mr. kelly: if the gentleman will yield for a moment? mr. hoyer: i don't have much time but maybe we can get some more. mr. kelly: i say, i cannot be in more agreement with you. i watched for six years an opportunity in the country with the greatest assets our middle income people suffer the greatest harm they had. if it's really about getting america back to work, putting foods in the mouths of these children, the only way to do that is to have a dynamic and robust economy. that's what i think we need to do. i watched it for six years. it is appalling what we've allowed to have happen in the country that's been blessed with so many things but just bad policy. we can't get beyond the politics. that's what's hurting our people. it's not the fact this is not being paid for. because we're not manipulating it for a year or two. the whole purpose of why we should be, let's raise all america. let's get everybody looking up, be able to feed everybody. we shouldn't have programs for people that can't take care of themselves because by their very nat

mr. kelly: i'd like to thank -- ms. kelly: i'd like to thank the gentlelady from ohio for her important remarks. as we come to a close i thank the distinguished gentleman from the garden state, my good friend, representative donald payne, for his tremendous leadership, for leading this congressional black caucus special order hour. in our hour of power, we've had the opportunity to speak directly to the american people. this is a privilege that i take seriously and a responsibility that the c.b.c. cherishes. tonight we strengthen our future by embracing our past. 2015 represents a critical junction in the advancement of our nation. 50 years after the selma to montgomery march that strengthened civil rights and improved access to the ballot. today we find ourselves with equally important grounds to cover and promoting civil rights, reducing economic and health disparities and strengthening voter rights protection. as a legislative body we've made progress. but as representatives and men and women who love this country, ou

gavin and welcome mr. kelly see you in the chambers supervisor tang and i want to thank the city administration office for silver bullet this building you call the people palaces it's great not only in city hall but our our general public it's on for everyone i'm looking forward to how our city participates and the board planning department in the sentinel celebration to make 9 structure improvement for our residents as well and supervisor mar. >> thank you chair fairly i wanted to say i think this is a great accept and expend and that's correct per diem pg&e for the contribution to the fund and the administrator naomi kelly for briefing me on the wonderful way to show off it is the jell system that will reduce the labor costs and it's energy efficient this $150,000 for 40 from pg&e do you know what the total cost of the lighting system the other projects canoeing the documentary film. >> yes. good morning supervisor naomi kelly the led project is estimated one million dollars as the digital installation is abou

mr. kelly is out of the country for the moment so i'm sit not guilty for him and our first item is to recognize one of our long tenured employees who is leaving us, carlos berrios, if you can stand up. he's been with the sf puc for 30 years and some of you may have actually worked with him commissioner moran, but he's been an accountant in our financial section. he's had 30 years of service processing probably a half million different transactions for us and doing it in a very exemplary way. he's looking forward to his retirement and we want to wish him the best and thank you for your service to the city and county of san francisco. (applause). if you'd like to come up we have a certificate to present to you. >> yes come up for a photo as well. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> everybody stand on their little tape mark. >> nice, good. thank you. >> no turning back. >> all right, continuing on, we will have our drought update from mr. ritchie. >> good afternoon, commissioners, steve ri

speaker: thank you very much, mrs. kelly. next speaker, please. speaker: you can leave the pennies. [laughter] speaker: thank you. i'm a member of the california reliance senior and disability action, and national active and retired federal police. this seems like a no brainier to me. people have to be responsible for the products they put on the market. when pg and e gas lines blew up in san bruno, we didn't ask you to pay for it. we know pg and e are going to pay for it. they're on the hook for billions of dollars. we know the pharmaceutical companies in this world make billions of dollars. they're the highest paid ceo's amongst ceo of organizations and they have an ultimate responsibility to pay for the disposal of these drugs that they manufacture and send all over the world. and like an earlier speaker said, we know they make fortunes and they want to continue making fortunes and not provide the drugs at a reasonable cost for millions of people around the world. so the fact they might be on the hook for a couple thousand dollars a piece, it's ridiculous that we have any kind of

mr. kelly: if the gentleman will yield for a moment? mr. hoyer: i don't have much time but maybe we can get some more. mr. kelly: i say, i cannot be in more agreement with you. i watched for six years an opportunity in the country with the greatest assets our middle income people suffer the greatest harm they had. if it's really about getting america back to work, putting foods in the mouths of these children, the only way to do that is to have a dynamic and robust economy. that's what i think we need to do. i watched it for six years. it is appalling what we've allowed to have happen in the country that's been blessed with so many things but just bad policy. we can't get beyond the politics. that's what's hurting our people. it's not the fact this is not being paid for. because we're not manipulating it for a year or two. the whole purpose of why we should be, let's raise all america. let's get everybody looking up, be able to feed everybody. we shouldn't have programs for people that can't take care of themselves because by their very nat

timeline where we can think creatively about how we are building this as quickly as possible and as mr. kelly said of course we don't want to move more quickly than we should, but i think that the anxiousness from the environmental organizations and communities, i share that and want us to move forward. timelines by the february meeting makes a lot of sense for me. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you, commissioner campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. chairman, just a quick suggestion and one thought. i agree with what commissioner vietor was saying and as the general manager was indicating a time line will be presented to the public utilities commission at their next meeting. i think it would be helpful for me to for lafco to also hear from lafco staff as to what they think, you know, in their minds what the timeline would be. i think it would be good to see if maybe there is an agreement, but maybe to the extent that one staff might think it can be done sooner than that's an opportunity for us to, for both staff to at least discuss that. i certainly as the puc hears from the puc

mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. . mr. kelly: those jobs that you're talking about that will be part time, i know the department of lake will count those numbers. this is the most federally reviewed pipeline in history. six years. the thing about this that's most impressive, it doesn't cost the american taxpayer one single penny. it's privately funded. i would guarantee you, along that pipeline is -- that's constructed, all those communities are going to benefit. how many more times do we have to talk about this? this is not a republican issue, by the way. this is an american issue. the majority of the american people support this. democrats and republicans of both the house and the senate. it is bipartisan and bicameral. my goodness, how rare is that? business groups and labor unions. even president bill clinton and president bush agree, this is something that needs to be done. news outlets from bloomberg to the "the washington post" to "u.s.a. today." they all

. >> mr. kelly, thank you zip.n delaware county could be back in school before labor day this year. >> usually gosh, lots of sigh's and gloom in the studio here. usually student return after labor day but because it falls so late this year, something might have to change. fox 29's shawnette wilson has the story. >> this is the traditional ends to summer for many families, in our area. a last day down the shore before it is back to the books, back to weekly extra curricular activities, back to school. but, whether families get that last hooray is up in the air. >> this year we had an unusual situation in that labor day is really late. >> and that's causing mark, the superintendent of the garnet valley school district, to re-think when to start the school year next year. typically, it is the tuesday after labor day. >> from the educational side, you would think about that is because now with all of the state mandated testing it goes in april, we have our keystone exams in january and may, we want to try to get as man

mr. kelly: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 596 because i think it's time for everybody that sits in this house to listen to the american people. this is health care america's house. this is the house of representatives. it's not the republican party who disapproves of the affordable care act. it is the american people, and it doesn't matter what poll you look at. overwhelmingly, whether it's rasmussen, cbs news, fox news, associated press, gallup pew research, americans are saying resoundingly, we do not like this bill, we disapprove of this bill. and to continue to say somehow we're taking something from somebody, wait until the tax season hits. i'm talking to people back home that do tax preparation. they're already looking at just day two of tax preparation, my goodness, what we were told was a lie. now, mr. gruber couldn't be more truthful when he said, we relied on the stupidivity -- stupidity of the american people to get this passed. where i'm from you are's allowed to make a mi

mr. kelly: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 596 because i think it's time for everybody that sits in this house to listen to the american people. this is health care america's house. this is the house of representatives. it's not the republican party who disapproves of the affordable care act. it is the american people, and it doesn't matter what poll you look at. overwhelmingly, whether it's rasmussen, cbs news, fox news, associated press, gallup pew research, americans are saying resoundingly, we do not like this bill, we disapprove of this bill. and to continue to say somehow we're taking something from somebody, wait until the tax season hits. i'm talking to people back home that do tax preparation. they're already looking at just day two of tax preparation, my goodness, what we were told was a lie. now, mr. gruber couldn't be more truthful when he said, we relied on the stupidivity -- stupidity of the american people to get this passed. where i'm from you are's allowed to make a mi

mr. kelly: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 596 because i think it's time for everybody that sits in this house to listen to the american people. this is health care america's house. this is the house of representatives. it's not the republican party who disapproves of the affordable care act. it is the american people, and it doesn't matter what poll you look at. overwhelmingly, whether it's rasmussen, cbs news, fox news, associated press, gallup pew research, americans are saying resoundingly, we do not like this bill, we disapprove of this bill. and to continue to say somehow we're taking something from somebody, wait until the tax season hits. i'm talking to people back home that do tax preparation. they're already looking at just day two of tax preparation, my goodness, what we were told was a lie. now, mr. gruber couldn't be more truthful when he said, we relied on the stupidivity -- stupidity of the american people to get this passed. where i'm from you are's allowed to make a mi

mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. . mr. kelly: those jobs that you're talking about that will be part time, i know the department of lake will count those numbers. this is the most federally reviewed pipeline in history. six years. the thing about this that's most impressive, it doesn't cost the american taxpayer one single penny. it's privately funded. i would guarantee you, along that pipeline is -- that's constructed, all those communities are going to benefit. how many more times do we have to talk about this? this is not a republican issue, by the way. this is an american issue. the majority of the american people support this. democrats and republicans of both the house and the senate. it is bipartisan and bicameral. my goodness, how rare is that? business groups and labor unions. even president bill clinton and president bush agree, this is something that needs to be done. news outlets from bloomberg to the "the washington post" to "u.s.a. today." they all

mr. bob kelly. >> good morning. 6:01 on this tuesday. live look mount holly, new jersey. look closely the different color in the road surface here that indication that if it is wet, there is that potential for black ice. then in the construction zones we have a problem with the wind, this is a live look at 422 at trooper road. a construction sign blowing in the travel lanes here. we have penndot crew on the the way. here's a live lot at blue route on and off a ramps will be tricky here, every where any of these secondary road side streets untreated surfaces. if it looks wet all that left over from yesterday isized over this morning. an extent in letter merion at byberry and huntington. new jersey transit, they are cross honoring system wide this morning. steve keeley is live in the neighborhood of southwest philadelphia, wood land avenue remains closed at 66th and that is the stretch that the route 11 trolley moved. they have moved them over a block over to elmwood. waiting for the trolley you have to walk an extra block over to elmwood between forty-ninth and 63rd and th

and rudy juliangiuliani mounting a media blitz and being pressed by megyn kelly. >> mr. mayor, do you want to apologize for your comment? >> not at all. >> is the press being fair to the former mayor? i'm howard kurtz and this is "#mediabuzz". bill o'reilly hit back hard against the mother jones speech challenging his war reporting. david corn writing that the fox news host had suggested he was in the falklands islands covering the 1982 are war between britain and arrest again see in a. >> basically david corn, a layer, says i exaggerated situations. >> o'reilly says he's allege made clear as a cbs correspondent, he covered a violence protest in argentina in the war's after math. >> i was there in the street with my camera crews. the violence was horrific. soldiers fired into the crowd who were responding with violence acts of that ieir own. i never said i was on the falklands islands as corn purports. i said i covered the talk lands war, which i did. >> bill owe really'reilly gets out there and calls me a liar.lands war, which i did. >> bill o'reilly gets out there and

neither mr. kelly or bowers will be speaking but they are here to support what we are doing. with america facing threats from terrorists determined to attack us here at home, it's hard to believe that we are four days away from the department of homeland security shutting down. not being funded. what does that mean? as senator mikulski has spoken so well the last couple weeks about how important the coast guard is we have secret service, we have customs, we have the people who take care of us in our airports, about 220,000 of them. that's what we are talking about. it's not funding something so essential to protect the homeland. we need a real resolution to this problem, not a stopgap measure. last night the majority leader moved to bring a bill to the floor that does absolutely nothing, nothing to fund homeland security. nothing. we need a real resolution to this problem, not more showboats and window dressing. we have always said that we are more than happy to have an immigration debate here in the senate floor as long as we first fully fund homeland security. this is the b

giuliani would heard saying that president obama doesn't love this country and be pressed by megyn kelly. >> mr. mayor, do you want to apologize? >> not at all i want to repeat it. >> is the press being fair to the former mayor? this is "media buzz." >> bill o'reilly hit back hard against the mother jones piece on the piece about david corn writing in "mother jones," suggest that he was in the falkland islands covering the 1982 war between britain and argentina. >> basically, david corn, a liar, says i exaggerated situations in the falkland war and the salvadoran war. he says he has made clear that as a cbs correspond he covered a vie lint protest in argentina in the wars' aftermath. >> i was in the street with my camera crews, the violence was horrific, the soldiers fired into the crowd and responded with violence. my video of combat led the cbs evening news with dan rather. i never said i was on the falkland islands as corn purports. i said i covered the falkland war, which i did. >> david corn responds to "the huffington post." >> bill o'reilly in the aftermath of the article yesterday gets

mr. ray kelly, director of national service veterans of foreign wars, the national legislator director of amvets, we are also went to be having testimony for mystery into plank , legislative director of the american legion. mr. blake, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and members of the committee. on behalf of the co-authors seated here, i would like to thank you for the opportunity to testify on the fy 16 and 17 budget. i asked that the report of the independent budget be admitted into the official hearing record. >> without objection. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we believe that this is probably the best v.a. budget that we have seen in my many years of being a peer on the hill. that being said, recent media reports of point out that the the a had hundreds of millions of dollars in unspent resources carried over in recent years, we do not dispute that fact. the v.a. has done a question will job of managing the insufficient resources it has been given in the past. we believe that the access problems and the long waiting list identified over the last year clea

kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. as we recognize the achievements of many african-americans this black history month, i want to acknowledge the divine nine from a current black sororities and fraternities and the role of their members in shaping our nation. the divine nine members of congress continue to grow. the divine nine organizations consist of alpha phi alpha fraternity founded in 1906 at cornell university, whose brotherhood includes the reverend dr. martin luther king jr.. my colleagues, emanuel cleaver, danny davis, chaka fatah, al green, gregory meeks, charles rangel and bobby scott. olympic gold medalist owens, and legal pioneers charles hamilton houston and thurgood marshall. and they are led by graham president mark s. tillman. kappa cy fraternity founded in indiana university. the reverend ralph abernathy and my colleague sanford bishop william lacy clay the dean of the house, john conyers, alcee hastings, benny thompson and hakeem jeffries. general daniel james, the first african-american four-star ge

mr. payne, ms. kelly, thank you very much for yielding time. i yield back. mr. payne: thank you, chairman. we are looking forward to your leadership in the 114th congress and we will continue to strive to make sure that the issues that the c.b.c. finds important are relevant on the day-to-day basis. thank you. now, mr. speaker, i'd like to yield to the gentleman from south carolina, the leader, mr. clyburn, who has probably forgotten more about the going ons and the rules in this chamber than i'll ever know. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn. mr. cly bush: thank you so much mr. payne, for yielding me time. i appreciate your accolades but -- mr. clyburn: thank you so much mr. payne, for yielding time. i appreciate the accolades but i eassure you my long-distant memory is very good. i assure you your contributions to this body are very much appreciated. mr. speaker, on yesterday i opened up black history month with a speech at cornerstone baptist church on wayne street in columbia, south carolina. they had an interesting topic for me to develop. it wa

and then saying this in an interview with fox news's megyn kelly. >> mr.ayor, do you want to apologize for your comments? >> not at all. i want to repeat it. the reality is i -- from all that i can see of this president, all that i've heard of him, he apologizes for america. he criticizes america. >> but to say that he doesn't love america, i mean that he could view foreign policy as a democrat might view it and through a difference lens than you might see it you can understand the differences between you, but to condemn his patriotism, to question his love of america? >> i'm not condemning his patriotism. patriots can criticize. they're allowed to criticize. i believe his initial approach is to criticize this country and then afterwards to say a few nice things about us. i think that is a perfectly reasonable opinion. but the president, in his comment, if we look at all of his rhetoric has not displayed the kind of love of america, the kind of love of american exceptionalism, that other american presidents have displayed. i'm right about this. i have no d

mr. craig was? we did. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. >>> in a "the kellyile" exclusive, new fallout tonight after a texas judge stopped, for now, the president's plan allowing millions of illegal immigrants to remain in the united states. the administration had planned to start the paperwork today on the president's plan but a group of 26 states led by texas challenged the executive action saying president obama did not have the authority to go around congress. something president obama himself had argued repeatedly throughout his first term. now the whole thing is on hold. and the administration says it is working on an appeal of the ruling. earlier i spoke about all of this with former texas governor rick perry. governor, good to see you tonight. so this is a victory for texas under your successor, and yet president obama seems undeterred. he maintains he has the authority to do this. what say you? >> well, it's a victory for the rule of law. and that's what this is really about. so you got 26 states that are standing up and saying that this country is b

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mrs. bush: [speaking spanish] john: some of the other candidates are a lot more active. here is kelly hall -- kelly paul. kelly paul: real change and taking on the establishment is hard, and that is why so few people in government actually do anything. rand always fights for the principle that he believes in. john: so kelley has a book that is coming out and she is pretty active politically. so which one, based on what you know kelley about, have the potential to either be helpful or harmful to the candidates? mark: i, like most americans don't know very many of these spouses, just at the first cut. colombo bush is a compelling candidate, she was born in mexico, she could be as big an asset as any spouse in either party, but we just don't know. john: when one candidate ran into some turbulence, he did not have his spouse's to stand by and validate. when and how we start to see and hear from mrs. bush, but mrs. christie has something of a profile, and mrs. cruz is a something of a bright person, but we have not heard mrs. walker, i could not pick her up out of a lineup, and i don't thi

mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? wowed. ms. kelly: mr. speaker, today i rise on behalf of the millions of illinois veterans that i represent and their families to draw attention to the high rate of veteran unemployment in america. after fighting for our nation, far too many military heroes are being forced to fight for a job here at home. despite many veterans having the leadership skills and work ethic that businesses are looking for, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans is 6.9% far higher than the national average of 5.6%. i am committed to reducing veteran unemployment and helping our heroes find quality work. last week i released an updated edition of my veterans resource guide book to help our veterans get the benefits they've earned and employment resources to get them and their families back in the work force, but we need to do more. i urge my colleagues to work with me to pass the veterans job bill, to put the half million unemployed veterans back to work. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back.

kelly. and what is his name, the principal. >> mr.: for 25 years, he's had to let out his belt. but the others look remarkably unchanged. especially slater. still looking good in dance tights. two main characters were missing. >> try to forget about me. >> reporter: this is screech's recent mugshot after he was arrested after a knife fight. what is funny about this? ♪ i'm so excited ♪ >> reporter: the guy who saved me by explaining is show is my producer. kelly, whose current condition was worked into the skit. >> i'm pregnant. >> reporter: practically every reference flew over my head. >> it's like jesse being a strip girl. >> reporter: the website slate pronounced the reunion sketch the greatest '90s nostalgia porn you'll ever see." jeanne moos, cnn. >> friends more. >> reporter: new york. >> the biggest surprise was screech getting into a knife fight. stay with us. natalie allen will be with you in the next hour with the latest news from all around the world. so,as my personal financial psychic, i'm sure you know what this meeting

and kelly, there is no shortage of news to grill mr. carter about today, is there? >> reporter: absolutely, abby. this is a most important topics at a time when people can see in the world around them the importance of this job. having the events that went on with isis and the jordanian pilot in recent days and the publication of the video and concerns about other parts of the world. one of the ways that ashton carter made news is he talked about his support for arming the ukrainian rebels against putin and any of the attempts be russia to reclaim more of that territory. that is a bit of a break from the white house and a notable part of his assessment to the committee today that has to evaluate his qualifications and experience and world view. so that was important today. what we also heard about is a real sense that ashton carter said he is prepared to do something critical right now and that is to give the president as much of a candid assessment of things on the ground as he can, including if some of the way that we are handling the issue with supporting the ira

kelly and the gang. interested to hear what mr. duffy has to say. there's still trading down there. let's get oil trades. what do you have there? >> we're watching oil prices and definitely seeing a lot of volatility overs the last few days, scott, up about 6% on the day today after a steep loss yesterday. the question at this point is what's behind this volatility and is this going to be the kind of action that traders get used to and accustomed on a daily basis for the time being in crude? >> i think it will be for the next few months at least, jack i. the reason why not everybody is on the same side of the trade anymore. not everybody is a seller. a lot of traders willing to stick necks out and buy the market because they think we found a bottom. >> all right. jim euro, how do you trade a market like this? do you buy the dips and then sell when we move up? >> very carefully is my initial answer % moves in a day. i think this is part of the bottoming process and griz said differences of opinion, underline that twice, drastic differences of opinion but we're putting in a bottom her

mr. liuzza, she got a very good look at the perpetrator. ms. kellyand other witnesses who testified they saw a man with a blue steel revolver, 6'0" tall with close cut hair running past them. kevin freeman was 6'0" went by the nickname kojak because of his close cut hair. once all the evidence was examined it was clear beyond imagination that kevin freeman, acting alone, murdered ray liuzza. >> michael and gordon now believed they had a strong case for a new trial. >> we had an evidentiary hearing in front of judge quinlan. and quinlan vacated the death sentence, but he refused to vacate guilt. >> judge quinlan refused to grant a new trial. >> we were devastated. yes, it was wonderful to have john thomson spared from execution, but we were still looking at a man in his 30s to be spending the rest of his life in jail. >> so you're going to take the death penalty back and give me a life sentence? i was scared to death even more so now. you tell me i'm never going home again? that didn't give me no relief, none whatsoever. i was doomed. >> michael and g

mr. gutierrez, and governor rick perry, join us on that in a "the kelly file" exclusive. then, it was a critical day for potential 2016 candidate jeb bush. up next dana perino joins us on what the former florida governor just said about his famous family. >> i admire their service to the nation and the difficult decisions that they had to make. but i'm my own man. and my views are shaped by my own thinking and my own experiences. >>> breaking tonight, we just got word from washington late today that rear admiral john kirby is stepping down as pentagon press secretary. we're told the new defense secretary, ashton carter ordered the change reportedly because mr. carter wants to see a civilian in this position. no word yet on any replacement. >>> developing tonight potential 2016 candidate with a very familiar last name marks a critical moment in his candidacy. former florida governor jeb bush acknowledged his famous father and brother during a key foreign policy speech today, but went onto insist he is not his brother or his father. watch. >> i admire their service to the n

mr. fox he visit good looking and mother-in-law view and attended along with a number of people from the san francisco's and your director of transportation bryan kelly was talking about the state of our system transportation unfortunately, the news was grim we're from a state of criticized with our international structure this is as supervisor avalos pointed out we've invested in our from to begin a national dialog will the state transportation we have a highway trust fund heading into the red and funded inadequately by the federal gas tax it funded not only highways but surface transportation across the modes and bicycling as well as and the pedestrian involvements investment so we rang the bell and called on everyone to paying attention e pay attention and particle with the new dialog in washington and congress to recognize this is a bipartisanship issue with the labor groups calling on congress to move for the funding for transportation by 20 thirty we're expecting to see 40 percent of the population in upper in his places this is wherewith he have sustainable global and social equitable development we want to make sure that particularly where we

mr. nemtsov was shot and killed, murdered, in fact. kellyfor that report. >>> update right now on a story we brought you earlier. georgia police confirmed that nascar driver travis kvapil's stolen car has been found. surveillance video from thursday night shows the trailer being stolen outside of an atlanta hotel. inside that trailer was a $500,000 race car, along with other equipment set to be used in this weekend's sprint cup tournament. kvapil's team sent out celebratory texts this morning. no word whether he'll be able to race that returned car. >>> the fbi is calling them the black hat bandits and they pulled off a series of bank robberies in gun-toting fashion. nbc's peter alexander shows us how they've become more dangerous. >> reporter: just looking at it, you can imagine the fear a bank robber with a gun to a customer's head, the latest in a frightening string of bank heists. behind them two men the fbi calls the black hat bandits. >> violence perpetrated against customers, vaulting countertops, takeovers were these fugitives have h