norman: your examples are eu trade deals.t because the au takes a long time does not mean it has to to take a long time. carolyn: the same is true with the tpp? norman: in the overall scheme of things, we do an enormous amount of growing amount of trade. we have no bilateral trade deals with the united states. you don't need them. we live and a world policed by the world trade organization, i'm very pleased with that. you don't need trade deals. you go if anybody in this august , assembly, go shopping, you are probably a old far too busy. but if you do, you do not just see goods from the european union. you see goods from all over the world in shops. there are many more important things than trade deals. there is a regulatory problem that is a huge problem. is particularly crippling for small businesses which are not really represented by the cbi at all. carolyn: i'm shaking my head -- norman: the point that he is making is absolutely correct. there are countries outside the eu that sell more, and whose the auand net exports

he calls a love letter to norman mailer saying how ridiculously wrong norman mailer was in the vision. at least mailer supported civil rights. he was such an egomaniac he wrote a letter to robert kennedy saying, send me down to mississippi and i will solve the problem for us. right? mailer had this troubling view, but at least he supports civil rights. at least he supports the integration of education. buckley, for his part, does not support civil rights. it is one of the things that i saw in the early 2000, he recanted of in his life for time magazine. not only did he not support civil rights, he went so far as to craft two arguments you still here today on why conservatives should oppose any advancement for minorities. the first argument i called a civilizing argument, he writes this in the pages of national review, black people in america, especially in the south are not civilized enough to be democratic citizens. let them gain education, let them get middle-class jobs, let them buy into this republic, and then we can give them the vote. to be fair to buckley, he also thought unedu

yours, norman." i thought that was great. buckley writes back almost immediately, "thank you norman for your warm and amusing letter. anyway, i have a lot more to teach you than how to reason." these guy swere so funny. can i quote that part that refers to the shameful destination of the press? can recruit a lefty to say that the press got me wrong? amailer said no, he did not want to appear to be defending the cops of selma. when buckley wrote about this incident, he left out mailer's sympathetic line. they collected that essay that he wrote in a book a year later. buckley send to the book to mailer. in the back of the book -- in the index, next to norman mailer's name, buckley wrote mailer" because he knew would look there first. [laughter] he did not quote mailer on selma. letter, ciences "corrigibly, bill." for me, this is what started off the project. after norman mailer died in 2007, he sold his papers for $2.5 million. a magazine published some of these excerpts from these letters. i was sitti

norman: after two years, everything is the same.ifficult to call authoritative british citizens a bit of pragmatism, but i do. knowocratic deficit, we our democratic systems throughout western democracies are in deep crisis. , if a british prime minister decides to appoint a cabinet minister, maybe even a cabinet minister not having been elected as a member of parliament, what sort of democratic scrutiny as that person to go through before taking office? none, if i'm informed. the equivalent of a minister, european commissioner, cannot be appointed by the president of the commission, or at least, the appointment may not be real and valid before there is an approval by the european respectnt, with all due , is also a parliament. on the basis of written and oral examination, conducted in total transparency throughout europe. also, pragmatism, please. we can always renegotiate with the u.s.. let's not lose perspective here. we all in the world have a phase in which the appetite for , trade liberalization, etc., has plummeted down and d

besides that, everything is a- ok right now for norman. >> norman will be fun to watch out there. >>bsolutely. deshawn jesus christ son, didn't he report late last year? >> he did last year, pooh. >> and then what happened? he pulled a hamstring. >>> still looks like a great weekend. >> monday will be the worse day so plan your stuff earlier. >> okay. thanks so much for watching, everybody. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >>> tonight, is another kelly cat fight brewing. >> this type of thing ha all the time. >> we're with joy today. was she ripping ripa. plus, you heard it here first, why rob lowe is a frontrunner for michael strahan's seat. >> i'm telling you, i hear stuff. >> then backstage with nyle after his dancing win, and breaking news about his partner's pregnanc also jay-z breaks his silence on beyonce's lemonade cheating rumors. >>> plus, beach bodies at an

norman reedus will talk about his new show called "ride."nd, of course, kelly will be interested in this. who killed egan. >> we've gotten more discussion. amc has if the new thing coming out. we'll have plenty of questions with norman reedus. >>> we've got an interview with howard schultz, ceo, about his push of starbucks to china. >>> and you saw it live here on cnbc. donald trump wrapping up the news conference after clinching the nomination. we'll talk energy among other things coming up. >>> ceo at the happiest place on earth isn't hopeful with bernie sanders. we'll tell you what's going on with this one coming jup let's start with u.s. foods, their initial offering, and how that may help the ipo thaw a little bit. mary thompson on the floor. hawaii, mary. >> hi, bill. things were quiet but now it's hopping. u.s. foods was one of four stocks to make their debut here at the new york stock skparng. let's take a look at where it's trading right now. it priced at 23, which is toward the high end of the range, but it's up ever since. now 247

and >>supervisor norman yee:. madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and any speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will be listed on the agenda unless otherwise stated. >>supervisor mark farrell: madam clerk. we'll skip item 1 until we hear from the board of supervisors office. let's go to item two. 2. >>clerk: [hearing - budget update - human services agency - fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018] sponsor: farrell hearing to receive a budget update from the human services agency for fys >>clerk: [hearing - budget update - human services agency - fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018] sponsor: farrell hearing to receive a budget update from the human services agency for fys 2016-2017 >>clerk: [hearing - budget update - human services agency - fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018] sponsor: farrell hearing to receive a budget update from the human services agency for fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018. >> good morning, chairperson farrell and members of the budget finance committee. i'm with the program bureau. the san francisc

lear and bud yorkin really turned the spinoff series into an art form. >> norman lear hates to heared the lear factory. all his series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes, there's black people on tv. >> there had never been a complete black family on tv before with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. but we have $32 in the shoe box and i have another $6 here in my pocket. >> you worked all night and all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he

he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." >> normanbud yorken created iconic shows. >> they revolutionized cbs and all of television. >> our world is crumbling down. the coons are coming. >> to use language on tv like that was unheard of. but it captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> i think it's wonderful. >> let's see how wonderful it is when watermelon rinds coming flying out the window. >> i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry and you know that charge started from the very beginning? >> yes, my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper. >> no, we're not, i bought some yesterday. it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen. >> oh. >> hearing a toilet flush for the f

and >>supervisor norman yee:. madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and any speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will be listed on the agenda unless otherwise stated. >>supervisor mark farrell: madam clerk. we'll skip item 1 until we hear from the board of supervisors office. let's go to item two. 2. >>clerk: [hearing - budget update - human services agency - fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018] sponsor: farrell hearing to receive a budget update from the human services agency for fys >>clerk: [hearing - budget update - human services agency - fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018] sponsor: farrell hearing to receive a budget update from the human services agency for fys 2016-2017 >>clerk: [hearing - budget update - human services agency - fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018] sponsor: farrell hearing to receive a budget update from the human services agency for fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018. >> good morning, chairperson farrell and members of the budget finance committee. i'm with the program bureau. the san francisc

a better skydiver. >> with norman's camera recording, no one is ready for what happens next.orlando turns his back to the door, his pack opens, the chute flies out, opening prematurely, yanking him out and snagging him on the plane's trail. he twists out of control, smacking on the side of the plane. orlando's own helmet cam also records the event. now his lives and the lives of everyone on the plane are at risk. >> having a premature deployment or early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by the force orlando is drug out of the plane, he can hit the door, be unconscious. you can see the canopy pull of air on top and on bottom and the pressure is so great, that you can actually feel the plane bouncing up and down, like some type of earthquake. if he rips out the tail of the airplane, the airplane can go into a dead spin and nobody will be able to get out. there's nothing nobody can do to save him, there's no way you can climb to the tail to the back and try to release him. that's only in the movies. >> there's only one thing the skydivers left inside can

lee cowan, cbs news, stockbridge, massachusetts. >> rose: from bob dylan to norman rockwell, that is pelley, i'm charlie rose. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on cbs this morning. good night. >> tonight dancing tears flowing inside a finale making grown men cr >> nyle leaving everybody in tears. what you didn't see behind the scenes. >> there was not a dry eye in the house. >> i'm grilling her about the new season. >> you are good. >> right over here. >> and what really happens that first night. why i assembled a panel of e and chip and joanna gains. we're at home with the lovable couple from hgtv's number show. >> ten times crazier in life. >> now, for may 24th, 2015, this is entertainment tonight. >> tonight is tan

lee cowan, cbs news, stockbridge, massachusetts. >> rose: from bob dylan to norman rockwell, that istt pelley, i'm charlie rose. i'll see you first thing spending the day with my niece. that make me smile. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. try super poligrip free. >>> beginning with breaking news in orange county, virginia. sky 9 is live over the scene of a deadly plane crash. state police tell us the small plane crashed into a road in the small town of roseville 30 miles west of fredericksburg. we are told two people in that plane were killed as we look at the debris that's left behind right now. no other casualties have been reported. the gnats is sending -- ntsb is sending in

lee cowan, cbs news, stockbridge, massachusetts. >> rose: from bob dylan to norman rockwell, that is pelley, i'm charlie rose. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org space at a public park?! its too much for us. its al two weeks of our food." the outcry over paying for a premium patch of public gra new at 6.. the north ing its own electric c >>> new at 6:00, skyrocketing rents are bad enough. now how about paying for blanket space at a public park. the outcry for paying for a premium patch of public grass. >> the north bay close to snagging its own electric car factory. the tesla rival that could bring a major boost to a city. >> a wealthy daughter charged with murder faces a judge for the first time. the new charges against the trio accused of killing a bay area father. >> and the magazine cover taking aim at a bay area ceo. why she's being called the failed savior. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. >>> three people arrested over the weekend in a biz

one of the inmates housed in the bubble is norman smart. >> mr. smart was placed in there due to the fact that his case was all over the news. mr. smart was also well-trained in the martial arts. so we wanted to not only just protect mr. smart from the other detainees, but also protect the other detainees from mr. smart if there was a confrontation. >> i'm in the bubble, they call it, which is the jail within the jail within the jail. they put me in here. it's been 183 days which is a little over six months. >> four days earlier, smart's trial for aggravated assault and murder in the beating death of his wife came to an end. medical reports said that smart's wife died from strangulation and numerous internal injuries. prosecutors presented evidence that smart had beaten her with his hands and feet and that he used boxing gloves in an attempt to conceal the evidence of his blows. smart was also given an additional charge of cruelty to children because his 6-year-old stepson was in the house at the time the crime occurred. smart pled not guilty to a

one is my great uncle, norman brissette's best friend growing up in.ly we knew of it but as a kid growing up, it doesn't have the same impact. through family members, the brissette family made a book memorializing norman and had newspaper clippings. it made its way into my hands three and a half years ago and it has a picture of norman on the front and i was captured with the idea of a 19-year-old kid in hiroshima, so far away from home and witnessing something absolutely terrible. so i was captured by that. >> the movie builds to the final sequence. it takes place in the same park where president obama spoke this morning. the ceremony of the paper lanterns were -- families of the people who died in bombings set lanterns off into the river. was this the first tame mr. mori had gone? >> it was. we went with ralph to visit with mr. mori the anniversary this past year and all of us were assuming he had been there before. you know what? we were there that morning and his wife said he had never gone, and it was really a shocker to us. then mon asking him an

josh norman kicked off ota's. his predecessor was very competitive in practice.rom what norman says, we should expect that and more when he is on the field. >> intensity. intensity and fire, taking pride and passion in what i do. they see that and they want to see it themselves. >> i was able to train in the same places before the draft in the spring of 2012. so, you could see his ability four years time with the panthers. hopefully you can continue that with us. >> a quarter of the way into the season, bryce harper found himself in a slump with a season low 246 batting average. dusty baker gave harper a mental day off. it's the series finale with the mets this afternoon. this little guy, sorry, he has to wait to see harper in the game. he gets his wish. in the 8th, dusty baker goes with a pinch hitter. look who comes out. down 2-0. chance to tie and he grounds out. still in a slump. small rally in the 9th but fell to the mets. maryland women's lacrosse team faces a familiar foe. they have played and beaten syracuse on the three last championship weekends. friday

the lawyer learned that norman derr's attacks looked a lot like the attack mike was convicted of. he attacked women alone using a knife. he was easily spooked and even said some of the exact same things but more importantly, the detective and prosecutor in the case had come to believe that they had arrested and convicted the wrong man. and in some places that would've allowed mike to be released from prison. but in virginia the trial court is not allowed to do anything in a case more than 21 days after a person is convicted. and there was no other way in virginia to bring new evidence of innocence before a court. no exceptions. mike at april date coming and the detective and prosecutor wrote letters supporting his parole. to even appear before the parole board on his behalf, but it didn't matter. his parole was denied. and as i was happening the innocence movement was getting started. in 2000 the first innocence network conference with 10 mostly new innocence organizations, including my own, was held in chicago. each we 1993-2001, 91 more people were exonerated based on dna testin

it was everything i wanted. >> with filming complete, norman and dominic start editing.ee shots on top of each other. isolating michel and removing the garbage cans using a complex process. the process took a long time. >> and then watch the latest exploit. >> people just want to share the mess unfolding. you know good can't come from jumping on a trampoline on to a car, and then of course it doesn't. >> internet detectives scour the video for clues to fakery and catch a mistake. can you spot it? >> look at the shadow of the car. in the moment of the crash, it doesn't move. no! no! how could we be so blind? >> mistake aside, the trampoline trick just adds to the internet legend of michel and sven. it looks like that legend will live on. >>> from crafty kids to a spacey spouse. let's face it, when you just had surgery, you probably don't want to be trending on the internet. >> oh, my -- ow! >> this is this genre online of people coming out of anesthesia, and the strange things that can happen. >> it's one thing to act loopy, but is it possible to have absolutely no memory

will works, harvey norman -- woolworth's, harvey norman, a few of these other small to medium-sized stocksmacro maurice -- worries at the moment. australia is expected to see deficit for the next four years so is this budget enough to help growth? joining us is australia shadow treasurer, chris bowen. saw a really huge spike in equity markets, especially after this double dose. do you think, in your opinion, that this will work? they are two separate issues of course. our reserve bank cut interest rates yesterday. that isn't something which many commentators would see as of some concern. the bank is concerned about the level of economic activity. of course our reserve bank hardly works independently. bank doingreserve its job. in relation to the budget, this is an election budget. we expect the election to be the opposition to be competitive in terms of winning the election. we will be going to the election with alternative policies. some of the policies announced last night we will support but we will be making a different presentation. priority for us is defending our aaa credit rating.

2 friends from opposite ends of the political spectrum, conservative william buckley and liberal norman mailer. throughout the 1960's, in public and in their writings, they debated america's political affairs, including vietnam, civil rights, and of the cold war. scholz describes their political differences and close relationships in his book, "buckley and mailer: the difficult friendship that shaped the 1960's." this is part of a day long summit at grand valley state in, grand rapids michigan. >>

2 friends from opposite ends of the political spectrum, conservative william buckley and liberal norman mailer. throughout the 1960's, in public and in their writings, they debated america's political affairs, including vietnam, civil rights, and of the cold war. scholz describes their political differences and close relationships in his book, "buckley and mailer: the difficult friendship that shaped the 1960's." this is part of a day long summit at grand valley state in, grand rapids michigan. >> good morning everyone. i am program manager of the common ground initiative. i am pleased to usher in our first sessiod

we will be joined by norman yee and scott wiener. want to thank lichbda wong and jessie [inaudible] charles kremenak from sfgtv. >> silence cell phones and leck trainic devices. documents should be submit today the clerk. items will appear on june 7, board of supervises agenda unless otherwise stated. >> colleagues we have a lengthy ajendsa. >> item 1, resolution approving agreement between state and city combined city project including pedestrian safety, transit impruchbments andue fillty upgrades. >> shannon karen from san francisco public works. i'm here

i headed to the office of doctor norman grow, a plastic surgeon in manhattan where i caught up with himatient. >> a little bit more definition. not too terribly large. >> i sat back and filmed. he makes the lips fuller with botox injections. she says it gives her the perfect summertime look. i take a selfie before and after with her. >> during the summer i always go kind of for the natural look. having my lips done where i can overline them helps a lot. doctors performed 14 million minimally invasive cosmetic procedures. which far outnumbered the number of actual surgery. >> people want anything that will improve their image, lifestyle, anything that they can do quickly with no downtime, anything they can do to avoid surgery. >> also becoming more popular is laser fat reduction. for those who don't want to go to the gym you can get the stubborn winter pounds off by a machine. also something many ladies might like. you have heard of botox, but have you heard of botox? more women are getting it in their scalp to protect the beautiful blowout with the humidity. they run around 300 and. wer

so norman thought i was funny and he said to my dad,un," your son is very funny."hat kid. not that kid. he sits. he broodz. he's quiet." but norman at least thought i was fun gle your dad created the "dick van dyke show." >> he did? >> stephen: yes. was any of that your real home life. >> my father, he wrote most of the episode, and i always knew when he was stuck creatively. he would-- he would come into the room, and my-- my room at the house, and he would say, "has anything interesting happened to you lately?" so i knew he was stuck and looking for something new. but i grew up as a kid,un, i was a kid watching "the van dyke show." i would go down and see my dad work and in love with mary tyler moore. >> stephen: who wasn't. >> i'm not going to tell-- this story is a true story. i'm not telling it out of school. mary tile moore wrote this in her book. she actually told this on television. when i was 14 years old i couldn't contain myself. i was so hot for mary tyler moore. i-- i -- >> with the capris pants and everything. >> she had the capris pant, it was tight

so i felt really very proud of that. >> reporter: for norman rockwell it was story, not paint that camean, cbs news, stockbridge, massachusetts. >>> that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for "the morning news" and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm charlie rose. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news, i'm michelle miller. over the past few weeks thousands of air travelers missed their flights because of long lines at the security gates. the anger sent political shock waves all the way to washington. where the head of the tsa security operations is now been fired. whether that helps move the lines during the busy memorial day weekend remains to be seen. kris van cleave reports from reagan national. >> reporter: the lines at air ports across this country really became a black eye for the tsa. latest in a series of problems for the agency. one top executive has been replaced as one senior official told me it was time for a

. >>> coming up in sports, josh norman with his first taste of a washington classic. >> here's lestert with a look ahead. >> obviously, we're still covering that shooting near the white house today. we'll have more on that this evening. also what may be a major new clue in the loss of an egyptian airliner. the automated message that may point to an on board fire. detai of what billls your home can be perfect.re, even when life isn't. the neighbor's back. oh, no. this is my husband, gibby! i wanted to show him your furniture! i like it! you wanna come in? oh no. that would be weird! the memorial day sale. from classic to contemporary, havertys. >>> matt is picking up -- the team is picking up some steam is what i'm trying to say. >> chris miles joins us now from the csn the nats, huh, chris? >> absolutely. it's a great day to be stephen strasburg or daniel murphy. scherzer was seen playing catch with young mets fans in new york. strasburg gave a memorable performance on the mound. he gave up just a single run last night. former met daniel murphy is ha

enhanced risk put out by the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma. a couple of the tornadoes were literally you can see it from the s.p.c., the storm prediction center office in norman. that close. the enhanced risk across kentucky and ohio, along the rivr that is the story. we are watching radar in the area. we have a tornado warning right now. southwestern kentucky. but there it is only 3:00 in the afternoon. there are several more hours for the heat to interact with the approaching line here. more storms are a possibility. again, isolate tornadoes can be expected. locally, showers. now mainly cloudy. we will stay cloudy through the everything. outdoor plans should be okay. we get to 9:00 or 10:00 tonight and closer to 11:00 and midnight, the rain chances will go up. we have had rain in many locations today. not enough to make the 14th consecutive day of rain at reagan national. it could happen before midnight. michelle: thank you. while we wait for this officially extended record-setting streak of rainy days. not something we are excited about. it

norman: it is what is best for the young people and where are the opportunities.re they globally. europe is a sclerotic, feeling, slow growth economy, they need the freedom to find new markets in the world and take back control politically of own affairs. maurice: i think the british people are benefiting today, of being inside and outside of europe. we shouldn't make any mistake, -- they are inside because they are part of the eu and also outside because there are lots of things that have elected to be a part of like shenzhen and the eurozone. so therefore they are benefiting from the best of two worlds, and i wouldn't think what it is to live one of the good worlds. ramy: visit bloomberg.com for more coverage of the brexit debate. you can monitor all the news, polls, and indicators using the function brexg this is "bloomberg best." ♪ ♪ matt: the bloomberg function wirpgo shows investorssee zero probability of a move that is gathering in june. if you look at the bloomberg, we have splc that allows you to see the supply chain, splc, of any company you enter. >> if

new tornado warnings just issued east of norman oklahoma. take a live feed.his is one of the areas east of norman where although the spotters have not seen funnel on the ground. doppler radar shows a strong circulation. they expect to be a sizable tornado. the one we showed you live on tv a while ago. reports coming in of extensive damage. get back the graphics for now to tell you a weather story. by contrast it's simple. we have a warm front hung up for the next few days. that will provide showers. 6 the in washington. 62 in culpeper. 59 in hagerstown. our planner through the evening hours will be for the cloudy skies. good news for nationals tonight is cloudy. later tonight, overnight, rain will be likely. with us through morning commute. according to the future cast. by 2:00 a.m. there you see at 7:30. rain is likely with the northeasterly wind keeping its cool. more showers developing later in the evening. as far as how much rain fall we will get between now and 9:30 wednesday morning. some area close to inch avenue of rain. we will keep an eye on that. w

players got to get to film a commercial bringing together curt cousins, and the newest skin josh normanonth norman signed a five year 75 mil dollar deal with washingtonia says you'll see an even better corner back than thn old pro you saw in carolina. >> i'm not shackled or bound by anything. they are opening me up to bring home a whole new different look not worried about anoa going back deep or, seek and destroy man.man. >> seek and destroy. i love his confidence. he's one of the best corners ine the game. now he's saying he won't have to play as much zone with theith redskins he can get to do even more. sarah what would you say is thee second most popular sport soccer is number one? >> oh would you cricket.h wo >> good guess. >> its going to be something i wouldn't have guessed. >> it is cricket second postri popular sport. >> it is i was right. >> two billion people play it.t. played virtually everywhere, anr one local community is hoping to change that with the nations first ever elementary and middle school district league in prince george's county. as you'll see the sport its alr

like his hero, norman destroyed his foe and offered lenient terms of surrender. sherman has been demonized for waging war against noncombatants, but his hard hand of war established a model of how america would win future conflicts. robert o'connell described sherman's army as the first truly archetypal american ground force. is still used today by the armed forces of the united states, and continues to govern how we fight. as world war ii and vietnam noonstrated, americans have problem wreaking destruction on their enemies when the existence of the nation is at stake. macarthur's admission to congress was lifted out of sherman's playbook. when war is forced upon us there is no other alternative than to apply every available means to bring it to a swift end. object is a victory, not prolonged indecision. words written in 1862, to save the country is paramount to other considerations" could have been spoken by general bradley or patton as they smashed through a germantown. ordereds lemay as he the firebombing of japanese cities. deemed heroes because their actions

committee meeting for monday, may 2, 2016, my name is mooerlt i'm joined by katie tang and supervisor norman yee and joined by supervisor kim thank you clerk linda wong and jim smith and charles kremack for covering this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. colleagues 3 departmental budget hearings this afternoon and take them out of order dph next and she was third and mention in advance supervisor tang and i have different engagements we'll be leaving anothers 2 o'clock i appreciate your patience with that madam clerk call item 2. >> hearing to receive a budget update from the hearing agency from 2016-2017 and 2017-2018. >> okay. thank you we have a number of departments within hsa that we'll be talking but still came up up mr. recognizing and he can be the miss to in terms of everyone's order. >> govern supervisors director with the human services agency yeah sort of 40 departments we will decide on the best order given the presentation and as you may know the human services ag

this clip begins with chairman norman bay. >> a market-based approach to further import public policies -- as you all know, the world health organization and the leading scientist on the planet have said, keep it on the ground or sign the death points of hundreds of millions of evil. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. rightsilblazing human attorney michael ratner has died at the age of 72. for over four decades he defended, investigated, and spoke up for victims of human rights abuses across the world. he served as the longtime head of the center for constitutional rights. attorney david cole told the "new york times" -- "under his leadership, the center grew from a small but scrappy civil rights organization into one of the leading human rights organizations in the world. he sued some of the most powerful people in the world on behalf of some of the least powerful." in 2002, the center brought the firs

norman lot is a volunteer with the beekeepers association. he brought a lure. by evening, the situation calmed. we asked him what he thinks they are. >> i would say by their personality, probably their hive was taken over by africanized beehives. >> boom, boom, boom, they were coming after me through the window. it was nuts. >> the africanized honeybees were discovered in the bay area in 2014 in la fayette. they a they attack in large numbers. if you are attacked, run in a sil zag pattern. they will chase you farther than regular honeybees. >>> a warning after a teenager was sexually assaulted there. the victim told police a man attacked her. this is near san pablo avenue. she was walking along near the path. police say the suspect is hispanic and fled on to the path. injuries to his face and neck as a result of the assault. new at 11:00, police arrested two suspects in a robbery linked to a smartphone app. five robberies. in each case, it involved the app offer up. you can upload photos of an item to sell. when the seller met with the buyer, they were robbed o

another thing came up while the president traveled to japan he never honored the sacrifices of normaneon d-day. that's not true its an internet urban ledge land. he spent 90 minutes beforeinut returning home. >> divers in the water searching for possible survivors after a small plane crashed into theed i river earlier tonight. a world war ii thunder bolt may have crashed two miles south of the george washington bridge.on b right now we're not sure how many people were and board the d plane at the time.pl >>> a teacher in prince george'r county is accused of sexuallyaly abusing one of his students. police aest are ted vicinity mack duffy yesterday. he is a teacherck at forestville high school in forestville. f a student at the school says he had sexual contact with her several times over the past couple of months. alleged contact happened on school property. mack duffy is currently on leavn without pay from his job. school system says he will be fired. >>> still ahead tonight at didn't a push to stop summer athletes from traveling to brazil for the olympics.s. why some doctors say the

a powerful tornado moving just west of interstate 35, south of norman. let's listen in our affiliate there, kfor. >> just crossing old mill road. that's our only way to get to i-35, we'll have to make an alternate route. >> it's now 1 1/2 miles west of i-35, heading to red line center line for joy, 4:30, in ten minutes from right now, it's heading directly for joy. red line, center line, it's about to cross i-35 coming up in the next few minutes. we'll see what kind of damage it produces after the fact, but it's hit some structures down there. it's multi vortex, violent motion. we continue with some storms in the metro. i'm just going to pass along where those are. we have some hail in south edmond right now, just to the second street and downtown edmond, there's some hail there. it's about nickel sized, almost quarter. there's a little bit of small hail, about nickel sized on the east side of moore and small hail in far southeast norman. but for the metro, that's it. this is not the metro area. this is about a 45-minute drive south of paul's valley. go

no norman powell and the gang. as wright grabs that rebound. dorell short rebound. tyler johnson out to winslow. winslow foul. that's one of the things from miami. obviously they have got some impressive rookie in wins envelope and richardson but a key thing for them is resigning whiteside who is going to receive a lot of interest. deng is expected to be back and joe johnson. whiteside signing is critical. >> jeff: whiteside will have multiple teams give him the max as erik spoelstra is congratulating his team on really a well deserved run here in the playoffs. they did a miraculous job. >> mark: sometimes as a team erik spoelstra gathers his guys, you maxed out. a heck of accomplishment. he's done an outstanding job and so has his >> jeff: i don't think they should -- i think dwyane wade wants to come back but i don't think he's going to give him a bargain this time either. >> mike: they're chanting we want cleveland as it's thrown down. they'll get cleveland starting tuesday night. these fans have waited a long time for this moment. three can't connect. raptors ma

. >> it shows obviously usus shoulder storming norman debeach during world war ii. >> it really doesu take a look put those pictures side by side it hits you harder there. >> you can't forget what theyge did for us though. sacrifices is big. >> and what the holiday is is usually all about. >> absolutely. we thank you very much fory mu joining us tonight. t up next on fox 5 here we have a special presentation beyond the lens slewing america osmyl teara team of photo jury last set outt to tell untold stories of veterans here in our area staya with fox 5 that is coming up after the break.reak >> everyone enjoy the rest of the memorial day we'll see you six ♪ ♪ ♪ and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours.