jnchlsh thank >> thank you very mump. next speaker, please >> how is everyone doing today? my name is-it is on? my name is demarian gibson and author and student and activist. it perplexes me that thigh 8 million dollars is being spent on weapons and that isn't counting the taxpayer dollars going towards police weapons or military bases in japan and palestine and across the world, latin american, you have 300 million spent on a prison, but you don't have-there are 300 kids going to elementary school now that are homeless. there are people living on the streets. there are people that can benefit from that money in so many other ways. you have millions of dollars that you are willing to give to people that are opressing people, but you are reluct tonight spend on education and firing teachers. you empower people who want to supress people and giving money putting people in jail and not keeping people out of jail. you are giving money away that doesn't benefit people. from the moment i walked in the room, but gentlemen here approached me with the most animosity. as long as the

we demand to stop to all of you against >> thank you very mump. next speaker, please. thank you. next speaker, please >> i just want to preface this with spl visor wiener, you mentioned the armenian ginicide. there is a genocide still going on against black people in this country especially in san francisco so, thank you. we ask that you recognize that too. you guys should probably say that every week. we demand police chief greg sir salary-that isn't a demand. we demand local hire policy that insures 50 percent of the jobs created by new business in the communities go to black people and disinfran shzed especially those on probation and parole. we [inaudible] as a result of the development in the south east sector of the city and other undesirable outcome. we demand 50 percent of the jobs at the new nba warriors stadium should go to people of colored and [inaudible] such as those on parole and probation. we demand that you create a task force comprised of the most impact td community member tooz devise a plan that allow frz the abolishment of prisons and create a community base

i oppose all mandatory minute mumps. [applause] let's restore the discretion to the judges. will you find this as something that will unite people on the right and the left. i think that you would agree with that. you know senator rand paul and justice safety valve act that restored the discretion to judges and sanity to the system. this is not because judges will be right every single time. of course somebody will make a mistake. to pass a law and to say one-size-fits-all is or foolish. it's wrong. it doesn't help the country. as a former prosecutor. i am opposed to it. so the president has the power in the constitution to offer clemency by those of imagined tree sentences and very little time looked to the administration. i hope that the president will step up and say let's change in this. but i spoke too long. i am preaching on so many things. [laughter] damn it, it is nice. [laughter] [applause] [applause] thank you so much senator leahy. now to present the award to senator paul. i would like to untro deuce my dear friend and oldest friends julie stuart who was president

stands for measles, mumps and rubella. that study was conducted by the falls church based group.and fairfax county agrees to pay nearly $3 million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. the money will go to the family of john geer who was shot and killed by a police officer in august 2013. we'll have a closer look at that settlement coming up at 6:00. alison: now we have a developing story out of great britain tonight where a futures trader is facing charges for that slash crash on wall street. it was five years ago. charging documents say that he used an automated trading program to manipulate the markets much the u.s. department of justiceid that caused the dow jones industrial average to drop 600 points in just five minutes making millions for him. scott: a pennsylvania man is facing a number of charges tonight after driving several miles with another man clinging to the hood of his car. you got to see this video. you can see steven suten holding on in the surveillance video. he jumped on to the hood of dwayne harvard's car after threatening harvard with a cinder block. sutton's

we demand to stop to all of you against >> thank you very mump. next speaker,

this would require immunizations for diseases like chickenpox, mumps, measles, and whooping cough in order for a child to be admitted to a california school. stanford hoover institute expert phil whalen says he's not so sure it will pass here in california. >> here we have debate over vaccines, which is ultimately a debate over science. do you trust science to do the right thing for your children. it's not conservatives who have a problem with this, but actually progressives. >> similar efforts recently by washington and oregon fail edfa. today it hits the senate level. an informal survey by the "mercury news" showed that three said they would vote yes. one is leaning yes. when would vote no. and the other four are undecided. so a very slows call so far. live in berkley, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> all right, we'll wait to see what happens there. thank you very much, steph. >>> the president has been here a bunch. now the bidens are coming to the bay area. vice president joe biden and his wife jill will be here tomorrow and on friday. the couple will stop at the pg&e cen

the neighborhood, please stop by, we'll also hosty vent later to recap the event >> thank you very mump. next speaker please >> good afternoon. >> please speak into the microphone >> really i'm speechless because everyone knows the issue that african american community, everyone knows that our children are killing each other at a phenomenal pace and i wrote this [inaudible] called the [inaudible] submitted it in 2011. i sent copies to all the political representative squz president obama wrote me back and said we lie behind the world, math, science and technology and still i don't know, but what really-i guess it is like my heart is crying out because a public representative deputy [inaudible] and she still works for the seraphs department but you would never know. she is still humble, kind, and cor ages. i think we need to take a cold hard look at the way we educate our children because it is not working. no one has all the answers, but i want to open up dialogue and since 2011 imagine how many children have lost their lives. you guys have to take some responsibility for that. thank yo

we demand to stop to all of you against >> thank you very mump. next speaker, please. thank you. next speaker, please >> i just want to preface this with spl visor wiener, you mentioned the armenian ginicide. there is a genocide still going on against black

researchers studied the vaccine that protect is a begins measles mumps and rubela, the study public in the journal of the american medical association included a hundred thousand children. researchers found that the mmr vaccine was not associated with the increased risk even if the child's older siblings have have autism. >>> 5:48. this is wild. in the latest social media challenge some teenagers are attempting to plump up their lips like reality tv star kylie jenner. videos are now popping up on you tube. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins with us this new craze doctors call very dangerous income coal. >> this is a crazy one. thanks to the hash tag kylie jenner challenge the duck face is in longer just a annoying. the doctors say it is down right dangerous. but that has not stopped it from trending on twitter. this is video of teenagers taking part in the pout plumping trend they locate a shot glass or bottle of some kind insert their lips and then they suck. that causes the lips to inflate. in the only does it make you look silly but doctors say it is a risky trick that c

the mump also reportedly had sex with her sick her daughter 16 year old boyfriend.sponsor of the mom and former police in a meeting still she is a sexual deviant and adapted to porn predict she was released posting $32,000 bill. believe it or not i have yet to include all of the extreme details. >> pam: 7 fell $1 stolen from little league snack shack. --$7,000 stolen. >> this still part was ripped out. >> reporter: the $7,000 inside removed. >> broken again is not a light safe. probably 20 by 20% it is heavy. >> reporter: need to the treasurer or other staff was able to get to the bank over the weekend creek this is a non-profit organization. the lead the pants off by grazers and volunteers with police trying to dust for prints but it was too many in the concession kiosk to keep up with separate. >> reporter: the downside is although they may be covered there is a $1,000 deductible and the team will have to purchase another safe which is more expenses and no money to cover it. >> gary: good evening everyone! we know who the warriors are going to face in the playoffs

should be given measles, mumps and rubella, should we give it at age we're giving it.eds to be studied again and again. we have to be compassion nate to parents. bill: if that is the case this is not definitive answer? >> i think it more of a definitive answer. bill: you do. >> it might be kids are more prone to side-effects. but no evidence they are prone to autism. from my mind it is time to put that away. i think it's a safe vaccine. it is extremely important life saving vaccine. bill: dr. marc siegel, part of our medical a-team. martha what's next? martha: senator rand paul who was here yesterday calling out fellow republican senators. here is what he had to say about john mccain and lindsey graham. >> this comes from a group of people who have been wrong about every foreign policy issue over the last two decades. if anyone who is the most opposed president obama's foreign policy it's me. martha: why he is attacking members of his own party on defense and foreign policy? bill: you ever posted something online and later regretted and wish it did not exist? check out

another large scale study found no connection between vaccinations for measles and mumps and increased rates of autism. the winner this week is science. and the loser? >> um-huh. >> the loser this week is harry reid and the democrats. i say that because the new senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has gotten the senate functioning again. it's passing legislation medicare fixes. human trafficking bills. it shows that the problem all along was leadership, i think. >> kirsten winners and losers. >> marco rubio. he is at the top of the polls and poised to be a fresh candidate in this race. and then democrats for having only one candidate and really having all their eggs in one basket i think is a really bad place to be. >> charles winners and losers? >> winners hubble space telescope quarter of a century old. made images feel small the information we have given from hubble has given us a glorious sense of the universe. it's helped to change our conception of things. and the loser, chelsea clinton. it's one thing to send lanny davis and carville out there to defend you. but to you send yo

researchers studied 95000 kids and found no association between the vaccine for measles mumps and rubella, even with an older sibling on the stem truck. >> this uses a large data set and we hope this assures parents when making decisions for their children. >> parents with children on the autism spectrum are reluctant to vaccinate other siblings. >>> and the vast majority of surgeons have come out against the recommendations of a government task force. they say they should get mammograms every year starting at able 40, the task force recommend that women start it at age 50 and every other year unless there are known risks the american health care society says they should talk to their health care provider if there say family history you may need to start earlier. >> thank you. >>> in other news students in delaware county posed by their new organic garden in drexel hill for the formal dedication, the garden gives students a hands on way to give them cash, this is in celebration of earth day which is tomorrow. britain's queen elizabeth is celebrating her 89th birthday. and they were there

pre-kindergarten, to, yeah, be vaccinated against communicable diseases such as polio, chicken pox, mumpsong with 17 other states, california also has what we call the personal belief exemption or pbe, which allows a parent to avoid vaccinations if they so desire. so there's the clash. >> we already have that personal exemption here in california. let's talk about the data, larry. what is the number for why vaccinations matter, and in california, do we have a higher rate of people who are opting out of vaccines compared to other states? >> yeah, let's talk about we had that measles break, right? wynne measles are a very highly contagious disease. it can even cause death. more than 70% of the 100-plus victims -- 143 -- had not been immunized. at the same time, yes, as you said, the personal belief exemptions have spiked with the rate doubling to 3%. look at the rate am the bay area. some of them spanned out. okay, couldn't tra costa, santa clair, all below the state average. but marin is more than twice, twice the state's exemption average and that's really something. a few others in the s

it would require immunizations for diseases like chicken pox, mumps, measles, and whooping cough in order for a child to be admitted here in california. we spoke with bill whalen who said he's not so sure this will pass in california. >> there's a debate over vaccines which is ultimately a debate over science. you trust science to do the right thing and it's not conservatives but actually progressives. >> reporter: similar efforts in both washington and oregon have failed. they have helped parents of their race and ultimately it would have to get through both of the state senate and assembly as well as get to governor garry brown's stamp of aimprovement. today it heads to the nine-member senate house committee. by the way, an informal survey shows they would vote yes. one is leaning yes. one would vote no and the other four are still undecided. in berkeley stephanie chuang nbc news. >>> two hurt after an afghan soldier who was escorting them turned and opened fire. u.s. officials say the after gab official was leading a convoy of tell gats to high-level talks in kabul. that's when the afg

health workers on motorcycles delivering polio vaccine drops and shots to protect against measles, mumpsbulla. it also has a -- and rubella. it also has a court system that runs its strict interpation of russia rea or islamic law. theft, for example is, publishable by chopping off -- punishable by chopping off a hand. handles everything from violations to rental disputes. the education department runs schools and even the university in mosul. girls receive an education, though segregated from boys. the curriculum is severely limited -- no art, music, or theater, no physical education or philosophy. just reading, writing, math and of course religion according to isis. any teacher hoping to work must undergo isis official russia sharia training. they've taken over the civil infrastructure in place particularly in war-torn syria. isis hopes to prove it is bringing order to chaos, however violent its rule. >> atika schubert, thank you. >>> we have also been reporting on this migrant criesise that has thousands fleeing isis as well as the civil war in syria. new video just in showing people s

although, that's not saying mump, given the watch in the weakness of the entire group. you know transports are extremely important to a lot of the thinking behind "mad money" and the charts interpreted at least by bob lange suggests this key group could head lower. which confirms my belief the economy is slowing here. i don't want to be bearish because i think many of the stocks are reflecting a strong dollar. i'm beginning to question that assumption, given the nation's strength in europe i talk about at the top of the show and fred smith's bold purchase of tnt. by fedex. "mad money" is back after this. it is time it's time for the lightning round. are you ready, ski daddy? we start with don. don! >> caller: jimmy how are you? >> real good. >> caller: my patience is wearing thin. i had mankind in my portfolio. >> that's why you should sell it. i like red sox. travis in north carolina. travis. >> caller: hey, jim, thank you. i'm worried about the rest of the year and sales force. >> i like sales force. what's not to like? sully in maryland sully! >> caller: greeting cra

a major new study offers new evidence that the measles, mumps andrew bella vaccine does not cause autismchers studied more than 95,000 children, somebody already at risk for autism because their older siblings were diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. but the scientists found the mmr vaccine did not increase any of the children's risk for developing it. the study was uktconduct bid a health care consulting firm. the results are published today in the journal of the american medical association. >>> we have learned that bobbi kristina is still unresponsive and has irreverse able brain damage. there were conflict gt reports over the weekend. her father bobby brown announced that his daughter was ache wa and was watching him at a conference personalance. in a statement from her grandmother, she shared that the 22-year-old is no longer in a medically induced coma. she has a tracheotomy, remains unresponsive but can live in this condition for a lifetime. >>> an ice cream recall gets even worse, but every carton of blue bell ice cream pulled off the store shelves because of listeria concer

. >> i don't expect her to do mump media. i don't.lf into the tough answer the question, madam. i expect her to run on she's a grandma, touchy feely first woman in the white house, it's a legacy, come on, gals, let's get out there. for the old gender, give me a ge give me an e, give me an n, give me a d, give me an e, give me an r. i expect all that. when it comes down to brass tax, policy, she can't answer the questions because it will run right up against as you rightfully point out the failed policies of barack obama. you know, hugging the middle is not easy, charles. ever try to hug the middle? it's hard to get your arms around the middle particularly when the middle is expanding here so much. because we have such chaos. >> i don't hug the middle because i don't leekike the middle. but i'm not running for the presidency after a president who hasn't been successful. look, i think this election, the general is going to hinge far more on the conduct of the republican than on hillary. hillary is predictable. she will not make egregiou

. >> measle, mumps and rubella vaccine and autism.mined claims for children between 2001 and 2007. those that received the vaccine did not receive the higher rate than unvaccinated children and it is the american medical association. and there is a slew of health-related apps to go with it. one is from the insurance company, bluecross blueshield and it monitors fiscal activity and stress and the mental research says about 15% of smartphone users regularly interact with health and fitness apps. it's depressing to throw away so much food every week when it starts to go bad but families find themselves doing it so appliance and household products makers are racing to make food last longer and one idea is a luxury fridge that uses nasa air purification systems and complicated food containers and pricey vacuum sealants. americans throw away 36,000 pounds of food in 2012. perhaps an indoor garden would help keeping that produce around and the urban cultivator is a hydroponic system. the miracle grow aerogarden uses soil but does not use a p

. >>> the measles mumps, and rue rubella vaccine. >> nbc 10 national correspondent erica edwards has the details. >> this vaccine protects against highly lyly contagious measles. it does not trigger autism. >> there is no increased risk, period. >> they studied more than 95,000 children. some were already at risk for autism because they have older siblings with an autism spectrum disorder. despite that increased risk getting the mmr vaccine made no difference in the expected autism rate. the doctor at the hospital in cleveland says the new research may comfort parents who still question the safety of vaccines. >> this kind of paper will contribute to providing useful information for people coming to an appropriate decision about vaccinating their children. >> the vaccine is more than 97% effective in preventing measles. concerns over autism have led to declines in rates. people infected with measles during the recent outbreak in california had not been vaccinated. many experts said autism research should stop focusing on vaccines and target the real causes of autism. erica edwards, n

questions over vaccines and autism continues there is a new study that has found in link between measles mumpsubell a vaccine and autism. 95,000 children were part of the study that examined whether each child had a family history of autism but even for children within this high risk category they found no association between the vaccine and autism. the study is new published in the journal of the american medical association. >>> discovery of bird flu in iowa millions of hens must now be destroyed. highly infectious virus has been ravaging the poultry industry in the midwest since march. adrian a diaz has more. >> reporter: crewness protective suits washed down trucks as they left a commercial farm in iowa where n5n2 bird virus has been found. 3.8 million hens have to be destroyed. poultry farms across the midwest have been battling the latest out break for weeks. more than 2 million bird have will be already killed, minnesota a has had 28 turkey farms hit the but iowa out break is the biggest so far. >> it is important to know that there will be fewer eggs produced in the state of iowa. >> r

. >>> all right new study finds no link between autism and the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine.s, published in the journal of the american medical association though in 1998 study that discussed the connection was debunk dollars many parents opt not to vaccination out of fear. but, this study showed no link, not even in kids considered to be at high risk. >> the us preventive service task force is suggesting women in their four's decide with their doctors when to have mammograms regularly. how much, the draft guidelines go against the american cancer society. they say women age 40 and older should have them every year. the acs is reviewing it current recommendation, as it does regularly the public can comment on the task force's new guidelines until may 18th. >>> coming up: this woman ran into trouble, after a day at the pool with her grandson. what she is accused of doing had police questioning her sobriety. >> oh she had to walk the line? >> with a bikini on? you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline

children who get the vaccine for measles, mumps rubella are not at a higher risk to develop autism. now that's according to researchers at the lou went group health care consulting firm. they studied knife thousand children and they say they found no link at all between the mmr vaccine and autism. rash less of whether older siblings had the disorder. now they say they hope that this will ease the minds of parents who may have been worried about vaccinating their children and doctors at the cleveland clinic say that they hope that this latest finding will take the focus off of ways to avoid autism and direct it toward proper treatment of those who are already diagnosed with it. we need to faux us the fact autism is a genetic disorder. we're looking for the causes. we already have some behavioral treatments that can be quite helpful for kids. and so let's not pretend that children can avoid autism by avoiding things. instead let's focus our attention on getting kids who are diagnosed appropriate treatment. >> now doctors are putting a lot of weight behind this study since it look at s

about vaccinations since many who got sick were not immunized or only had one dose of the measles, mumps, rubella vaccine. >>> gm won't have to face dozens of lawsuits over its defective switch. it is shielded from legal claims that happened before it was out of bankruptcy in 2009. those ignition switches are blamed for more than 200 deaths and serious injuries. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well today another beautiful day. temperatures near 70 degrees again. and plenty of sunshine. but as we go overnight tonight, you'll notice more clouds moving in. rain overnight tonight. and this will be lasting into your friday. so for the morning commute, we'll have showers around and even part of the area for the evening commute. good news, though with the rain. the timing works out perfectly. so it looks like it will be clearing before the weekend gets here. so you should get all your weekend plans in. live look at the top of the building the flag is blowing. it's a little breezy but we're still dry outside. just increasing clouds as we go later ton

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. >> what about things like measles, mumps, and rubella, and even if chronic lyme disease exists, and in thinking about it in one way, it's easy to ascribe the reaction of the colonists to this, because it was unknown. correct me if i'm wrong, there was no germs and diseases. they didn't really even know why people were getting smallpox when they scarred up their arms. my real question, you could argue in the current day they are living in unprecedented health and longevity. and yet humans still respond to the same day to the issue. my question to you is that really historically, we are not really that different. or is it that there's something about being human that makes us respond this way. tony: yeah, great question. first of all, let me gently correct you. because cotton mather had an amazingly modern period of the germ theory of disease. he and some other scientists in europe had looked under the low power microscope and saw some things moving around in there. and to do stuff they might be some kind of disease that you could ingest into your body. either through the pores of you

. >> reporter: and there isn't mump that's not fair game. >> also the queen is being forced by the muslims one standing there being forced -- >> we can relate. >> this is like the version of the job. >> reporter: the trick though, is to engage the kids but not preach. >> you're dealing with a subject matter that's not funny. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: is there a conflict between trying to be funny and trying to get these kids offside about something that involves isis, beheadings? >> yes. the thing is you have to keep that balance. >> they do get brainwashed and they do go halfway across the world and end up marrying a terrorist, you know. you've seen terrorist videos. they're in the cave and sweeping the floor -- sleeping on the floor. >> reporter: which came first? ? >> definitely the comedian. i actually never thought i would be where i am today, you know in tackling these types of issues. >> fwig and not very funny question, of course, is does this work. for the mildly curious, perhaps, those just looking at the ideas of radicalization they say it does get through. but for the hard core

okay, so 8:24, news poor parents and caregivers new study finds no link between autism and measles, mumpsella vaccine, also known as the mmr shop. american medical association, there is a connection, between us? >> nothing. >> that 98 study in debunk about a thousand times. >> yes, but, a lot of people, they still feel like there might be a connection there. >> stop it. >> no link, even in children considered to be irising. >> why do babies cry. >> they want something. >> no, probably more sensitive to pain than adult, more than we ever imagine. how often have you heard the phrase stop being a baby, it up out there is good reason babies scream and shout out when they're disturbed. study just published in e life, found that babies may actually be more sensitive to pain than we ever thought. more pain than adults endures? >> poke them in the foot inside mri machine, baby with sam brain response to weak poke as adult did the caps that were four times stronger. >> can i borough your baby for a survey. >> stick him in a mri and poke him with a pin. >> but we'll pay you monday. >> i oh, bring t

look at the headlines, a new study is the latest to find no link between the vaccine more measles, mumpsbetes and some got oral insulin. others got a placebo. of those who got the highest dose of oral insulin, 83% produced immune responses that stopped type 1 diabetes from developing. bigger tests are needed to see if it can help prevent the disease. >>> bicycle recall. trek is recalling about a million bikes with front disk breaks made over the last 15 years. the clever on the front wheel can come into contact with the bike and cause the bike to stop suddenly or crash. there are reports of at least three injuries. for more information just head to our website today.com. >>> google is set to unveil its new wireless service as early as today. the service is expected to allow customers to pay only for the amount of data that they actually use each month. and it using sprint and t-mobile's networks. but it is initially only available on the new google nexus 6 phones. the phones will switch between the two signals based on which is stronger. >>> for the person who has everything, a perfect 1