well, here in newark, we refuse to wait.n this incredible city took a chance on me as their mayor, the chief executive of this city, new jersey's largest city, i did not wait to start bringing people together. we did not just talk about the injustice of families not having heat in the coldest months of the year. we took on the slumlords and doubled the rate of affordable housing production right here. we did not just talk about the injustice. we did not just wait and talk about the injustice of people not being able to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. we opened grocery stores in food deserts. we got people to invest here. we open new businesses here. we created thousands of jobs here together. and after 60 years of decline, after 60 years of decline, look around you. newark is growing again. [cheering and applause] sen. booker: and new jersey, when you sent me to washington as your senator, i brought those lessons with me. politics in washington, d.c. are broken, but we still found ways to bring people together and get thing

newark, brick city. this community -- [cheering] sen.r: this community taught me all about that love. it is not that feel good, easy-going love. it is strong, courageous love. it is defiant love. the kind of love that works to -- works through heartbreak, and pain, and betrayal. it is the kind of love that keeps on going and never gives up. is the kind of love that sacrifices and it is the kind of love that is essential to achieving justice. [cheering and applause] sen. booker: i learned right here on these streets that you cannot make progress by dividing people. you cannot make progress by stoking fear or setting us one against the other. i learned that the only way to overcome the really tough challenges is by extending grace, finding common ground, and working together. and we know this, that today so many of us are hurting. so many of us are understandably angry. so many of us are feeling afraid for our futures and our families. too many people believe the forces tearing us apart are stronger than the bonds that hold us together. we

newark is growing again.hen you sent me to washington as your senator, i brought those lessons with me. politics in d.c. are broken, but we still found ways to bring people together and get things done. after decades of criminal justice system moving in the wrong direction, i led a bipartisan effort to write and pass the first meaningful reforamireform in a generation. i worked with republicans and democrats to write and pass a law that is bringing billions of dollars of investment to low income urban and rural communities that for too long have been left out and left behind. there are so many places like that across america. not just cities like this one, farm communities and factory towns that like us here in newark have been given up on and talked down to, counted out and underestimated. they can't wait for change. none of us can. we are here today to say we can't wait. we can't wait when powerful forces are turning their prejudice into policy and rolling back the rights that generations of americans fough

on the streets of newark.e was mayor here for seven years, really where he got his name before becoming the first black u.s. senator from new jersey. today we can expect him to launch this justice for all campaign event. over the next two weeks, he's going to tour all over the country, talking about the main tenets of his campaign and that is that he's the best candidate to help struggling, low income minority families. expect him to talk about the wealth gap, black families, making a tenth, or having a tenth of the wealth of white families. talk about the criminal justice system and mass incarceration of families and the reparation for the descendents of slaves. positive message, he says that his campaign is going to stick out by continuing to preach the unity and love. >> i'm running for president because in america i believe there's so much common pain, but we've lost the sense of common purpose. now more than ever we need revival of civic grace and more courageous empathy. we need to be a nation that puts

newark is growing again!our senator, i brought those lessons with me. politics in d.c. are broken. but we still found ways to bring people together and get things done. after decades of criminal justice system moving in the wrong direction, i led a bipartisan effort to write and pass the first meaningful reform in a generation, and i worked with republicans and democrats to write and then pass a law that is bringing billions of dollars of investment to low-income urban and rural communities that have for too long been left out and left behind. there are so many places like that across america, not just cities like this one, farm communities and factory towns that like us here in newark have been given up on and talked down to, counted out and underestimated. and they can't wait for change. none of us can. we are here today to say we can't wait. >> we can't wait! we can't wait! we can't wait! >> we can't wait when powerful forces are turning their prejudice into policy and rolling back the rights that generati

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he did it in his hometown of newark, new jersey, where he served as mayor.e beginning of a two-week cross country tour for the senator as he runs for the democratic presidential nomination. the president president joins a list of contenders, of nearly 20 democrats who have joined the race. brian llenas attended the rally in newark, new jersey and reports for us now as the event is basically ending. hi, brian. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. yes, the event has ended now but going back to that point, senator cory booker served as the mayor of newark for seven years. his message today was, look, just as he claims he revitalized the city of newark, he said he can do the same for america's farm towns and factory towns across the country. his message today was the situation right now in washington, d.c. is urgent. he is the person that needs to be in the white house to fix it and that this country is facing a great moral crisis. >> we can't wait when this administration is throwing children fleeing violence into cages, banning muslims from entering the nation f

as many of you know, i wasn't born here in newark. when i was a baby, my mom who you saw with my dad tried to move into a neighborhood in harrington park, new jersey, about 20 miles up the road from here. they moved there attracted by the public schools, it's proximity to new york. but real estate agents refused to sell us a home because of the color of our skin. and what would have been that us denied housing didn't happen because of a group of activists that came together. a young black activist who was the head of the fair housing council and a group of white volunteers and lawyers who had watched and been inspired by the courage of civil rights marchers, they worked to help black families in their community come together and stood up against the illegal housing discrimination that my parents faced and they won. they changed the course of my entire life. and so when you grow up with a mom like mine, they made sure that my brother and i never forget what it took to get us to where we are. they said like all of us in this generation

as many of you know, i wasn't born here in newark. when i was a baby, my mom, who you saw, with my dad, they tried to move into a neighborhood in harrington park, new jersey, about 20 miles up the road and they moved there attracted by the public schools and proximity to new york but real estate agents refused to sell us a home because of the color of our skin and what would have been that, us denied housing didn't happen because of a group of activists that came together. a young black activist head of the fair housing council and a group of white volunteers who had watched and been encouraged by the rights of civil rights marchers, they worked to help black families in their community come together and they stood up to the illegal housing immigration that my parents faced and they won and they changed the course of my entire life. when you grow up with a mom like mine, they made sure my brother and i never forgot what it took to get us to where we are. they said, like all of us in this generation, we could never pay back what has be

joining me now, democratic mayor of newark, new jersey, a sanctuary city. response to the president saying he will send detainees into the sanctuary cities like newark? >> that's exactly right. we would gladly accept them. they add to the economy. raise the opportunities for folks in the city, this narrative that, you know, immigrants or non-documented rest deidents create problems f the city is not true. >> he did not any of the mayors, what their reaction could be. i think he assumed this should be a shot between political eyes and it seems to have been the opposite. >> that's right. his curse is our blessing. many immigrants kept cities afloat in difficult economic times. they opened stores and purchased goods and services and uplifted the economy. this does nothing but create more opportunity for folks in our city. >> what about those that said well, they are taking out jobs and coming in our cities and we would have had those jobs, how do you respond to that? >> that's not true, as well. a lot of the jobs these undocumented folks will get not necessari

. >> reporter: shaquille o'neal born in newark, new jersey and grew up in army bases in germany and texasrith his mothe lucille and hisstepfather phil, career army is and famous sparkle.

. >> this is happening of course in a city where he started his political career in newark, new jersey is the first big rally of his campaign since he announced his candidacy. starting today he begins a two week nationwide justice for all tour showcasing broad range of issues. rebecca is in newark of the he announced he's running months ago and this is the second bite of the apple. >> reporter: that's right. so this is the official kickoff of booker's campaign, obviously things have not kicked off just yet. we'll get started a little later this afternoon here in military park in newark, new jersey, but you're right. they are taking a second bite at the apple here and the reason they're doing this now the campaign says is because they really wanted to get cory booker's message out after all of that noise has died down and to kick off the second phase of his campaign. the first phase has been all about booker building a support on the ground, building up his operations in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. these key primary states and they said that has been their focus and that's w

he has an apartment in the inner city of newark.iss me samg today was simple -- his message was simple just as i have helped newark come back i can help towns across america come back. he talked about medicare for all, talked about reforming the criminal justice system, also talked about legalizing marijuana nationwide. he also said this, he said he's not going to make this election about president trump and that he plans on taking the higher ground. >> critics are going to tell you and tell all of us that a campaign powered by grace and love and a deep faith in each other can't beat that. but i say it's the only way we win. the president wants a race to the gutter and to fight us in the gutter. >> the question is whether democrats want someone who isn't willing to fight in the gutter against trump. the poll and fund-raising numbers show booker's message hasn't gained a ton of attraction. he's raised 5 million dollars. that's a fraction of bernie sanders' 18 million dollars and it is below 7 million dollars raised by mayor pete butt

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we will not hit 70 degrees in newark coming up on saturday. as big of a deal as this ridge is, giving us warm weather we already see the end of it. we have a low pressure to the south, is wheezing things this way low pressure squeezing on the other side. saturday should feel very chilly. we go down from 80s to 60s. sunshine, tomorrow evening sunshine but clouds are building, clouds, fogs -- fog at the coast. the clouds will push in mind, it will be a june gloom. tomorrow the warmest of the year , cooling begins at the coast. and then on saturday up to 20 degrees cooler away from the water. lots of eights tomorrow. 83 in san jose, 83 in napa, cooldown begins in napa. sunshine will be there and no rain for the next seven days. >>> sports settling in. we have some video treat for you. one of which is what was on the warriors mind today. that's this eve of the nba playoffs game at the clippers. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to d

. >> it's interesting that the former mayor of newark, eugene, announced yesterday.rent mayor of a smaller ty, south bend, pete buttigieg who throws in today. the booker was the reminder that cory booker would feel like a bigger presence in this campaign than he's been. why? >> because he's been running for a while. >> feels like it. >> he just announced, but he' actually been running. it's been clear he was running. it doesn't seem to -- he just haven't caughtfi . he hasn't caught fire with either the donorase or the voters thus far. and he's n -- i an, you can't say he's a top tier candidate right nownd sitting senator, impressive guy. >> i wonder if he could run as newark mayor, not as former newark mayor. >> i think it's a good time to buy booker stock. >> do you? >> looking at the emotional primary. there are lers and fighters and the lovers are beto, buttigieg. i think aot of democrats are finally going to say, let's put an end to all that what we've h been through w trump. >> i completely disagree. >> that's why we're here. >> let me throw somethinghe up . loo

it was the next day that caruso was arrested by walnut creek and newark police departments. police were also able to find guns and child pornography in his newark home during the investigation. when it comes to the charges for caruso, we're talking about felony charges that include attempted kidnapping with intent to rape, assault with attempt to rape and possession of child pornography. the big development here today is they'll have a bail hearing set for april 18th. the da wants no bail for caruso in this. calling him a risk to the public. we know bail is set for $1.1 million. live in martinez, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> and at this hour, the santa clara county board of supervisors is taking on the controversy over whether local law enforcement should help i.c.e. with the deportation of undocumented serious offenders. nbc bay area's sharon katsuda just stepped out of the chambers. what have you learned? >> reporter: marcus, we're going to hear bhomore about this late today but the board is deciding whether to work with i.c.e. on helping them with deporting these

he's trying to make that the case in newark, new jersey and brian?r: well looked to senator corey booker is kicking off his hometown kickoff launching a two week national tour of his presidential campaign in the city where he made his name, newark new jersey he was mayor here for six years before first becoming the black u.s. senator from new jersey and we're at military park a park he helped rejuvenate as mayor and he's kicking off his tour which he called the justice for all tour at 1:00 p.m. we can expect him to talk about the real main tenants of his campaign and that is bringing equality and fairness to a system he says has been rigged against low income and minority families. we can expect him to talk big about the need to further reform the criminal justice system, legalizing marijuana, voter's and we can also expect to talk about a new bill he introduced in the senate that would start a commission to look into how to get there and neil, corey booker 's poll numbers are lagging big time his fundraising numbers are behind, and the mayor speakin

own mind. ♪ booker officially kicks off his presidential campaign with a rally in his hometown of newarks campaign says it is the official launch of a two-week national to, including visits to iowa and nevada. public polling has him somewhere around seventh among around a dozen democratic presidential hopefuls. ♪

>>> a truck accident at eastbound dumbarton bridge from menlo park to newark right now, a bad time to do it on the dumbarton bridge because of this crash. a jackknifed big rig in the counter commute direction this way. a lot of people may be slowing because they will be looking at it, coming this way in the commute direction. we will see what impact it has on the morning commute. you will see that also if you want to get over to the east bay, the dumbarton bridge looks pretty good right now. eastbound getting over, certainly an option or 237 to milpitas. illinois avoid the dumbarton bridge eastbound. there is no problems on the richmond bridge but it is getting a little busy because of the plates on the span. back to the desk. >>> overnight firefighters in paris were finally able to put out the massive fire that destroyed part of the notre dame cathedral that caused extensive damage, but the cathedral stone walls are still standing. >> pam, now the big question is how did this happen? sara zendehnam here in the studio with us with the latest on all this. good morning, sara. >> good mo

we organized folks and newark -- in newark. uncommon coalitions produced. uncommon results i reached across the aisle to pass bills like criminal justice reform. i want to end the story like this. i did what many senators do that have a high sense of self regard. i decided to write a book. if you are a guy with the name of booker, that's a lot of pressure, but i had to fact check some of the stories. i went back to try to find that. i went to go find the head of the fair housing council from the 1960's. she was easy to find, because it she is still the head of the fair housing council. she is 92 years old. [applause] youngin'. ms. lee porter-- still runs the fair housing council. she represents a same-sex families,uslim justice has no color, orientation, race. there is one justice for one nation. under injustice anywhere is a threat to just -- an injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. can you introduce me to the voters that took a punch for my father -- lawyers who took a punch for my father? i found him on the telephone. he was then 84 years

he was elected to the newark city council, and beginning in 2006, he served as newark's mayor for moren seven years. anyone from new jersey here? [ cheers and applause ] all right. senator booker is the first african-american elected to the u.s. senate in new jersey. [ cheers and applause ] and in the senate reformed the broken criminal justice system, increase wages and ensure hard work is fairly rewarded. so please help me welcome senator cory booker. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hello, everybody! hello! i am so grateful to be here. and i want to start with a count count counterintuitive statement. there is this mistake people make about presidential elections and we've heard it from somebody who i won't mention who says only i can solve all the problems. we have to remember how change is made. it wasn't a whole bunch of fellas in the early 1900s to gathered together and said it's about time those women have the right to vote. that's not how it happened. it wasn't strom thurman coming to the senate floor and saying, i have seen the light, those negro people should have some civil rig

this is personal for me because i am a girl from no work -- a girl from newark. but it is not just newark, it is all the cities, and our goal is to identify the best zones. overlay with transportation to identify 100 69 zones we were able to select. is to overt process communicate and over engage every stakeholder and community you can. we worked directly with municipalities through economic development directors and identified zones, but if it didn't fit with where there development was going, we listened to the process and made some changes. so far us at the statewide level, it is still very intentional about the work we are doing, lining up all our resources so we are excited we were able to launch our one-stop shop. this website has something for everyone, investor, developer, stakeholder, all that is on the website. i think we have created this interactive map, which is the best map i think that is out there in the nation. it has about 67 layers and lines up all the incentives we have. if you are an area that needs if it isment, transit-oriented development,

he held a rally on saturday in newark, new jersey.t's where he was the mayor and told supporters why they should back him. rebecca buck was there. >> reporter: cory booker kicking off a two-week national tour saturday in newark, the city where he served as mayor roughly a decade ago, kicking off the start of the second phase of his campaign, picking up the pace, sticking in the stoplight. the theme, justice for all. injustices across the economy, education and more. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i believe we will bring our country together. i believe we will achieve things that other people say are impossible. i believe we will make justice real for all people. and that is why i am running for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: this was, potentially, a day for booker. he's been lagging in polls nationally and key primary states, iowa, new hampshire and fund raising. he raiseed $5 million, rivals raised more. booker's campaign telling reporters, they are happy where they are right now. they are trying to

senate for more than 60 years, was mayor of newark, and how does he plan to reintroduce himself to america today in this kickoff? kickoff rally and then a two week tour where he is going around the country and going to nevada, georgia, and speak about voting rights. we had a contested gubernatorial election last fall. he will focus on that issue. he will go to the -- he is going to go to iowa. he has not released the rest of his schedule. he has a kickoff to get attention focused on his campaign. how does he intend to break out from the pack when it comes to a democratic field that is nearly 20 candidates large? guest: right now he is not worried about. this rally may give him a chance to have attention. we talked to the top campaign people on thursday, and they talked about that there was no going below the radar and spending their time building infrastructure. one consultant says that everything he has heard, cory booker is doing everything right. they have big names in local politics, they are building a big infrastructure of people to knock on doors and make phone calls. that will not

we're so excited to watch his kickoff in newark.u, row sarah dawson question, what's going on there? >> my friends started tweeting me, was rosario dawson there? she was not there. i did try after the interview to ply him for information, get information about it but he didn't give me many details. i think what i can say news wise is don't expect a wedding on the campaign trail. that's what i can tell you. that isn't something that appears to be in the works. but they're very much on. it's very much on. she wasn't there. >> okay. you know what, i'm sorry i even have to ask because i do respect his privacy that way. the fact he's trying to protect that. >> he was being a good boyfriend. i did ask -- his aunt and uncle were there and i'm asking the secret, trying to give them tips if he does get married. the tips are what we both know, say the wife is always right. >> there we go. thank you, my

she flew through newark. she flew into newark airport and then she came to florida.visa, they say, the state department has revoked that visa so there is an immigration detainer on her so even if she was to be let out today she would not be released. however, there's still a lot more going on in this investigation, and we could see new charges against her before the end of the week, prosecutors say. right now on the stand is a secret service agent who spoke to her, who saw her at mar-a-lago. he's being questioned by defense attorneys about their interaction, exactly what she said to them, but essentially what we have here at this point is that prosecutors say she has lied about everything. she's lied as to why she's here. she has lied to investigators, and in really it's all about now trying to figure out exactly why she was here and certainly when you hear about all the different items that she had, these computers, sim card, credit cards, all the cash that she had with her, a signal detector to determine hidden cameras this, becomes a lot more puzzling and certainl

in the streets of newark as a councilman and then the mayor of newark for seven years.ed his presidential campaign in the city that he helped revitalize and which helped him become new jersey's first black senators. booker today talked about the urgency of this election saying this country is in a moral crisis. he talked about the need for criminal justice reform, medicare for all, immigration reform, all ideas to help disenfranchised minority communities. he also said he does not plan on making his campaign about president trump and will take the higher ground in battles against the president. >> critics are going to tell you, tell all of us that a campaign powered by grace and love and a deep faith in each other can't beat that. but i say it's the only way we win. [cheers and applause] the president wants a race to the gutter and to fight uses in the gutter. us in the gutter. >> reporter: the question is whether democrats want a nominee who is not willing to get into the gutter in a toe to toe battle with the president. booker's fundraising numbers are on the lower en

as newark mayor for more than seven years. and one from new jersey here? all right! candidate booker is the first african-american elected to the u.s. senate in new jersey. and, in the senate, he has champion policies to reform the broken criminal justice system, increase wages, and ensure hard work is fairly rewarded. so, please help me welcome senator cory buchman. booker. >> [ music ] >> hello everybody! hello! i am so grateful to be here, and i want to start with a counter intuitive, statement. there is this mistake people make about presidential elections, and reported from somebody who says only i can solve all the problems. we have to remember how change is made, it was not a whole bunch of fellows in the early 1900 together together on the centerboard, and -- that is not how it happened. it was not strong she's coming to the senate for, and saying, i have seen the light, those people should have civil rights! no . change does not come from washington, it comes to washington! by people who fight for it, and struggle for

and we organize folks in newark, uncommon coalitions producing uncommon results. i went to the senate, reached across the aisle. to pass bills like criminal justice reform. endnt to and this story -- this story with this. senators with a high sense of self regard. i decided to write a book. and if you are a guy with the name of booker, that's a lot of pressure. but i had to fact check some of the stories. i went back to find the head of the fair housing council. she was easy to find. she is still head of the fair housing council. she is 82 years old. 92 years old, excuse me. 92. young. is like, 92, my on his like 92, young un. -- miss porter still leads the fair housing council in newark. she represents -- does not just represent black families now, she represents same-sex couples, muslim families, americans with justice has no color, no disabilities because orientation, no race. there is one justice for one nation. and injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. so i asked her where are those lawyers? can you introduce me to those lawyers that took a pu

newark mayor. >> i think it's a good time to buy booker stock. >> do you?motional primary. there are lovers and fighters and the lovers are beto, buttigieg. i think a lot of democrats are finally going to say, let's put an end to all that what we've been through with trump. >> i completely disagree. >> that's why we're here. >> let me throw something up here. this is why you disagree. look at the front-runners. everybody's been a front-runner. everybody gets to be a front-runner. "vanity fair," kamala harris is the new front-runner. "the wall street journal," beto o'rourke is the front runner. bernie sanders is the front runner. >> i don't think there are any front runners. bernie sanders has been put in the top tier. i think there is a question as to why cory booker is not currently in the top tier. i do think, though, that there is something to be said about peaking at the right time. how many of us -- i certainly didn't peak in high school and here we are on the set of "meet the press," right? same goes for an election. you know, i mean, it's a long -- w

how resonate is that going to be, what newark is today?oing to be as he moves to iowa and south carolina and nevada? >> you better hope it's extremely resonant because that's what he created his campaign around. >> when you talk to cory booker or you hear him out on the campaign trail, what he talks about basically all the time is newark. he's not talking about his last four or five or six years in the u.s. senate. he talks about his years as mayor and the city councilman. the point he's trying to make is he's still of the people of new york. he still talks to his constituent these. he's still very much a member of that community. the story of new york is not necessarily a cut and dried story. there are a lot of problems. and to the new mayor who took over for him has taken himself in a different direction. if people dig into the story, there will be a lot of positive and a lot of negatives. it may be unclear, but he's still going to talk about it. >>> coming up, we're going to talk about the collision course between steven miller and jare

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serious, does he really intend to ship thousands of immigrants all across the country to cities like newark and san francisco and a lot of other places? >> certainly we are looking at all options as long as democrats continue to ignore the crisis at the border and continue to refuse and sit down with the president and republicans in congress and come up with a solution to stop the national security and humanitarian crisis and the number of illegal immigrants that are flooding across our borders and we have to look at all options across the table so that the towns right there on the border are taking on the entire burden and shifting some of that burden to places who constantly claim to want to have open borders and want to have an open city, so let's put some of those people into their communities and into their towns and see if they are okay with the same impact. again, the big part of the question and the big thing we have to look at here is how do we stop from being a problem in the first place, we shouldn't have to be putting people and moving them all across the country to spread that

black andm a brown community in newark, new jersey. and for climate change we have 12 years but the reality is, if you live in communities like mine, the environmental urgency, the life-and-death issues are happening right now. so whether it is toxic water, where we have a nation where millions of children find it easier to find unleaded gasoline than unleaded water. just knowing that in communities like ours, even we have in your soil, an urgency to deal with these issues. it is not something i focused on just as a presidential candidate. we have been fighting battles for environmental justice since i was a mayor. and there is common pain, because whether it is low-lying areas of north carolina where these massive pig farms are polluting areas, or the mountains of alabama where you have uniontown where they have toxic dumps placed there, all these things demand urgency. as a u.s. senator i lead the bill for environmental justice, bringing together activists from around the country so that environmental activists have the power to chan

the dumbarton bridge is shut down eastbound from palo alto to newark. this is video taken by a photographer westbounded. you can drive westbound but the eastbound truck is no where near being cleared out. it will take a while. it went partially off the road and you can't use the bridge. san mateo bridge now, you can use that driving over. westbound commute looks normal. eastbound looks good. 237 is an alternative route. let's go back to the desk at 7:34. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is about to unveil a new plan for a homeless center on the embarcadero. we are live there now and we know some of the changes the mayor wants. good morning. >> reporter: morning. one of the biggest changes is the size. initially, it will be a smaller navigation center. this parking lot behind us on embarcadero and brooint is where the proposed center would go. there are cars now but the lot is surrounded by condos and hi-rise homes. on any given night, there are 179 people who end up sleeping outdoors in this area alone. we saw some people on the benches out here thi

democratic senator cory booker officially kicks off his presidential campaign this weekend with a rally in newark where he served as mayor from 2006 to 2013. the rally is set for 1:00 p.m. eastern saturday and live coverage on c-span, online at c-span.org, or you can listen with the free c-span radio app . coming up on sunday, south bend indiana mayor announces his campaign for president. c-span, online, or on c-span.org and with the free c-span radio app. to talk about the mueller report and the law. joining us from new york, the former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and partner at the patterson and tyler law firm, and here in studio with us, a former associate counsel for the -- ken star and cbs legal analyst. kim, obstruction of justice. define it. mr. gaffney: it isn't -- guest: it is an attempt to interfere, so things like tampering with witnesses, threatening a juror, taking steps to thwart or make it difficult for the criminal justice process to function and to do that, on purpose. wantdea is we do not people to be able to bully and flout the criminal justice

you guys really make me feel like i have a home in newark. what does it say right there?hey proclaimed right before they took joseph and they threw him into the well. they threw him in the well to die, threw them into the pit, but he did not die there. says an old saying that you sometimes have to go to the pit before you go to the palace because he would rise up and lead a nation through crisis and we are in that pit. we were just talking about that. we live where kids can find unleaded gasoline more than water. because peopleit are putting aside life-saving medication that they cannot afford. on so manyhat pit levels, but the question is will we rise out of that and so what is the challenge in the spot where martin luther king died? aat is written there is challenge to us. behold, here comes the dreamer. let us slay him and see what becomes of his dreams. see what becomes of his dreams. what will become of his dreams as americans? the dreams of folks in america? died inms that people normandy or in the civil rights question mark was a dream to dim?or dam -- my challenge

tomÓ las placas y asi agentes lo ubicaron en su casa su nombre josÉ ortiz de 05 aÑos residente de newarka entrada, de acuerdo a uno formaciÓn el requisito que no seno borrachos o bajo influencia de drogas, pero no dÍce nada de llegar a este lugar de niÑos solo, hoy hablamos con vocero para preguntar cuales son las polÍticas en cuanto a esto y dijo que cualquier adulto puede entrar, independiente que menores o no, y que en sus instalaciones tienen personal que monitorea, pero cÓmo les hace sentir esto a los padres que llegan a este sitio. >>> no, si hubiese sabido antes, no vengo. >>> quisiera uno saber cÓmo evitarlo porque sÍ daÑa a los niÑos. >>> hoy durante el dÍa estuvimos intentando hablar con la vocera de policÍa para saber por quÉ el sospechoso no estÁ en lista de personas detenida en cÁrcel de condado de al media pero no hemos recibido una respuesta, no se sabe si este hombre sigue bajo arresto o fue dejado en libertad, bajo fianza. >>> el servicio de transporte pÚblico, planifica el programa piloto, embajadores, se oponen a este proyecto propuesto ya que infringe la condiciones d

. >>> new allegations against a man from newark accused of plotting to a woman in walnut creek. according to please, he haabout planned to attack her. authorities also say he was wearing a wig when he tried to kidnap her with a stun gun. hethe court documents suggest he had been stalking her long before she was attacked. >> reporter: 37-year-old matt caruso is in jail, charged with trying to kidnap and a woman in walnut creek. police say there was evidence he planned to attack her and 5 other women some of whom he knew through work. mickey is the classic boogie man we all learned growing up, who to avoid. >> a neighbor told me he saw the suspect wearing glasses and a wig standing outside the home at a catholic south apartment complex in walnut creek. >> as i passed by, it was a dude with a wig on and glasses. they were just gold, you know? old and large. >> reporter: this man who did not on his face shone said he was startled by someone screaming . >> it sounded like an animal but i determined it was a woman. >> authorities say that is on the suspect used a stun gun. >> he used

menlo park, facebook side heading over toward fremont and newark. again, counter commute. avoid eastbound 84. right now you are being diverted off the approach. there is university. folks are forced down off university. also likely taking willow back to 101. in the city streets. east palo alto, menlo park. this whole side of the peninsula which is normally smooth flowing, it will be a problem right now. it will get congested at 101, 92, san mateo or south to 237 trying to get east over to fremont from the peninsula. 84 is closed because of a jackknifed big rig around the radio towers. southbound 680 slow toward alamo off the walnut creek enter change from an earlier traffic alert which has cleared there. palo alto shows the volume of traffic. it could get con skwrefted. back to y congested >>> what kim kardashian is saying about her law studies amid backlash of her decision. >>> youtube trying to figure out why computers confused the fires in paris with the 9/11 attack. >> medical history. the engineering success some doctors are hailing as a breakthrough. 6:11 right now.