mina: we are seeing a lot more demand from private prison governors. do you have any sense of where we are in that ramp up? i don't have the current numbers. another projection of the number of detainees will double over the next few years. i don't know if it is occurring or not. >> and is also -- it has also been going up. shane: this went up through obama's presidency. that has been the frontier of these companies for a wild. expansionot a lot of in the state and federal prison world. mina: you have been enduring this conversation and talking about how california has much better policies. doesn't the california rate have aeight -- return to prison rape summer in rate somewhere in 65-70s? >> it started to come down. it took us almost 40 years to get to where we were with the present problems in the state. it will take a long time to unwind that. not only whatbout happens at the state level but also what happens at the local level. you're probably all familiar with realignment where inmates go to the nonserious, nonviolent local levels. that is a big c

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nadie estÁ por encima de la ley, el perdÓn mina el argumento de respeto a la ley.o al presidente unir al paÍs tras los violentos enfrentamientos en virginia, algunos lo acusan de que este perdÓn divide a un mÁs a la naciÓn. en washington, pablo gato "univisiÓn". fÉlix: medio millÓn de personas desbordaron el centro de barcelona en una gran manifestaciÓn para repudiar los ataques terroristas que viviÓ esa ciudad y la vecina cambrils. la marcha estuvo encabezada por el rey felipe vi, el presidente del joven espaÑol mariano rajoy, entre otras autoridades. los participantes ondeaban banderas y pancartas bajo la bandera de " no tengo miedo", luego de los ataques yihadistas que casaron a mÁs de 120 heridos y más de 30 ha muertos. ilia: esta ciudad era uno de los Últimos bastiones de la cÉlula terrorista isis en este paÍs. se precisÓ que los combates proseguÍan, para retomar la ciudad al norte de calafar y sus alrededores, asÍ como los otros reductos de grande de tu esfuerzo es mantener la tradición. coors light. porque los retos son montañas, sigue subiendo. ♪ arantxa: n

for the increased work downtown, there are you municipal downtown -- there are minas above downtown parkingarages going down six stories. towno home going out of along the new expressway. you can drive smoothly and safely in and out of the city now. the american road, as it goes through spark, is being opened up, being made free. how publico, you saw support could solve the problem of an overloaded highway. downtown traffic congestion was strangling a great metropolitan area. communitylook at what action did in boston. in new england, all roads lead to boston and boston has continued growing. the metropolitan area extends over 42 cities and towns. roads serve the outlying areas adequately. overnight, they became city streets. traffic hopeless entangled -- hopelessly entangled. at the statehouse, there was a highway on paper which could have alleviated all of the congestion. lack of public support kept it in the piles until the people of essex county got it out into the light of day. fromay 128, starting gloucester, it swings in a wide 80 mile arc around the ring of greater boston. the last

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esto viene a raÍz de la mina 25 de la constituciÓn, que indica que el presidente puede ser declarado posibilidad de que el presidente pudiera quedar discapacitado el resto de su perÍodo. javier: y como dices, es una opiniÓn personal de esta autoridad. pero del dicho al hecho, hay mucho trecho. carlos, gracias por estar con nosotros. carolina: y bueno, hablando del tema de arizona, una cuenta no oficial republicana en tennessee y pÚblico una foto en redes sociales qqueriendo mostrar la gran cantidad de personas que estaban esperando en phoenix el acto de campaÑa del presidente trump. y pequeÑo detalle es que la foto es una imagen del aÑo 2016 del desfile del equipo de baloncesto cavaliers de cleveland. no serÍa esta la primera vez que esto ocurre. durante la inauguraciÓn del presidente donald trump que surgiÓ esta primera controversia cuando el presidente donald trump ddijo que habÍa muchísima mÁs gente de la que realmente habÍa. y cuando dijo que no estaba lloviendo, luego se ve la fotografÍa del presidente donald trump bien tapadita. javier: en otras noticias, la patrulla fronteriza

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we are in a room that originally was a living room in office for eleanor roosevelt's secretary mel mina thompson or tommy, she was called. she lived here until her death in the early 1950's, with eleanor roosevelt. mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area and this became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guests. this is where she would work every day. at this desk, which was made at the val-kill industries. the industry thing about the desk is there's a little lame plates on there. it's actually her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. she obviously noticed right away that her name was misspelled but you didn't say a word, she said thank you very much and she used it from that day to the time of her death. this tells you a lot about eleanor roosevelt. it was not important to her that her name was misspelled, she appreciated the gift of the child had given her. mrs. roosevelt wrote a daily column, which was her way of reaching out to the american people and connecting the government to the american people durin

some residents overwhelmed by the flooding likened it to a mina katrina. that storm system is pushing into the ohio valley as it takes aim to the east coast. let's take a look a little closer look at today's weather. >> good morning. bracing for strong storms throughout monday going into monday night. a low pressure system will track its way throughout the atlantic and down towards the d.c. area looking for localized flash flooding and travel disruptions as a result. the heaviest of thunderstorms will target from d.c., richmond towards norfolk towards raleigh and possibly towards asheville with damaging winds, flash flooding and hail. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> and one more weather note. tropical storm franklin has formed over the northwestern caribbean. franklin could become a hurricane before slamming into the eastern coast of mexico as early as wednesday night. in the meantime, people across the region can expect to see flooding downpours. >>> still ahead the new recall affecting more than 500,000 trucks. >>> the bizarre case of a

a less if the seller results in nagano cd the fates stumps don't help mina implicating the situation i. really about ang ilang you like salt it's in the axis of the end of two thousand sixteen hundred start to thousands of exited the outreach are going hungry. lament i mean they. sound i'm ready. soldiers struggling to make ends meet. and whose reputation has been tarnished by months of often violent repression that's left over a hundred and twenty people dead thatg from theft to o treason. sie the start of the protests. and while discontent has largely been kept quiet some have begun to openly challenge maduro. in late june a rogue policemen claiming to represent an insurgent faction of the army commandeered a helicopter and attacked government buildings in caracas. sunday's raid on a military base was but the latest sig. that the army's loyalty to the president's may be starting to waver. both korea has vowed to retaliate soft of the united states agreed to u. s. request for tough new sanctions on the regime. it's a response to pyongyang's long range ballistic missile tests last mo

or martin luther king jr joining me now is actress and director of mina a story about nina simone and me joe's at bushell mingled his play follows the legendary singer's activism and draws a power. the black lives matter movement today just welcome to going underground some people might think of me as a murder as a recording artist screwed by the music industry which is where so many car commercials use or musical in your play it's not about advertising the music world is no it's not my production really is about the celebration of nina's life i use nina simone who is both a consummate classical pianist artist singer and also activist i focus specifically on the civil rights activism and i focus specifically on using her as my g.p.s. today in twenty seventeen as a black british woman trying to navigate increasingly racist conditions where we tend to end up dead. on this program we often privileged class abilities of many different issues rather than identity one's own a woman or race in your play you focused squarely on the idea of being a woman and being black yes i do i thought so m

builder, that is not the way that trump operates, surely one of the greatest and biggest wild cards, minaald trump himself? yes, i do not and how much of the victory this is for kerry because trump and steve bannon remain aligned and i think both will be working against kelly and i think that steve bannon can do so friendly. kelly can also be quite extreme, he has some of these xenophobic and and how muslim views but it is preferable to donald trump and steve bannon but i do not their so would think he is good for america and i am not sure that he is able to keep these extremist elements in check the me that a lot of people are hoping that he will. sarah, very quickly, many people, democrats, more moderate republicans have said that following on from everything that has happened, particularly charlottesville, and support from doctor david duke, saying you only got there because of the white vote. do you think they are correct in saying that the position of donald trump is irredeemable? i think it was a redeemable for the day that he lodged his campaign by calling mexicans rapists and murd

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. >> reporter: ortega owns four houston restaurants and recently partnered with a michael mina test kitchen while his hewes houston family and restaurants are okay, he says he's eager to get back as quickly as possible. >> this is a situation you have to go through and endure and be part of it in every way. >> reporter: monica burke has been texting and talking with her family nonstop. >> it's hard ter not knowing what they're going through. >>. >> reporter: they're all okay, but she can't an forget the images of those suffering. chris hunt wants to transform that sense of helplesness he's also feeling. > it hits hard. >> reporter: he's president of the university of texas san francisco chapter. >> right now we're in the process of figuring out where to focus our attention. it's heart breaking. >> reporter: houston has no shortage of support from those here in the bay area. this thursday, chronicle books on second street will be transformed into a bake shop from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. >> since 2010, we've been throwing bake sales to raise money for natural disasters. >> reporter: based on

joining us on the phone is nbc's phillip mina.erstand they're trying to open up dams to try to decide the direction of the water so as not to have even more catastrophic flooding. >> good morning. it's a suf situation, a tough decision to have made. essentially by making this decision, this controlled release of the two dams, they are putting in jeopardy several thousand homes right along that release point. just to give a little background, i think two dams are basically what protects half of houston from being flooded and underwater if they would break. they're trying to alleviate that pressure. they're seeing unprecedented levels. we're talking about the 25 inches that fell and they've facilitied those reservoirs to the point of failure. this dam on the west side of houston and funnels through buffalo bayou which cuts through the center of downtown and spills out into the gulf of mexico. that's how the water is released. when everything is filled up to that point, they have to make that tough decision to essentially make things

minas go faces two challenges in managing the human rights challenges described by my colleagues. first, the stalled framework of december 31 and not equipped support from the u.n. member states. on the framework, supporting the implementation of the december 31 framework is now the central menus ghost strategy. however, the government has strongly resisted efforts to move forward on implementation and there's very little confidence in the framework among national stakeholders. if the framework fails, it will be put in an externally difficult position as a peacekeeping mission that is mandated to provide support to an illegitimate government support. sees threecretary possible scenarios. each of those poses its own challenges. the best case in error, the parties make a good faith progress toward implementation of the agreement in 2017 and credible elections -- credible elections are held in 2018 and meniscal would have to provide security for free essay collections and then reorient its activities toward stabilization and support to the new government. i think most of the members

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. >> reporter: suit allegedes the attacker was on overtime getting holiday pay during the 90 mina salt. victim is described but not named in the suit. fox 29 spoke with the victim's mother on the phone an her claims are similar to those made in the lawsuit. i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. >>> 5:22 man. pennsylvnia man arrested at entrance to the holland tunnel last june has pleaded guilty to weapons charges. john ramsey and two associates told police they were going to rescue a girl from the drug den, officers recovered a military style rifle, shotgun, handguns and tactic california gear. ramsey could face up to five years in jail for each count but his attorney says he will seek probation. >>> the pennsylvania spca is investigating a disturbing video of animal cruelty that was sent to us by a fox 29 viewers. i had shows group of guys abusing two small alligators, several clips posted on social media those alcohol being forced down one of the gators throat, another one where a lit cigarette, is shoved in its mouth. fox 29 has learned that the video came from a home in bustleton that is owne

this under 2 now constitutes about 40% of the global economy. 300 minas appellllees worldwide.governor brown in california and in germany are the cochairs. what you're seeing is reaction and response to double down and demonstrate resolve at the levels that are actionable today. thatat puts many of these same people back into the process, but it would be so much more economically beneficial for the united states to take this on as an overall mission. it is what the science is telling us and has told us, and acting on good science is what i believe it mind leaders should do. amy: are you it encouraging other members of the trump administration to quit as you have? >> i think that is a personal decision based on your own position and your own effectiveness stop i certainly think for me it was the right statement. if an office is not moving and a positive direction, i think you have to take a hard look. can you do more work outside the systemem? i personally very much value federal service. i would dearly love to go back to federal service under this or the next administratioion t

we do want to go back to the coverage of harvey, because nbc's phillip mina has made his way to the conventionston. what's the situation on the ground there, phillip? >> reporter: well, chris, we just arrived at the george r. brown convention center. there are nearly 3,000 vaccees brought here and many more that i want to introduce you to. mia wattler. she is not staying here, but you came to get some supplies. tell us how it is you came to be here. >> so i left my house at, like, 5:00 a.m. on a boat from the fire department. and they rescued in their boat and took us to the highway where we got in a dump truck. and we drove in the dump truck for about an hour and a half in the freezing cold rain. and then we got to a shelter, but that shelter was already full. so they had to take us back to the fire department with them, where we stayed all day. we couldn't leave. and we left the fire department actually in a fire truck. and got on a metro bus to come here to the shelter that was full. >> and you live in an area that's very hard hit. they're up to streetlights, right? >> yeah. i mean, there w

how often and how strong are the two components of storm minas -- ess?minn and take any storm. you think about how frequently they occur and how strong they are when they occur. by analyzing them we can get this broad understanding of climatology. whether it's hurricanes or tornadoes. typhoons inicanes, the pacific, and hurricanes in the u.s. a fingerprint appears , to be fewer but stronger. this is the take-home graph to try to understand what global warming might be doing to hurricanes. ok? and maybe storms in general. we are kind of thinking about activity going on its merry way, some years active, some years in active. there's el nino events, there's all kinds of climate variation going on. and we may actually see falling occurrence of events, fewer days with tornadoes, and fewer hurricanes. but when we do get them they are strong. the separation in terms of frequency and intensity is may be what climate change is doing. maybe what climate change is orminess.st and i will leave it at that. and i will open it up to questions. [applause] we will do something a little bit diff

. >> let's bring in nbc's phillip mina and kia collier, a reporter for the texas tribune.hillip, i want to go back to you. we saw there was a lot of activity there where people are coming for shelter, some just coming for supplies. i know you've had a little more chance to walk around, see exactly what's going on. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah. this is the big area inside. we're going to try to go in there a little later. right now i would like you to meet mea lee, 15 years old. and she had to be rescued here. and you have a story. tell me what happened saturday night. >> so saturday night to sunday night, the water began rising pretty quickly. and it ended up flooding and throughout the entire night we had to shut off power and stack everything up as much as we can. eventually all the boxes came down and moved everything up to the attic if we could. and we prepped the top of the car so we could stay on top in case the water got too high and eventually we got to move there as morning came. so we were waiting on top of the car, and eventually a boat had to come an

my name is mina kim. i'm on the friday host of forum and i'm really glad that marissa is not my editor. i had to keep my question to 15 words, my gosh. welcome to tonight's program at the commonwealth club. tonight's program tackles the questions surrounding and whether private prisons help or harm the functioning of our criminal justice system. this is an important question because private prisons have been making a comeback under president trump. they are poised grow under his law and order approach to things and also his immigration policies. already in february the tenth administration reversed last year's obama administration directive to phase out privately run federal prisons and the two biggest private prison companies since election day. those companies are the geogroup and course attack formerly corrections of americorps cca. we have an incredible panel joining us tonight. shane bauer is a senior reporter for "mother jones" that he spent or months as a private recent guard and brought us a first

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. >> phillip mina live in texas. i'll say to you, please, be safe and thank you for joining us on this program. >>> i want to go to the mayor of dallas. the city opening this kind of mega shelter evacuee shelter to try to help these thousands of people who are being displaced by harvey. mayor, i believe you are with us on the line. >> i am, hallie. good morning. >> can you tell us what preparations you are doing there to try to help the folks from houston? >> well, we're preparing for the wor worst, hoping for the best. getting cots all over the convention center. 5,000 people potentially there. we have three centers are already open. folks that came in this weekend early. we've been taking care of them and feeding them all weekend. and then we've been sending fire rescue officers, water rescue officers down to help. these are our neighbors. we're all texans and we're going to do this together. the worst may be in front of us. we have to be prepared for that. >> mayor, you talk about the worst potentially coming in f

i think it starts with wilhelm mina fleming and then canon and two others and on to number five. in this entire lineage that you are looking at its actually a small number of women. >> one more question? two more questions, one in the back. >> how long does it take to read one of the plays? >> do you mean from the astronomers when they first collected the plates? they were never fully red because the density of information is so great that i don't think anyone felt that they have been completely plumb. >> let's say we look at one of the plates. how long would that have taken to market up a net great detail? >> i don't know that i can answer that. >> they be somebody marked it up and 10 years later they said there has been no bow or variable star. let's check the spark of the sky >> questions were asked at different times so the same plates might yield 10 answers or sparks six research projects. i don't know that question is answerable. >> wasn't exclusively at harvard that the plates were used? was there nowhere else in the world? >> mt. rosen had a plate but many people came fro

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my name is mina kim. i'm on the friday host of forum and i'm really glad that marissa is not my editor. i had to keep my question to 15 words, my gosh. welcome to tonight's program at the commonwealth club. tonight's program tackles the questions surrounding and whether private prisons help or harm the functioning of our criminal justice system. this is an important question because private prisons have been making a comeback

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adam minas pay attention coming to your planned along the east coast of the gulf of mexico, florida becauseical season. hitting peak season in the last couple of weeks. stuart: thank you very much indeed. breaking news for you from wells fargo. the bank says there could be hundreds of thousands more unauthorized customer accounts than previously disclosed. train for 3.5 million fake accounts on top of the 2.1 million they found. they refunded 5 million to customers. now they turned to .8 million refunds back to our customers. stuart: got it. thanks, liz. the u.s. has tested its missile defense system successfully by the way. president trump says all options are on the table with north korea following the country's latest missile launch that flew over japan last week here at ralph peters is the best. fox news military analyst. the slightest mistake on a knife edge, and going to war. is that right? >> absolutely right. the greatest trouble i think on the korean side is kim jong someone thinks he can get away with anything because for decades there has been no response from us. we keep doing f

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