pursued mr. brown into oakland. our detectives were able to locate mr. brown's address. oakland police department in which they located his vehicle. at that point, their tactical team responded and took over. ultimately, we obtained a search warrant for mr. brown and his residents. we searched both of them but mr. brown was not at the residence. >> reporter: again, brown is considered armed and dangerous. we'll have an update in 30 minutes. police will be out there, collecting more evidence. we'll get the latest from avery coming up. meantime, we'll shift gears and talk about the weather. looking outside, can you see, kind of cloudy, but i can see the sun popping in. meteorologist dave spartz is here >> >> a bit on the cold side because of the onshore flow and then we'll have a little warmup and start your week before wednesday. maybe a scattered shower will work its magic for the bay area. a live look for you, still socked in, but not too far up stream is where the clearing can be had. here tess on satellite and radar. >>> temperatures are not moved too much. lower 60s

goolsby and mr. brown and his friend could file a complaint, resulting in an independent review. jason goolsby attorney says that his client suffered physical and psychological injuries in that encounter with dc police. >>> baltimore police arrested at least 16 people for trespassing following an overnight sit-in at city hall. they showed up last night as the city council committee voted to approve that permanent appointment of the interim police commissioner kevin davis. they're calling for be changes in police tactics, including no use of military-style equipment and using riot gear only as a last resort. >>> eight student and two adults arrested. the protest was in response to a video that surfaced online yesterday, showing pawtucket police slamming a teenager at the high school. the demonstration did start out peacefully, but it turned chaotic when someone pulled a fire alarm at the school. >>> and also ahead the republican front runner could be missing from the party's next presidential debate. >> a pretty nice evening. check out future cast. we'll take you way in to the fut

it's a tower that would allow mr. brown a 360-degree view of his property. the room is boarded up now, but chairs remain by the windows. >> there's a lot of nice features in here, there's a lot of stuff that you need to look at and say do i want to finish it that way, do i want to go a different direction. but it also comes with 100 acres, and with that price it's a heck of a deal. reporter: on that land sits solar panels and a wind turbine. but investigators have found explosive devices as well and a warning is included in the notice of sale. >> they can't guarantee that they found everything. but they've done a good faith search over and over again. reporter: the home will be auctioned at 11:00 a.m. next thursday. the buyer won't be responsible for the outstanding tax bill. and the options are endless. in plainfield, heather hamel, wmur news 9. tom: both the home and elaine brown's former dental office will be auctioned off next thursday in concord. for more information, you can go to our website at wmur.com. jean: fish and game officers are searching by a

. >> thank you thank you, mr. brown. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) madam president before the next speaker i'll remind the picking up public no signs to be held in the chamber and no vocal support in support or opposition. >> no peace. >> no justice no peace. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> madam president members of the board my name is vicky hover an outings leaders and advocate forever the essential i'd like to thank supervisor campos for introducing the resolution you're going 3 new monuments in the california desert i've lived many trips to the california desert far away from the city a wonderful example of the quo fwrafk extraordinary diversities that reaches our lives of californians and too years we cheered with senator feinstein established new national parks in many wildness easier in the deserts those with spate we've learned over the last 219 years with climatic change that we need to connect the protected areas the request of senator feinstein to the wanting to designate 3 new

good evening mrs. brown, welcome >> my name is paul etbrown and here once again concerning my son [inaudible] i look a little wild today but that is what happens when you are grieving and going through things. you don't want to spruce up, but i'm concerning my son obru[inaudible] murdered august 14, 2006 [inaudible] to this day still no [inaudible] perpetrators or closure for myself. i just want to congratulate london breed and cohen but the 250 thousand dollar reward even though i have mine already. i am i-it is a victory for me the other mother jz fathers will get this also. i want to say even though we have this, i had this for 9 year jz still no one has come forth and think if we have this this needs to be-we have no venue. we need to be in the public face daily. [inaudible] dmv, moter vehicles so the perpetrators can see their victim because if they don't see it no one will come forth. all these other young men are homicide victim cases not solved and as a brought up last time before they have the names

good evening mrs. brown, welcome >> my name is paul etbrown and here once again concerning my son [inaudible] i look a little wild today but that is what happens when you are grieving and going through things. you don't want to spruce up, but i'm concerning my son obru[inaudible] murdered august 14, 2006 [inaudible] to this day still no [inaudible] perpetrators or closure for myself. i just want to congratulate london breed and cohen but the 250 thousand dollar reward even though i have mine already. i am i-it is a victory for me the other mother jz fathers will get this also. i want to say even though we have this, i had this for 9 year jz still no one has come forth and think if we have this this needs to be-we have no venue. we need to be in the public face daily. [inaudible] dmv, moter vehicles so the perpetrators can see their victim because if they don't see it no one will come forth. all these other young men are homicide victim cases not solved and as a brought up last time before they have the names

. >> the only person shot very tragically was mr. brown. so this young lady, this 18-year-old, who tried to get out of a relationship that was violent, that was dangerous, that she knew she did not want to be in very tragically lost her father in the process. >> reporter: neighbors say the two arrests come as small relief in the face of such overwhelming tragedy. >> we were just shocked we went over the neck day and consoled the wife and it's a tragedy. >> reporter: prosecutors believe there may also ab another person that was there the night this happen. they are still looking for at this time. the two suspects are in custody facing chafers. no bail has been set. we'll get a date for the preliminarpreliminary hearings. ladies, back inside to you. >> karen thank you. delaware man accused of attacking customer at a bar with a beer bottle and all causing all kinds of damage after his arrest. police say gaff vip ellis was asked to leave lulu brazil in rehoboth beach last weekend. ellis returned an tacked the victim. he was arrested and taken t

mr. brown's family had contacted a local congressman's office to get those medals. seven in all.orace will be honored next spring when he will serve as a grand marshal for the annual memorial day parade in kennett square, of course, to everyone that served, thank you for your service. >>> if you are flying out of newark airport tomorrow listen up. newark liberty international airport will be conducting an emergency response drill. it will take place between 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning and 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon. the port authority says the drill will not disrupt flight operations but you may see smoke and emergency vehicles around the airport. >>> well, one of the town's hardest hit by super storm sandy mantoloking, new jersey s1 step closer to get something sand dunes. officials hoping those opportunities of dunes will protect the town from future tidal flooding many ocean front homeowners were again the dunes but the state says it will launch eminent domain proceedings if those properties refuse the dunes. nearly every home in that town was either damaged or destroyed

good evening mrs. brown, welcome >> my name is paul etbrown and here once again concerning my son [inaudible] i look a little wild today but that is what happens when you are grieving and going through things. you don't want to spruce up, but i'm concerning my son obru[inaudible] murdered august 14, 2006 [inaudible] to this day still no [inaudible] perpetrators or closure for myself. i just want to congratulate london breed and cohen but the 250 thousand dollar reward even though i have mine already. i am i-it is a victory for me the other mother jz fathers will get this also. i want to say even though we have this, i had this for 9 year jz still no one has come forth and think if we have this this needs to be-we have no venue. we need to be in the public face daily. [inaudible] dmv, moter vehicles so the perpetrators can see their victim because if they don't see it no one will come forth. all these other young men are homicide victim cases not solved and as a brought up last time before they have the names

. >> you know you have that fergying foferguson incident, al allegation that mr. brown his hands up, where are the black lives mattering in chicago, with worst homicide epidemic in chicago, where are the leaders stopping that with the young african-american kids being killed? tom: the other story in the news a lot, is that there is a big push, federally. you find them you lock them up, crime goes down, everyone has been watching crime rate go down, now it is going up about same time day release the people from prison, not jail but the big house, does that play into this? >> i think it will. and that is an interesting onin- observation, i had discussion with people about this you know these individuals a lot of these individuals, they will be released, they did not commit crimes against persons, they were crimes such as drug offenses. now, if we are going to release individuals, if we release people by the masses as obama administration is proposing, we need to have a plan in place to get these individuals back into the community. all too often we are seen, i am not knoc

thank you mrs. brown. good evening mrs. young >> good evening members of the commission, police command staff and memberoffs the public. >> can you speak into the mic? >> a speak tont as a member of the body worn camera work group which presenting this draft policy to had commission. i spoke at the first police commission public hearing on this and speak tonight again in favor of subdivision f of the draft policy which specifies carve outs for when a officer may not view a body worn camera video prior to either providing a statement or writing a report. it is with some dismay tonight i listen to people comment without detail and without specifically making a distinction between a officer involved critical incident or officer involved shooting or where a officer is subject of administrative investigation and knorue teen police call. there must in the mind the public as well as the commission have a distinction be drawn between these things. there are limited carve outs in the draft policy for when a officer should not be per

and so they fired mrs. brown. i don't know what happened to her. professor leffler: what do you remember about changing from one school to the other? julian bond: i never went from one school to the other so i never experienced the change. my father sued so i didn't have to go to the black school. i don't think i had much consciousness at the time that a change had occurred. there was just this empty building across the street that i knew had been a school. i didn't immediately understand that at one time black kids were here, white kids were here. and the white kids i went to school with were both the children of faculty members at lincoln and why children from the neighborhood. and as far as i know there was no disruption at all. the kids just took it as something that happened. i'm sure the adults were ruffled by it. but none of that came into my life. professor leffler: i want to ask you about the brown decision. but before we do that, i just like to stay for a few minutes on your family background. you talked about your parents as significant

. >> well, frank at this time, mr. brown, that they have not been arrested.neither victim has been identified. police will not say if drugs,guns were a factor in this case. >> do think they this highway is still here in this bay area or think that he left that bay area? >> that they are not sure. that they don't know if he was even there on sunday morning when they would take place and that they would be completely unknown as they would like to turn themselves in and that they would see them to stay away from them to call 911 immediately. >> do they know if they would have ties to sacramento. and two other killings would happen. >> reporter: yeah, that's a good question. that they do not have anything like that, but apparently they would go to where they were and wherever they might be. >> in livermore tonight, henry, thank you. >>> thousands of visitors from around their world are in san francisco this week for their oracle open world conference. and that events are taking place at 18 different locations around the city with some street closures. howard stre

mr. brown has been staying in a loft. previous governors have stayed at a ranch home in sacramento. that home was sold to pay for a million dollar upgrade at the historic governor's mansion. get this, it was built back in 1877. >>> victory. >> this movie is already stirring up oscar buzz and controversy. beasts of no nation was released yesterday on theaters and netflux. scott budman has more on the dual premier. i hope we can get to that story. it's a great one as always. let's check in with anthony slaughter. who is standing by right here next to me. but the cameras don't seem to want to show him. >> it's a saturday, the camera's asleep. it's okay. we'll move over to the wall. let's do some weather. we got to improv a little bit. let's talk about showers. some of you may be waking up to a little bit of light rain across the north bay. everybody is cloudy this morning. we will hang on to the clouds as we head through most of the day. not a lot of sunshine coming our way just because the cold front sitting off the coast line will continue with this brief passing chance of showers. y

. >> the only person shot very tragically was mr. brown.o this young lady, this 18-year-old, who tried to get out of a relationship that was violent, that was dangerous, that she knew she did not want to be in very tragically lost her father in the process. >> reporter: neighbors say the two arrests come as small relief in the face of overwhelming tragedy. >> we were just shocked. we went over the neck day and consoled the wife and it just -- it's a tragedy. report. >> so terrible. karen hepp reports. prosecutors believe another person may be involved who they're still looking for right now. the other two remain in jail with no bail set. >>> police confirm they've arrest the the suspect captured in this surveillance video. officers releasing the video last friday in their search for the man who tacked and sexually assaulted a temple university student right now police tell us the man is under arrest on unrelated charges. police say the temple student was robbed by a man with a gun and then assaulted early last week. >>> jaw-dropping moments

. >> and the only person shot very tragically was mr. brown. so this young lady, this 18 years old, who tried to get out of the relationship that was violent, dangerous that she knew she did not want to be in very tragically lost her father in the process. >> the two men remain in jail without bail. prosecutors looking for a third person they believe is involved in this. >>> during this domestic violence awareness month gloucester township police department is rolling out a new initiative, a specialized team of officers will focus solely on domestic violence. the officers will check in on people who may be in danger in keeping contact with victims and their kid. the program honors a gloucester township woman whose boyfriend killed her last year. her sister was a at that announcement. >> this is amazing and on behalf of my family i cannot thank you all enough for stepping up to the plate and making this publicly known that this is an issue and that we have to resolve this. gloucester township police department, you guys are at the at the forefro

. >> the only person shot very tragically was mr. brown. so, this young lady, this 18 year-old, who tried to get out of the relationship that was violent, that was dangerous, that she knew she did not want to be in, very tragically lost her father in the the process. >> what a sad story. the two men remain in jail, without bail, prosecutors are looking for a third person, that they believe might be involved. >>> domestic violence wear necessary month is unruling a new initiative. >> specialized team of officers will focus solely on domestic violence. >> the the officers will check in on people may be in danger and keep in contact with victims and their children. program honors gloucester township women whose boyfriend killed her last year. her assist ter was at the announcement. former inturn helped them come up with the program in january . >>> this city need a victory on sunday begins new orleans. >> the flyers lost their opener last night. >> and, the the birds are expected to win, right. >> yes. >> why demarco murray says he is unhappy.

also yesterday mr. brown signed a bill to strengthen california's mandatory vaccine laws that requires an day care workers to be immunized against the flu, whooping cough and measles. it also requires a day care centers to keep immunization records for its employees and the volunteers. >>> this afternoon in menlo park, california has insurance commissioner will unveil new policies being offered to some rideshare drivers. dave jones will talk about insurance for lyft workers been called the first of its kind. so far few details have come out other the fact that metlife will underwrite the policies. metlife and lyft will take part in today's news conference. >>> lower gas prices this year may have an unintended consequence for millions of people. economists predict social security recipients will likely not see an increase in benefits this year. that is because the got averments measure of inflation is being dragged down by lower prices at the pump which have dropped 23% since last year. almost 60,000,000 ameri

good evening mrs. brown, welcome >> my name is paul etbrown and here once again concerning my son [inaudible] i look a little wild today but that is what happens when you are grieving and going through things. you don't want to spruce up, but i'm concerning my son obru[inaudible] murdered august 14, 2006 [inaudible] to this day still no [inaudible] perpetrators or closure for myself. i just want to congratulate london breed and cohen but the 250 thousand dollar reward even though i have mine already. i am i-it is a victory for me the other mother jz fathers will get this also. i want to say even though we have this, i had this for 9 year jz still no one has come forth and think if we have this this needs to be-we have no venue. we need to be in the public face daily. [inaudible] dmv, moter vehicles so the perpetrators can see their victim because if they don't see it no one will come forth. all these other young men are homicide victim cases not solved and as a brought up last time before they have the names

thank you mrs. brown. good evening mrs. young >> good evening members of the commission, police command staff and memberoffs the public. >> can you speak into the mic? >> a speak tont as a member of the body worn camera work group which presenting this draft policy to had commission. i spoke at the first police commission public hearing on this and speak tonight again in favor of subdivision f of the draft policy which specifies carve outs for when a officer may not view a body worn camera video prior to either providing a statement or writing a report. it is with some dismay tonight i listen to people comment without detail and without specifically making a distinction between a officer involved critical incident or officer involved shooting or where a officer is subject of administrative investigation and knorue teen police call. there must in the mind the public as well as the commission have a distinction be drawn between these things. there are limited carve outs in the draft policy for when a officer should not be per

mr. brown: mr. president, we've seen this movie before. it was four years ago that a drug company -- that a drug company in st. louis raised the price dramatically on a drug that would have -- a drug that was used -- that was administered to prig women, a -- to pregnant women, a shot they took once a month for -- once a week for 20 weeks that significantly reduced the incidents of low birth weight babies. now we see a headline in the front page of the "new york times" which says a drug company's ensures consumers. two weeks ago, another headline read drug goes from $13 a tablet to $750 overnight. in april, "the wall street journal" ran an article entitled -- "pharmaceutical companies buy rivals' drugs, then jack up the price." the reporters who investigated these articles all found the same thing -- pharmaceutical companies buy up the rights of older existing drugs where all the costs have been recouped from research, buy up the older existing drugs and raise prices dramatically overnight. the most recent article, valiant pharmaceuticals,

another recognize this past week the san francisco unified school district was accepted into an elicit mr. brownroup of school district around the nation we are that in the initiative schools this is part of the promise a national coalition of school districts organized an independent nonprofit o that is authorized by congress is accelerate innovation and education we were selected one of the new districts select and i'm happy to report i just got off a plane our chief technology officer were in pittsburgh to accept the membership and to share your innovation work in san francisco and so see some of the initiative school programs happening across the city some of the initiative practices i was happy to report on the mayor's middle school initiative and in partnering with salesforce we're talked about the k through 12 the digital literacy our initiation lab did crowd platform as well as the partnership with uc berkley and stanford and all the partners to work to improve school ammunition it was wonderful to see the faces across the city as a they heard so kooutdz to everyone also this past saturd

on the one hand i agree, clearly the doj report suggested mr. brown did not have his hands up at the moment of of the sugele but i have to say that's not really what the movement was based on or required. but the movement was also about the fact he was unarm. the movement was in part about the fact that that young man was left laying in the street for those hours. and it's also about the fact that the doj report shows patterns and practices of the police department that go far beyond that one interaction. ive to say i don't experience the ferguson movement as false. >> i think there is a wide s.w.a.t. of the law enforcement community that does. i think they feel backed by the doj report and the local prosecutors support their feeling. >> that -- that gap in perception strikes me as -- i mean, like i don't even really quite know how to ask the question at this point. >> well, john said what's going on is political. you are exactly right. but what goes on with the fact that african-american are being killed by the police and by vigilante groups and memb

mr. -- jason andr. brown can indeed file a colaint and thawouldlaunch an internal inestigation, well, b they are continui wh the investigation and coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from botof the people involved in this from the police and from the dean the university of the distrt of columbia and how he's getting involved with this and live on pitol, derrick ward, news proposal toove students in maryland from their neighborhoods to different high schls. news 4 brok this ristrting plan this afternoon and tonht we're getting our first answers to who could be impacted and le liveto chris gordon. he is ve at gaithersburg high school. >> reporter: this is brand new and a series of five recommendations made by the superintendent. montgomercouchools sa that this is not redistricting, but to some parents it may sm that it is. >> reporr: heret gaitrsburg high scol it is increang rapidly.1 the elementary school in the rsburg cluster jumped by 337 studentsin the past seven years and middlechls are at or over capacity beca

. >> thank you very much, mrs. brown.ld, please. >> good afternoon, supervise my name is glenn german, member of the [inaudible] i do want to say ms. brown that we stand with you in solidarity as you continue your fight for justice. i stand here before you because i want to thank you for your support of the filipino world war ii veterans. their families and communities that backed him up. i really feel san francisco is doing the right thing sending a message to congress saying well spent for justice and we stand with our veterans. with that said we look for to seeing you at the san francisco veterans day parade in a couple weeks. much for freedom we continue to march for the with them for just that i also want to thank supervisor kim for the heritage district. also for supervisor mar and obelisk for your continued support. the so the market community is very special place. as it has been the entry point for many newly arrived filipinos in this center. it's very unique as it includes with the pioneering filipino bilingual

mr. rubin, how does the joint employer standard under the nlrb's browning-ferris decision different from the traditional erms interpretation of the law which was used prior to 1984, a period where countless small businesses and businesses flourish and the middle class expanded? mr. rubin: it does not differ. the new standard goes back to the common law standard, to what the standard had been as set forth in numerous board cases and court of appeal cases. and my statement in my prepared remarks, it's completely consistent with the restatement of agency and its comments which set forth that standard. the board at great length went through that law. senator franken: mr. martin, your business has been in existence for 84 year 51 years under the standard that we're talking about now. so i don't understand how this would be the death of small business or business ownership. mr. rubin, in your testimony you cite figures showing industries where industries outsourcing is common, they've shown higher levels of employment law violations, lower wages and job security. and these figures confirm what

. >> thank you thank you, mr. brown. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> >> thank you.ext speaker, please. >> (clapping.) madam president before the next speaker i'll remind the picking up public no signs to be held in the chamber and no vocal support in support or opposition. >> no peace. >> no justice no peace. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> madam president members of the board my name is vicky hover an outings leaders and advocate forever the essential i'd like to thank supervisor campos for introducing the resolution you're going 3 new monuments in the california desert i've lived many trips to the california desert far away from the city a wonderful example of the quo fwrafk extraordinary diversities that reaches our lives of californians and too years we cheered with senator feinstein established new national parks in many wildness easier in the deserts those with spate we've learned over the last 219 years with climatic change that we need to connect the protected areas the request of senator feinstein to the wanting to designate 3 new m

. >> thank you very much, mrs. brown.ld, please. >> good afternoon, supervise my name is glenn german, member of the [inaudible] i do want to say ms. brown that we stand with you in solidarity as you continue your fight for justice. i stand here before you because i want to thank you for your support of the filipino world war ii veterans. their families and communities that backed him up. i really feel san francisco is doing the right thing sending a message to congress saying well spent for justice and we stand with our veterans. with that said we look for to seeing you at the san francisco veterans day parade in a couple weeks. much for freedom we continue to march for the with them for just that i also want to thank supervisor kim for the heritage district. also for supervisor mar and obelisk for your continued support. the so the market community is very special place. as it has been the entry point for many newly arrived filipinos in this center. it's very unique as it includes with the pioneering filipino bilingual

. >> thank you thank you, mr. brown. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> >> thank you.ext speaker, please. >> (clapping.) madam president before the next speaker i'll remind the picking up public no signs to be held in the chamber and no vocal support in support or opposition. >> no peace. >> no justice no peace. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> madam president members of the board my name is vicky hover an outings leaders and advocate forever the essential i'd like to thank supervisor campos for introducing the resolution you're going 3 new monuments in the california desert i've lived many trips to the california desert far away from the city a wonderful example of the quo fwrafk extraordinary diversities that reaches our lives of californians and too years we cheered with senator feinstein established new national parks in many wildness easier in the deserts those with spate we've learned over the last 219 years with climatic change that we need to connect the protected areas the request of senator feinstein to the wanting to designate 3 new m

. >> thank you thank you, mr. brown. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> >> thank you.ext speaker, please. >> (clapping.) madam president before the next speaker i'll remind the picking up public no signs to be held in the chamber and no vocal support in support or opposition. >> no peace. >> no justice no peace. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> madam president members of the board my name is vicky hover an outings leaders and advocate forever the essential i'd like to thank supervisor campos for introducing the resolution you're going 3 new monuments in the california desert i've lived many trips to the california desert far away from the city a wonderful example of the quo fwrafk extraordinary diversities that reaches our lives of californians and too years we cheered with senator feinstein established new national parks in many wildness easier in the deserts those with spate we've learned over the last 219 years with climatic change that we need to connect the protected areas the request of senator feinstein to the wanting to designate 3 new m

good evening mrs. brown>> my name is paul etbrown and here once again concerning my son [inaudible] i look a little wild today but that is what happens when you are grieving and going through things. you don't want to spruce up, but i'm concerning my son obru[inaudible] murdered august 14, 2006 [inaudible] to this day still no [inaudible] perpetrators or closure for myself. i just want to congratulate london breed and cohen but the 250 thousand dollar reward even though i have mine already. i am i-it is a victory for me the other mother jz fathers will get this also. i want to say even though we have this, i had this for 9 year jz still no one has come forth and think if we have this this needs to be-we have no venue. we need to be in the public face daily. [inaudible] dmv, moter vehicles so the perpetrators can see their victim because if they don't see it no one will come forth. all these other young men are homicide victim cases not solved and as a brought up last time before they have the names. these na

another recognize this past week the san francisco unified school district was accepted into an elicit mr. brownroup of school district around the nation we are that in the initiative schools this is part of the promise a national coalition of school districts organized an independent nonprofit o that is authorized by congress is accelerate innovation and education we were selected one of the new districts select and i'm happy to report i just got off a plane our chief technology officer were in pittsburgh to accept the membership and to share your innovation work in san francisco and so see some of the initiative school programs happening across the city some of the initiative practices i was happy to report on the mayor's middle school initiative and in partnering with salesforce we're talked about the k through 12 the digital literacy our initiation lab did crowd platform as well as the partnership with uc berkley and stanford and all the partners to work to improve school ammunition it was wonderful to see the faces across the city as a they heard so kooutdz to everyone also this past saturd

. >> thank you thank you, mr. brown. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> >> thank you.ext speaker, please. >> (clapping.) madam president before the next speaker i'll remind the picking up public no signs to be held in the chamber and no vocal support in support or opposition. >> no peace. >> no justice no peace. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> madam president members of the board my name is vicky hover an outings leaders and advocate forever the essential i'd like to thank supervisor campos for introducing the resolution you're going 3 new monuments in the california desert i've lived many trips to the california desert far away from the city a wonderful example of the quo fwrafk extraordinary diversities that reaches our lives of californians and too years we cheered with senator feinstein established new national parks in many wildness easier in the deserts those with spate we've learned over the last 219 years with climatic change that we need to connect the protected areas the request of senator feinstein to the wanting to designate 3 new m

joining us this morning is willie brown. mr. mayor good morning to you. >> good morning to you michael how are you? >> fantastic. private e-mail server controversy. we are talking about the handling of benghazi. her standings in some polls have dropped. hillary clinton must shine tonight. yes or no? >> hillary clinton needs to simply be standing when this debate is over. after all she is ahead she needs not to lose. >> bernie sanders 20 points behind hillary clinton in the polls do you expect him to go on the attack? >> i expect bernie sanders to try his best to enhance his position and that means you've got to go after the front runner. now if he does, he's only going to offend democrats. democrats should obey this one the way reagan said do not speak ill of your fellow republican. do not speak ill of your fellow democrat. >> mr. mayor, joe biden has not gotten in yet. is there a point where it will be too late to get in? does he have enough to raise the kind of money to get the endorsement he needs to be a viable candidate? >>

mr. moxley. hmm. later perhaps. right now, i think i have some visitors. ( sighs ) father brown. i might have known. mrs.y, jeremiah. i was just welcoming aggie back to kembleford. bridget, how have you been keeping? until this morning, i was doing quite well.

pete here along with josh brown, joe terra nova and mr. steven weis. rkets reacting ton those softening china gdp numbers. some numbers from morgan stanley that were a miss. let's talk about that right now. josh brown, so what's your take? we got the softening china gdp numbers. market doesn't seem to be reacting to quite heavily. morgan stanley was a miss though. you also have some pretty good analyst notes out today that are moving some stocks around. >> i'll give you the sunny side

mr. freeman thank you, governor : brown. our next speaker, and i should mention the next three speakers got on planes and slew out from washington, d.c. to be with us today. i am very grateful for their efforts. the next speaker is senator ron wyden. sen. wyden: in the last 24 hours, oregonians struggled with unspeakable tragedy, grieved for the victims and their families and loved ones, and gave a day, big thanks to our courageous first responders. right now is a time for healing and helping the community. for the future, it is clear that it does have to be about more than words and good intentions if this carnage can finally end. as a country, we cannot just shrug our shoulders and move on. in my view, ending these massacres is going to require compromise. compromise that is about right and responsibility. gun owners have rights under the law, and there must be responsibilities if these massacres are going to end. and oregon is exactly the place to lead this conversation. what we have shown is oregonians again and again --

pete here along with josh brown, joe terra nova and mr. steven weis. the markets reacting ton those softening china gdp numbers. some numbers from morgan stanley that were a miss. let's talk about that right now. josh brown, so what's your take? we got the softening china gdp numbers. market doesn't seem to be reacting to quite heavily. morgan stanley was a miss though. you also have some pretty good analyst notes out today that are moving some stocks around. >> i'll give you the sunny side of things. market doesn't believe chinese gdp data one way or the other. actually if you take a look at the source of so much investor consternation, it's up 19% off its lows. let's take a look at u.s. morgan stanley down 5.5%. investors are not taking that negative quarter and extrapolating it any further into the rest. that's a good sign. one other positive sign, the nasdaq has record highs. stocks like google, facebook, amazon, within a couple percent of making record highs. these are leadership names. people are watching them starting to break above the 50 day. a

mr. chairman. we've heard a lot of the claims, the boards brown farris decision would be bad for mall businesses. the title of today's hearing, quote, stealing the american dream of business ownership, the nlrb's joint employer decision. it's provocative title, i'd say. mr. ruben, how does the joint decision differ from the traditional interpretation of the law which was used prior to 1984, a period where countless small businesses and businesses flourished and the middle class expanded? >> it does not differ. the new standard goes back to the common law standard to what the standard had been as set forth in numerous board cases and court of appeal cases. the point i made in my opening statement is it's a completely consistent with a restatement of agencies and its comments which set forth that standard. the board at great length went through that law. >> mr. martin, your company has been in existence for 83 years, 51 years around the standard that we're talking about now. so i don't understand how this would be the death of small business or a business ownership. mr. rubin, you cite figures showi

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