he said the narted is in baltimore. he gave almost a blow by blow description of what happened throughout the day. the deployment of the police forces. 15 were injured. six seriously. we spoke to sharon black, a volunteer organiser of the people's power assembly. you were talking about police and the relationship of that community with the police and the problem for decades. we were shown pictures of one of the many incidents today, showing police with shields retreating as people threw rocks, not engaging. have in this case in your opinion, police acted properly? >> we don't thing that they've acted properly i have to tell the viewers that the relationship between the police and young people have been horrendous not just now, but for dick aids. -- decades. freddie gray is the no the first case of murder by the police officers. i can rattle them off from anthony anderson, tyrone west, hutchison hutchison, george king. young people that have been killed and nothing has been done to redress the grievances on this issue of

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we're talking about kind bars kind has sold more than a billion, billion, all-nart bartural bars andke this world a better place can post it online. every month it's voted on. they can get $10,000, that's every month. daniel lubetski is ceo and author of "do the kind thing." it's transformed the company into a movement and state of mind. lots of delicious snacks by the way. thank you for coming and bringing this along. >> thank you for being here. >> you say you're not an optimist but actionist. how did your upbringing and story lead you to finding kind bars? >> i think you're asking to start with, a very strong conversation about my upbringing. before i was even born my father was a holocaust survivor. i was born and raised in mexico city to a father that immigrated after the war after surviving a concentration camp. he had conversations with me about the importance of building bridges and preventing what happened to him from happening to other people. >> you talk about your "and" philosophy. we should be saying and, not or. explain what you mean by that. >> i was finding a way to a

i would have loved to ask nart senator murkowski, and we ran out of time. from the state perspective and your legislative career, the alaskan state economy has really been battered. on the one hand we can celebrate low energy prices, boy, the budget has taken a hit. this is -- i -- this is an urgency in alaskan voices about their future economic growth model and concerns senator murkowski expressed as production declines needing to find new opportunities having legislation is white house pulling offshore onshore land away from exploration. what's the mood? and tell us because what's going to be interesting, the next two year there is will be a lot of meetings with the arctic council. they're all going to be in alaska. they're going to hear an alaskan perspective on this. and i would like you to preview that perspective. >> well, it will be loud. you know the legislature is supposed to adjourn under statutory requirements sunday night, at midnight. and i'm not sure they're going to get out of town on time. one of the things that is battering us in particular

administrator leonhart: we buss we weren't involved in nart of the process. mr. hice: well you can't definitively say no one did it. if you weren't part of the process -- >> this hearing continues live online at c-span.org. we'll leave it here as the u.s. house is about to gavel in to start legislative business. with work on two mortgage-related bills. both opposed by the administration raising the dollar amount of regular mortgages. the other deals with insurance, escrow fees and points. also, we expect debate and whether to go to conference with the senate on the 2016 budget. live coverage of the u.s. house here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] thke theou will inrder the pr bffered b ourhapain, fatheron aplain croy: les pr. dear godwe ve you thas f vi us another day

on the issue of dietary standards that nart brought up he brought up the same issue at the fda hearing. she said she didn't have a role in this and she was an adviser. today you stated you hadn't really looked at the law yet. it seems like there's a certain running for the hills here. secretary vilsack said that sustainability falls outside the guidelines. so the one person we've talked to who looked at the law appears to think sustainability is not an issue. all you have to do is change the the law for that to happen. not add it to the the law. so we'll be watching that. i'm sure. i've got a question on this -- i've got a couple of questions for the record. on risk corridor. the risk corridor program secretary, the affordable care act or at least last april let me be sure i'm right here. the department released guidance stating the risk corridor program would be implemented in a budget neutral manner. my impression from what -- the discussions i'm hearing now that somehow the risk corridor program would find revenues somewhere else to make up the difference. is that your view? >> with

hillary clinton and rand paul are weighing in on all this and also talk to a south carolina state nart senator pushing for south carolina police officers to wear body cameras, something else happening as well. i throw it back to my colleague at 30 rockefeller. hey, frances. >> astounding video on its own even more so when we hear feidin santana's account. craig melvin thank you very much. check in later on. >>> bring you breaking news involving an emirate it's airline flight from dubai to new york. emirate flight 201 now diverting to manchester in the united states kingdom and its expected to land shortly. reports say they're in the uk the flight has been diverted for medical reasons, that nbc news has not yet confirmed that of course, we'll continue to monitor this breaking news. watch it closely and bring you any new developments as we get them here. >>> all right. we are just getting started on this thursday edition of "the rundown." still ahead -- boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is now facing the possibility of the death penalty. after jurors found him guilty on all 30 cou