. >> correctional officer michael lee has been at rikers 15 years. >> they can ask whatever they wantor beat them down or tell them this is the end of your life. we have classes to help them learn mechanics, culinary classes and fresh start. we want to help them once they leave here on to whatever they're going to do once they leave. >> in 2004, the r.i.d.e. program was started to reduce the number of repeat offenders. >> we started a program called r.i.d.e. that stands for rikers island discharge enhancement. under the umbrella of r.i.d.e., we have a lot of components to help them with sobriety, housing and employment. we want to link them up while they're here doing their sentence, so when they get out, they go to meaningful jobs and have a place to stay. >> my sentence is a year. i've been here eight months. it is affecting me good. it has helped me because when i get out, i have something to fall back on. i want to stop using drugs, i have a drug program to go to, treatment plan. i'm going to continue school and stuff. it helped me a lot. >> in the five years since we first visite

our panel, michael shure lee fang, mark thompson. thing john fugelsang is not on the show. >> somebody has to stay home. cenk: john, don't go anywhere, man, stay in the statehouse. lee fang joins us. john mccain was on abc last weekend. he just came on. he's like hey, how are you doing? anyway. >> anywhere there's a t.v. camera, is that what you are saying? cenk: here he is. >> no american boots on the ground. >> that's still a lot of risk in the air. the russians said they would move in anti aircraft. >> if they move that in, it's going to make it most of complicated. we can give them the heavy weapon they say need. >> who's them? >> i met them, they're there. >> how do you seek out rebels and other rebels? they've got al-qaeda rebels. >> we can otherwise a legitimate and non-jihadist group that are already there. >> everybody i talked to said they can't possibly. >> they said they couldn't penetrate without great cost here in air defenses. didn't the israelis just blow a hole a mile wide in that. cenk: he couldn't say they couldn't

from this process, but i would like to especially acknowledge warren browner from cpmc, judy lee and michael, we are also working on a lot of projects because of this initial process. again the supervisors coming in and lou to finalize this process made it all happen. we should be very proud. there are 30,000 individual when health care reform happens and they qualify for health insurance and this will be a new and safe hospital. thank you so much on behalf of all. [ applause ] >> that's it ladies and gentlemen of the thank david chu and campos. i enjoyed it and glad we are done.

. >> michael: jamel bouie and happy birthday to christine pelosi. lee nation has an uncanny knack of shining light on the hypocritical egregious and just flat out wrong. he'll join us right after the break. >> michael: for most americans leaving a job can be stressful especially when it comes to money. but corporate bigwigs who leave private secretary for jobs for capitol hill sometimes get an added bonus to cushion that difficult transition. these are bonuses a little somethin' somethin' when they go to work for the government. jack lew received an exit passage worth $1 million in 2009 shortly before joining the obama administration. now to be clear he to do to walk away from the bonus if he quit his citibank job for another job with a few exceptions including if he left for. >> to close the quote resolving door end quote that carries the special interest in the revolving door in and out of the government. i think that's a question at a needs to be asked and i'd appreciate hearing your response. >> good job but for more on this interesting story i'm jo

from this process, but i would like to especially acknowledge warren browner from cpmc, judy lee and michael, we are also working on a lot of projects because of this initial process. again the supervisors coming in and lou to finalize this process made it all happen. we should be very proud. there are 30,000 individual when health care reform happens and they qualify for health insurance and this will be a new and safe hospital. thank you so much on behalf of all. [ applause ] >> that's it ladies and gentlemen of the thank david chu and campos. i enjoyed it and glad we are done. >> you're watching quick bites, the show that is san francisco. and today you're in for a real treat. oh, my! food inspired by the mediterranean and middle east with a twist so unique you can only find it in one place in san francisco. we're at the 55th annual armenian festival and bizarre. this is extra special not only because i happen to be armenian, but there is so much delicious food here. and i can't wait to share it with all of you. let's go. armenia, culture and cusine has had much cultural exchanges with it

lee corsetta. i'm 37 years old. and i'm a licensed practical nurse and also a certified tissue bank specialist. i was referred to michael mastromarino by my former director in the operating room. she told me he was a great person, an entrepreneur, and she told me he was starting a tissue bank at the time. >> lee had a great amount of experience working with another tissue bank. he was a nurse, he was in orthopedic surgery, knew sterilization technique. knew recoveries very well, knew his anatomies very well. >> i took pride in recovering tissue, something that i -- it was my calling. >> most people know of hearts and kidney donations. that's organs. and there's a tissue side of it where there is bone, tendon and skin. >> one donor can help up to 80 people. >> a tissue bank at funeral homes, it was an area that was pretty much untapped in new york. i figured he was going to come up with a pretty good niche, a pretty good market. and i just figured that you know, we were going to do well. >> my name is josh hanscheff. i'm an assistant district attorney in kings county or brooklyn new york. my position is i'm a bureau chie

here is michael cogino and lee munson keefe investment officer of portfolio llc, author of "rigged money what does it mean of transportation, tell the viewers, the transportation index has been hot as a pistol. what does that mean in terms of the broader market? >> good to see you again, larry. i think it's a positive the transports have been doing fantastic, as dow theorists know, you want to see the dow jones moving along with the transports. so it's a positive, given the tail winds of the federal reserve and the easy money, given that corporate earnings have held up through the latest quarter, you pes on the subpoena 500 probably around 14-15, depending on where you cut earning, investors looking for yield in other place besides the bond market, you have a lot of reasons to be in stocks. the question is whether there is too many great reasons to be in stocks and having investments forgotten about. >> lee munson, are you as optimistic as mycogy as pi-- as cogino. >> what we haveb doing with ve slowly rebalancing towards our normal allocation of stock. so instead of trying to cash out o

the n fl season is still three months away but the 49ers suffered a major loss when michael crabtree tore his akill leest happened during a team workout yesterday and today he underwent surgery to fix the right ankle. crabtree had a break out campaign in 2012. now, he's jim harbaugh's no. 1 patient. >> woke up from surgery and -- and first thing he asked doc how it went so we're talk about the success and the surgery and anticipate that he'd be out for the year and his comment to that was, you know, he's got no choice but to be back. >> front pickings, too, in the receiving core of their healthy receivers. antoine bolden has significant game experience. that's about it. remember both mario manningham and kyle williams are also injured. >>> baseball, madi soshgsn bumgarner allowed one run in seven innings but left trailing the nationals. look who got him off the hook. buster posey scores. let's go to extra innings. no walk off today, folks. ian desmond with an rbi single in 10th inning and the nationals win 2 to 1. the giants took 2 out of 3, however. >>> steve carell on the a's bandwagon in texas. >> i

michael carson double lines jeffrey gundlock. pete joohn here to help us navigate. let's get straight to lee cooperman who continues to beat the market, up double digits already this year after being up 34% gross of fees last year. a man who continues to do it. it's good to see you. >> i'm just keeping up with the market, up 15%. >> all right. so you're having a good year. it's been a good run for you certainly of late. how do you feel about the markets, as we sit here at these record levels? we're a little mixed today, giving a little back on the dow and s&p but how do you feel overall? >> i think the stock market's probably a little ahead of itself. by and large think the bull market has more time to run. generally speaking, bear markets are induced by either recessions, terrorist events. i think the economy's limping along, you know, a couple percent growth rate and given the absence of alternatives, i don't really see the reason for the market to decline a lot.

was seen holding a meat cleaver and a knife, his hands covered in blood in the video, michael adebolajo, said soldier leeigby was targeted because muslims are dying at the hands of british troops. as the grisly scene was playing out, a woman on a bus saw what looked like a car accident and a man on the sidewalk. she got off the bus and actually ended up talking to the suspected killer. ingrid kennett kept the man talk when she realized mothers and children were nearby, hoping to keep them engaged so he wouldn't hurt them. incredibly brave act and she is joining us now. ingrid, you're widely being praised as a hero for confronting this suspected killer. i know you downplay any heroism on your part but explain why you did what you did. you were on a bus. what did you see happening? >> well, from the bus, i could see a crashed car and a body on the road, and a nervous man pacing and i assumed it was a road traffic accident with the driver being nervous. so yeah. >> so at what point, ingrid, did you realize this was more than just a car accident? >> well, when i approached the body and checked his parts and

there and turn the microphone over to acting assistant attorney general of the criminal division, michael lee raman who will provide more details on the akedown. > thank you, ms. sebelius. these defendants are charged with having submit over $223 million in fraudulent claims to the medicare program. as the attorney general said, fraud takedownth since 2010. as a result of these takedowns -- 600 harged 6,000 defendants. today's defendants include as charged both the owners and operators of companies that participated in these schemes and the physicians and numerous other professionals who helped them steal precious medicare dollars. in many scheme the fraudulent billings couldn't have occurred without the doctor signing off on the services or a nurse or therapist filling out false paperwork. in fact, nearly 1/4 of the defendants charged as part of today's takedowns are doctors, nurses, physicians, physical therapists and other medical professionals. and disturbingly, today's actions also include charges against three individuals in detroit who, although they were not licensed physicians nevert

lee, as i said earlier after michael died i emailed you and the greatest grief imaginable trying to just -- i never heard of any of this, and you emailed me back, and i am here to tell you that children who are killing themselves -- i know their parents. these kids are not mentally ill. they are breaking under ho rendous set of circumstances and yes we can discuss resiliency and all these other things, but we have to have room in the conversation for our very sensitive kids as well. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> all right. one final thought from each of you and we have to wrap it up and i want to talk about your project and with the schools. >> i want us to think about -- as the day we have been challenging ourselves what we can do to make a contribution, one of the things to think about is the way in which i'm trying to address the problem of sensitivity and there are some kids of different thresholds and definitions and everyone has the right to their emotional truth and we need kids to learn more social skills and resiliency and all of these things that i am doing and never woul

michael i. adebowale is accused of hacking to death and drummer lee rigby. he has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at central criminal court on monday. a second suspect remains under arrest at a london hospital. still ahead in the program, a brush with danger, the alarming levels of lead still being found in household paint. and china's miracle rescue baby, where he has gone after being released from hospital. and a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. 19 people including eight police officers have been killed in iraq in a series of attacks. much of the violence tested in place around the capital baghdad. the syrian president bashar al- assad has told the lebanese tv station that the first russian antiaircraft missiles have arrived in syria. israel has suggested that it might strike those missiles. the newspaper also and said that bush are saw as stated syria will respond to any foreign attacks on its soil. the russian foreign minister has accused the opposition in syria of derailing peace talks with preconditions. joining us in the studio

the man seen with knives in his hands has been identified as michael atabolago said to be a convert to islam. police say the victim are was lee rig bee, a soldier who served in afghanistan. he was not in uniform at the time. >>> it was dubbed operation swill, the state of new jersey busts 29 bars and restaurants for selling cheap booze. >> state officials say the businesses were filling bottles of top shelf liquor. the investigation took years and received numerous complaints. >>> the cruise ship has seen its share of complaints and now a passenger bill of rights has been adopted. all members of the trade association approved the new guidelines including a emergency power source, and also the compensation if the cruise is terminated due to mechanical issues. >>> a criminal robs a jewelry store on the eastern shore. as rochelle ritchey complains this is a string of robberies >> reporter: this is the disguise a man was wearing when he walked into queenstown shopping mall. >> he made off with diamond, diamond rings and jewelry. >> a wig baseball cap, big beard and black blazer are now in the hands of state police trying to deter

michael brutsch anchor reports. q. after being agonizingly denied the euro lee crown last year with a final shot of the game says carr were out for revenge on defending champions olympiakos in the last four of this year's tournament at the london ota arena and with inspiring coach daughter messina back in charge who would lead says god to the last year p ground in two thousand and eight the omen seemed good but after a tight first quarter libya has pulled away and led forty two twenty eight at half time this guy could only muster eight points in the third and despite dispirited late fightback the greek side again triumphed sixty nine fifty two and went into the final looking for their third continental title. in that decider olympiakos was set to face real madrid who reached their first league final in eighteen years after coming back to be arch rivals barcelona in an all spanish cecil contest. the cattle inside edge that had early on taking the first quarter eight hundred eleven however reale braley did a second to take a six point halftime lead. to regain the advantage fifty one forty eight up after three quarters befor

it's along these waterways we trace the route taken in late 2010 by michael adebolajo, accused of hacking to death the british soldier lee rigby on a london street. this is the island, we are only 20 kilometers from the mainland here. back when the port was in the al qaeda-linked militant group al shabaab's hands this was a major way point for men to join up with al shabaab. right here on the beach police picked up michael adebolajo and three other young men waiting to catch a boat. fourth arrived at the island by boat on the cover of dark. before walking to the island's hotel, run by this woman and her husband. >> these people came at night. they wanted lodging. we see, we saw it was just a normal lodging. so my sister accommodated them. late the next day, around 6:00 p.m., a police came here and took the husband and the wife. alleging they had hosted four people who were said to be al shabaab, they are going to some malla. >> reporter: it was the beginning of a terrifying ordeal. after their arrest, she tells us they were transferred to prison. appearing twice in court before charges were eventually dropped. she tells

michael and adebowale. he is one of two men suspected of attacking lee rigby on may 22nd. r main suspect, michael adebolajo, is still in hospital under police guard. a total of 10 arrests have been made so far in relationship to this incident. >> an attorney for the army staff sergeant accused of slaughtering 16 afghan villagers said said his client will plead guilty next week to avoid the death penalty. the attorney says that staff sergeant robert bales was a " crazed " and " broken " when he slipped away from his remote southern afghanistan outpost in carry out attacks into villages. his attorney says that his mental state did not rise to the level of a legal insanity defense. >> letter sent to new york mayor michael boone were over the weekend contained the daildeadly poison, on ricin. this is an aerial shot of the letter sorting facility in new york or the poison lace combos were detected. new york police said that the humble address to bloomberg included three knows that mention the debate on gun laws. no word on where the letters came from. >> president barack obama i

security was very tight as michael was charged with the murder of lee rigby. shoulder was hacked to death as he returned to his barracks in london last week. he was the first murder since 2005. >> they could plead guilty to premeditated murder and he said his client took a plea deal in order to avoid the death penalty. last year's massacre is considered to be one of the worst and if approved he will face a life in prison sentence. >> there is another sign the housing market continues to improve. sales of homes in foreclosure fell sharply during the first part of this year. 190,000 homes and that's just 21% in total home sales as the worst made up 45%. >>> they are making their first concert and the group imagine dragons will be the first to perform and it will be followed by sting on sunday. it will start the america's cup races and a curtain has been placed around to cut down on noise for people who live in the area. >>> bee know about the -- we know about the traffic in the east bay and the bridge because of the game that is going on today, do we have any pr

street last week has appeared in court. 2-year-old michael abdebali was remanded in custody and will appear again next monday. he's charged with the murder of lee rigby and illegal possession of a firearm. second suspect who was also shot by police are still recovering in hospital. in brazil, there was been a football of a grand scale. this sunday's international friendly between england and brazil is on the verge of being canceled over safety concerns. a judge in rio has ordered the match to be canceled off, has to be called off at the newly rebuilt americana stadium, also due to host the confederation cup time next month. but local officials are still hopeful the match will go ahead. famous rio enyu is centerpiece of next year's world cup. our brazil correspond has been covering the story and said the cancellation will be huge setback with brazil ahead of the world cup. >> this is the last thing brazil wanted right now. they're supposed to play brazil against england in a very high-pro find friendly that is supposed to be reopening of the kanasa, famousca center piece of football, under construction the last two years. this was going to be th

michael adebowale was charged with murder. he's accused of acttacking lee r rigby.racks. the other man remains under arrest in a london hospital. >>> and we're learning new details about a florida associate of one of the boston bombers. sources tell abc that ibragim todashev was not armed when he was killed by an fbi agent. last week investigators said that todashev confronted agents with a knife. the fbi is now saying that it's conducting an internal investigation into the events surrounding his death. >>> the irs facing another lawsuit from those tea party organizations. it was filed by 25 groups alleging that they were illegally targeted by the obama administration. the suit also names the attorney general, treasury secretary, and top irs officials. an attorney for the plaintiffs said americans are not going to be bullied by the government. more congressional hearings on this scandal are set for next week. while tea party darling michele bachmann will not seek re-election to her minnesota congressional seat, she does seem to keep the political door open for other

sung lee kemp, welcome inside the war room. >> thank you for having me. >> michael: your colleagues wroteut boehner's cenking power. is the tea party out of control at this point. >> i think there really no other way for the speak for approach this particular conference. they've been very vocally opposed to what leadership has opposed since the midterm elections of 2010 and especially when earlier this year you have several conservative house freshman who maybe never even said a date with boehner voting against him for speaker. for boehner you have to take the hand-off approach and let them sort of go on their way let them air their agendas and you have to take the hands-off approach as boehner has done. >> michael: that's hugely unprecedented where a speaker is ceding control to his conference. can boehner and does he even want to take that control of the republicans in the house? >> it's hard to say. the thing with speaker boehner he was never going to be the type of speaker to rule with an iron fist. he's been very overtly, low key. it's his personality manifesting itself in how he's c

michael adaybowally. he is one of the two men suspected of attacking lee rigby on may 22nd.en made so far in relation to this incident. british authorities are calling it a terrorist attack. >> the florida chapter of the council of american islamic relations is calling for an investigation into the shooting death of a man who knew one of the boston marathon suspects. ibragim todashev was shot dead at his home in orlando last week what he was being questioned by fbi. reports are now surfacing saying that he was unarmed when he was shot. meanwhile, his widow is speaking out. >> they lived in the same area and austin and they attended the same school. the they were never friends, that order clothes. >> the council wants to know whether and not excessive force was used and whether not his rights were violated. the fbi stated that they shot him because he became violent your questions. >> in boston tonight, a benefit concert for the victims of the marathon bombing. the lineup includes aerosmith, james taylor, carole ing, and jimmy buffet. it is for the show sold out in minutes af

he's michael adebowale, a 22- year-old naturalized british citizen born in nigeria. adebowale and a 28-year-old are accused of killing lee rigby. the police shot both suspects. they're in the hospital under guard. it turns out the two london suspects were on a watch list, though investigators say it would have been nearly impossible to predict they would commit such a crime. tonight, bob orr explains how the list works. >> reporter: the revelation the london suspects were known to british intelligence echoes what happened in boston. 20 months before the tsarnaev brothers allegedly planted bombs at the marathon, tamerlan tsarnaev was added to a u.s. terrorist watch list. customs agents were alerted when he traveled to and from russia in 2012, but tsarnaev was not stopped at the airport, and since the f.b.i. had not found any terror connections, he was never placed under surveillance. while tsarnaev was on the terror watch list, so, too, were more than a half million others. the watch list is ever expanding, and that's a problem for police. cbs news national security analyst juan zarate: >> the challenge for law enforcemen

market and also hometo mayor lee's election head quarters was leased by benchmark capital from the not to edgy sand hill road in pal low alto we have seen mid market morph from michael douglas and carl mailed den chasing bad guys to twitters 2012 move into 10th and market and now, onto doll bee sounds one million dollars acquisition of ninth and mark along with squared 250,000 square foot least at 11th and market new apartment construction continues as well this crescent heights high rise at the tenth and market and one money hundred van s into 400 apartments with unlimited views. now while san francisco has long 'em braced it's history igpublic transit the city is moving swiftly from analogue to dig at that time the one .6 billion central subway is transforming land use along the fourth street corridor with the proposedded corridor moon plan setting the stage for the neck decade and looking further into the future the cal train yards at fourth and town send also known as the north end of silicon valley may under go under ground rails and mixed use towers up to 400 feet in height similar to broad gate station in london. now, here are the names of the inshat vattive

michael adebolajo was recruited by britain's equivalent of the fbi apparently to spy for him. he says the intelligence service approached him. adebolajo and another man are accused of hacking british soldier lee rigby to death wednesday. >>> washington state where new surveillance video shows the collapse on thursday of this interstate bridge north of seattle. amazingly no one was killed when the i-5 bridge fell into the river after being struck by an 18 wheeler. now, the governor of washington state says it will cost $15 million to fix the bridge. he has declared a state of emergency in the three counties that rely on the bridge for commerce. the ntsb, inspectors plan to spend as many as ten days investigating the bridge collapse. it is not clear how long the bridge which is a main artery into kaccanada, how long it wil remain closed. with more expected delays on this memorial day weekend. this is not the first time this has happened. the 58-year-old bridge was inspected in november after it was struck by another vehicle. reports showed at that time that it had impact damage, tears, structure cracks and gouges but washington state officials say that it was apparently they say safe to drive o

lee rigby. he was a father of a two year old son. the attackers seen in the amateur video is 20-year-old michael aid bowl jaw. they were gunned down and in the hospital under arrest. authorities arrested two more people and they are trying to see if there is a jihadi network or acted on their own. >> this country will be resolute in the stand against violence and terror. we'll never give in to terrorism in any of its forms. uk prime minister david cameron praised the 48 year old woman who stood up to the attackers trying to convince them to stop their madness. >> there were more and more mothers with children stopping around. flowers were laid. >> london remains on high alert. authorities describe the investigation complex and fast moving. >> dpreshgs thank you. >> president said he is troubled by recent revelations about journalist scrutiny. he didn't name, names such as james rosen. tonight, correspondent has the latest on monitoring the messages and mixing them. the president came down hard on the tactics used in the justice investigation that named james rosen as a co-conspirator. our focus must be on tho

lee rigby is up for debate both suspects were already known to intelligence agencies for their extremist views but would both deemed safe enough to continue their activities one of the suspects michael audible large reportedly handed out extremist literature on the streets of london and was even arrested in kenya back in two thousand and ten for trying to travel to somalia in order to train as a terrorist at the same time the home secretary to reason may says that police needs to be given the tools they need in order to fight terrorism but considering that british intelligence had all that information about the willage suspects already many here are questioning why the home office didn't just use the tools they were he had. r.t. london. reports say one of the suspects in the brutal machete killing was considered a low risk by m i five despite numerous warning signs dating back as two thousand and three at the time the alleged attacker was a member of an extremist islamic group there was being monitored by security services then later banned investigative journalist tony gosling says the more power and money to monitor the population is not the solution how did these guys who were ri