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mr. white to inform him, i want to inform i'm a certificate holder i received a letter from olsen lee last year that the certificate holders will not be any longer than after 2016 i'm glad you're going to hold a hearing auto while take our comment during public comment. >> yes. at my age 82 i forget. >> i'll remind you. >> laughter. >> so commissioner mondejar. >> one last next thing or thing i want to hear from the nonprofit partner t n d c if it's okay. so i just want to know how that this meets our requirements as a nonprofit partner do you have any comment. >> thank you for asking commissioner don falk we're really thrilled to be part of project we're very passionate about our values and sxhuts we feel like it is important to represent those in our discussions about design and financing and how the project will carry forth i think in our mature selection always partners we felt like we needed to hear and see that and relate it they'll be responsive to us when we raise those issues that's ou

and mrs. white who were lieutenant white's parents. and i sat in the room which had been actually is in the spring of 2012 -- saar, 2013 come and asked them about their daughter. they start telling me about this mission they have done, she had done and the kind of person she was. and what it became very apparent very quickly was that it was not her death that defined her but her life. and that she was one of those rare people who never talk to you about what she could do a simple letter actions speak for themselves and was one of those people who was much happier doing her job at going hold to her husband and tell you but think it just done. and in the corner of the room where we sat i saw a piece of paper with allbritton back letter scam you are my motivation. and i thought it somebody could have left at the gravesite more than a year after this then we should really know who that somebody was. and as it turned out there was this whole team of women at the dentist extraordinary thing to get answered the call to serve not once but twic

mr. white's death. >> reporter: 32-year-old philip white died in vineland police custody after officers confronted white while answering a 911 call of a diss orally person. >> there's some guy freaking out on grape street here. some guy -- going crazy. he's screaming. >> today attorneys alter man the lawyer for the officers who encountered white on march march 31st gave his assess many of what he says evidence will really show in this case. >> i also expect the toxicology report to demonstrate that he had ingested a mixture of unlawful or illegal narcotics to witpcp, cocaine and perhaps other drugs as well. a combination that is normally lethal an combination that would demonstrate and give reason for his super human strength and his bizarre be second behavior report rt the situation escalated quickly with a k9 officer trying to calm white. white got more violent punch add cop car tried to get the officer's radioed and reached for his gun. >> subject is under. >> witnesses disagree. >> they beat that man for no reason. he did nothing wrong. >> reporter: miguel martinez was good friends with white

mr. white did die while in their custody they believe that drugs may have have been involved and mr. white may have reached for police officer's gun and that justified the police use of force. as we sat down with the mayor he said he is committed to improving relationships between the community and the police but he would give us no spare specific comment or any timeline on when we could expect more information in the philip white case. >> the mayor wouldn't comment but pretty much everybody else has. video turned into a social media fire storm. everyone has a passionate response. we, of course, want to hear from our viewers. is the video self explanatory or patience and process what's most important? you can leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page or you can tweet us at fox 29 philly. iain. >> bill, thank you. >>> police in chester county are warning residents of a daring home intruder. tredyffrin police say residents on west swedesford road in malvern answer add knock at their front d

they were attacked by native americans and they were massacred except for mrs. white but carson is an expert scout. kit would look for imprints in the dirt, cinders from camp fires. >> the form tif experience for kit carson was when he worked as a mountain man. his ability to track animals became an important asset in his ability to track human beings. >> kit carson may be illiterate but if there is a story to be read on the ground, he can do it better than most, often riding miles ahead of his own party to move faster and more stealth. >> come on! come on! >> that's them. there's no time to lose. ya! ya! >> she's still warm. couldn't have been dead more than five minutes. >> we found a book in camp in which i was represented as a great hero. slaying indians by the hundred. knowing that i live nearby, must have prayed for my appearance in order that she might be saved. >> that's a lot of pressure when you can't do magic and they are telling people that you're a magic man. carson is very confident that he's a good leader but he's not the superman that the novels made t

and this woman came up to mrs. white at the end of two days of ceremony, had just put red roses on her casket, and she came up and said mrs. white, you don't know me but i brought my daughter here today. and i brought my daughter here today because i wanted her to know what a hero was. and that's why this story matters. because there are hero stories all around us. we do not see and do not acknowledge. and this was one way to offer a small salute to people who have served and sacrificed and given so much and who really are the hero story we don't yet know and need to. so thank you so much and i look forward to the conversation here. [ applause ] so i would just like to go down the line. if you could tell us what -- your name and what mission you did and what years you were there in afghanistan. >> is this on? >> yes. >> my name is annie kleinman. i was in csd-3. so i was in the class -- or the group that took over for ashley's group. and i -- what was the other question? i'm sorry. >> what kind of -- what mission you wer

mr. white's death. i also expect the toxicology report to demonstrate that he had ingested a mixture of unlawful or illegal narcotics to wit, pcp cocaine and other drugs as well, a combination that is normally lethal and a combination that would demonstrate and give reason for his super human strength and his bizarre, he berserk behavior. >> this kind of situation has torn other communities apart one of the clergy members say in vineland but he hopes is there a long term effect that people will see there is a peaceful way to tiehl with potentially difficult situations like they have here right now. >> in doubt bit. all right steve thank you. >>> new video in south carolina in the moments leading up to this deadly shooting. >>> there is a throw back. >> look at this weather: it is misty and raining. >> i hate this kind of weather. >> you prefer sunny skies. >> yes fly out of this weather but sue says hang on and hang in because weather will improve quite a bit. >> we will just to have wait. >> speaking o

mr. white's death. i also expect the toxicology report to demonstrate that he had ingested a mixture of unlawful or illegal narcotics to wit, pc thep cocaine and perhaps other drugs as well. a combination that is normally lethal. and a combination that would demonstrate and give reason for his super human strength and his bizarre berserk behavior. >> everybody involved in today's prayer gathering hopes it offers support for philip white's family and vineland police whose chief says he will be one of those attend to go day. the the clergy leader says this kind of situation has torn other communities apart across the country so he hopes is there a lingering effect after this gathering end that people see there is a peaceful way to deal with potentially very difficult situations like we have here in rine land lauren and chris. >> steve keeley live for us, thank you. >>> new videos shows moments leading up to the deadly police shooting in south carolina walter scott was pulled over for a broken tait light o

mr. white's demise is the second police-involved force incident within 91 days. the public and mr. ite's family deserve answers as to how philip was killed and why there is a lack of oversight of local police. and so far there no official cause of death. reporting live in vineland harry hairston nbc 10 news. >> thank you very much. >>> switching gears, though now, philadelphia's mayoral candidates are getting ready to face off in next week's debate. lynne abraham, oliver milton kennedy and williams will take part. telemundo 62 are proud to partner with the greater philadelphia chamber of kmescommerce to host the debate for mayor. jim rosenfield will moderate the debate which you can watch right here on nbc 10. we want to give you a chance to ask your questions to the candidates. all you have to do is click on the nbc 10 news app, or go to nbc10.com. while you're logged on you can also find a link to buy tickets. >>> and this week on nbc 10 at issue, you'll meet the six candidates competing for your vote. hear where they stand on issues that will impact your life, whether you live in

mr. white died have gone back and forth. after meeting the mayor activists seem to think it's the police chief more than the administration who may be a big part of the problem. >> i believe the mayor wants to to do the right thing and the chief has yet to show himself to meet with us, to talk about the issues that we talk with the mayor about. >> activists and mr. white's family demand release of the medical examiner's records and more information from the police. they told me they're disappointed the chief has been more willing to have a dialogue with the community. >> i think that if the police chief really wandered really wanted to be to do the right thing he would have been invited. he was invite the. there were no return phone calls or e-mails or such. we moved. >> everyone agree that is philip white died while in police custody but even with the video going viral they still questions about what actually caused the death and that's the reason why the medical examiner's report is so important to so many. die sit down wi

clearly what they show is what we hear on the radio, violent struggle between the officers and mr. white. >> the attorney for the police tent anticipates toxicology results will show white was high on pcp and cocaine which led to his death. >>> from our delaware bureau local park left neglected, tonight neighbors are blaming local officials and demanding that they pay up. neighbors say the housing authority promised to pay $250,000 to rebuild the park but years later, they still haven't seen that money. tim furlong joins us live tonight from the park where neighbors held a rally just timing ae ag timeing a go. >> reporter: that's right. it was named for a police officer killed in the line of duty but you can see the paint is chaining off. housing authority was supposed to give 250 grand to rebuild the park and they didn't and the place is falling apart. good parks lead to safe neighborhoods. >> the parks are everyone's backyard. wherever you live in the city, the parks are a place for people to come and gather. >> reporter: after the wilmington housing authority was done building this to

report roar police have said although mr. white in their custody they believe that drugs may have been involved and mr. white may have reached for police officer's gun and that justified the police use of force. as we sat down witness mayor he said he is commit to do improving relationships between the community and the police but he would give us no specific comments or any timeline on when we could expect more information in the philip white case. >> so the mayor didn't want to comment on this case, but pretty much everyone else across the country has. social media is blowing up and we want to hear from you. you can leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly. i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >>> philadelphia city council members crossed the delaware to look the new crime fighting tools camden county police depth showed off new state of the art shot spotter today. what is that? it's a huge system of live camera feeds from various parts of the city monitored 24/7 by police. system is automatically s

. >> child belongs to mr. white who is registered owner of the vehicle. >> also the resource officer at helms middle school where the west contra costa county school board president expressed his concern. >> i ahmad metro atlanta we make sure the people who work in our system are putting student safety first. that men high level of personal accountability and own behavior. >> i don't know what to say. seems like a nice guy. >>reporter: 32-year-old officer was already on paid leave for unrelated conduct issue that san pablo police could not discuss with the community. >> want them to know that this occurred and that we they have we want them to have utmost confidence in us that we will investigate it completely. >> now officer white arco have impact on the out kilometer of any case he was involved with as a cop. in san pablo, abc 7 news. >> bomb squad robot delivered a pizza in an unusual effort to cop vince distraught man off freeway ramp in san jose. we were over the interchange at 6 80 2 80 and highway 101. police

. >> child belongs to mr. white who is registered owner of the vehicle. >> also the resource officer at helms middle school where the west contra costa county school board president expressed his concern. >> i ahmad metro atlanta we make sure the people who work in our system are putting student safety first. that men high level of personal accountability and own behavior. >> i don't know what to say. seems like a nice guy. >>reporter: 32-year-old officer was already on paid leave for unrelated conduct issue that san pablo police could not discuss with the community. >> want them to know that this occurred and that we they have we want them to have utmost confidence in us that we will investigate it completely. >> now officer white arco have impact on the out kilometer of any case he was involved with as a cop. in san pablo, abc 7 news. >> bomb squad robot delivered a pizza in an unusual effort to cop vince distraught man off freeway ramp in san jose. we were over the interchange at 6 80 2 80 and highway 101. police

. >> i expect it to state that mr. white unfortunately had ingested pcp along with cocaine and a mixture of other drugs which actually caused or contributed to a cardiopulmonary event causing his death, not the violent police officers. >> reporter: threatening to crash violent police computers. >> the information that they in fact released is something that any person in this room in this country, can get legally. >> reporter: phillip white's family has paid for an independent medical examination. in the meantime we're making calls here at nbc 10 for the toxicology and autopsy results. i'm keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 11:00, the lower marion township police department tackles the question of race relations tonight. the superintendent of police presented a new report at a board of commissioners meeting. it looked at accusations of racial profiling. they were sparked after two black men were stopped for shoveling a driveway in january. police say they do not profile based on race but admit that more discussion needs to

mr. white's family deserves answers to how philip was killed and why there is a lack of oversight by local police. on a day when most offices are closed, vineland police and prosecutors did not respond to our request for comment. but some of those who knew white well are remembering him. >> he was a caring person. he always was the type to be there to, you know, to protect you. >> reporter: the medical examiner's office says they're waiting for a toxicology report before they can determine the cause of death. reporting live in vineland harry hairston nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00, the top aide to pennsylvania attorney attorney general kathleen kane has announced she is leaving after just four months on the job. today blake rutherford said it was his last day as chief of staff. he starts work next month at posen o'connor in that firm's governmental affairs department. kane released a statement that says it's been a pleasure to have someone of blake's caliber being serving the commonwealth as chief of staff at oag. i congratulate him and wish him well. >>> it's been struggling financially for

. >> mr. white is only subdued after k9 is deployed and they're able to handcuff him. that is when a person in our mind is considered subdued. when they are secured. handcuffed. >> correct. >> white's cause of death has not been determined pending a final autopsy and toxicology results. >>> guilty on all 30 counts, dzhokar tsarnaev convicted for his role in the boston marathon bombing. a bombing that killed three people and injured hundreds more. the question now will he receive the death penalty? cbs reporter chris van cleve is in boston. >> reporter: chris the judge asked for silence as the verdict was read. still one person let out an awed audible sigh of relief another nodded her said yes as the jury read their verdict. jury convicted dzhokar tsarnaev on all 30 counts after deliberating for about 11 hours over two days. >> i don't know what justice is. um i'm grateful to have him off the street. karen and her husband were among the more than 260 people injured when two homemade bombs exploded near the finish line of the 2013 boston marathon. three people died. tsarn

. >> child belongs to mr. white who is registered owner of the vehicle. >> also the resource officer at helms middle school where the west contra costa county school board president expressed his concern. >> i ahmad metro atlanta we make sure the people who work in our system are putting student safety first. that men high level of personal accountability and own behavior. >> i don't know what to say. seems like a nice guy. >>reporter: 32-year-old officer was already on paid leave for unrelated conduct issue that san pablo police could not discuss with the community. >> want them to know that this occurred and that we they have we want them to have utmost confidence in us that we will investigate it completely. >> now officer white arco have impact on the out kilometer of any case he was involved with as a cop. in san pablo, abc 7 news. >> bomb squad robot delivered a pizza in an unusual effort to cop vince distraught man off freeway ramp in san jose. we were over the interchange at 6 80 2 80 and highway 101. police

. >> expect it to state that unfortunately mr. white ingested pcp along with cocaine and a mixture of other drugs which caused or contributed to a cardio pulmonary event causing his death, not the police officers. >> now, white's family has paid for an independent medical examination. nbc 10 will continue to check for results on that along with the official autopsy results as this investigation continues. >>> 4:15 now. happening today, a man charged with killing a man outside the dell music center in philadelphia will appear in court. eric jamison will be arraigned today. he's charged with shooting a man to death, shooting that man in the stomach outside an anti-violence concert at the dell in august. police found the victim in the parking lot. >>> and today a judge is expected to decide if his accused killer will go to trial. tam le faces a preliminary hearing on murder charges. he's accused of stabbing three men, dumping their bodies in the schuylkill river last year. one of those victims survived the attack last august. u.s. marshals

. >> expect it to state that mr. white unfortunately had ingested pcp along with cocaine and a mixture of other drugs which actually caused or contributed to a cardiopulmonary event causing his death, not the police officers. >> now, white's family has paid for an independent medical examination. nbc 10 will continue to check for results on that along with the official autopsy results as this investigation continues. >>> we have new information on the fight against crime in wilmington. delaware's attorney general is calling for the state to pay for foot patrols in wilmington's most dangerous neighborhoods. the plan would have the city eventually taking over that responsibility. current foot patrols have police working overtime right now. also in delaware the naacp and other civil rights groups are renewing their call for all officers in the state to wear body cameras in light of the south carolina police shooting and other incidents. public officials say they support the use of cameras once logistical and legal issues are

. >> mr. white? >> no. >> mr. cantwell? >> no. >> mr. menendez? >> aye. mr. warner? >> aye by proxy. >> mr. chairman senator carper is aye by proxy. >> mr. warner. >> aye by proxy. >> mr. chairman? >> no. >> chairman votes no. >> clerk will announce the vote. >> 16 nays. >> it's not agreed to. senator nelson, i think you're up next. >> you said you would prefer me to offer my amendment to the customs bill. i have filed it. i think this is a preferable bill. >> okay. your choice. it has been in effect since 2005. they bring in yarn and fabric from outside and make it into a garments and textiles. so that the preference is conditioned on the labor department. this is super important to me. there's a town of some 1500 people. it has one industry in the town and it employs 300 people in that little town. that industry takes this stuffing of comforters that has been produce edd they make it into comforters. that business is going to fold. that's my plea, mr. chairman. >> mr. chairman. >> thank you mr. chairman. i urge colleagues to support the nelson amendment. tariff lev

. >> they were utilizing reasonable and necessary force to fend mr. white off. >> white was eventually subdued with the help after police k9. the officer's attorney says white was conscious when he was placed in the ambulance. but later died. people in that community are demanding answers. autopsy and toxicology reports have not yet been made available. >> a police officer in south carolina facing murder charges this morning. prosecutors say the officer shot an unarmed black man shooting caught on cell phone video by a wednesday. authorities say that evidence helped lead to the charge. fox's jacky ibanez report. >> reporter: white police offers nerve south carolina now facing murder charges in the death after unarmed black man. north charleston patrolman michael slaying err was arrested tuesday. this after law enforcement officials watched a video that allegedly shows slaying err shooting and killing a black man, as he runs away. >> without the video and that was the only witness there was, actually, was the gentleman with making the video it would be diffi

mr. white is trying to 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. >> 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 worked together before. and i simply said i don't know how we got here, either, and he said well, i just recently came back from iraq. >> trooper martin had served in iraq and returned just weeks before. whatever the

. >> i expect toxicology report to come back positive in that mr. white had ingested or consumed pcp which we all know causes about a zerk behavior causes super human strength. >> reporter: has hackers demanding dam cash video hide behind a mask and computerized voice promising they can crash executers. >> there is no fear. >> reporter: the pba lawyer went on to say that the anonymous hacker group is only throwing gas on a fire that doesn't need to be fanned right now. at last check, violent police computer systems have not been hacked or breached in any way shape or form. this afternoon we also asked the prosecutor's office as well as the state attorney general for the autopsy report today. several times. they are into the readyrare not ready to reteslease it. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> man accused of skilling his father along the schuylkill express way was on his way to a rehab facility. kymere corbin is being held on bail, corbin confessed to shooting his father but says it was an accident. this was the creepscene last night. core ben's parents were

. >> they were utilizing residential and necessary force to fend mr. white off because now it has become a critical situation. >> they released the police k9 and eventually the officers get white to the ground. >> he's in cuffs. >> subject is under. >> medical help is then again called. but again it doesn't answer the question of how he died. and has some members of the community very concerned. >> it just ain't fair and justice needs to be served to this family. >> reporter: this could be key key. the attorney does say white was conscious when he got into the ambulance. so what happened at that point we do think that autopsy and toxicology reports should shed some light on that. we expect preliminary report probably within a few days and a final report probably still several weeks away. iain and dawn. >> all right, thank you, brad. >>> a grand jury charges a pemberton township woman with murder today. high person kimberly accused of setting her newborn baby on fire. the infant was found on the side of the road back in january. if convicted she faces live in

white. >> the fact of the matter is, mr. phillip white is gone he's no longer with us and died in police custody. so we are trying to figure out why. >> now the cumberland county prosecutor's office is investigating the death. the police chief released a statement saying the department's sincere thoughts and prayers are with white's family and the officers involved. >>> the son of delaware congressman john carney is being sued by the family of a college student who died in what the lawsuit calls a hazing incident. samuel carney is named as the defendants filed by the parents of clemson university tucker hicks. they are suing the fraternity the university and two other frat members for $250 million. 19-year-old tucker hicks fell from a bridge into rocky shallow waters during a sigma phi epsilon run last september. there was a confrontation during the run because hicks didn't bring breakfast as he was hordered to do. no ruling on the matter of hicks' death. certainly no parent can feel anything but sympathy for this family's gr

. >>> they were utilizing reasonable and necessary force to fend mr. white off. now it has become a critical situation. >> it was eventually subdued with the help after police k9. their attorney says white was conscious entering the ambulance, but he later died. that has many in the community demanding answers. autopsy and toxicology results not yet available. >> south carolina police officer is charged with murder, after cell phone video emerges of the shooting death of what officials say was an unarmed man. we want to warn you the video is hard to watch. a bystander recorded this video on saturday, 50 year old walter scott who is black was shot eight times by that officer. he reportedly ran when officer michael slaying err, who is white, pulled him over for broken tail light. now jailed and charged with murder. >> without the video and that was the only witness there was, actually, was the gentleman with the that was making the video it would be difficult to ascertain exactly what did occur 433 police officers in our department. this is a bad decision of one of

white. >> the fact of the matter is mr. phillip white is gone. he is no longer here with them, and he died of police custody. we tried to figure out why. >> the police chief released a statement that the department's sincere thoughts and prayers are with the family and the officers involved. >> new tonight from our jersey shore bureau atlanta city's fire chief is retiring. an investigation into him dropping his pants in public. the mayor's office confirmed dennis brooks will retire tomorrow. he was recently put on paid leave amid claims he dropped his pants during a metal detector screening at the city's public safety building. this is video of that incident. looks had been with the department since 1979. >>> also new at 11:00 there is a new potential buyer for the revel casino. it comes from a new jersey and a billionaire manhattan developer. they plan to bid $88 million. the new bidders would now try to cancel existing leases that operate inside revel, and their bid would cost $82 million bid from florida developer glen traub. sfroo we have new

white. >> the fact of the matter is mr. phillip white is gone he's no longer here with us and he died in police custody. so we're trying to figure out why. >> now the cumberland county prosecutor's office is investigating the death. the police chief said the department's sincere thoughts and prayers are with white's family and the officers involved. >>> well charges could be filed today against the ex-firefighter accused of holding four firefighters hostage one day after he was let go from the department. 25-year-old paul jordan threatened the men with a handgun when he showed up at the lamont fire company yesterday. jordan even fired a shot into the basement wall while holding them hostage. he surrendered just over an hour later. his neighbors say this doesn't sound like the man they know. >> it doesn't match up at all to that type of guy, no. >> he's a respectable person. we never thought that people could do something like that. it makes no sense. like he gets mad, i don't know. >> jordan is a property manager for the phi

. >> expect it to state that mr. white unfortunately ingested pcp along with cocaine and a mixture of other drugs which caused or contributed to a cardiopulmonary event causing his death, not the police officers. >> now, white's family has paid for an independent medical examination. nbc 10 will continue to check for results on that along with the official autopsy results as this investigation continues. >>> we're also learning more about the case of the kidnapping of a philadelphia jewelry store worker. the mayor's office is now offering a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for what happened over the weekend. then on tuesday, investigators released this surveillance video of a burgundy van they think was used in the abduction. >>> and from our delaware bureau a kent county court has indicted a man for the murder of his wife even though police have not found her body. delaware state police say cortez hamilton killed his wife keisha, with a hammer in front of their two children. police issued

white house. gary: i had a brief conversation with dennis thatcher when mrs. hatcher came to the white house because she was in speaking with the president and he was wa ndering around the state floor literally. i engaged him and told him some of the history of the white house and made sure he saw the area the british burned the white house. [laughter] but he was very engaging and i asked him what his role was. and he said, my role is whatever she wants me to do. dr. kumar: i think it is a serious question because i think there are ways in which maybe it will have to change. susan: i think one of the issues is about working outside the home. i think chancellor merkel's husband is a chemistry professor. i think there are ways in which there are men who probably do not want to play the traditional first lady role. so i think anita's right the white house is revealed -- is resilient but i think there probably will be a lot of questions asked and rethinking when that happens. >> hi. my question is for anita mcbride. president bush's library is going to be opening s

mr. white? [inaudible] cantwell? mr. nelson? aye. mr. brown? aye. mr. chairman? no. mr. widen? no. mr. schumer? i am biproxy. mr. harper? the tally is 10 ayes 16 nays. >> the amendment is defeated. mr. bennett? >> i would long to recognize bennett number one and in the spirit, the way you conducted this hearing i will withdraw the amendment but i would like to speak to it. >> i am starting to love you. >> i feel the same way. this amendment is simple. it would make clear through the new principle negotiating objective we should contribute the elimination of poverty and hunger. this would show this isn't just a way to open global commerce but an opportunity to combat global poverty. trade and foreign investment are playing an important role in global development. if we get trade right, we have the power to positively influence the global fight against poverty and hunger. in 2012, developing countries represented 60 times greater than official aid and that number is only growing. however, trade potential to combat poverty and hunger is not assured or sustainable without clear intent.

white. >> the fact of the matter is mr. phillip white is gone. he's no longer here with us. and he died in police custody. so we're trying to figure out why. >> the cumberland county prosecutor's office is investigating the death. vineland's police chief released a statement saying the department's sincere thoughts and prayers are with white's family and the officers involved. >>> john carney is being sued by the family of a college student who died in what is being called a hazing incident. besides carney the family is suing the fraternity university and two other fraternity members for $50 million. 19-year-old tucker hips fell from a bridge into rocky shallow water during a sigma phi epsilon fraternity run last september. the lawsuit claims there was some type of confrontation during the run because hips did not bring breakfast as his fraternity brothers had ordered. the coroner's office says there has been no ruling yet on the manner of hip's death. congressman carney and his wife released a statement saying, no one, certainly no parent can feel anything but sympathy for

mr. white's death. i also expect the toxicology report to demonstrate that he had ingested a mixture of unlawful or illegal narcotics, to wit, pcp, cocaine and perhaps other drugs as well, a combination that is normally lethal and a combination that would demonstrate and give reason, for his super human strength and bizarre, he seconder behavior. >> everyone involved today hopes it often offers both support and for the the family and for the police department who feel under the gun as well themselves like so many other police office's cross the country right now. vineland's police chief says he will be one of those attend to go day, clergy leader says this kind of of situation has torn other communities apart around the country so he hopes there is a lingering long term effect that last after today's gathering end that they see there is a a peaceful way to deal with potentially difficult situations, alex and chris. >> all right steve, thank you. >> according to the associated press, philadelphia interna

the white house said mr. obama told him the white house isn't in threatening venezuela. he had a meeting with raul castro. it was the first meeting in more than 50 years. senior white house correspondent jim acosta had more from panama. >> reporter: it's a cold war no more as the president and raul castro came face to face. the first exchange since before mr. obama was born. >> it was time to try something new. >> translator: we are willing to discuss everything but we need to be patient. >> reporter: the president told the leaders gathered at the summit of the americas in panama, he wants to turn the page with cuba. >> the united states will not be imprisoned by the past. we're looking to the future. >> reporter: though he conceded the long-time adversaries will still have their differences. >> we will continue to speak out on universal values that we consider are important. i'm sure president castro will speak out on issues he thinks are important. >> reporter: castro did speak out. castro blasted u.s. medaling in his nation's affairs over the course of ten presidents.

welcome to "power lunch," mr. white. we have heard reports that the port of baltimore is closed. >> the port of baltimore is open for business. we have nine ships in today and about 17 or 18 gangs of i.l.a. members that are working our ship. we have a cruise vessel that docked there this morning about 8:30. we have 2,500 people getting off and another 2,500 getting back on. we had a somewhat apprehensive start this morning with cabs transporting the passengers to and from the ship. but that quickly resolved itself, and it's business as normal. >> did everyone all the employees get to work okay? >> yes. as i said we had an apprehensive start in the morning. but we have full complement of labor out working the ship. truck moves. on an average day we average about 2,500 trucks in and out of our marine terminals, and we'll probably hit that if not exceed that today. >> okay. well, james white, thank you very much for updating us on the situation there. that was james white, who oversees the operations at the port of baltimore. tyler. >> and staying with baltimore, business leaders we

mrs. clinton declared the white house campaign. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: the foundationounced it would continue accepting donations from six foreign governments, one government canada's continues to lobby for the controversial keystone xl oil pipeline. >> this is a great way for those donors to ingratiate themselves with candidate clinton and perhaps ultimately president clinton. >> reporter: hillary clinton was secretary of state her family foundation accepted tens of millions of dollars from saudi arabia and other foreign governments that have a record of suppressing women's rights. one donation from algeria was not disclosed properly and by the foundation's own admission violated an obama administration ethics agreement, republican presidential candidates including kentucky senator rand paul have been relentless. >> reminds me of people using the system to enrich themselves and looks unseemly and a lot of americans will agree with me. >> reporter: early next move an investigative book is published about the clintons e ex excerpts from the book reviewed so far there is

chairman let me just make this clear and i'll be glad to ask mr. white the question. we have cleared with the ustr that this amendment is consistent with their negotiations of the trans pa sifb community and it would provide effective enforcement for good governance. >> mr. chairman. >> senator wyden. >> colleagues, i would strongly urge the adoption of the cardin amendment. this basically ups the aents in terms of the importance of human rigtds. this beefs up our enforcement. this is going to be acceptable. i strongly urge the adoption and i think we can just do it by consent or voice. >> i appreciate the distinguished senator on working with this and working this out. i support the amendment. we work well together on this and if there's no demand for a roll call vote i ask for nays by voice. all those in favor of the senator's amendment, say aye. those opposed. the amendment is is agreed to. >> one more bill. >> we had a lot of conversations during the day. the other would offer is is 107 cardin amendment number one. i do that to point out that there are issues that

riley commissioner tour-sarkissian and commissioner white so mr.ice president that is the motion 7 zero to recommend to commissioner chan to extended land use hearing from may 4th to the 18 allowing the land use commission to have one more hearing on may 11th. >> correct thank you. >> thank you and thank you for everybody to coming out this amnesty wouldn't have happened if you didn't come out you know two weeks ago to listen to this you should be commended for our advocacy on this so thank you all right. everybody thank you very much. we'll are hearing more from you and vs. >> mr. president, shall we move on to or shall we take 80 a moment. >> we'll take a breatherer recharge our water or glass. >> recharge >> i didn't have speaker cards to be with great if you signed up. >> mr. president, item number 4 discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file number 150017 planning code the castro street commercial district 24th street noah valley neighborhood and commercial and the upper market commercial transit

mrs. clinton declared her white house campaign. >> i'm running for president. >> the foundation announced it would continue to accept foundations from six foreign government one government, canada's continues to lobby for the keystone xl pipeline. >> candidate clinton and perhaps hopefully president clinton. >> accepted tens of millions of dollars from descraid and saudi arabia and other governments that have a record of suppressing women's rights. by the foundation's own dplition admission violated obama administration's ethics rules. enrich themselves, i think it looks unseemly and i think a lot of americans are going to agree with me. >> later this month a controversial book will be published about the clintons, according to those book excerpts and supporting documentation clinton foundation donors received timely favors from hillary clinton's state department. some of the examples: foundation donor who benefited from a venezuela agreement. and donated $1 million while a project was debated at the state department. soon after the debate mrs. clinton indicated some support for the pipel

i must say the white house, up to mrs.ch handle menus and dessert like in every restaurant around the country. you can go back and look. you're going to find pies and chocolate cake all of this good stuff there. i don't think mrs. reagan cared for pie or chocolate cake. she said to me once, we in california don't eat cheesecake. actually she did but that's another story. so again, i knew right away that she was looking for something extraordinary. can i deliver? can i do it? i don't know but i'm surely going to try like hell. >> i did just that we had an interesting man who was the head decorator at the white house and he was very close to the family and he had a good eye for food and everything and colors. so he did work with us arot and help me a lot i must say. you get your sources from wherever you can. and i think this is when the dessert took off, on the mrs. reagan's -- at the white house in those years because she definitely wanted to take a different route. and if you study the desert and look at the dessert total

mr. president we'll move on to item number one call to order and roll call. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner l. riley commissioner white commissioner tour-sarkissian mr. president, we have quorum. >> all right. so first order of business is general public comment the commission except agenda items. the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes. for items not going to be discussed today month by month anybody have new items for consideration seeing none item 3 >> public comment is closed. >> item number 3 a presentation on google small business engagement today commissioners your receiving a presentation from rebecca the public affairs manager google and joe global business with google and adriana the person that oversees the diversity with google and alison is with the diversity section of google sfgovtv i believe we have a power point presentation. >> probably google dots actually (laughter) exactly. >> it is up on the computer not on the screen is that how it - . >> there you go. >> great. >> good afternoon commissioner thank you very much for hosting us