mr. taylor and mr.arrell were handcuffed and beaten viciously by a group of guards and beaten until they died from those horrific beatings. amy: we are talking to soffiyah elijah elisha, correctional association of new york. talked further about what you understand took place and how it is these officers are still working in this prison. mr. have been informed that harrell was attacked by a group of guards, as his father explained, after he indicated that he wanted to go home and that he was going home. and similarly, mr. taylor was attacked by a group of guards on april 13. and this is what happens throughout the new york state system in prison after prison. the guards do this with impunity. the way the union contract protects them allows them to do these acts of viciousness in violating people's human rights. and the administration has very little at his disposal in order to discipline them. the contract for the union is actually under negotiation right now, and my organization and other advocates hav

mr. taylor? >> how you doin'? >>very nice to meet you. >> same here. > i've heard you mr bayou? you know about the wetlands around here. >> well that one at least. >> john taylor was born and raised in the lower 9th ward. where'd you learn about the wetlands? >> at the wetlands...they come found me after katrina everybody say well who knows about this wetlands and my name popped up every time they asked. >> taylor's house was destroyed during katrina. but the lower 9th and the neighboring bayou is home and he's never considered leaving. has the bayou changed since katrina? or is wilderness still wilderness? >> well, the bayou was destroyed, where i grew up was destroyed in "65. katrina didn't destroy it but what katrina did is sort of helped it because it brought the eye to what's happening when you destroy things. >> taylor points to the ghost swamp...a former cypress grove first destroyed by the lumber industry and then by altering the flow of the mississippi river, which leeched fresh water, killing most of its' vegetation. >> since katrina, a group of non-profits have become

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mr. taylor louis has a great relationship many years as our organization they're very well respected the work they've done no san diego a in grace harbor is a true relationship for the bay area we believe they'll be a huge revenue generate and as representative and the governor's representative i can activist to 9 fact those types of jobs the governor is looking for and wanted to see kr5e9d in addition to the stem base jobs going on in the state so again on behalf of the marine group i hope you approve this application. >> thank you. >> veronica. >> mr. president, and commissioners veronica sanchez speaking in support of this agreement on behalf of the mason pilot to our president captain john marcus it is a wonderful opportunity when we have a chance to bring us flagships to the port of san francisco and our union does have master on the ships especially in the hawaii trade we're very supportive of this agreement and look forward to that trade expanding and our creating more jobs for the units thank you very much and thank you to the staff for their hard work. >> thank you veronica dave

mr. taylor louis has a great relationship many years as our organization they're very well respected thework they've done no san diego a in grace harbor is a true relationship for the bay area we believe they'll be a huge revenue generate and as representative and the governor's representative i can activist to 9 fact those types of jobs the governor is looking for and wanted to see kr5e9d in addition to the stem base jobs going on in the state so again on behalf of the marine group i hope you approve this application. >> thank you. >> veronica. >> mr. president, and commissioners veronica sanchez speaking in support of this agreement on behalf of the mason pilot to our president captain john marcus it is a wonderful opportunity when we have a chance to bring us flagships to the port of san francisco and our union does have master on the ships especially in the hawaii trade we're very supportive of this agreement and look forward to that trade expanding and our creating more jobs for the units thank you very much and thank you to the staff for their hard work. >> thank you veronica dave.

mr. beverly taylor. >> good morning to the commissioners. good morning to my friend and audience. i'm here today because there is a need for me to be here. i represent seniors. i have been working for seniors over20 years and as a advocate for seniors i want to make sure they don't slip through the crack. i'm so thankful what has been done but there is nor that could be done. working with seniors the need is great but the work is very limited. if many more people would put forth it efforts as you do, as i do and as the city does then our seniors wouldn't be in the shape are in. they would need no vote to take care of us because things would be done. i'm here to help fill in the gap, get rid the slack and move ahead for my seniors. i can do t. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. any questions? okay. i would like to move that we accept these 3 candidates as represent the advisory board. >> second that. >> third >> move and second and third. we approve thes candidates to be accept today the nominating advisory borebd. all in favor? opposes? aye's have it so the motion carries

mr. beverly taylor. >> good morning to the commissioners. good morning to my friend and audience. i'm here today because there is a need for me to be here. i represent seniors. i have been working for seniors over20 years and as a advocate for seniors i want to make sure they don't slip through the crack. i'm so thankful what has been done but there is nor that could be done. working with seniors the need is great but the work is very limited. if many more people would put forth it efforts as you do, as i do and as the city does then our seniors wouldn't be in the shape are in. they would need no vote to take care of us because things would be done. i'm here to help fill in the gap, get rid the slack and move ahead for my seniors. i can do t. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. any questions? okay. i would like to move that we accept these 3 candidates as represent the advisory board. >> second that. >> third >> move and second and third. we approve thes candidates to be accept today the nominating advisory borebd. all in favor? opposes? aye's have it so the motion carries

mrs. clinton instead training his fire on gop rivals ted cruz and john kasich. who now made they'll taylor their cam paper schedules specifically to deny trump the delegates he needs for a first ballot win at the republican convention. >> millions and millions of votes more than lying ted, millions and millions of votes more than one and 42 kasich i call him now one and 42, because he has one win and i think they said 42 losses. that's a lot. we're moving along pretty rapidly but he has a lot of losses. >> reporter: both clinton and trump are expecting big days with the voters tomorrow. but for trump especially the delegate count in pennsylvania could get tricky. it's rather did you czar business zen teen system in pennsylvania for delegate accumulation and we've seen some problems for the trump campaign in the past. especially with regard to ted cruz. so it will be very interesting to see whether cruz -- whether delegates for trump equal his votes it has not happened in the past. we'll see if he's got that system down now to where he gets the delegates he believes he deserves from his tot

so, taylor asked the question, well, what was mr. dumpty doing sitting on the wall? why did he fall? was he pushed? what were the kings men doing to? was he royalty or some revolutionary? and how hard did they really try to put mr. dumpty together again. so, with that same kind of idea in mind, i didn't take it face al view that salk just died of heart failure, and that was that. so, i found and interviewed everybody that had seen him in the whole week leading up to his death, including finding the young physician in residency training who took care of him and actually befriended him, leading up to his death. and had -- so i could put in lots of conversations. i could actually see the room and intent saw where it was -- and went and saw where it was that he died, and could i craft it all into a dramatic scene so that his death just wasn't a one-liner in an obituary. so i think that's what all of us try to do in aiding -- adding the narrative to our books. >> i was fortunate to come to adulthood during a golden era in journalism win there were a lot of strong competin

taylor lautner in the upcoming season of "cuckoo." take a look at this. >> you look so nice in your suit. >> mr. z had this suit made for me personally. oh, mr. z is my new mentor. what a wise and inspirational man, let me tell you. >> right. he's not another -- is he? [ laughter ] >> of course not, lorna. i learned my lesson on that one. you guys must have thought i was a real dope. >> well, we did -- >> no we did not. >> no. no, mr. z is actually a very successful businessman. >> well, he can stay as long as we're doing up your room for the baby. so you'll have to stay in dillon's room. >> well, that isn't happening. >> that's a great idea. we could get those old bunk beds out. >> yeah, we'll set the old bunk beds in your ass. i'm not -- [ laughter ] >> insubordination. >> it's so good to have you back, dale. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how fun is that? that's the most fun. stick around, taylor lautner and i are playing random object shootout when we get back. [ cheers and applause ] here's what we were thinking. what if you get a mortgage on your phone? wouldn't more people

brooklyn working at the taylor so he could get together enough money to buy a train ticket to fort worth, texas. he raised a son, who was mort meyerson's father. at the end of the meeting, mr. meyerson came forward with tears in his eyes and said son, three -- through you, i have fulfilled all the dreams i had as a young man coming to america. that is what this is all about. fair share and sacrifice will be necessary to solve the problem. last time we all sacrifice together with world war ii. -- was in world war ii. everyone participated in a sacrifice. we won and can win again if each person in this country will care -- kerry has part of the burden. the largest single group of people who have urged me to run are in our military forces, and veterans. you have written and called and volunteered your time, urging me to run. i do this for you primarily, because you have fought and won in the hot wars and the cold war. in many cases nobody even said thank you. this is my tiny little way of saying, thank you. you deserve a country for yourselves and your children that fulfills the ideals you fought for on the battlefield. some of you paid your lives. i do this for the widows an

you think about it, george, before taylor swift and others who challenge record companies, he was like the first doing that, wasn't he. >> one of the first. i believe mr. sinatra gave them some trouble, too. >> okay. how could i forget. >> the artist formerly known at prince. that tells you -- >> why dead he do that? you were -- why did he do that? >> he was enormously creative. not just a singer and a dancer and awe musician and a writer and all of those things, but to inhibit any like that should be listed as a sin. he should have had no restrictions at all and when he was left alone, he was creative. 39 albums, an oscar and nine grammys. they shouldn't have had an opinion. >> you would thick. george you have known so many hollywood celebrities and stars, and some of the big ones, including prince -- i always learn after the fact they were intensely shy, intensely private in the most publicly adulating world. there does seem to be an inordinate number of people maybe like prince who were not what you would strike you as an icon. >> they could not be on all the time. whether it was prince or -- robin williams in real life, most of the time was verysh

mr. speaker, i rise today to remember the astounding life and legacy of coach dean taylor who recently passed. coach taylor founded the football program at sartel high school and built it into the powerhouse program it is today. he went on to become an assistant coach at st. john's university for eight seasons and then became the head coach at st. cloud cathedral from 2009 to 2012. coach taylor's impressive football resume ultimately led to his induction into the minnesota state coaches association hall of fame. however, it's not just the x's and o's of coaching we'll remember about coach taylor. coach taylor will also and maybe even more importantly be remembered for the incredible impact he made on the lives of all the student athletes he touched. condolences to his wife, his children, as well as his many friends and loved ones. thank you for sharing your husband and father with our community. mr. speaker, in recognition of the fact that we just experienced yet another tax day in america, i rise today to discuss a federal agency that the american people have become extremely disenchanted wi

taylor riggs has more. inlor: president obama is london meeting with david cameron. they are expected to meet on the war against islamic state and whether the u.k. should leave the european union. mr. obama wrote in "the daily telegraph," president obama and prime minister cameron will hold a news conference at 11:50 eastern time. we will have live coverage on bloomberg. there is a report that president obama will become the first sitting president to visit the site of the first atomic bombing. nikkei business daily says he will go to hiroshima, japan, next month. last week, secretary of state john kerry visited hiroshima. the bombing of that city and are viewed the u.s. as having hastened the end of world war ii. this is happening right now in new york. the landmark agreement is aimed at reducing pollution and slowing rising temperatures linked to floods, heat waves, and droughts. countries have reduced -- have agreed to reduce fossil fuels by general that by the way they generate electricity, power factories, and fuel cars. $12 army is spending million on and no mobile -- on a mobile internet network in afghanistan and iraq. the network is used for voice data and transmissions i

mr. trump when he goes to. aevent he speaks to massive crowds and wants to make sure they understand what his message is. his messaging in large crowds is taylor made to that large crowd. in a small audience, as you would anybody else, a different way that you speak to people in a smaller crowd. that's what paul was crying to get across. what you'll see tomorrow from mr. trump, detailed foreign policy speech in washington, we'll go out to indiana which coach bobby knight is joining us for. a massive, raucous crowd, something that many people on the channel have had the opportunity to see because you cover it well usually. again, what paul is talking about in smaller meetings, when donald trump is one-on-one with someone, he may not be having the same type of loud conversation. donald trump will never change. the motto of the campaign, let mr. trump be mr. trump. corey, as you know, a lot of reporting about the alleged drama behind the scenes of the campaign, politico's reporting that trump is frustrated with paul manafort's push to make him presidential, quote. trump became upset last week, that manfort was projecting an image for voters and w

mr. trump all but ignored his likely democratic arrival instead training his fire on the gop opponents ted cruz and john kasich who have now nounsed they'll taylorheir campaign schedules specifically to deny trump the delegates he needs for a first ballot win at the republican convention. >> now, if the pre election polls are correct, and some of them have been, some of not so much, both clinton and trump could emerge from tomorrow's mid atlantic primaries with even stronger leads in their respective races, of course, the pennsylvania delegate situation is rather convoluted even a big trump victory could mean a battle over the actual delegate that is would go to the convention. we've all heard ted cruz doing a wonderful job of grabbing delegates even more so than votes. so far we'll see how that place out after the voting tomorrow. iain. >> bruce, thank you. meanwhile clinton's challenger for the democratic nomination bernie sanders also in philadelphia tonight. sanders will hold campaign rally at drexel university starting 8:00 o'clock. this comes after sanders spent part of his day in pittsburgh of the meantime republican candidate governor jo

tayloring. >> would the remedy be in a case like this? >> we submit the proper remedy would be to reduce mr. betterman's sentence by the period of delay. and the montana supreme court clk concluded the unjustified delay was 14 months. >> he wias serving a sentence fr another crime. >> yes, he got time served the other sentence, that period of delay, the 14 months was not credited to his sentence on the bail jumping sentence, which is the sentence that is at issue here. and we submit that a proportionate or appropriate remedy would be to reduce that sentence for the period he was denied access to rehabilitation programs and suffered the anxiety that is detailed in his affidavit, and that would be a way to go. the lower courts have applied that sort of remedy to sentencing delays. and another possible outcome and another case would be a simply to vacate the remaining portion of the defendant's sentence. but here we submit that a taylored remedy would be just reducing his sentence. >> what do you make of the fact that the sixth amendment said the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy trial

. -- heyman: taylor has berg taylor, the very famous director, the husband of helen mirren. commentator: is that kennedy from fox? mr. heyman: it does look like kennedy. yeah. it does. by the way, but tv interviewed -- book tv interviewed her. you can type in kennedy and freedom fest if you like to watch the interview. now what is with the clothes? mr. heyman: address on the red carpet -- a dress on the red carpet must be shown off. and any celebrity or model knows how to show it off. that is what is happening here. commentator: not many of us in washington know how to do that. mr. heyman: they need to have a seminar. -- there is fox. mr. heyman: it looks like the fox crew. commentator: you are watching the red carpet arrivals for the white house correspondents dinner. up.ill try to set [chatter] commentator: you are watching live coverage of the arrivals for the white house correspondents dinner. there is samantha augustine from usta from show -- aug the today show. twitter followers have called me out. had someone comments on msnbc. an anchor who is now on cnn. mr. heyman: cameron hall was very close to prince. th