mr. lewis, thank you so much for joining me. there's so much we're learning so quickly about this. but i didn't see in the affidavit -- it's not to say it's not in further documents that i haven't had a chance to read yet -- about what this defendant was saying and what he was doing at the time he was committing these crimes. can you enlighten me? >> i believe the district attorney somewhat gave a statement on that, there was some islamic phrases being shouted during his assault on the victims. as far as exactly what was said, that's still part of the investigation and is still ongoing. >> there was some mention that he had been yelling among arabic phrases perhaps he had yelled "i hate white people" or suggested something along the lines of hating white people. does that mean we may be looking at hate crimes that could attach to this as well?

. >> let me build on what xavier just said, when i listen to mr. lewis and wade and elaine and we hear the passion and talk about our history, what happens is we get comfortable. let me spoke to the younger folks in the audience because what mr. lewis said was they were trained. they were trained because they felt the conviction and it affected them. so my message to our resolve is whether you are on the more mature end of this audience, when you get that corner corporate office, you remember that there is somebody that needs to be in the fileroom. and when you get there with all of your credentials, you have to remember that there is someone your contemporary. what i'm saying is you get the one person in the corporate office or at the highest level and they don't bring people along. and so then we emulate when our young folks come along they emulate what our leaders in those environments are doing because we like all of the attention on us. when mr. lewis and everybody was marching, it was never about him. it was about the cause. when 22 black women, 10

. >> caller: mr. lewis you were just on it but it seems conservatives like charles murray and all the conservative think tanks they project onto poor people all of the corruption and wickedness that they themselves are guilty of. 15 years ago in the summer of 99 roger ailes was a guest with brian lamb and i called them up and roger ailes of course was instrumental in starting "fox news" and cnbc and rush limbaugh's career and all that and i passed mr. ailes about the specialist firm that was from running the tape and of course off my question but then five years later the sec levied something close to $250 million of fines on the specialist firms were for running the tape. so i was wondering if you could address the questions of conservatives projecting. the country would be surprised to know that our nation is run by cocaine snorting frat boys. [laughter] it's really a crime if "liar's poker" is an turned into a major motion picture. i just saw the woeful wall street yesterday and i think "liar's poker" wo

sunset clause i urge you to put in a 90 days and limit the number of days in this city thank you, mr. lewis. >> hello, i'm barbara fields my family owns a 27 unit building in noah valley we want our tenants to ask our permission before they became an airbnb host for the safety of our tenants by having people in and out of our building that the tenants don't know it's not safe we want to know who those people are in the, i don't understand how the rent control can go offered on airbnb they're part of the affordable housing and should be kept that way when i have a tenant that pays $500 a month they can only rent their unit out for $250 a month by changing that and allowinghem to make it any another way you make it a hotel basis how can you stay within the rent control laws i'm concerned about the insurance i know that it is not easy to get insurance for a bed-and-breakfast or a vacation rental and we don't have insurance to cover that we're not zoned for that our insurance covers our tenants and long term rentals by making this short term rental you need to get the shiners to cover this and

he introduced me to the leading engineer in san francisco, mr. lewis januarier. mr.janner gave me a temporary appointment. he had an application for an engineer to go to australia. there i went on my first $10,000 job. >> subsequently do that. your work took to you countries all over the world, didn't it? >> yes, as a partner in an engineering international engineering firm. we managed mines in china and india and burma and australia and russia. i doesn't know where all. including the united states and canada. so that during the first seven years of this century, i went around the world seven times with my entire family. >> well it must have been good to get home then after one of those long trips in those days. >> always a thrill to come back to america. >> this is the place where freedom really lived. >> did you not practice engineering in russia during the czarist days? >> yes, sir, we had very large operations which we managed in russia. one of them was at a place in the urals. we had over 100,000 men. and a very successful operation. the main interest in it was

mr. lewis and everybody was marching, it was never about him. about the cause. years2 black women, 101 ago, had the courage to convince the united states to let them be the only women of women's march in the suffrage march. it wasn't about them. it was about the cause. agree on the people, but it is always about the cause. this forum, you are in here for free. you will attend things late in the evening for free. so everything you have for free, check back to a the cause. >> all right. naacp,her it is to the whether it is to the kaw can are no freeatyou prefer but the rides. mr. louis and all of his they didn't ask anybody for a dime to feed them. they didn't ask anybody to get ticket to get on the bus. the rosa parks created modern civil rights movement for one year black folks didn't get bus. could you imagine today if joyce stand with to you this group and walk for a week what would happen? school.to go old and lastly that is why we are doing this panel because we stand on the shoulders of someone. you stand on the shoulders of of someone. >> that's right. >>

when you listen to mr. lewission and we talk about our history i think what happens is we get comfortable with what they speak to some of the younger folks in the office audience because with mr. lewis said is they were trained. they were trained because they felt the conviction and it affected them. so, my message to you is whether you are on the more mature end of this audience when you get that corner corporate office, you remember that there's somebody that needs to be and when you get there with all of your credentials, you have to remember that there is someone in your contemporary and what i am saying is that the corporate office or the highest with the highest level they don't think people loan so that we emulate when our young folks come along they emulate what our leaders know and love the environment are giving because we like all the attention on us. when everybody was marching it was never about him. it's about the cause. when 22 black women, 101 years ago had the courage to convince a president of t

. >> let me build on what xavier just said, when i listen to mr. lewis and elaine and we hear the passion and talk about our history, what happens is we get comfortable. let me spoke to the younger folks in the audience because what mr. lewis said was they were trained. they were trained because they felt the conviction and it affected them. so my message to our resolve is whether you are on the more mature end of this audience, when you get that corner corporate office, you remember that there is somebody that needs to be in the fileroom. and when you get there with all of your credentials, you have to remember that there is someone your contemporary. what i'm saying is you get the one person in the corporate office or at the highest level and they don't bring people along. and so then we emulate when our young folks come along they emulate what our leaders in those environments are doing because we like all of the attention on us. when mr. lewis and everybody was marching, it was never about him. it was about the cause. when 22 black women, 101 years a

when i hear mr. lewis and wade and elaine and the passion when we talk about our history, what happens his we get comfortable. let me speak to younger folks in the audience because what mr. lewis said, they were trained, they were trained because they felt the conviction and it affected them. so my message to your resolve is, whether you're on more mature end of this audience, when you get that corner corporate office, you remember there is somebody that needs to be in the file room. when you get there, with all of your credentials, you have to remember that there is someone is your contemporary. what i'm saying is, you get the one person in the corporate office or at the highest level and they don't bring people along. and so then we emulate when our young folks come along, they emulate what our leaders in those environments are doing because we like all the attention on us. when mr. lewis and everybody was marching, it was never about him. it was about the cause. when 22 black women, 101 years ago, had t

and the reason is because they did not have any evidence at the time to charge mr. lewiss about two days for them to do their forensics and things like that and probably get the preliminary results back, so i think that's what happened. so so that's why there's this two-day window, and they were able to get that arrest warrant maybe early sunday, but by then this guy had already taken off. bill: i think that's too late, rod. her car was in the driveway, her purse was inside, and she was gone, missing. hasn't been heard from since. >> that's right. bill: you're getting strange text messages from a stranger you don't know. i mean, you put the common sense together. i mean -- >> oh, absolutely. bill: wouldn't you not think, hey, man, we need to find this woman, and we need to find this guy now? >> that's right. well, i don't think they had anything specific. i don't think this guy used his right name when he probably met with her. we don't know any of those. those are the unknowns at point. but the police was looking for her and continued to look for beverly at the same time

mr. lewis robbed us of an amazing wife, loving mother, and grandmother. her grandkids will never get to know the magnitude of her greatness. we are expecting a news conference with officials. >> heated debate over whether to put boots on the ground. the fight against isis terrorists. why isn't iraq and afghanistan veterans calling the new poll that says most active troops don't want to put boots on the ground. military propaganda. he joins me live next to explain. >>> and if you have ever been hounded by the irs over your unpaid taxes, it turns out you may be in the minority. how the irs is not going after money they should be. >>> plus, a semitruck smashes into a school bus full of kids. the bizarre details. we're learning about the driver and the passenger riding shotgun with no clothes on. what's up with that? >> he just better hope he wasn't drunk, and all these rumors i'm hearing. they better not be true. sweet! spicy! savory! red lobster's endless shrimp is now! the year's largest variety of shrimp flavors! like new wood-grilled sriracha shrimp or p

mr. lewis and weighed and the lane and we sugar passion and talk about our history, let -- what happens is we get comfortable, but let me speak to some of the younger folks in the audience because what mr. lewis said was, they were trained. they were trained because they felt the conviction, and it affected them. so one message to your resolve is whether you are on the more mature and of this audience when you get that corner, corporate office you remember there is somebody that needs to be in the file room. and when you get there -- [applause] -- with all of your credentials you have to remember that there is someone in your contemporary and that what i am saying is, you get the one person in the corporate office at the highest level, and they do not bring people along. and so then we emulates -- [applause] -- when our young folks come along, they emulate what our leaders in those positions are doing because we like all the attention on us. mr. lewis and everybody was marching, it was never ab

. >> caller: yeah thanks mr. lewis for writing the book. and i wanted to point out and you probably know about it already but it's been bothering me. my feeling is i used to be able to look at data make a decision as to the depth of the market but it changes, the sizes change so quickly. in other words it's my contention that these high-speed computers are corrupting the information. >> guest: can i ask him? when you say used to be able to look and make a decision where are you trading from and what are you looking at when you look at your screen? >> caller: i'm looking at leavitt whether two quotes. i'm seeing a size. >> guest: who is providing information? >> host: burning what you do for living? >> caller: i am retired. >> host: you are an investor or trader? >> caller: i used to be, not anymore. >> host: what is a level to quote? >> caller: are you asking me? a level to "is on an investment screen you will see a list, you will take a stock, and a stock and it will show a list of the orders at different levels often in pennies, $100 plus

providing intellectual content -- from your point of view, did you see the culture change toward mr. lewis' cynicism? >> oh, yes. it has become more transactional, much more focused on the markets in which people are operating. the notion of firm loyalty, starting with a firm and ending up in that firm, does not exist. the other was -- yaz.rmats is sort of like >> and there is a lot of interaction in terms of client loyalty to the firm and firm loyalty to the clients. clients want confidence that their are one or two people -- that there are one or two people who have been there a long time and will be there today or tomorrow and one or two years from now. >> salary and bonus register so high that you have to create that transaction. if i don't make $4 million, i am a failure. loweringd of compensation for all people -- compensation has come down a great deal in the last few years, but they still pay people too much. they do not have to pay people as much. >> this is fascinating. yet tos still not fixed >> i don't think so. >> coming up, peter or zag of want top -- you will keep it right h

he introduced me to the leading engineer in san francisco, mr. lewis janner. mr. janner gave me a temporary appointment. he had an application for an engineer to go to australia. there i went on my first $10,000 job. >> subsequently do that, your work took to you countries all over the world, didn't it? >> yes, as a partner in an international engineering firm, we managed mines in china and india and burma and australia and russia. i doesn't know where all. including the united states and canada. so that during the first seven years of this century, i went around the world seven times with my entire family. >> well it must have been good to get home, then, after one of those long trips in those days. >> always a thrill to come back to america. >> this is the place where freedom really lived. >> did you not practice engineering in russia during the czarist days? >> yes, sir, we had very large operations which we managed in russia. one of them was at a place in the urals. we had over 100,000 men. and a very successful operation. the main interest in it was that it w

mr. lewis robbed us of an amazing wife, loving mother and grandmother. her grand kids will never get to know the mag used to her greatness. martha: this man on the tape he's denying he was involved. >> he hassing a long criminal history in northwest arkansas. nothing -- anything as serious as this. but as you saw, he was brought into court. he was questioned by reporters, and here is more of that conversation. listen now. >> i haven't seen her for two days. >> reporter: how do you explain what happened. '. >> reporter: interesting to note he mentioned another mane named at trevor. we should find out a lot more through the coming hours. the news conference is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. central. so 3:00 p.m. here eastern. but we'll learn a lot more about what the caps have on this guy through today. martha: it's got to be very unnerving for realtors. going out with clients you don't know. thank you very much. >> we have new details in the fight against isis. the u.s. striking isis targets along the besyncked northern border with turkey. there is word the obam

caller: i would like to address to mr. lewisthe concept of bits bytes and how that converts to servers and the internet concept. guest: ok. type on the screen is not what the computer sees. you probably know this. up being the computer language is basically 1's and 0's. program words and the translates it into a language the machine can understand. it happens instantaneously. it has been around for years. that is what gets sent when you're doing something. you could imagine you could somehow tap into the internet. that is an old concept. and see words flowing by. that is not what you see. you see little electrical imp 1's andat represent 0's. the ability to translate is one way hackers get in. we have been using the same technology since the 1970's. at this point, it is probably too late to change because there are so many of the systems out there we are kind of stuck with the original model. host: next we will hear from steve in california on the democratic line. my questionlewis, or comment i would like to hear about is i work

has created a new problem for us with the younger folks who don't understand the history of what a mr. lewis or elane or others went through. so let me say to the young people. congresswoman marsha fudge is having a town hall forum tomorrow morning and she's bringing the dreams with philip agew, so young folks can be engaged in that. we have 70 some workshops, and with african-american members, black folks in the congressional black caucus who have planned this because they want you to understand that behind the scenes -- this didn't just happen. getting the contractor making sure we have black folk who are engaged. the hotel that we're in because we understand racism exist. so we move members. we have insisted on things because we no racism prevails and i also think it's other counterparts who want to put the postracial out there so we, too, will get comfortable. so to the young folks in the audience, don't think that you don't have members of congress that belong to our tri-caucus is who aren't fighting for us every day that congresswoman marcia fudge walks in that house of representatives

mr. lewis: madam speaker, i rise today with pain in my heart and soul. there's not any room in a civilized society for the abuse of anyone, but especially women and girls. i have seen and known women who are victims and survivors. mothers, sisters, and daughters must know that their pain is our pain. the thought of another human being living in constant fear breaks my heart. day in and day out are afraid to come home at night and no safe place in the day it hurts my soul. throughout my life i have taken a stand against violence in thoughts, words, and action. violence is the human spirit. we do not come into this world beating and abusing our fellow human beings. we learn it from our environment. and from my experiences. together we have a moral obligation to teach our children, especially our young men, the way of peace, the way of love, the way of nonviolence. there can be no place for abuse in our society. madam speaker, we must break the cycle and we must do it now. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time ha

lewis. next speaker mr. decosta. >> commissioners originally the grand jury had a report on sea level rise, and soon after that the san francisco port commission had a hearing and i would strongly advise this commission to prioritize a hearing on this matter, sea level rise, because superficially we talk about chamber of commerce and as you know million. >> climate change and you know millions met in new york and the staff has to be ahead of the game when it comes to anything that can adversely impact our clean drinking water with a blueprint -- god bless you. so the other thing is we're interested in infrastructure and we see the infrastructure that has been adversely impacted in the embarcadero area that all will go away just like that. we will get a taste of it soon with a high tides of the el nino. you will see it. in fact we're already seeing it now. when it comes to our water treatment plants we know about this. we don't shout on top of the roof but we know about it. there are many occasions our treatm

diversity has created a new problem for us with younger folks who don't understand the history of what a mr. lewis or elaine or others went through. so let me say to the young people, congresswoman marcia fudge is having a town hall forum tomorrow morning and she's bringing the dreams with phyllis agnes the young folks can be engaged in that. we have 70 some workshops and with african-american members, black folks in the congressional black caucus who have planted this because they want you to understand that behind -- this didn't just happen. getting the contracts, making sure we have black folk who are engaged, the hotel that we're in, because we understand racism exist. so we move members to be where they are black contractors. we have insist on things because we know racism prevails -- >> visit some of values voter summit earlier today. we'll take you live now for remarks having a by former president candidate rick santorum and former alaska governor sarah palin. >> get out of the way and will move right into our program. i want to mention tonight once again and will be in reception. we just l

mr. burns. i love your shows. i watch them all especially the one on lewis and clark. >> guest: thank you so much. we love that one too. it's a really good story and every time it plays, pbs place is pretty frequently. i check local listings is the best thing to do. this is a very complicated family drama. those eleanor and theodore r. cousins of franklin. i'm a seventh cousin of theodore and eleanor so you can say his cousin is really far away. but eleanor is the niece of theodore. that means that theodore's brother elliott is eleanor's father and theodore is of course the great president and his brother elliott died of alcoholism and of mental illness and orphaned eleanor by the time she was age 10. that is how they are related in theodore always felt a special kinship with eleanor. she was his favorite niece and that's the relationship there. >> host: franklin new hampshire line for independents. you are on with mr. burns and mr. ward. >> caller: good morning gentlemen. first off putting a face to the team and seeing mr. burns all the time. you gentlemen have done fantastic work over the years.