>> well they call us og's og's...original gangsters... [laughs] >> at 59 kevin bartley is a member of the lifer's group at otisville correctional facility in new york. he is serving 15 years to life for his role in a murder during a convenience store robbery. >> we had a republican governor, that ran on crime and punishment and when he came in he said he didn't want no one with a violent crime to be released and that was the message he sent throughout the parole department and they took that very seriously. >> kevin has earned privileges at the prison, he works freely in the storehouse bringing in goods from the outside world. he's been told that he is a perfect candidate for release but he's been denied parole every time he has gone before the board, instead he keeps getting "deuced". >> two years or deuce is the max they can hold you. i've been deuced 8 times. so i'm part of the 16 year over the minimum club. >> when's your next one? >> my next one is in november 2011. >> is that going to be your year? >> that's going to be my year. tha

. >> item 9 approve the selection of the urban forest award agreement c s-101 og and not to exceed eighty $80,000 with an option to renew the grant up to to 2 years with commission approval. >> i think this is rather clear do you have any questions or comments commissioners? >> would you like to add any comment? >> i would defer. >> okay. >> may have a motion. >> i'll move it. >> second. >> all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. >> i do have one information for the commission i just want to let everyone know that it has been approved unanimously by the board so we now have our fifth commissioner. >> that's wonderful news. we're complete. i forgot to ask for public comment on item number 9. seeing none the next item please. >> item 10 approve revenue generating a program to license for street line conduits. >> i'll move it. >> second. >> i'm sorry? >> it has been moved and seconded is that correct? all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries any public comment on that? no. next item please? >> item 11. cs 918 increasing the agreement by 2 million with a time a time

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internet diagrams of the mall and couldn't get to the web site because it was crashing due to all thelct(óghat's how serious this is. >> we also know in that kenya mall incident there were weapons hidden in the mall ahead of time. in other words, those who planned the attack, really planned it down to where the weapons would be at certain locales throughout the mall. >> right. and i'm glad you brought that up. that brings up point two. most malls now already have video surveil surveillance systems. but video has evolved. geometric include. we now have high quality hd video. it's time for an upgrade. hey need to watch for anything unusual. there's even technology out there where they can detect if a package stops moving. if someone drops it on a floor and walks away from it. and i know these are investments and it costs money but you have to remember these high impact low probability events like this terror attacks, are devastating when they happen. and they have to be prepared for this. >> i always wondered,vfç;ç whether it's a head fake, whether everyone is protecting malls when in fact th

the company that made the drone you see here says it's work og an software update to classify the district as a no-fly zone. the company is based out of china. it says its drones already have software that holds them back around hundreds of airports all around the world. >>> and a developing story out of jordan this morning. two prisoners isis wanted freed are executed in retaliation for the jordanian pilot burned alive by the terror group. >>> plus a virginia senator taking action to stop a growing problem. sexual assaults on college campuses. high schools could be key in stopping this problem. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. high thin cirrus clouds drifting in. harbingers of change arriving in the next 24 hours. >>> i'm melissa ma lay at live desk. just in to the news room. the national transportation safety board holding an investigative larrying to discuss the underground emergency at the la la font station. headquarters in washington, no word who will attend that hearing but we know the topics include conditions leading to the arcing emergency response efforts and efforts t

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eddie murphy after 30-year absence from the snl stage he was greeted with a stand og vags, which only his brief appearance even more disappointing and awkward. >> it's a good feeling. i'm so many people value what i did 0 years ago. it's a blessing to be a part of this show. let's keep on. let's have a big round of applause for everybody here. >> he spent about 73 seconds on the stage prompting tweets like "eddie murphy spent more time deciden on how his pocket square was going to be arranged than on the stage." there were many stars who returned to the stage. >> matthew mcconaughey, what are you doing here? >> what are any of us doing here? whether i get your question right or wrong, free will is an illusion. life is a game that plays us. >> so you don't have an answer? >> we also got a good dose of reworked classic sketches including dan alaska reside and any episode of snl there were parts that they could have done without like this painfully long reprize of the californians. you just have to watch. >> his name was greg. or craig. and it's been a long time, lonna. >> betty got it i

i was try og to connect with him and we had had people with us that could help get them into a home if they were a homeless veteran. >> i apologize to them. >> susan? >> in light of how the last secretary went out and the recent situations why did you think that connecting with this veteran -- what does that have to do with connecting? >> what you try to do when you connect with someone is try to find common ground. with veterans my common ground is my veteran experience. so what i was trying to do is find a way to connect with that veteran. as i said, i made a misstatement. i apologize for that. i have no excuse for it. but if you look at my 61 years you'll never find any of my biographies that i have claimed to be part of special forces. i have never claimed that. . it was a misstatement, it was a mistake. >> the question was did anyone around me tell me i had misspoken, the answer is no. >> you also recently stated that 60 people had been fired from the department r for misconduct from before you were secretary. that was also a misstatement. are you concerned that these are going to

nbc news has obtained audio from the moments the first shoot og cured at a controversial free speecha cafe. >> make very clear we have no indication at this stage that he was part of a cell or that took him to where he was now. >> danish source say the accused shooter may have been radicalized while he was in jail last year. two others are being charged as accomplices. >>> tomorrow vice president joe biden is expected to announce funding to help address a huge reported backlog of untested rape kits pap woman in new york city says the samples taken after a man raped her sat on a shelf for nine years before it was tested. >> you can't imagine someone who is raping women at gunpoint and threatening to kill them of course wouldn't -- you know, i would imagine that, you know law enforcement would stop at nothing to make certain citizens are safe from that sort of perpetrator perpetrato >> she was eventually able to get her rapist convicted. an initiative called end the backlog began by "law and order" actress hartakay shows tens of thousands of rape kits across the country have yet to be

we are stand oging on a frontage road along highway 101. you can see pools of water out here but so far this storm doesn't seem to be causing any major problems. >> it's my everything. it's my livelihood. >> she said, holding her breath hoping her hillsburg business holds. in december it got hit hard. >> it really got hit hard last december. the sandbags are placed kind of like a brick house. >> reporter: she prepared this time. she's got her sandbags properly in place, and as falls creek rises, she's ready. >> i hope today the rain doesn't come down as hard all at once and that everybody is prepared and the sandbags are done correctly so that we don't get water in the salon. >> reporter: while a steady sheet of rain has been following in sonoma county there have been only minor problems. some streets are a bit flooded, but nothing people here can't handle. >> it's a pain but it's a good pain because we need it. >> reporter: and the rain continues to come down at this hour. as you can see, it's actually coming down at a pretty good clip. fo

. >>> bombshell buy oging fi making waves across the pond. >> and what an american author is saying aboutrince charles and why it is setting buckingham palace on edge. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >>> apparently britain's stiff upper lip is quivering this morning over a bombshell biography about prince charles. >> the biography is shining an unflattering light on the british thrownin' throne and making some startling predictions. the latest from london. >> reporter: an explosive biography claiming to spill secrets about prince charles and his household is igniting a firestorm revealing on the eve of his wedding to princess diana, charles almost backed out telling a friend i can't go through with it. i can't do it. >> it was the enormity of this step had also hit him. >> reporter: the book paints the prince of wales with intense pride but also racked by a jealousy of his own sons. >> he looks at them with envy at the crowds they draw. >> reporter: mayer writes the first to the thrown is close to kate and delights in his grandson prince george and suggests the future king is a thin-

i think it's because they are "living up to the rightousz values that they ogs e et hil nay ire purifying. these kind of macho turns. and while it's horrible stuff,as! flmplt e glnchts mentioned, it's a really. they're calling mushrooms to build the institutions to take part in this con e fro jeekt of reestablishing a religious plilt kal empire. and that's empowering even if the means by which they're governing is appalling. and its's seen as for some, a more appealing alternative. >> in one final point the conversation back and forth about that. i would not take seriously any arguments that we don't need to detain enemies chlts we do. the question is do we need to detain them at guantanamo. >> you are not going to detain them at guantanamo. we definitely need to be able to capture. so when you look at prior to 2003 there were many nonafghans. ole oochl fool goirng to argue with you wear e where. we have to be able to make that decision. if we bring them into the yiet,that stops them to get the kind of information you can get. i've heard that argument a thousand times. >> so you're tellin

if watson is not today's best medical i do og nos decision, i expect it will be in five years and in the cloud and you may very well be going to your first or second opinion to versions of watson or other related machines. this is great news in many way because it is creating all this wealth i mentioned. it was a puzzle to me when we were looking at stats of stagnant and median income and didn't understand how that could be. there's no economic law that says technology automatically, even if it grows the pie, that everybody is going to benefit evenly. some people could be left behind. buggy whip manufacturers when cars came in or there could be potential potentially a majority of people left behind who do routine information processing work or basic manual skills. there's nothing in economic theory says that can't happen and we recently have had various flavors of technical change. there are three sets. skill-based technical change and my colleagues at mit made a very nice one that illustrates the scanning out of skillby as technical change leveling out towards the end. capital and l

breakfast, a typical stopping point for prospective 2016 candidates giving a stump speech focused on his by og debt, talking about issues with getting higher education that leads to proper work. the issue that keeps popping up over and over is one he doesn't bring up in the stump speech immigration. he received several questions at every event he has gone to people complaining about it precipitation the left or right. he still has to deal with this issue that he is most associated in many people's minds. >> hillary clinton is speaking in silicon valley first public appearance for awhile? >> first public appearance in about a month. but fourth in the past year in the bay area. takes a lot of money to run for president, there's a lot of money here. we expect to see a lot of her here. she's trying to tap into talent here. hire top tech minds to run a presidential campaign in 2016 and also hoping the image of silicon valley rubs off, trying to put the campaign headquarters in brooklyn or queens going for a youthful more vigorous vibe than 2008. trying to tap into all of that today, while reinforci

it's go og to have to be a continual improvement organization like any successful football team or engineering team or military organization. that's what it's going to take. >> thank you. appreciate it. now recognize the gentle woman from michigan ms. lawrence for five minutes. >> thank you. after today's hearing my desire is that there will no longer be any legitimate doubt that the secret service needs more resources critical to the mission that you perform. and i join with the ranking chair and the chairman of recognizing how important you are in the service that you give. we clearly know that there is areas of concern. and i feel strongly that the option of continuing the way we have in the past does not exist. and it will not be something that will be tolerated. i wanted to give you a quote that i would like to be addressed. the ranking member of the committee of homeland security, congressman thompson and i quote. he stated within next five years the secret service will provide protection through two presidential election cycles two democratic national conventions, two republican nationa

and because i knew them i just recognized them without any names or gee og fee, it stood out. >> leteaching out to cookie. how did that help you in this process? >> it was absolutely key. i don't think -- i always felt i was very lucky and where i was supposed to be. my mother who raised me could not bear children. the only way they were going to have children was to adopt. it wasn't i wasn't curious, every adoptee was curious but i was really happy and felt lucky. an added sense of appreciation because i knew i could have had something very different. if my parents hadn't been receptive, encouraging even i don't even know that i would have -- that i would have taken it farther. although, i have to say, the revelation that i had this connection, that i had a friend who turned out was my aunt to not go ahead and make that call would have taken incredible restraint that i'm not sure i would have had. >> what is the process of meeting your birth family taught you about the adoption process over all? how do you think cultural perceptions of adoption have changed over the years? >> it's i

i think specifically in addressing your question and speak og to the remarks of the president and secretary best intervention is the earliest interventions and while at schools we're not talking about radicalization and we're not talking about encountering violence extremist. we know that parents very often and friends are the first to recognize when students exhibit or when there's a change in behavior. >> yeah. >> they notice when students are not connected. they notice when they're behavior at home begins to change, and in boston what we're doing is falling back on the existing resources and the platforms that currently exist and we're trying to impower parents and friends as well as active bystanders to intervene when they notice that there's concern and behavior. >> i want to talk about that in a minute. let's bring in jeff. jeff, what would tip somebody off? i mean we talk about them being isolated and with drawn. that does not make them a terrorist. is there anything specific that you can look at somebody and say there's a real threat here? >> well, we have to look at the issue to in

safe enough for investigators to get close to start the process of piecing this all together figure og. that's a mystery as we speak. they do not know what caused nearly 30 of the cars to derail. so that's going to be their image. that's going to be their mission as they arrive there. but the first part of this is securing the scene and that isn't fully done at this point. >> and obvious and big part of the challenge is that the fire has its own fuel source. so that's going to have to burn through. we'll stay on it thank you, rene appreciate it. >> well a host of international leaders heading to the white house for a summit focusing on the battle against extremism. president obama expected to address more than 400 officials and counterterrorism experts tomorrow. the goal is to find a strategy to prevent terror groups from recruiting and inspiring acts of violence. >>> the gunman in the copenhagen attacks apparently swore loyalty to isis on his facebook page. and last year prison officials felt he was at risk for becoming radicalized. he served time for stabbing a man on a train and was

how heavily are countries like jordan and the gulf states rely og the united states expecting and hoping they will weigh in heavily as this debate continues here? do they want big numbers of ground forces? they have our support in terms of weapons but do they want american troop there's with them? >> willie you know, as well as i do that anything like this without substantial u.s. backing is just not a no-go. you have to have the u.s. on the side and the air strikes are largely carried out by and planned by the u.s. but that doesn't necessarily mean that it has to be u.s. troops on the ground because it can be u.s. equipment, it can be u.s. resources, and help with training in alliance with some of the other regional powers here. i mean that is possible. but here's a crucial thing, though willie. as you know back when al qaeda in iraq was defeated back in 2005 that took an uprising in iraq and it took the u.s. military to make that happen. and question you have to ask yourself is whether or not those forces in iraq have the ability to carry off something that the u.s. military, in all of

. >> we have a lot of testimony on the hill yesterday, former cia director mike moral was warn og of long fight in his testimony against islamic state. take a listen. >> what can be done in response? not much unless the coalition is willing to put more ground troops into iraq and possibly into syria, there is very little we can do. >> what would it take? >> i think it would take 100,000. that simply doesn't exist here and it doesn't exist in the other coalition countries. >> we've been hearing for some time, general, if you wanted to feed isis on the ground you're going to have to put feel on the grouped and people go on to say there's not the will in the united states or the middle east to put boots on the ground. can we defeat isis if we don't put boots on the ground along with our allies? >> yeah well, i think it would be a huge mistake. not just domestic politics but also a military one to introduce ground combat units in the middle east. this is a struggle between kurd shia sunni. this is not going to be resolved by u.s. combat forces. we should be doing much better in supportin

house republicans are playing a dangerous game of chicken with america's security, threaten og to shut down the department of homeland security unless we give in to their extreme demands on immigration threatening to force d.h.s. employees on the front lines who keep us safe, people in the border patrol t.s.a., the coast guard, to go to work and risk their lives while they're not getting paid. mr. doyle: threatening to furlough d.h.s. workers who support the frontline folks by training new agents, purr chatsing new equipment and collecting intelligence. republicans are wasting our time on an unnecessary and dangerous showdown when they should be focusing on economic growth, creating new jobs and increasing hardworking americans' paychecks so that we can preserve and expand the middle class in this country. i call on my colleagues in the republican party to abandon these unacceptable tactics, pass a clean d.h.s. funding bill for the remainder of 2015 and start focusing on creating new jobs and increasing americans' paychecks. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields b