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the one on the ground. >> the one that got knocked down? >> yeah. >> okay. mr.ers, come on, dog, let me talk to you for a minute. so he's the one that was aggressive? he was aggressive? >> yeah. >> that's it, dog, thank you. all right, jamie. i went upstairs, investigated five guys up there now. >> talked to 27? >> yeah, talked to 27. >> what did he say? >> he said he didn't see anything at all, however i've got about three individuals that said edwards swung on samuels first. >> that's right here, too, he was the aggressor. >> he was the aggressor. >> samuels is probably the one charged with grave bodily injury because he -- the injury that edwards suffered, he got knocked out. >> although the evidence leads to self-defense, samuels could still receive an additional year on his sentence if found guilty. >> it's not the first time edwards had been aggressive out on the yard. a couple of times they tried to stop him from fighting. this time he wouldn't listen. >> he thought he was a big, tough guy out there. he ran into a buzz saw. >> yeah. that's what happened.

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one more item on a much more somber note. it's a statement for me that you will be receiving in your inboxes about the turkish mining collapse. our thoughts and prayers are with the people of turkey today in the wake of a coal mine explosion in soma in which some 200 have been killed and hundreds more remain trapped. on behalf of the american people we extend our heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and their best wishes for the safe exit of the remaining miners. turkey is a close and long-standing friend and ally of the united states. we are ready to assist the turkish government if necessary and we will continue to stand together in this time of tragedy. now i am ready for your questions. >> jay on that point there are some protests and people are angry at the government and i wonder what part of the assistance united states wants to provide for better mine safety. >> i am not aware of conversations of that nature at this point given how recent the tragedy was and the fact that there are still miners that ar

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cup one of the 2014 world in brazil is now just one month away. projected onto three stadiums set to host the games. for you this hour, one baker here in france comes up with a recipe for making fresh baguettes on demand in a vending machine. campaign forficial the european elections gets underway we will kick off a new daily segment called a tour of europe. the focus today will be portugal. first, pro-russian separatists have declared victory in the referendum into eastern regions of ukraine. the vote has been surrounded in confusion both as plan a and which voting took place and even over what people were voting for. the vote was mark of violence as one man was shot dead and another hurt when the ukrainian national guard opened fire on the crowd. meanwhile, the eastern region said that they will not participate in the ukrainian presidential elections that are set for may 25. the main separatist leader was quick to push forward on his victory. he said that the ukrainian army will now be considered illegal and any troops in the region declared occ

balance those things the security on one side and the liberating democracy on the other side we don't have any intention to egypt to touch any person as long as he's peaceful as long as you talk you're not dealing with your hands you know throwing molotov mixed you know killing people great food or shotguns then it's up to you you whatever you want you express your feelings in the way you want but don't let anybody you don't touch or burn a building or a police station or whatever in this case you have to the face of the sequences. most of the european union has been heading to the polls this sunday to elect the next parliament the turnout has been declining steadily since the first time the election was held thirty five years ago and another record lows predicted this year but one thing that isn't in decline is the amount of money being spent on members of the european parliament may not surprise you that i guess their average annual salary stands at almost one hundred thousand euros you might think that's a lot but there's more thousands of euros are handed out for trips not as expe

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a good choice on this one, so there's a motion on the floor. with no objection the motion pass. [gavel] . thank you. >> i'm going to quote you on that supervisor. >> okay. why don't we go back to item one. >> item one is an ordinance amending the governmental and regulations and campaign and municipal elections and park police subdivision code to make nonsubstantive changes. >> good afternoon. city attorney john gibner so about two years ago our office created some new processes for reviewing ordinances before they're introduced and catch legal issues along the way and along the way we have been picking up errors from old codified ordinances we want to correct so this is an attempt to correct all those we found over the last year and a half or so. we will probably come back in another year with a ordinance like this but this ordinance is completely nonsubstantive. it's pure clean up, typos and cross references and that type of thing. >> it did get rid of the noise task force which was about two pages long. >> i believe that one was -- there wer

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chairman on the advisory on our second recommendation on page thirty instead of a reference to a cell this is a reserve instead of a recommendation to the cell of 19th but the reserve on the ground lease not a sale of the property and that's pending a lease of the property and the proceeds we're recommending to have a reserve of 1 hundred and 80 million and on the new location that's not been identified pending the new location to the board of supervisors for approval. our recommended reductions total money in 2015- 2016 and of that amount the ongoing savings will law allow an increase of 4 point go 89 percent in the 2015- 2016 budget thankful concur with the recommendations and the details supervisors are on pages 31 and 32 and we'll be happy to respond to questions >> colleagues, any questions for mr. rose at this time. >> okay once again to the library staff thank you. >> and that's one i want to ask for a recommendation after public comment today. okay. we're on the airport mr. martin thank you for being here >> thank you supervisors. first most importantly we're in agreement with

ukraine it's an attack on russia on china on iran on syria on all countries that are seeking independent economic development they're being surrounded and threatened because the u.s. bankers want to control the world economy they don't want independence they can't tolerate any any independent economic development around the world by anyone and we've seen that this is this is the same battle every country that we talk about that's in the news whether it's syria you know syria and any anywhere it's the same fight it's wall street trying to control the world in the people of the world desperately trying to throw wall street off their backs and stablish independence coming up on monday they're going to be massive demonstrations here in the united states by working people who are opposed to what's happening in the ukraine are also saying that they want to get rid of wall street working people in the united states who are having their homes foreclosed we're seeing a rising police state they're being threatened by the same wall street bankers the u.s. government is run by wall street in the ban

voters in twenty one e.u. nations have cast their votes on the final day of the european parliamentary election with exit polls showing huge gains for euro skeptic parties across the continent. as well add lines also of course ukraine's candy king declares himself winner of the presidential race after exit polls. we're talking there about the italian journalists that have been killed in ukraine we've got an update on the pictures slightly at the sink you know what we're talking about and that's the two russian journalists that have been released as well we've got their story as well from life news of course released on the. ship with them a little bit later. to go back to what i was saying the parliament voters in twenty one e.u. nations cast their votes on the final day of the european parliamentary election exit polls showing huge gains for euro skeptic and far right parties. among this week's other top stories russia and china strike a landmark gas deal worth four hundred billion dollars it's moscow's large

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on. all across the country low wage workers are mobilizing in the fight for a living wage it's a struggle that's gaining momentum especially in seattle the city's first socialist council members from a so want to center her platform run a campaign on the fight for fifteen call to raise the minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour and just this week someone filed a charter amendment which is the first step to bringing the issue to vote earlier i spoke to someone and first asked her why she has decided to make the fight for fifteen her number one policy concern. i think so overarching. reality of the lives of working people a lot just in seattle but every reading the nation is the overwhelming liberation the bottom that people are facing the question of economic inequality and the question of blatant injustice you know the whole idea of the occupy movement was you know the banks that precipitated the financial collapse got bailed out and the s. and p. five hundred corporations are making his

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[laughter] back then our toaster oven had an on/off switch, and on was on which meant it was possible to leave under the little broiler all day and all night until the food burned, the wiring melted and the whole thing burst into flames. at some point, and i have no idea exactly when, someone had the idea of adding a timer and an automatic shut-off. this simple change made it a whole lot harder for distracted mothers or anyone else to leave the broiler running and set the kitchen on fire. thirty years later while working on an article about how the government could protect consumers from predatory financial companies -- you like the segway? [laughter] i thought about those old toaster ovens. by then it was all but impossible to buy a toaster that had a one in five chance of bursting into flames and burning down your house. but by the 2000s, it was possible to refinance a home with a mortgage that had a one in five chance of costing a family their home and putting them out on the street. in fact, it wasn't just possible. those mortgages were bursting into flames all over the country. s

let's have a look at those on the -- on the way down after they reported losses on friday. is the second consecutive year for the carrier in the red. a milestone in europe and the recovery. more on the portuguese story after they said they would not need further help from the bailout members. ♪ running the latest view on the health of the chinese economy and about 30 minutes or so. hsbc out that the latest survey. the slowdown there is affecting economies near and far. growthng goals in numbers later today. they're looking to offset. what is this all about? we get the answers now from haslinda amin. how much do they really need? >> 350 million dollars is what they are hoping to raise and the plan is to increase funding from state backed companies by at least 60%. that will help only help to thestart projects across country -- roads, power plants, and trains. nnfrastructure is a well know story. now they're looking to its neighbors to help fund its development. off to japan, hong kong. he has been unable to fulfill a promise to build the country's infrastructure. at this gra

but only 76% of the viewers who watch the on picks watched it on television.those watching the snowboarding or some of the other extreme sports are watching it live on their devices. >> it is appointment tv when i say its appointment tv. >> exactly. what is in this for the advertisers, given network viewership is falling because you have so many options like cable come a streaming and the like? are the advertisers going to finally draw a line and say we are not going to pay what they consider to be exorbitant fees? >> i don't think advertising rates have gone up too much in recent years. $9 billion in the upfront him a that's an estimated number, and they don't have to sell, what they sell is up to them. it has been holding flat. those numbers have been on the increase and the broadcast networks are taking part of cable plus again programming strategy and we will see more regional content in the summer. "ike cbs did "under the dome last year. they will have the return of miniseries -- nbc is bringing back "heroes." fox has brought back "24." familiar character

on thursday.the country says it will not hold a press conference of the simpler to the ones that into a press statement. the input comes more than seven weeks after the plane then it was two hundred and thirty nine people onboard. the legion acting transport minister he smothered in hussein's that the reports would be similar to the one submitted to the net into the international civil aviation organization and the icl is that safety suggestions proposed by the preliminary report including real time tracing of commercial airlines by the aviation industry malaysian in as russell's that you go to australia next week to discuss new phase out the surge up the missing camp craft which is focusing underwater. he added that the ministerial committees have been working on matters like the cost and assets of the search operation and low supply bills assets may well be had at the australian agency leading the surge has predicted that the surge could drag on for as long as each year. well search and rescue e

you have bill ackman knocking on the door on the one hand, and calls for help our going and aunt -- for help are going unanswered at this point. they meaning to -- may need to hold out for a higher offer. they may need to go out and look for something that is big enough to fend off this potential takeover. we have seen it where someone wants to buy you, and you go out and buy something else instead, instead of taking the offer. we are waiting to see it too high for allergan shares -- shareholders to say no. leant has made clear they are not about developing our nt. >> they're both saying, these guys are going to come in and we don't care that much about rmb -- they don't care about research and develop it as much as we do. allergan is making that argument. up there and said, hey, look at these things in our pipeline. we still have growth on our own. do not take us over. we can keep doing this ourselves. >> short of going out and buying another company, as you explained, as a defensive strategy, it seems as though that is all allergan has left. does that argument resonate with investors?

your side on this one.effrey, i hope you can work some magic and get it back. i don't know what the world she is supposed to do otherwise. tiffany thank you very much for joining us, jeffrey as well. thank you. okay, everyone, here is what is being hard out right now. trending on facebook even at this very moment. this photo tweeted by the director of the highly anticipated upcoming movie batman vs. superman. zach snyder gives a pick of the bat mobile. could be time to pull the tarp, tomorrow? what do you think of this sneak peek? and legendary dj casey case sum in missing. trending on twitter at this moment. a judge ordering an investigation into the whereabouts of the former top 40 host after the radio personality's host said he had been removed from the country. and right here in washington. this a. magnitude earthquake closed it down for almost three years. draws almost a million people per year. visitors can once again get the best views in town. did you visit the washington monument today? tweet us yo

all louisville has to do is get one score-- one touchdown, one field goal--we win.aid unless you do. on the other side of the token, if connecticut scores, i'm up ( bleep ) creek with no paddle. hey, bud, i know that game's over. you gotta tell me the score. -( bleep ) -what? we got back-doored, dude. they scored with 30 seconds left. steve: ( bleep ) went back. 34 seconds left, connecticut scores a touchdown for no ( bleep ) reason. they drove 80 yards, and back-door, bam, out of nowhere, covers. louisville loses. i'm sitting here playing blackjack with this guy, thinking to myself, "holy ( bleep )." a ( bleep ) back-door touchdown just cost us the ( bleep ) game. that ( bleep ) hurts. anyway, we'll live to see another day. i can't lose 100,000 in one weekend. i can't do it. i do expect you to be pissed off. but at the same point, don't cut my arm off just yet. lord knows i didn't want to ( bleep ) lose that game, either. that's not good, when you lose the first game out of the box. makes me look like an idiot. let me do my job tomorrow. let me pull it out. let me

that's one.o, i think it's fair to say that when obama took over, the problems in the veterans administration hospitals have gotten probably worse, as jesse points out, on the other hand you can't deny that agent orange was something people should be treated for, but also the backlog of people just getting benefits was almost a million people. that's down to virtually nothing now. that doesn't have anything to do directly with the v.a. hospital but there have been a lot of things, and veterans homeless people have been taken care of, so there's been a lot of movement on the part of the administration. regrettably, the hospital side of it has not worked well. >> when you hear the president speak, accepting responsibility but at the same time pivoting saying it's not his responsibility, although he said he was aware of this as a u.s. senator and serving on that committee, i don't think that helped him very much. >> while this is his completely responsibility to oversee, since he is informed, it is

one was the big one and the other one was a small one. he said bernanke said nothing. was no value added. he just repeated a bunch of public statements. >> people also said they walked away from those dinners saying ber nansky still doesn't get it. >> bernanke will never criticizes fed. tim geithner's just trying to sell his book. these guys have to earn a living. here's the problem. $400,000 for speeches. since his term at the fed, the u.s. dollar has lost one-third of its value. top margin on tax rates have gone up. you have to sympathize with the guy. $400,000 is not worth what it once was. he can barely make it in washington, d.c. i sympathize. >> what about access for real people, real decision makers. if time and time again the places they're heard and the money in their pocket comes from narrow special interests. >> these aren't decision makers. >> they aren't decision makers today but the resolving door goes two ways, it goes out, it ko comes back in. >> they're not lobbying. >> the fear of bernanke, he was just in office a couple of months ago. he is an archit

legislator one lobbyist one legislator one lobbyist virtually one hundred percent of the republicans and if fifty one percent vote for a piece of legislation which has been written by the lobbyists that the republicans commit to take it back to their state and submit it and doesn't isn't it just weird i mean this week we had this new populism conference yesterday i believe it was here in washington d.c. it was put on by our future dot org sort of america's future they had. was with war on their own bernie sanders and when alec has a meeting and they come up with these laws for republican legislators to take like to north carolina to make it make it a crime to reveal what's in fracking chemicals or something they're in secret they have security democratic member of the wisconsin house he's now a member of the u.s. house of representatives tried to you know infiltrate once and got arrested live on the air with me. they regularly throw out media oh yeah but when when the progress is when democrats get together and talk about hey here's what we should do it's like throw the doors open th

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tell me what is on your mind by tweeting me at ali velshi, or hit me up on facebook.merica's housing market appears to be cooling off a little bit. existing home sales fell by 6.6% in the first three months of 2014, compared to last year. existing homes, used homes, if you will. at the same time the national association of realtors said home prizes continuing to rise but at a slower pace. home prices are still about 17% below the 2006 peak. but a cooling off in a much smaller slice of the housing market. newly constructed homes has some people a bit worried. last month there were 635,000 single family housing starts. by comparison there were 1.7 million single family starts a month at the height of the housing boom. but by the depths of the recession, starts fell by 72% to just 353,000. since that low point housing has been slowly recovering. but a healthy economy should have as many as 1.2 million a month. these are new homes. and that's a 50% gap from where we are today. the economic ripple effects are a lot bigger than you might think. new home construction creates

oe could i try one h of your tomatoes one time.e over ♪ dream weaver.e >> i have a headache. >> i'm a wacky chicken but i believe in love. >> you can give bill some advice on how to be a green guy? >> i just want to invite bill to take a few moments to tap right into here. >> tap in, bill. >> what do you think hell. should do to help the environment? >> buy up all the beef. >> where's beef? >> use solar panel, tell people to recycle. >> do you watch watters world. >> i have not. >> i'm watters and you are in my world right now. >> fabulous, i'm so happy to be here.>> >> i don't buy that. hap >> i'm not buying that either. here is watters. first question, china is the world's biggest polluter, right? >> and then u.s. number two and india, japan, russia. >> those are the four. china, india, japan, i'm surprised about japan. >> they are big number a >> they sharks over there, too. >> not friendly. >> russia. >> russia is a big polluter. >> big country. >> where are we on that pollution list? >> we're number two, i think china is 10 bi

. >> that was one of the really good ones.ood morning, everyone. >> speaking of orange, look at that sunrise over new york city. >> monday morning. may 5th. welcome to "morning joe," everybody. >> that's an orange crush right there. >> yes, it is. on the set we have john heilemann. >> good to have you here. >> hello, heilemann. anything going on with you? >> not much. celebrating the nets victory yesterday, baby. game seven. unbelievable. >> we'll talk. visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. >> professor. >> and in washington, senior political editor and white house correspondent for "the huffington post" sam stein. we also have editor for "the washington post" david ignatius. with all going on in ukraine, glad you're in early this morning. >> an eventful weekend. willie, happy belated birthday for you. >> thank you. it was a great saturday. it was a derby/birthday combo. >> how much bourbon did you drink? >> you mean bottles? >> you should have seen the hat he was wearing. >> it was a fascina

who's been waiting on, on the donor side it's usually pretty solemn.this side it's pretty exciting. >> when victoria is prepped for surgery, there's one more critical player to arrive. >> we're waiting for the organs to come up in the organ care system and it's quite nerve wracking. are those the lungs? >> yes, those are the lungs. >> these are the lungs, you can actually hear them "breathing," sound like they're breathing on their own. although mechanical, it is so incredible to be standing next to them. while the team members prepare to remove the lungs from the organ care system, victoria's surgeons extract one of her diseased lungs. >> the left lung is out. >> can you see why we're saying, this very small ,. >> here is one of the lungs. >> there's no mistaking victoria's diseased lungs with the healthy donor lungs. >> completely different. these are deflated. that accounts for some of the difference but it is very different. the way to think about this lung, it's more stiff. when a sponge dries up, it's more stiff and more firm. that's way this lun

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only on bombast and on. maggie conversations with great minds i'm speaking with kim gandy eleanor smeal and jodie jacobson and. perhaps representative of i don't know some some dimension of our media of american media and certainly kind of the frat boy male aspect of our media over on that one back show they did a little clip about race based on a questionnaire that the government's. put together you know sent out to women and to find out you know have you been assaulted have you been you know hot where what has happened and let me just play here. with. sex with. sex with me. you have sex with me. ok yes well that's great repeatedly asking for sex to get sex is the same as rape that's. great thanks you should have sex with. that's rape i kid you not acting sad to get sex is the same as rape that's frowny face to rape. yes it's true those are real examples from the survey now those things. annoying. but is convincing someone to sleep with you because you're sad the equivalent of a sexual assault and that's ju

one, the linden, the white one. so -- i'm in good now, when i go home. >> reporter: there you go. joe montana by the way, also tells us he's investing in a plan to put restaurants and a hotel here by levi stadium. reporting live in santa clara, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you scott. students at a southern california high school have come under fire for holding a nfl type draft for prom dates. the off the books activity has been happening for years, but now the principal is condemning the draft saying it objectifies the girls and judges them. this is how it works. male students buy and sell draft picks in order to select girls for prom dates. a twitter account has been deleted and one tweet wrote many on the prowl tomorrow for free agents, so dress nice, ladies. >>> the gay rights fight heads into a virtual realm. the company under fire for saying no to equality. >>> and drivers have a reason to complain about traffic which is notoriously horrific. but what about road safety? i'm sam brock. coming up i

item hot on one end and comfortable on the other end. area of low pressure the active weather southern california yesterday is pulling into arizona and take the thunderstorm activity with it. high pressure pretty much takes control so temperatures will peak on sunday. that's when we expect numbers in the mid 90's hottest inland community. just in case you think about travel to mexico at least west side of mexico i want to alert to you tropical storm ahman today. it was a depression yesterday. now it is stronger. packing winds. maximum sues continued of 60 miles an hour. moving west north west at 5. thing with the systems expected to strengthen to category 2 hurricane sunday evening and while it was over open water it wasn't too big of a deal but four look what happens as we head into wednesday. it's tropical storm and it's working towards mexico coast lean so we keep a close eye on this just in case you are planning to head down there. tomorrow morning starting out with some fog near the coast few patches near the bay. low upper 50's for