thank you, mr. brad again hoping hold the applause for all the speakers. >> i'm a tenth grade student ever since i was enrolled that or there was no support for my color at mission high school we have small business that worked with us and it is quite ironic the school board want to help to get to college but the money is disappearing this year we had over 34 historic black colleges come to our school and accepted students on the spot as a st. joseph i was advised to wait we need an african-american advisor advisor. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm a senior at admission high school as well as the vice president of the high school ami i've been to the mission high school during my four years no one has supported like mission african-american advisor as an accepted to a college i never would have thought about or heard of our advisor gives support to those who don't have it at home removing her from her position makes it a loss for her and the family she's an mentor and that

mr. gray's death. brad: thank you. the stones continue to keep flying in. i just saw -- >> this isn't the right way to do it sir! brad: that's his point, not the right way to do it. i saw a police officer, a half a brick just came in under his shield and hit him right in the leg. heard a pop of tear gas i believe, might have been a stone into a shield. they're running in the opposite direction. something is going on that i can't quite tell. john, let's take a walk here across the street. come with me please. as we remain live. thank you. walk behind this car in front of this truck. the police are going down the street right now. they're taking the stones right to the shields. can't say exactly what's going on. let's come up in here, john. take a look right here. a lot of yelling. a lot of tension going on right here. i couldn't see what it was. it couldn't have been a brick on one of the shields. it was tear gas pepper spray. this police officer right here choking and gagging. i can feel it in my own throat as well. a little bit of pepper spray. it's not th

mr. gray was taken out of that van, he could not talk and he could not breathe. brad: with regard to that issue about breathing, we learned today that mr. gray is asthmatic and he was asking officers for his inhaler. he didn't have that inhaler. police talked about what went on in that van. they say the van driver reported that mr. gray was irate. the van driver stopped twice. at one of those stops, gray was put in leg shackles and then back in that van. we're told this investigation will take two weeks and at the end of that period of time, the results will be handed over to the state's attorney where a sdags will be made as to whether or not anyone will be charged. but as you said at the outset tonight, baltimore's police commissioner is describin town as a town on edge. in baltimore, brad bell abc 7 news. maureen: thank you brad. a virginia beach police officer is accused of -- is facing accusations that he used excessive force during a traffic stop. in the january 10th incident that officers used pepper spray on one in the car and immediately use a stun gun on him

so i thank my friend, mr. brad sherman, who has been a leader on this issue, for acknowledging the -- and being here today to make sure that this got into the congressional record on this very important day. germ -- mr. sherman: i thank the gentleman for his comments. i'm here on the house floor where we today should be voting on a resolution to recognize the armenian genocide. several of us, i believe including the gentleman from california introduced the armenian genocide truth and justice resolution. but that resolution is not on the floor today. because of the pressures arguments and an incredibly expensive lobbying campaign of the turkish government. now, it was 100 years ago today, as i pointed out in the beginning, that 650 writers, lawyers, poets doctors, priests and politicians were rounded up deported and murdered by the ottoman government. no one should assume that -- or no one should give any credence to the argument that somehow this was a few individuals acting alone. this was not a coordinated govern

mr. spock: -- reporter: your very own is ahead of schedule. bradpart of the qualcomm xprize competition. reporter: this has about a year left to go, and the winner of it is going to get $7 million. in total there are about $10 million to be won, and includes companies from around the rope canada, india, as well as to slovenia and ireland, so a lot of people are trying to make the tricorder of the future the tricorder of now, so this is definitely something to take a look at. brad: thank you, ramy. ♪ brad: this is "bloomberg west." i am brad stone. after leaving groupon, may send launched an act, providing audio tours of cities based on your location. thanks for joining us. when i last saw you, we were traipsing around. andrew: i knew you were going to bring that up. nothing funnier. brad: that was the launch. that was, what, four months ago? andrew: we launched about two months ago in the app store. it was the beta we were doing. we have got 90 tours launched just in the san francisco bay area, and each one lasts about 45 minutes, and it takes you

professor brad hintz at the challenges that deutsche bank faces. we will speak to mr. the uproar over the committee in this hour. olivia: president obama and japan's prime minister are meeting today to talk trade, but obama played tour guide before getting down to business will stop you took able to the lincoln memorial where they looked at the gettysburg address etched on the -- down to business. president obama took abe to the lincoln memorial, where they looked at the gettysburg address etched on the marble. peter cook, this is the first time a japanese leader will address a joint section the session of congress will stop why does this matter so much? peter: they are rolling out the red carpet for shinzo abe. this is to highlight the economic ties and to bolster defense ties between these two countries as a counterweight to china. both sides are saying this is not intended to send a direct message to china. simply to enhance the relationship that has been built up between these two countries over the years. it is pretty clear what is at stake. they will talk of the

jamie: enid native brad recalls venturing over as a young car buff in the 1970s. >> i walked across the street, and mran, i'm looking for a starter for a continental six cylinder engine, do you have one? after a long pause he basically said, well it's going to be $50. well came back about a month later with my $50, he said, nope $75. i learned a little bit of horse trading at that point in time. jamie: as a boy, stuart never gets to know grandpa oliver. >> jamie: when stuart graduates high school in 1984, he decides the take a summer road trip back to enid. >> i got a greyhound bus ticket and went out to enid on my own. he took me over to his shop and for the first time i got to spend some time with my grandfather. this was his grandfather's pride and joy, the centerpiece, the two depression era courts. >> grandpa had a it is fascination with them because they had done some ingenious things under the hood. >> what was the lowest priced mass produced american car? is it the 1925 ford model t runabout or the 1922 >> >> for half a century junkyard owner oliver jordan and accumulates hundreds of cars some

brad? can they be successful doing that. they try to make connections between the author and the right? >> mrs.linton tried the vast right-wing conspiracy before and it didn't work. there is no vast right-wing conspiracy. the fact is this book was not funded by the right. it is an independent book by a well-respected researcher and author. the book has legs. why? because he spent a year connecting the dots. whether there is actual impropriety or not i don't know but certainly there is appearance and appearance could be enough. melissa: thanks to both of you. >>> 2016 just not about clinton scandals. we have stiff competition at the top of the republican field. here with the 2016 power index, chris stirewalt. he is fox news digital politics editor. so has moved up, who has moved down? tell us about this week's list? >> how about a little chris christie for you, tri-state resident. chris christie who had underperformed all expectations for as long, almost as he had been running for president, his mode felt like it was 2012, remember chris christie made early and large investment in new hampshire.

brad: we spent much of the day trying to get to the bottom of what happened here. mr. giles says he has been harassed by this guard for several weeks now. we went to the security company. security company said come on over. we'd like to show you our body camera video and when we come back to share more of this story at 5:00 you'll see a segment of that body camera video but listen to this the video stops just before the beating captured on cell phone camera begins. that's the story out here at the henson creek apartments. back to you. alison: thank you. let's get back to doug now. as we mentioned, the temperatures will drop quite a bit today. scott: very cold. how long will that stick around, doug? doug: looks like several more days. it will be colder tomorrow night than tonight. real chill in the air behind the cold front. let's get you started. also a few areas of showers lingering behind the cold front and dropped temperatures. nothing particularly heavy. a little cell now will be moving through dale city shortly. we expect a shower to come to an end over the next c

mrs. woodhouse is because this weekend the white house correspondents dinner is being held, and joyce woodhouse and her sons the republican and the democrat, brad and dallas -- woodhouse, will be joining us at our c-span table. as our guests.you mrs. thinwoodhouse, what do you espo think about comingnd to the dinner? >> well, i think it's just fantastic. every year i watch this event on c-span because you come in early, and i have always dreamed of going to the event. a couple years ago my son brad and his wife jessica attended, and i watched the entire event, and i did see them. rep although they did not situb at the same table. they had -- because she's a republican and someone had invited her and someone else had invited brad. so they sat at different tables which was interesting. >> well, we're looking forward to having youha up here and e you meeting you. me whoet are you looking forward to meeting at the dinner? who are you hoping to see? >> caller: well, i'm looking forward to meeting you people from c-span. you've been so kind to me.sident a but i'm looking forward to be hearing the president and the comedian. and i'd hate to be the com

brad rinehimer is chief of police of williamsburg county. >> it's a concern. any time you know you have somebody in your community that committed the types of crimes that mr. hinckley committed, it's a concern. it's a concern for us, absolutely. >> reporter: the court knows hinckley lied twice about going to the movies because the secretet service spotted him at a bookstore instead both times. scott, even if the court grants hinckley more freedom, the secret service will always be nearby. >> pelley: major garrett at the g scene of the attempted assassination in washington so long ago. major, thank you very much. the punishment phase of dzhokhar tsarnaev's trial continued today with intense testimony ofrv survivors of the marathon bombings and from the families of those who were killed.mb the bomber's lawyers tried to explain a crude gesture that tsarnaev made to a courthouse camera, and don dahler is. covering the trial. >> reporter: the jury was shownse never-before-released surveillance video of a still- bandaged dzhokhar tsarnaev in a holding cell three months after the bombings. he can be seen primping his hair before making the obscene gesture that wa

mr. gray's family informed at every step of this investigation as we are able. we guarantee transparency and as the mayor said we also guarantee accountability. brad: the police commissioner is saying there will be a two-week investigation. the results of that investigation will be turned over to the state's attorney where a decision will be made as to whether or not charges are filed. but again, in this fast moving story, this afternoon, just minutes ago, we heard from the baltimore police and the mayor that they believe that whatever happened to this man that caused his death did not happen out on the street. they say it happened in that transport van. additionally they reported that mr. gray asked for his inhaler. he was asthmatic and was in my medical distress in that van and his pleas for help were not heeded and, in fact the van stopped twice before he got to police station for processing and in one of those occasions where the van operator called and said this man was being irate, there was some rough handling at that point as well. we'll have more on this coming up at 6:00 as we piece together what police are now saying about this incident

brad: after seeing the video that we had, the owner of the security company actually drove here to the apartment complex to talk to mr. giles in person on the advice of his lawyer mr. giles did not speak with him. and now both the security guards and giles are headed to the courts to file assault charges against each other. we have now learned that the prince george's county police are going to be looking into this incident. hansen creek apartments brad bell, abc 7 news. scott: right now, we are monitoring a developing story out of fairfax county where prosecutors say they'll convene a grand jury in the wrongful death suit against police. the decision comes one day after the board of supervisors announced a settlement with john geer's family. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live at fairfax county courthouse to explain. jeff? jeff: well scott i spoke with county attorney prosecutor ray morrow this afternoon who basically said it's a coincidence that his officers are moving forward with a decision to convene a grand jury one day after the county settled a wrongful death suit with the family of john geer