mr. martin thank you for being here >> thank you supervisors. first most importantly we're in agreement with mr. roses recommendation and pleased to have reached an agreement just a quick overview to the presentation a few weeks ago our air traffic is strong we saw 7 percent domestic and 9 percent international and we'll see strong growth in the coming years our finance are strong we've been growing and that's continuing and we're investing 4.4 bloiltsdz in the 10 years to support that growth. from the point of view of the general fund we're delivering our annual service payment to the city that represents 15 percent of our concession revenue is prengd or projected to be $39 million plus next year. the number of passengers handled open a per committee bases is up. this is both the revenue growth and concession and productivity has allowed us to keep our fees reasonable. we want the there in debt services as well as the costs. and the minimum increases in staff given the passenger growth we're expensing if you have any questions, i'll be happy to

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mr. martin, i understand that actually happened to you. >> it didn't -- yeah, exactly. i had one and i think it was a penny that shorted between the two and it got hot and i pulled it out and that's what happened. >> reporter: our photographer had a burn on her leg from this. there are websites like snoeps that say it's made up. that fire is evidence that these can actually happen. >> we all have them because we need them for our smoke detectors and we all have 9- volts. >> reporter: be careful with how through them away and store them. >> thank you. we'll be right back. everywhere i look, i see a country ready to move forward... and a congress standing in the way. their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special interests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, almost everyone e ci

mr martin said the park east of the journey to convince people to practice. but the journey had no begun in earnest. our engagements is to visit the mood is not a citizen if you aren't. and readers meet the current very pretty. it also equipped with the rate things are. and so want that somebody could recall people the unfairness of many of the kaufman measures. david m or tv news. the people before profit alliance launched its election manifesto this morning. the alliance's running forty three candidates is also seeking to win the european parliament seats in dublin. from a building boom to a housing crisis and soaring rents with the elections and spice twenty then for this group to reflect on all americans is really neat approach to the fore which one is the biggest single cause coughing up a party which is to provide a solution that is imported from afar. that having four people in the alliance promising to to push to change the way cone cells work. we will not torture charges. we demanded that his attention has been deemed program as a matter of urgency t

mr. martin exist uh exited his home with a handgun in each hand, and fired shot. >> showed off the handguns he was carrying. many are wondering why the helmet cams failed to capture the incident. this one wasn't taken by the apd. it was just taken before the fatal encounter. anger against the police department reached a boiling point. it shows a homeless man illegallillegally camping. for over a year the justice department has been investigating the albuquerque police department. last month they issued a scathing report, saying, encounters with the police too often result in violent results. >> many blame police chief gordon eden who was appointed in february. it was eden who instituted the use of helmet cams. >> those families feel that tragedy. our goal is to reduce any type of an event. any type of a situation where our officers always take the appropriate action. that's our goal. >> do you wants to offer them any apologies? >> at this point we are working really hard on this situation. >> reporter: but with activists asking for his immediate resignation. christof putzel, al jazeera. >>

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mr. president welcome martin gilen and benjamin page -- please welcome martin gilen and benjamin page.heers and applause] nice to see you. thank you for being here. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> pleasure. >> jon: the people love a quantitive analysis. [ laughter ] talk to us briefly because this paper ties to stat disally quantify that feeling that -- statistically quantify that feeling that everyone has that access and power and influence disproportionately go to elite. is that what the attempt was here to do to statistically quantify that in anyway? >> absolutely. >> that's right. >> jon: that's all the time we have. all right. [laughter] how did you try do that? >> i spent ten years doing it. >> >> jon: you spent ten years doing? it. >> i did. >> >> jon: what are you doing it? >> i am a last minute addition. we wrote it together. it was ben's idea. and it was ben's idea that there would be enough interest in the country that we should put oi a press release and see if the media cared about it. >> jon: it's a smart thing. you come up with the idea and you say to this gentlem

dan mcnickle who is over here with the direst states to her and let him show you the 1949 hudson, mrs. martin that he has been taking around the country on the direst states to her as a way to talk about the need to maintain calm modernize and expand the nations infrastructure. so we'll see you back here for our keynote speaker tamara lundgren in about 20 minutes. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> you can watch are your sessions from the chamber of commerce on our website, c-span.org. coming up in about half an hour the alliance for health reform is hosting a discussion about states and the expansion of medicaid. will be hearing from the surgeon general of arkansas and michigan's medicaid director. that would be 12:15 p.m. eastern time live on c-span. >> each issue should be handled differently but have a general philosophy that i'm approaching all issues. it starts with basi the basic gi approach everything which is economic freedom is my guiding principle for how i -- from that comes for fax. one, does the commission has authority to act on a particular issue. weather has congress giv

sir martin said mr keating's condition was told the prison service. many citizens of such prisoners were and remain sub standard ticket. the outside that it opened up the pieces over the red vic be involved in the gypsy soul and inpatient facilities are likely to need to enter and steal our united two will be fourteen years meserve education has defended the level of computer and technology training available to schoolchildren say he doesn't wish to open though the curriculum rico in responding to calls from the ninety industry for a formal range of courses to made available. changes to the council was transformed into a modern take of today as hundreds of children took part in events to mark the finale of ireland's first tech week. competition to design a great model f one cars is not banking on having a good understanding of technology the scene where many things in it and hearing date. to put in context. i mean is that what has my dad i don't intend to twenty seconds. most pundits troubling love gadgets and gizmos the it even when the nt writers. a

mr. speaker, pastor charlie martin has preached the gospel for 45 years. charlie martin attended trinh dity college of florida and continues to serve as vice president -- trinity college of florida and continues to serve as vice president of that institution. after college he began working with youth in his home church in arkansas. in 1971, he was called to pastor first baptist church of indian rocks in largow, florida. the lord blessed the 37 years he spent there with the church growing from fewer than 100 to over 6,000 members under his care. largow is also where pastor martin met stephanie, his wife of 38 years. together they raised five children, shannon, christian, summer, and colt. all five children are grown and happily married and the martins delight in their 16 grandchildren. for the past seven years, pastor martin has led the good people of bethel baptist church in north carolina. we are blessed to have this man of god living and working in our community in the mountains of north carolina and i want to thank him for opening the house with a praye

it may well, as martin mcginnis, one of mr. adams' allies, may impact on people's likelihood or not to vote for shen fain. >> that was tim friend reporting from antrim in northern ireland. peace have until this evening to charge or let him go free. >> race to go contain wildfires before the winds pick up again. >> blaze storaging more than a thousand acres in the larges area. fire fighters say they have been able to surround about half of it. there were manned attorney evacuations that have been lifted. officials say the fire no longer headed toward any communities. the fire erupted wednesday and about 900 fire fighters were called in to try to put it out. >> at least a pleasant weekend looks to be on tap for much of the country after a week filled with devastating storms. >> >>. >> for more, as alternates, we tun to nicole. >> it has been a really traumatic week if you look at it from everything from the deadly toranados earlier in the week, including one that went over 40 miles in arkansas and moved a car almost 30 miles and,

. >> host: martin wants to know what mr. levin thinks of the club for growth. >> guest: of what? >> host: the club for growth. >> guest: i like these conservative groups, free market groups, constitutional groups, that voluntarily operate, that raise money in the private sector and no government support whatsoever, and use it to elect conservatives. i mean, i think we need more of this, not less. i like the koch brothers and the club for growth and these other organizations. why not? >> host: laurene, flushing, new york negotiating ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: mark, i enjoy you very meche. just had a couple of questions. in light of what is going on with the nsa, what was your opinion about the overreach of government and the other question was that in the very beginning of the formation of this country, we had great minds that all got together, agreed to disagree, but moved the ball forward. who do we have, do you think now, who is of the same mindset where we have another renaissance in that regard? >> guest: i think that there's a dearth of such people at th

i'm john martin the airport director i want to send a welcome to lingus to christofi mueller (clapping) joined by a number of digital tars including the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. mr. mayor (clapping) for san francisco and the city of cork the sister city has a relationship we're happy to welcome the deputy mayor laurie king stone raise your hand. and the cork chamber of commerce ceo conner healy. thank you (clapping) also present from the san francisco sister city committee the chairman during mat. thank you (clapping) and the business committee chair jim. (clapping.) and a warm welcome to the consul general of ireland phillip grant (clapping) and we have a large irish community in san francisco a lot of those folks joined us we want to welcome san francisco former gentleman representing dianne feinstein (clapping) we're pleased to have ireland's award winning service ireland and san francisco share special connections including strong hi, tech industry and a general with the bus community and 20u6r78 industry. on either side great connections of service where passengers fly connecting to bubonic listen and san francisco one hundred connecting flights to benefit

martins beach continues today in a san mateo county courtroom. a surfing foundation is suing millionaire venture capitalist vinod khosla who bought the property in 2008. surfers claim that mr. khosla is blocking access to the beach south of half moon bay violating california coastal act. khosla has been ordered to testify today or next monday. >>> ac transit says it will appeal a $14 million settlement with a passenger who broke her back when a bus driver hit a speed bump too hard. the bus security camera video actually shows what happened. the passenger, maria francisco, was launched out of her seat. ac transit admits to being at fault but says the facts and law don't support the excessive jury award. >>> richmond police are looking for a jewel thief who made off with tens of thousands of dollars in diamonds. the man apparently pepper sprayed a sears jewelry counter employee yesterday at the hilltop mall. he made off with 10 pieces worth between $25,000 and $50,000. >>> and this just in. professional soccer is coming to cal memorial stadium. the recently renovated stadium will host a friendly soccer match between realma ready and milan's football clubs and real madrid. ca

i'm john martin the airport director i want to send a welcome to lingus to christofi mueller (clapping) joined by a number of digital tars including the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. mr. mayor (clapping) for san francisco and the city of cork the

. >> host: martin l wants to know what mr. levin thinks about the club for growth. >> guest: i like these conservative groups, these free-market groups, these constitutional groups that voluntarily operate, that raise money in the privates sector with no government support whatsoever and use it to elect conservatives. i think we need more of this, not less of it. i like the coat rather's and i like the club for growth and these other organizations. why not? >> host: larene from flushing new york these go ahead with your question or comment for mark levin. >> caller: hey marketti enjoy you very much. i have a couple of questions in light of what's going on with the nsa and what was your opinion about the overreach of government and the other question was in the very beginning of the formation of this country we had great minds who came together agreed to disagree about move the ball forward. who do we have now do you think who is in the same mind-set where we have another renaissance in that regard? >> guest: i think there is a

. >> the trooper martin's belief was if i could sit down and talk to paul, that we could have ended this very quickly. mrto control the scene. >> paramedic white says the incident was a fluid situation and in the heat of the moment, he did what he thought was right. >> i did not deem it in the best interest of the patient to permit him to handcuff and arrest me at that time. >> if we allow people to get out of vehicles and try to handle the traffic stop other than the driver, that's chaos. >> paramedic white is suing trooper martin for violating his civil rights. the patient is also suing the trooper and the oklahoma highway patrol for negligence. trooper martin and the highway patrol are contesting the claims. >> the state of oklahoma gives trooper martin a five-day suspension and an order to report for an anger assessment. paramedic white believes trooper martin may have offered an explanation for his behavior on the road that day. white refers to a conversation he says the two of them had outside the hospital after the incident. >> he made the statement that i don't know how we got to this point. we w

mr. mark cuban stirred up. the dallas mavericks owner since apologized for some of those comments you heard. i should have used different examples. i didn't consider the trayvon martinnd i apologize for them for that. however, he is standing by the words and substance of his interview. >> mark cuban is rich. mark cuban is loud. mark cuban is opinionated and well known. he's making a point about racism in america. he was talking about the prejudices that everyone has, himself included. the question now is do these prejudices, which he admitted to, and does that statement make him a racist? we're joined by mark lamont hill and sports attorney dominique ramano. mark cuban said this. he had this conversation. does he deserve to be condemned or congratulated here? >> i am not someone that rush to congratulate people for saying things in public that some might find offensive. just because you say it publicly doesn't mean you should be congratulated. i appreciate his candor and honesty. i like to know how people stand on issues. i don't think he engaged in bigotry. it's about hatred and denial of access and resources. he's not a racist. he said something that's disturbing.

mr. poreschenko wins more than 50% in the first round of voting, is he somebody who can do business with both the east and the west, with moscow and europe? >> i think he is, martin, for one thing with regards to the european union as a member of parliament he headed the committee that was. he saw that as a way of overhauling the political life of ukraine having outside european eyes assist lawmakers in this country to reform the judiciary, to open up markets, to fight corruption, to continue to have elections that are free and fair and to integrate this lynchpin country between eastern europe and western europe into the european single market, which would be a great boon for factories here, with some challenges. he also said, however, that he was ready to work with vladimir putin, keen to not say anything inflammatory as regards russia and what we hear from moscow is that vladimir putin is willing to work with poreschenko and the likelihood or probability of his election may possibly have tipped his hand and caused him to say that he was now willing to respect the will of the ukrainian voters and ready to work with whatever new president there was. >> nick speic

suzy kim is back at the table and jonathan martin and crystal ball and also joining us who is covering all things is ben starry. you are mrom. did they sort of win in a backhanded way these other primaries? here is where they have a shot or until this story broke have a shot to take out a big named republican establishment figure. is that shot gone or is that still playing out and still fluid? >> it's hard to tell. you mentioned this was the state by far that the establishment republicans were most concerned about. they have been taking it very seriously. they have been attacking mcdaniel for months. they didn't want to get caught off guard like in the past with someone like christine o'donnell who shows up at the last minute and too late to stop them when they built momentum. this connects with the attacks they have been leveling against mcdaniel which he has unsavory associations. they have been attacking him for months for his habit of seeming to pop up at event that are also cosponsors or speakers of white supremacist or neoconfederates. the idea many of the people arrested were very drecket irec him and feeds into th

mr. roker. >> another beautiful, but frightening looking thunderstorm. this is near martin, nebraska, in southern nebraska. this is a low precipitation supercell with a shelf cloud. it is just really impressive. this is a time lapse, it's been sped up. but you can see all the lightning that generated out of this system. we may see more of these today as we go into the day today. we're looking at some heavier showers and thunderstorms making their way through the upper great lakes. we've got two areas of severe weather to look at. slight risk of severe weather. we're looking at large hail, possibly two inches in diameter, and then as you move to the east, later this evening into tonight, from central iowa all the way into central ohio, we're looking at the risk of strong storms and thunderstorms. indianapolis, right now cloudy skies, but by later this evening, some heavier showers and thunderstorms will develop. rainfall amounts generally about one to two inches. heaviest rain right along chicago, right into northern indiana, with upwards of two to three inches of rain. we'r

mr. speaker, today i rise to honor the life of martin cobb. an 8-year-old boy from richmond, virginia, who was taken from us way too soon. he was killed in a heinous act while trying to protect his 12-year-old sister from a violent attacker. , martin very beginning was a fighter against all odds, surviving open heart surgery at 3 months old when the doctors believe he was going to make it. martin was a student at elizabeth redd elementary school and he enjoyed the kind of things that most kids grow fond of. playing with toy cars, riding his bike around the neighborhood. martin didn't have a father at home and so his mother referred to him as the man of the house. as a loving son and brother, relatives say he had the heart of a lion. we'll always remember him as a true family man, someone who loved his sister so much that he gave his life to protect her . in the face of grave danger, his only thought, his only instinct was to help his sister . at 8 years old he may have been small in stature, some say he looked no older than 4 or 5, but in his

though they didn't heed that mr putin a dialogue between the southeast and kiev which he believes is key to resolving the tensions political analyst and russia expert martin mccauley said there is potential for a breakthrough. the position seems to be that russia would welcome the elect the president and then begin to negotiate with him negotiated settlement to the to the crisis in ukraine it is the first glimmer of hope for a long time it looks like the situation will in fact. the temperature will decline and hopefully. people will be killed and that we can look forward to a presidential election the twenty fifth of may which will pass. freely and it will be an exercise in democracy and will be no conflict no new force no coercion used by anyone let's hope that ukraine now is seeing some light at the end of the tunnel now a group of us intelligence veterans president obama to take action and defuse the crisis in ukraine they say he should reject any ideas of taking ukraine into nato recognize the legitimate interests of the various parties involved in the conflict and listen to the advisers other than the likes of john kerry who they believe are giving o

mr. speaker. educators are the unsung heroes in the fight for a better life for all of us. ms. martin started her teaching career in 1981 and taught 18 years in the school system. since becoming a principal in 199, she's overseen a school system that's taught thousands of students as a direct result of her leadership and dedication to the children. while i know the students and teachers will miss ms. martin's spirit and dedication, and she'll miss seeing them, she can be sure her teaching and leadership have had a profound impact on her students and teachers. i congratulate her on her retirement and i wish her, her husband, their two children, their six grandchildren all the good things to come in the next step of their journey together. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. poe: mr. speaker, it was 70 years ago the sky was gray, the

policy research and kevin martin member of the project twenty one like their shit network let's get started yesterday this last segment was about the republican war on women mr public and senator lindsey graham of south carolina took to the senate floor to push legislation that would ensue that would in the state a twenty nationwide twenty week abortion ban. there's been other bills to redefine personhood criminalize miscarriages sports ultrasounds and women republicans have opposed legislation helping single mothers closing the gender pay gap. i don't get it what's what's conservative about telling women what they can do or can't do with their bodies horse oh wait a second are you allowed to just go over to the store and say i've got an extra long i want to sell it sorry my mother would like to you want government you know there's some basic thing that a coercive exist but of course it doesn't there are fifty million people who are no longer around anymore because of the progressive onslaught of terror called the roe v wade law those people those who are pieces of gosh and the way by that logic should we should we go to the i mean you want to take this to t

mr. factor's talk in april, impossible to watch any time at booktv.org. next is gabriel bernstein at self-help book miracles now followed in ninth by political commentator bill o'reilly and historian martins account of the death of jesus of nazareth in killing genius -- killing jesus. wrapping up, thrive, editor-in-chief of the wall huffington post media group area huffington. the data the best non selling fiction books according to the wall street journal. >> host: back in tia chucha's bookstore in the northern san pandora--san fernando valley with best-selling author, community activist, put, political candidates, luis j. rodriguez. one of the books you listed, that you talked about in your other books is harry thomas's down those mean streets. >> it was written in the 60s. and he was an addict and a gain and was in and out of trouble, more intensive what i was going through but i related to a, it was so poetic the points we wrote, the love story, the girls, what we were going to come everything i was doing relating to girls pouring out word. no sense of guidance, what to do, very dumb kid trying to -- it was not planned out for me. thomas was giving you -- he is in new york city. how