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mr. david hill and another gentleman to come forward. we've got 3 operators who are going to be commended today from the transit division. >> good afternoon mr. hill. >> good afternoon chairman and also to the board of supervisors. on separate occasions or separate concurrences those 3 individuals encountered life or death decisions. they experienced intruders coming into the trackway. an individual jumped into the platform and another one fell out of the cheer and there was an toshgd person who fell on the tracks. in each stance they stopped the trains they were operating avoiding contact with each individual and saving their lives while keeping pegs save. and mr. gibson it happened to him twice. so on two occasions he had to stop the train to present an accident in the subway. so because of their actions we want to reward those 3 operators and present them with the 3 rewards. it's the safety of the system that's of most importance. our goals are to make a safer experience for everyone in addition to creating a work place that has outst

he ran over mr. hill. him and everything so that's the reason why they were fighting. >> with parker subdued, the crowd quickly turns their attention to professor hill. who is still trapped under the car. >> and then my wife ran up there, looked under the car and said, he's breathing. police officer paul brown is heading back to the station when someone in the crowd flags him down. >> a citizen came over to me and said, officer, there is a gentleman under the car. so i looked under the car and there was mr. hill lying face down under the car. basically from what i saw, i knew he was in great pain. so on the count of three they lift. >> just lifted up and it felt easy because there were so many of us picking the car up. tilt the car just like that right now, and we let him hold the car until the officer pulled him from underneath. i don't know where i get that strength from, but we got it up off of him. then after we got it from underneath, i told everybody to let the car down real easy and we laid it down e

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mr. hillt's start with the threat that caused the empathy and diplomatic clothings. -- closings for it at this point, what we know about what the threat was? wast: i think the threat kind of widespread, hence the need to close up to 21 indices and consulates. i think there were some very much specific information with respect to yemen. yemen is one of the countries that have gone under leadership change. it has always had its challenges with terrorism. it is a place where al qaeda has invested over the years. it has been a very tough security environment, and the decision was to keep that post closed. host: in terms of specifics of who may be threats am a there was some confusion last week whether it came from al qaeda and the arabian peninsula, whether came from members in pakistan, what do we know a week later looking back at this ? guest: what we know through various leagues, etc., is that there were some conversations that we were able to overhear between some senior al qaeda officials, al

. >> mr. hill, a lot of times people put in the past and forget the economic concerns were also a heart of the matter and center of the 1963 march. when you look at the issue of poverty and unemployment in the black community now, things have not changed in certain ways. the black unemployment rate nearly double that of whites in 1963 and household income for african-americans lagging behind white families. they have declined 15% the last decade. when you think about the economic disparity and it's been persistent, been persistent for so long, do you think the administration has done enough to address it? >> i think the administration has been hamstrung by a narrow-minded, negative congress, particularly the united states house of representatives. what we need today is what the original march called for, a massive for jobs to put the unemployed back to work and meaningful diggived jobs at decent wages. we need a minimum wage that gives every american a decent standard of living and we need a fair l

mr. nixon, you're so great, but must your guests stay up so late ♪ ♪ there was a town so quiet and still ♪ ♪ then came the folks from capitol hillmr. nixon, you're to blame >> convicted watergate cover up conspirator john ehrlichman is out of a job. the one-time white house aide to former president nixon has ended his brief career as an ice cream pitchman on television. by all accounts the $campaign was simply a meltdown. >> try this stuff. it's unbelievable. and believe me, an i'm an expert on that subject. >> the california ice cream company said the response was so negative, the commercials were being taken off the air immediately. >>> good evening. tonight the unbelievable words of a man who says he's not a monster. and the proud, brave words of one of the three women to whom he was precisely that. a captor, a torturer, a rapist, a killer, in short, a monster. the three endured all of that year after year, held captive by ariel castro in his torture chamber in cleveland, ohio. they were victimized but they're not victims. amanda, gina and michelle are survivors. calling them a monster's victim gives far too much credit to th

mr. nixon, you're so great, but must your guests stay up so late ♪ ♪ there was a town so quiet and still ♪ ♪ then came the folks from capitol hillre to blame ♪ mr. nixon, you're to blame >> convicted watergate cover up conspirator john ehrlichman is out of a job. the one-time white house aide to former president nixon has ended his brief career as an ice cream pitchman on television. by all accounts the ad campaign was simply a meltdown. >> try this stuff. believe me i put extra -- >> the california ice cream company that ran the ad said consumer response was so negative the commercials were being taken off the air immediately. >>> u.s. embassy is shutting down a terror threat, closing the doors to more than a dozen embassies and consulates around the world. >> i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is just beginning. >> locked up for life. a man who kidnapped, tortured and inprisoned three women, faced one of the heroic survivors in court. he tries to explain why he is not a monster. >>> a record day on wall street. this as we're just hours away from a new jobs report. what all this means to your money. >> only good things. i'

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mr. nixon, you're so great, but must your guests stay up so late ♪ ♪ there was a town so quiet and still ♪ ♪ then came the folks from capitol hillmr. nixon, you're to blame >> convicted watergate cover up conspirator john ehrlichman is out of a job. the one-time white house aide to former president nixon has ended his brief career as an ice cream pitchman on television. by all accounts the ad campaign was simply a meltdown. >> try this stuff. it's unbelievable. and believe me, an i'm an expert on that subject. >> the california ice cream company said the response was so negative, the commercials were being taken off the air immediately. >>> we interrupt this late-development -- >> we don't know what happened. >> oh, my good. he's been shot. >> the president of the united states has been shot. >> i could see it through the viewfinder. even now. >> an inch from his heart. >> he was minutes away from not making it. >> who is the shooter? >> he said, you know about that, you know about everything. >> a bizarre motive. >> he thought the relationship was real. >> he was a really disturbed person. >> and his crime changed history. the

mr. campbell and mike from russian hill and well represented by steven lee. and others. david represents lower knob hill and mickey jones represents north beach and tom rubbing i think so aquatic park. this is our assistant district attorney who is assigned to the sales tax. and she'll give a brief presentation on what she does. we speak 15 lawns at central station we have italian and mandarin and others and, of course, english. so i feel that community police has gone global in the 21st century and with global stylists we have to be realistic about terrorism. we have a lot of iconic buildings in the central district like the trans america building and the historic cable cars all along the waterfront. we have 23 different consulates in the central district and over 20 big hotels in the central. global police means carrying an open dial with police agencies across the world. in the upper left is with the singapore police with the top brass we challenged information and talked about our careers. and on the right are thirty over thirty international students that came in he

and the old marina station and i can tell you about this building and the side of telegraph hill and built by mr. gonya and a friend of ours and great uncle and personal residence out of concrete and this is an opening dome in the living room and large room ceiling. >> transamerica building. >> definitely unusual. cost $19 million to build this and 853 feet tall. 48 stories. >> and it's on the bay mud and did something novel and cut out equal amount of dirt to equal the weight of the building and dug it out to equal the amount. >> so it won't settle. >> and no piles. >> this is a landmark, an icon of san francisco and replace the anothereplacedanother landmark e building and survived the earthquake and to be torn down in the 40's or 50's. >> this is a picture of the original mint in the western united states. when in 1852

mr. nixon you're so great, but must your guests stay out so late ♪ ♪ there was a town so quiet and still then came the folks from capitol hillr-up conspirator john ehrlichman is out of a job. the one-time white house aide to former president richard nixon has ended his brief career as an ice cream pitchman on television. by all accounts, the ad campaign was simply a meltdown. >> try this stuff. it's unbelievable. and believe me, i'm an expert on that subject. >> the california ice cream company that ran the ad said consumer response was so negative, the ehrlichman commercials were being taken off the air immediately. >>> american embassies closed and al qaeda threats shutting down 19 u.s. embassies and posts for the entire week. what do we know about it? we are live. >>> one women killed and 11 injured when a driver barrels through a crowd of people. >>> game over for a-rod today. one of baseball's biggest stars could be banned for hundreds of games. alex rodriguez goes down for using performance enhancing drugs. he's going to go down swinging. >> nice list. good morning. i'm zoraida sambolin. >>

. ♪ ♪ tol hill ♪ ♪ sentiment is not the same, mr. and then came the folks from capitol hill ♪ ♪ san clemente's not the same mr. nixon you're to blame ♪ ♪ at night we used to close the bar that was okay with fdr ♪ ♪ mr. nixon you're so great, but must your guests stay out so late ♪ ♪ there was a town so quiet and still then came the folks from capitol hill ♪ ♪ sentiment is not the same mr. nixon, you're to blame, mr. nixon, you're to blame, mr. nixon, you're to blame ♪ >> convicted watergate cover-up conspirator john ehrlichman sought of a job. the one-time white house aide to former president richard nixon has ended his brief career as an ice cream pitchman on television. by all accounts the ad campaign was simply a meltdown. >> try this stuff. it's unbelievable. and believe me, i'm an expert on that subject. >> the california ice cream company that ran the ad said consumer response was so negative, the ehrlichman commercials were being taken off the air immediately. . >>> we interrupt -- >> we have a late development. >> we don't kn

mr. nixon, you're so great, but must your guests stay up so late ♪ ♪ there was a town so quiet and still ♪ ♪ then came the folks from capitol hille one-time white house aide to former president nixon has ended his brief career as an ice cream pitchman on television. by all accounts the ad campaign was simply a meltdown. >> try this stuff. it's unbelievable. and believe me, an i'm an expert on that subject. >> the california ice cream company said the response was so negative, the commercials were being taken off the air immediately.

mr. nixon, you're so great, but must your guests stay up so late ♪ ♪ there was a town so quiet and still ♪ ♪ then came the folks from capitol hill♪ mr. nixon, you're to blame >> convicted watergate cover up conspirator john ehrlichman is out of a job. the one-time white house aide to former president nixon has ended his brief career as an ice cream pitchman on television. by all accounts the ad campaign was simply a meltdown. >> try this stuff. it's unbelievable. and believe me, an i'm an expert on that subject. >> the california ice cream company said the response was so negative, the commercials were being taken off the air immediately. >>> we interrupt programming -- >> we don't know precisely what happened. >> oh my god, he's been shot. >> the president of the united states has been shot. >> i could see it through the viewfinder. even now -- >> an inch from his heart. >> he was minutes away from not making it. >> who is the shooter? >> then he says, if you know about that, you know about everything. >> a bizarre motive. >> he felt the relationship was real. >> he was a really severely disturbed person. >> and his crime chang

mr. obama paid a rare visit to capitol hill today to motivate democrats for the budget fight they will facee fall. >> we know what the american people are looking for. >> focusing on middle class job growth is key. >> next tuesday the president heads here to california to burbank to deliver his economic message. >>> sleeping on the job. a new report suggests tsa workers may not be doing their job. misconduct cases rose more than 26% in a three year period. 20% had to do with security violations. a third of the cases employees were suspended from their jobs but few were actually fired. the tsa says it takes the report seriously and is working to make sure employees comply with the rules. >>> state lawmakers in hawaii have passed a controversial new bill that gets homeless people off of the island. the law allows the state to purchase one way plane tickets or cruise ship tickets for homeless people. a hawaiian website notes the plan is budgeted for just about $100,000 a year which is not enough to put a big dent in the estimated 17,000 homeless. advocates say even sending away some of the hom

i always tell my friends i went from capitol hill hello mr. chairman hi mr.hairman would elected drink mr. chairman have a cup of coffee mr. chairman to know, that you are not going to be given a second round of old mail move bond. but when i went and, i immediately met some people and i've got to be frank about this. i became friends more with the people who were in there for drug offenses than the white-collar crime people. i had white-collar crime friends and i became more friends with the people who read for drug offenses. first of all they didn't whine as much. they were more street savvy and they were people who have a thing for me at least a lot to share. they had never would have had a chance to be a member of congress. a lot of them told me that. a lot of minorities and african-americans and latinos said we would never have been an opportunity to be in congress and we would love to ask you questions. i would answer some questions and some of the classrooms and talk to them about jobs and resumes so i received a lot back from them. the first initial p

mrs. solomen's house and it goes up the hill as well as comes down the hill. and he bought the whole easement except for bob hollant of the famous edward the second. so he has it behind all of the buildings, in order to make sure that there was a safety and secure route there. apparently, there are some humming fixtures down there. and i am not sure if they are who they belong to, but the big question is, is it going through someone else's property. and it is the easement belongs to the salmas there is a gray line in here that i think that we should look at, just to see what is happening, on this. and that is why i brought the subject up is how do you, this is an unusual, very unusual case, all the way around, in a lot of ways. and i have just never seen an easement go through the lobby of the next door neighbor's building, the building itselfs this building may be it is going to be a spec building or a condo, more than likely, and i did not hear anything for affordable housing by the way. i have concerns about drawing the line whether the city is going to be

mr. clapper, who appeared on capitol hill, james clapper, and had this exchange that was not leveling with the american people. watch. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not. >> not wittingly. there are cases where they could inadvertently perhaps collect but not wittingly. >> skrams james clapper told our andrea mitchell after that testimony that is the least untruthful answer he could give. now this morning "the guardian" newspaper is reporting members of congress who want more information now that it's been leaked and made public, is still not learning about the truex tent and depth and breadth of these surveillance programs. >> well, if they aren't, it's their own fault because all they have to do is ask, and we make available within the confines of the intelligence community where it's what we call a skiff, where classified information can be reviewed. all members of congress have the ability to come in and review most of the documents that are involved in these programs, not all of them, but most of

richard joins us now from capitol hill. mr. cordray, thank you for coming on. be happy to have their head down, right? >> i think they are. i know i am. persistence pays off. >> let's get to work then. i mean, they talk so much about the mortgage business, we know all the problems going on, so is that the first area of your focus? can you take us through? how are you going to start? >> mortgage has been our top priority so far. i've been in this position since january of 2012. we've been working to reshape the mortgage market. we know the broken mortgage market caused the financial crisis and led to the meltdown in this country that hurt so many people, millions of people, both in jobs and houses and in retirement savings. we've been refashioning that market to make it safer and easier for consumers to access. >> what is it that are the major problem in that aye rerena? what are the biggest issues now? some people assume we have the crisis and we changed some things and it should be better. >> i think it is going to be better. and frankly, the mortgage market,

washington small media, hill, news and politico -- actually politico quoted taylor branch and the hill quoted mrent. those guys did not ignore the other side. the mainstream media did. >> i think it was striking and several commentators pointed it out that there were no black republicans. how could you have such a one-sided event at such an incredible moment which should have been a unifying moment for the country? i think it was a miss for the organizers. >> it leads to the charge that if you are a black democrat, you are part of the party. if you are a black conservative, you are not. >> and what we saw this year was the use of a horrible term , uncle tom. we hear that a lot more. if somehow you speak out against black on black crime you are considered a traitor. the people that did that primarily were from the other side of the aisle. let me point out something here and i did a story on this recently. there are 40 murders a day in the u.s. about 280 a week. what we are see frght media more, and on both sides, we are trying to find racial motive within every kind of murder as long as it is whi

growing, along with republicans, that is a rare bit of bipartisanship we can say on capitol hill, saying, look, mr. president, you have to do two things, you have to explain this to the american people, number one and number two, a growing number of lawmakers want to see a debate and vote in congress, not just a conference call, something we should point out president obama pushed for in the 2008 campaign. >> a great job in the briefing today. thanks for bringing us up to date. >> let's talk to fox news national security analyst and general jack keane, a fox news military analyst. welcome to you both. you have an op-ed today that spells out what our options and consequences are. with those things in mind, word there are a lot of international developments, russia moving warships in the region, iran threatening to take a strike response to israel, what's a good options? >> they're not good at all. one end toppling the assad regime change to the other extreme, do nothing maybe lob a couple missiles into the desert, call it a day saying therefore president obama has enforced his red line against syri

the white house no doubt hearing from scores of other lawmakers there on capitol hill who are saying whoa, whoa, mrt. we would like to at least be consulted on this before any sort of military action. the president, as he frequently finds himself, stuck in a really hard spot here. what can you tell us about what's happening behind the scenes in terms of conversations with lawmakers? >> reporter: well, craig, the white house right now trying to provide lawmakers with the intelligence. of course, they briefed them last night. there will be another briefing today. as you know, of course, they just released some of their intelligence to the public. i can tell you that president obama just weighed in on this issue moments ago, craig. we're waiting to get the tape during a bilateral meeting with presidents of two of the baltic countries. president obama saying he still has not made a decision, but he said that the atrocities in syria cannot go unanswered. he called them a threat to the world and to america's allies, particularly to israel and jordan. the president making it clear that any action would be

hill. >> leahy: who double- checked mr. snowden? >> inglis: well, there are checks at multiple levels. of what an individual might be doing at any moment in time. there are. >> leahy: they obviously failed. >> inglis: in this case i think we can say that they failed, but we don't yet know where. the senate intelligence committee was not ready for excuses. >> we had a huge security breach, i think we'll all agree, committed by edward snowden. and a few years ago bradley manning downloaded hundreds of thousands of classified and sensitive documents, passed them on to wikileaks. now, if two data breaches of this magnitude occurred in the private sector, somebody would have been held accountable by now. just minutes before the hearing: what you might call an official leak from the white house. a declassified document describing the demand for cell phone records from verizon. widespread surveillance is necessary to connect the dots and track down terrorists. privacy advocate ron wyden >> " the bulk collection of hundreds of millions of phone call records on law- abiding americans is a very

on capitol hill top lawmakers urged mr. obama to punch back. senator john mccain said putin's move constituted a, quote, deliberate effort to embarrass the united states. adding, we cannot allow this action by putin to stand without serious repercussions. democrat chuck schumer urged the president to move the g-20 summit calling the situation a blow to u.s./russia relations. >> russia has stabbed us in the back and each day that snowden is allowed to roam free is another twist of the knife. >> reporter: the g-20 summit in st. petersburg is say huge platform for russia. the 20 largest economies will be there. far too much business for the united states to skip that event it the planned putin/obama summit just before in moscow is probably not going to happen. >> major garrett, thanks. >>> surprising comments from secretary of state john kerry about drone strikes in pakistan. and this morning the state department may be trying to walk back those words. our margaret brennan is traveling with kerry. she filed this report from vienna. >> reporter: se

mr. obama praised tuff for the courage she displayed in talking to 20-year-old michael hill which led him to surrender to police. >>> 5:19 now. vice president biden will be back on the job today. mr. biden will join president obama for the last stop of the president's bus tour. he spent the past couple of days at a houston hospital with his son. beau biden was in houston for medical tests at a hospital that specializes in cancer and brain disorders. the vice president said his son was returning to delaware after undergoing a successful procedure. >>> it is 5:19 right now. coming up, a cosmic collision. the amazing video nasa captured on camera from outer space. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. the 49ers add another quarterback to the mix and the giants got a huge scare last night. we'll show you coming up. >> and another look at the ne bay bridge. it will close over the labor day weekend. we'll keep you posted. >> closed captioning brought to you by: sleep train. female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and te

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mr. president. if you want this, you've got to get the votes. so that is going to make it an even more up hillmb. also just as we were talking i was seeing some more e hails coming through from some people who should generally be the president's natural allies. not necessarily on the issue but just in general. for example, ed markey, the new senator from massachusetts. he makes clear in his statement he is not sold at all and it's going to take some time. another e-mail from a conservative senator dan coates, veteran of the senate who says the same thing, i've got to wait. i've got to see. i've got to talk to my candidates and get the classified information. it is absolutely not -- anybody says they know this is doing to pass from my reporting, they just simply don't know. >> there's no one better at getting this reporting than, you dana. thank you so much. we'll continue to break down the president's speech right after this break. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ [ mal

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mr. obama of making "a monumental failure in presidential war time leadership." the president's proposal would be the subject of intense debate when it reaches capitol hill. some republicans will oppose any change. police plil analyst alan lickman says the suggested reforms could backfire. >> surely if there's an attack, that's a significant attack on the u.s. and somehow even indirectly related to the reform of these programs, the president is going to come in for tremendous criticism. >> reporter: the senate intelligence committee has already announced it will undertake a major review of all data-collecting programs progran fall. jim. >> axelrod: jeff, thank you. the president arrived in martha's vineyard, massachusetts, late this afternoon, where he's beginning his summer vacation. white house correspondent major garrett joins us from martha's vineyard now. major, what's your read on the president's call for reforms? >> reporter: well, they're significant. and we're not clear that congress is going to embrace all of them, jim, but the president is, for the first time in the history of the u.s. presidency, asking for a greater degree of transparency and

hill? and that congress, and particularly mr. obey's committee, place restraints on your discretion of budget that you had not anticipated? >> well, i'll tell you, being the conservative that i am, it was an interesting period of time. you've got to understand the time and why the department grew like it did to the department the first you i was there, nine months into, 9/11 happened. up until that time the budget office was very much trying to control spending at the department of health and human services. of the truth of the matter was, 9/11 came and everybody was looking for who is going to be able to pick up these pieces. the first thing, the first tremendous emergency was smallpox. it was on at the time that i took over 12 million doses of smallpox vaccine available in order to protect the american public. we were lucky enough. were asked the pharmaceutical comes to look in the reserves to see if there's any chance that they might be able to find some. one company found 62 million doses of smallpox that was in a lockbox thr

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