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so if you want throughout oc can go into book at a given registrant and see what activities have beeninvolved in examination or even a non-exam review. we are applying the data analytics and we would welcome anything that could give us additional insight into the activities of the registrars that we are examining. examining. >> i believe we have to do better. we can do better, and there's incredible technologies and connectivity, we ought to be able to recognize. let me switch to mr. flannery if i could the department of labor's proposed producer wrote which was finalized mentions 172 times annuities. but the impact analysis did not examine the impact of the rule on annuities, advisors or the retirement savers using them. last october david grimm from sec's division of investment management testified, a lot of what we've been talking about with the department of labor has been on impacts. impacts of choices that they are making on investors. what impacts is he describing what did your office conduct any cost-benefit analysis? >> we did not directly do a cost-benefit analysis. we are i

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the oc's misha barton and dancing.e were tracking all the stars last night our first stop hollywood, and backstage at dancing. >> misha bar got the ballroom boot in l.a. >> is this experience what thought it would be going into it? >> it's an intense experience. >> it was definitely more than make i had barga for. >> jodie sweetin and her tv dad bob saggett remembering her bad times and getting sober. >> i was into pain pills and eck tasity and all that. >> i have known bob since i was 5 years old. >> i was trying to be more relatable. not a lot of people can say they more ridiculous in dproch front of millions ofpeople. >> and last night i got a look at the jungle book premier. the night was bittersweet f director john fabreaux who was missin garhandling. >> the reimagining of the childhood classic and one song fans wait for it. ♪ look for the bare necessities ♪ ♪ forget about your worries and your strife ♪ ♪ the bare necessities ♪ that brings the bare necessities to life ♪ >> all right, i'm done here tonight. and in

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the oc's misha barton and dancing. period. we were coast to coast tracking all the stars lastnight. and our first hollywood and backstage at dancing. >> misha barton got the ballroom boot in l.a. >> is this experience what you thought it would be going into it? >> it's an intense experience. >> it's like i can't do another week of this. it was definitely maybe more than i had bargained for. and all that. >> jodie sweetin and her tv dad bob saggett remembering her bad times and getting sober. >> i think that's a big accomplishment, that she's incredibly real. >> i have known bob since i was 5 years old an he's a member of my family. it was just really swe >> marco ended the night at the top of the leaderboard. >> i was trying to be more relatable. not a lot of people can say they looked more ridiculous in front 20 million people on live television, i can. >> and in hollywood, i got wild with the stars at the jungle book premier. >> it's just really nice to be part of the jungle. >> mowgli with j crew. the night was bittersweet for director john fabreaux who was missing garry shandlin

nats of hail oc: nats of h ail trt:3 laura/cont.vo listen to that hail -- coming down hard.this is in aline county kansas -- that's about an hour north of wichita. haiin >>> listen to that hail coming down pretty hard. this is about an hour north of wichita. hail, wind, rain, lightning, even a tornado overnight. golf ball size hail brought traffic to a halt. >>> we have a bit of a different tune this morning at 4:45 on your monday. it goes like this, brr. by our standards. >> i was waiting to hear what tune you are going to bust out. >> no more singing. >> let's check out these temperatures now. it's 49 in san francisco. as well as the south bay. north bay 46. chilly start. let's drop in on the east bay. 45 in livermore. 44 in castro valley. walnut creek 42. get ready for that. make sure you have warm clothes. it does warm up nicely. let's break it down. 52 at 8:00. 59 at 11:00. this slow warming trend continues through the morning and feels nice by 3:00. 56. the winds will be an issue today. it was so windy yesterday at san francisco airport, we had wind gusts of 58 miles p

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aircraft helped to rescue three men that got stuck on a remote island in the middle of the paw kwrecific ocethursday when they did not show up for a flight. the men made help out of palm leaves and because of that they were picked up and are doing well tonight. >>> the annual bike ride honoring the victims of the sandy hook massacre. the group left new town, connecticut, today and they are named after the 20 children and sex educators killed in the shooting. they are delivering something and are getting a lot of support. >> i feel like this is the epitome of love winning, these guys that would come out and remember new town and chicago and baltimore and hartford and bridgeport and this is incredibly special. >> they will talk to people about gun violence. in the 30s, some spots even in the -- is that 18 we see on there? this time of year we are in the mid-60s. amelia is up to tell us how long we will have to wait for things to warm back up. >>> i am darcy spencer where a moratorium on ♪ 4 by 4 by land, 4 by 4 by sea ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 by air - 'cause i like to fly free ♪ ♪ 4 my country and how it al

>> anybody that carries the oc spray has to have it done to them first. it is probably the worst hour and a half i've experienced that i can think of off the top of my head. it literally makes everything hell. >> staff wash the pepper spray from his face and eyes but the effects will linger for at least several more minutes. >> it burns! can you wipe my face? oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> calm down. >> though silk initially denied swinging at the officer, he later indicated otherwise. >> why did you hit him? >> i'm sorry i did. i didn't mean to. >> why? >> because i was angry. i was angry. >> after treatment from medical staff, silk is confined in what can be described as the jail's worst neighborhood, security segregation. >> ain't got no toothbrush or toothpaste. ain't got no hygiene in here. >> he's on security segregation status in which things are taken away, cup and spoon and toothbrush and toothpaste, that stuff is taken away. he can get it back when he wants to use it, but it's taken away from him as a security sta

year plan for all the work going forward and in each of those plans you know the review are part of oc i f they'll working closely with oc i f to make sure the goals are mets the same question will be asked by the budget director where are your budgets will this work lie and how are you looking at this so this is an incredible opportunities for us to really set an agendas for children and not working into two different spaces because things that happen in the 6 hour day for our children under the roof of a school you know there is a lot of time that happens before and time that happens after all of that is impacting that 6 hour day under our roof so i'm grateful with the voters of san francisco are giving us this great opportunities and really, really grateful for the departmental heads that participated in that you know it opens doors for all school districts to know we're looking at the whole child and this is going 0 you know something we have to do and do it for the next 25 years and looking to codify the relationship and looking to institutionalize the way we serve our children i

the difference is easy to absorb. new 84 oscar is -- the winner is prince for purple rain -- music oc: "...prince for purple rain .. nats of music." trt:10 sam/cont. vo that's prince winning the oscar for his songp >>> the winner of a brand-new '84 oscar is? >> the winner is prince for "purple rain." >> as you heard from michael douglas, that's prince winning the oscar for his song "purple rain" all the way back in 1984. that song won the best original song score category, one of many accolades that he received throughout his career. we are remembering prince this morning as you see behind us. city hall in san francisco still lit up in purple. he died yesterday at the age of 7:00 in his paisley park recording studio complex in minneapolis. >> very nice tributes going out across the country. >> something magical happened yesterday as people gathered to mourn the music star. a rainbow appeared shortly after the news of prince's death was released. the rainbow was perfectly arced over his estate. quite stunning there. in brooklyn they partied like it was 1999 to remember the purple one.

nat oc: i know two girls that i just adore. r >>> finally tonight, an nbc news exclusive, a glimpse intohe future. last week we traveled to the silicon valley where our cameras were given rare access to the secret lab of google's parent company, alphabet. it's an ambitious place where they look ten years into the future and where it seems there are no crazy ideas when it comes to changing how we live. its name, x, leaves plenty to the imagination. and here imaginations run wild. >> we want to actually see if there's an area that hasn't been explored yet that we could help the world by trying to explore. >> reporter: they challenge the status quo. a man in perpetual motion, he runs alphabet's x, the moon shot factory once known as google x. >> most ideas, most of your ideas, most of my ideas, most of everyone's ideas here aren't going to work out. thaebs just the truth when we're coming up with unusual ideas. to have the bravery to say their own project wasn't good enough. we say, go take a vacation. relax for a couple weeks. come back. the world's your oyster. >> reporter: we were grante

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monitor then we take special sponsored 7-day gra then we wipe to end tag (we dont see talent at the end ocy: we end the week with a new twist on an old fable, a challenge to walk with, not race against, a tortoise. here's steve hartman "on the road." >> reporter: new yorkers like to haag that they've seen it all, but, in central park, there's one thing that still turns heads, makes cowards stop in their tracks while the brave inch closer. >> what is that? >> reporter: his name is henry, and he's an african tortoise. >> there's something very zen about him... >> yeah. >> ...where people just slow down and relax. >> reporter: he belongs to amanda green. amanda's had him a couple years now, but lately she's been aseling guilty that she can't bring him to the park as often as she would like. >> so, i wanted to hire a walker, just like a person with a dog would hire a dog walker. >> reporter: a tortoise walker. >> uh-huh, yeah. >> reporter: she posted this ad on craigslist: "in search of a responsible animal lover. no tortoise experience necessary." the response? >> "i have a love for animals,

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in oc, toronto picks up game winner on power play, flyer lose, pick up point, right now, they trail thatcard spot as they take on the penguins and islanders this weekend. >> baseball, phillies and reds yesterday, not good day for the fighting phils but real good one for jay bruce, homers here in the fourth inning, also had one in the seventh. the fighting's get swept. and they lose ten to six. they play the mets later on today. that's all for sports. i'm don bell, have a great day. >> well it, looks like some north carolina fans are sore losers. >> they just can't get over the fact that their team lost to villanova. a fan has actually started a petition on change.org to get the national championship game overturned. at the say the refs were bias dollars against the tar heels, so far, more than 2,000 people have signed the petition. hey, nice try, but the championship trophy is staying in villanova. >> wawa, wawa, get a life, get a life. bad stuff. meanwhile, say hello to ten year old matt collins every glenolden getting ready to toss out the ceremonial first pitch at the phillies home op

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macro'm looking at is the market backdrop as we head into oc and the boj. financial conditions have eased considerably since february 11. the blue line is the bloomberg financial conditions index. i have inverted it. two don't always correlate, but since late august, right around the time that china devalued its currency, they have started to move in tandem and are coming down with conditions easing and volatility coming up. that is a great chart. there has been this great easing of financial conditions, putting some upside into the outlook. scarlet: you wonder how much the fed will acknowledge it tomorrow in their statement. joe: or how much they're responsible for it. scarlet: i'm looking at due toity of the pound the briggs a debate, surging a lot this year, the white line on the chart. it has really come off over the last few days. there is this growing sense that probably britain is not going to vote to leave the eu, so that cause the rally, volatility coming off some of the opinion polls as they look better for the remain cap. -- camp. as pound volati

>>oc, a dog once dangerously over weight goes by skinny wenny.his foster mom anyhow he had a rough time with weight. and she put him on the doit and exercises in the school. he's healthy 16 pounds but he will be put up for adoption. the shelter would hike to keep the puppy close to home. very, very sweet. >> i thought it would be noise to start the baby bucket list. come kid throw, who knows, i may not leave the house again nor will high first children. >> i took my girls to see pippa pig live tour. it is for the ah k and united states. and you understand what a huge toll this is. anda, and that's how fox reports. thank you for watching. hanitiy's town hall with donald trump starts right now. rnc ch will be here. we're excited. set your dvrs. see you tomorrow. thanks for watching. ladies and gentlemen, a warm welcome for donald trump. [applause]

year plan for all the work going forward and in each of those plans you know the review are part of oc i f they'll working closely with oc i f to make sure the goals are mets the same question will be asked by the budget director where are your budgets will this work lie and how are you looking at this so this is an incredible opportunities for us to really set an agendas for children and not working into two different spaces because things that happen in the 6 hour day for our children under the roof of a school you know there is a lot of time that happens before and time that happens after all of that is impacting that 6 hour day under our roof so i'm grateful with the voters of san francisco are giving us this great opportunities and really, really grateful for the departmental heads that participated in that you know it opens doors for all school districts to know we're looking at the whole child and this is going 0 you know something we have to do and do it for the next 25 years and looking to codify the relationship and looking to institutionalize the way we serve our children i

t they held a candle light vigil to pay tribute to the victims oç sexual women that are bought and soldndfor sex. it's been a part of an of investigation over the past the year. tonight, a survivor of the sex e trade and founder of courtneys, an organization that works with sex trafficking victims talks tl with us. finally people are identifyingdt and referring as survivors and realizing itself every kid, not just a runaway, not just a kid in foster. more kids in the suburbs are getting recruited because of talking to online people that they don't know. and tin a front you saw there, the founder of courtneys, she talks to parents all the time and she said part of the concer she hears from them is that they want to give their children privacy. the privacy is a lot of these offenders are online and you y really have to keep an eye on it. you may remember we have mentioned it many times.y it seems to be very popular with kids right now, but it is very e well. just how big of a problem is sex trafficking? she was saying it's really hard to know right o now because there isn't any a funding fo

efforts with the ocs men's group, i think it's time for the world to pay greater attention to the situation here because, as i said, it will have a large influence on the greater region if this issue is not resolved peacefully. >> united nations has released th thet disturbing figures showing iraqis killed by violence in march. the u.n. mission to iraq says 1,119 people were killed last moh compared to the 670 killed in february. that's a spike of a massive 67%. well, it's due in part to a change from tackics. iraqi forces backed by u.s.-led airstrikes have advanced in recent months. it's responded by ramping up large scale bombings. worst affected is the capitol, baghdad, where 259 civilians were killed, another 1500 iraqis were injured in march around, around a third were civilians. the rest were kurdish peshmerga or government-affiliated fighters. al jazeera waddill ibrahim has the latest from baghdad. >> reporter: there are many reasons behind the increasing of the death toll that was mentioned by the united nation in addition iraq. first of all, at a time fighting is still going on. re

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an officer who was actually doing a block check at the time uses his oc spray to get them to separate and orders them to get on the ground. >> leija, an admitted gang member, has proven to be more violent on the streets. originally charged with first degree murder, he eventually pled guilty to second degree murder in hopes of receiving a lighter sentence. he is eligible for 75 years in prison. >> i shot a man six times in the face. no matter how much of a gangster i am, what i think i am, i struggle with that say when i first got here. like i struggled with that for real. if i could go back, change some things, i still would have shot him. but i wouldn't have hit him in the face and i wouldn't have killed him. >> according to prosecutors, leija and his co-defendant met a 43-year-old man at the home of a mutual female friend in order to sell him five pounds of marijuana. instead, leija drew a gun and attempted to rob the man. >> he reached for it, boom, grabbed it, went off two times, one, two, hit him in his chest. by that time, i wasn't thinking. i feel like -- it just -- snapped. sh

we can give him the oc spray. we can give him whatever. if problems is what he wants.give us problems. >> whenever he doesn't get his way, he will become disruptive. just the other night he was upset. he started tearing the bunk off the cell wall. he is constantly having to be replaced in the emergency restraint chair. it doesn't bother him when we put him in the emergency restraint chair. >> he always seems to find ways to mutilate himself. razor blade between his teeth. wherever he can place it. >> a lot of people, negative attention is the only attention they know how to get. is it appropriate? no. are there better ways to get attention? yes. is this the only thing he know how to do? probably so. >> because of his behavior, he will remain housed in the observation unit for the foreseeable future. he insists his actions are not for attention. he maintains his suffering is for real. >> he says he it not doing for attention. he says he is doing it. that's the way he is suffering. >> coming up. >> not going to mince word. i beat the crap out of the guy. i am not going t

transportation officials say the state transportation trust fund can help pay for marg oc maintenance> unusual sight for paenbeens the emergency slide is deployed while it's parked at the gate. >>> and no sign of spring for people in the northeast. the snow they are dealing with as they try to get to work this morning. >> reporter: and i'm kristin wright in woodbridge where it is cold, cold, cold. coming up, we talk to people who reallhave no choice but to y he was flicking matches on me... for my life. my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be tolerated. yvette: mr. ivey showed compassion. i felt like i could trust him. narrator: glenn ivey. as state's attorney, a proven leader. in congress, he'll combat domestic violence, and protect president obama's legacy. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message, because i'm on your side. >>> we're dealing with some cold and blustery conditions out there. youe february. here are the windchills we're seeing

in this going to take the m-k nine oc container, for crowd control. we'll take cuffs, due to the number of them. the taser shield. >> because of the potential to lose control of the floor, it is a very dangerous situation. >> stand by. >> what we're going to do is go in, identify who we can from the dvr. we're going to go in, order them all on the ground, anybody that doesn't want to comply with the orders we know that that is where our attention needs to be focused at. >> due to safety concerns, the sort team would not permit us to enter the door, but we were able to shoot the control of the raid monitors. >> they're flexi cuffing all the inmates on the ground. they're searching them all, until they're face down on to ground. they will stay in that area until they complete the search of the dorm. >> with the air secured, our crew is allowed back inside. >> we are going to look at the dvr, make sure that the main perpetrators -- >> once they shake down the entire door, they're going to make sure the ring leaders of the cell, they will be returned to a

"oc these things" at the time of the incident, the man was standing on the property of the palo alto buddhist temple which is adjacent to the school. the suspect is described as latino. in his late 30's or early 40's, with a thin build. he was unshaven and had a goatee. he was wearing a black sweatshirt, blue jeans and blue and gray tennis shoes. an outbreak of east bay highway shootings. yet another shooting along interstate- 80 last night. this time. a taxi cab was targeted. grant lodes picks up the story from there. grant. >> grant:there is a pattern here.and its extremely alarming. last night's shooting was on eastbound 80 in richmond. this makes nine shootings in this area.from berkeley to pinole.since november. some have been deadly. last night's happened at dusk.around 8:30. the chp is looking for two guys who were in a minivan.the taxi driver says the bullets came from a minivan. after the shooting.the cab pulled off the intersate.stopping in a nearby parking lot. at that point.the two passengers in the cab took off running. the driver stayed and waited for police. no injurie

oc obviously they want to knock it down because it looks terrible. charlie makes a good point.mediate, get embroiled in conflicts that will be nasty. >> he's going to make enemies. do you come out of that process being the consensus candidate. you have to be somebody that a lot of people will turn to. i don't see how it's him. >> that quote, it truck me that he said, in all these, the primary voters of the republican party will choose the nominee. that's looking more and more like that might not be the case as a factual statement. >> then there's john kasich who comes this third. the establish has had so many chances to take this. they failed. >> thank you. that's "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts with steve in for rachel. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us the next hour. rachel has the night off. this lovely spot is the town and county resort in san diego, california. this is where ted cruz moments from now is going to be holding a rally. the republican presidential idatcand expected to take the stage in the next few minutes. this comes after a day

to do so, they had to deploy oc gas, also known as pepper spray. >> let's go! >> one of the inmates is william mitchell. he's in jail awaiting trial for burglary and has pled not guilty. the other is demoney beavers who's charged with cocaine possession. he too has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> just like any facility we have fights. there are going to be arguments. whether it's over just one tv, three bathrooms. could be beef from the streets. most times people get in a fight, we don't know what happened. we do an investigation into it. >> mitchell and beavers are placed in temporary holding cells. just a couple of doors down from each other. and continue their dispute. >> i ain't no bitch! you going to sneak me, you snuck me [ bleep ] when my head was turned [ bleep ]. >> bitch, that my life! >> [ bleep ]. >> mitchell got cut on his nose so officers bring him to medical for treatment. >> [ bleep ]. >> beavers got the worst of the pepper spray. >> [ bleep ]. if my face ain't burning from hurt, all on my neck -- >> the heat's not going to go away for

. >> even clinton supporters feel oc oppressed because the bernie supporters -- >> maybe you can workall out? >> we'll see what happens. >> ryan, serious thought, i wonder if this is evidence of a bradley effect meaning there could be a hidden trump vote. people are driven under ground, not just college campuses but the electret so maybe strength in numbers you don't know you have. >> that's definitely the case where that silence majority but not so silent anymore now that we have mr. trump out there being the face for what we wanted to say for years and been afraid to and have someone not afraid to be politically correct anymore. >> give me the weather forecast for state college because i understand that's your career path. go, you have 20 seconds. >> that's my career path. we actually just saw some snow move through the state college area last night, got a nice coating throughout the area so winter is still hanging on throughout much of pennsylvania for the next few days. >> you are hired. thank you, guys, really appreciate you being here. tweet me your thoughts at smerconish and i'

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the inmate was sprayed with oc. it was brought to medical for decontamination.what happened to the officer at this point. >> the inmate who was pepper sprayed is one of maldanado's co-defendants. jesus henrique-marte. the sergeant says he witnessed him talking to maldonado through the rec yard through the window. >> i informed the officer to have him locked in. he gave the officer a hard time, refused to lock in. several orders. so the officer applied his o.c., called us in, we had him removed. >> once he commits the infraction, i need to take control of the situation immediately because there's potentially 64 other inmates surrounding me at that time. it could potentially go very wrong at any given time. >> jumping on my co-defendant for no apparent reason. >> he refused to lock in. why we're doing what we're doing with him is none of your business. it has no concern for you. >> it has everything to do with me. >> no, it's not. you're given an order to do something, you do it. just like when he's given an order to do something, he's got to do it. my advice to y

donald's political campaign, he organized it, he brought it together and today roger -- >> he left it in oc day roger i attack dog for the trump campaign. roger spends every day attacking me, spreading attacks. it's what he did for richard nixon 40 years ago. he is a -- his entire business has been dirty tricks, has been lies, has been personal smears and the ceo of the "national enquirer," a guy named david pecker, which i have to say is a name right out of "charles dickens" -- >> oh, boy. >> -- is close friends with donald trump. they are close friends and, indeed, donald trump suggested that david pecker, the head of the "national enquirer" should be the new editor of "time" magazine. how ludicrous is that? the "national enquirer" has endorsed donald trump so the "enquirer" is donald's pet attack machine, so what it does is spreads rumors and lies attacking every other candidate then it just praises donald and it's just gash arbaggarbage. look, megyn, people are tired. the reports are not a little bit true, not slightly true, they're utter and complete made up lies. >> not going to be an

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