matter of public speculation two months ago, i contacted the p.s.y solicitor and said i was available. >> adam of released from custody on sunday. he was rushed out the back of the police station as loyalist protesters gathered at the front. >> you can watch the entire interview coming up later on "amanpour." the show replays at 6:00 this evening in hong kong. y'all find it only here at cnn -- you'll find it only here at cnn. >>> analysts in the united states are wondering what's happening beneath a blue tarp at north korea's nuclear test site. the tarp is draped over a tunnel entrance adding to already heightened concern that the regime is about to conduct another underground test. it's not clear whether the tarp is there to conceal preparations for a test or if it's meant to deceive the u.s. into believing a test is imminent. >> it is extremely difficult to get reliable information about the north korean regime. the country's iron-fisted leader has only met face to face with one person, former nba star dennis rodman. now the basketball player is r

tech worker that grew up and went to the elementary school here my dad put me in bryant open it's face p.s. this is a preservation of culture and arts it's incredibly important but this resolution is i think much burn this it builds understanding and empathy for our new resident coming into our neighborhoods to understand why questioning we car so much about our community tech workers say why do you care you can move you've made enough money that's hard to say why but the latino culture district we've put it on displace and it will strengthen the community and resident here and allow us to open our arms to new residents and say i get it i see why you care so much and at the end of the day it's empathy that will allow the new residents to come in and say let's fight with you against displacement this is a huge curve particularly in the mission. >> thank you. >> afternoon josh with bright line i want to speak in strong support for the resolution it's important because the conversation around preserving an history districts is about the historic architect but this is about preservation of a c

and other examples around the country the p.s. one in new york and the industrial spaces and arts spaces. and, of course, that's fun to think about the enact active sculptures and the most interesting are the bottom left where we're going to be working with c m g the lead architect if you have any specific questions the architect is here. i'm going to fly through. the maintenance is described in your what this we have too high maintenance most important to pause on the budget. the additional crest we put before you and we've talked about the opportunity to return to the cac to ask for an additional $284,000 to catch up with the design process >> i thank you you're time is up. >> thank you. >> the commission may have questions let's open this up for public comment first, i have two cards. >> good afternoon, commissioners ben fry here. i look at this thing well, it's not on the picture now i'm in favor of the plaza. but to put a bank behind on the caltrain right-of-way and take that fence down and in an unsecured neighborhood that w

i sit here before you as he only candidate p.s. that has substantial criminal and civil service. i say that with receptor to my candidates my background is representing monthly what's seen in the courts individuals people who don't that not want to be in court that have problems that vice president obey resolved and i've been with my clients through the good and bad through the selection of experts and came back my classes clients to see if they've got enough money to hire experts and my two opponents have not experienced that. i have experience as a small property owner in san francisco having to deal with overhead and payroll i've demonstrated throughout my career that i have approached any career as one of service. when i was 29 years old i got a case of $1.5 million tell the i shut down my practice and volunteered in the pvrp office. my offering arching motivation to serve the community i feel that's why i'm the best candidate >> ms. kingsley why do you feel this. >> i think there are two things in my background the overall amount of experience that i have both legally and pe

bush even personalized it-- p.s.: v.a. totally eff'd up. see ya. wouldn't want to be ya. smiley face. ( cheers and applause ). folks, these veterans are suffering under obama's watch, after he declared them a top priority, and his team had been alerted to misconduct. do you know what that means? it means we finally have a real scandal. a real scandal! jimmy derrog them! whooo! whooo! whooo! ♪ ♪ folks, i have waited so long. ( laughter ) i know i've cried wolf before what with benghazi and the i.r.s. and the a.p., and fast and furious, and solyndra and obama's uncle, and obama's aunt, and obama's birth certificate. i even-- i even cried wolf about the secret white house wolf. but this one is different. it's backed up by eyewitnesses and documents and the betrayal of sick veterans. it's like christmas morning. ( laughter ) and that's why i cannot believe i am going to say that we cannot talk about this scandal. you see, we americans made a deal with the veterans. we start two wars. they lay their lives on the line while we lay on our asses on the couch watching "the bachelo

. >> p.s., he says he's working on his speed. >> i think he's kind of fast.can probably go 25 yards and get under it 50 not so much. >> i think i can throw it straight up and catch it and that might be as to up. >> we will work on it. >>> coming up next, what could be the future of air travel and requires no runway? >>> and later going undercover to your favorite restaurants to reveal food and drink on secret menus, your lunch break may never be the same. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i'll give you my dirty little secret ♪ weather brought to you >> announcer: world news now" weather brought to you by tide plus febreeze. abby. mom! my llama smells like you. oh, kiss llama for mommy! i use tide plus febreze in the wash. it keeps their clothes and stuffed animals smelling fresher for longer. plus the smell reminds them of me. how many more sleeps until you're back? [ chuckles ] just one more! aw, that many? [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. that's my tide plus. [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and

i have one p.s. to the previous conversation.currency to al gentlem i kind of want everybody to get recognized. i want stellar achievement to be recognized. >> geraldo. >> the kid was like three years old playing tackle football and you were defending him. come on, kid. you can do it. i know you're puking, but come on. >> there's a california mayor that said about this bullying, he told people that most people have to grow a pair and stick up for their damn selves. if you win, you win. if you lose, be a gracious loser. >> it's going to be just what you said. i got two kids. >> don't you say, nice job, jonny or mary. >> if they did a nice job. >> then you kick them. >> i ask what happened. it made them dependent. just like government. >> all those boys that are being coddled have to deal with guys like you and wonder why they don't get further. there's less competition. >> you want to kill off the competition. in your life, you are a fierce competitor. turn your kids into one. don't give them a trophy if they lose. >> let's kick t

p.s., you rock. [laughter] >> oh, that's feminism. i like that. %çnh[=?. know, i tell you, i'l you a story from the campaign. one of the things i started -- i never ran for office, and this will be perfectly clear when you read the book. [laughter]ot oh, man, talk about all the beginner's mistakes at the, you know, every part of this. well, one of the things that happened very early on was i noticed there were little girls that came because they'd be on the street corners where we'd be out shaking hands or where, you know, i was go in a cafÉ, and i made a point from very early on when i would see a little girl to always get down. remember, i started out teaching public school to special needs kids. get down where they are. and i'd get down, and i would say my name is elizabeth, and i'm running for the united states senate because that's what girls do. [laughter] [cheers and applause] i've got to tell you, there was always one more part. we do pinky promises that we're going to remember. so there are about a million pictures up in massachusetts of pinky pro

p.s. right here. trades with a 4% dividend yield and 15 times earnings. here's the thing, the caveat. utilities make up the bulk of those 28 stocks. this stock is up 18%. >> utilities have been great this year. >> as a group, they have gone up aggressively as a group, which means that maybe they have gotten ahead of themselves. >> they're up 10% on my bills alone. >> you name it, i'm pumping it out. >> sue, over to you. >> especially after this winter. if you believe the recent economic data has been somewhat confusing to the markets and us, it has. steve liesman is here to explain. it has been very mixed, all in the interpretation, or maybe confused. >> the data was bothering me. it came in this way, that way, up and down so i created a system. i look at all of the data and say, show me the stuff that beat on the consensus and better than the prior report. show me the stuff that was worse, and worse than the prior month, so better/better, worse/worse, you know what happened? it came out even. i want to show you better/better. payroll's 288, beating the 2

. >> p.s. she's under investigation for a couple things. word extortion has come up although i have not seen a report on that. >> we have not confirmed it but been reported. >> let's talk about what did happen. we know two people were having a private conversation and one was not interested in having it leaked. that would be donald sterling. she said she didn't do it but she taped it. >> in a two party tape -- >> she's claiming she knew >> consent otherwise one word against another, who wins in that civil court of law? >> i think it gets thrown up in the air. the truth is i don't think any of this goes up in a civil court of law. the more muck -- this is like pigpen. >> i will stop you. i believe a lot of this will end up in a court of law, if mrs. sterling the lovely shelly -- >> i meant extortion. >> the ripple effect, domino effect, if she tries to hold this up every nitty annoying issue may end up getting litigated to the max. >> hang on! >> the more likely all the owners will say, this is such a nightmare we have racism, we have affair

p.s., that's not the only regulation that's unusual and varies from state to state. >> this is the problemrse racing which have seen thousands, millions of fans disappear from the sport and then they come rushing back at triple crown time. there's no national commissioner in horse racing. many have pleaded for years that this is what is needed. individual racetracks can set their own rules. there are different systems for the use of drugs, the type of racing surface, whether it's dirt or synthetic in nature. every region has a different system. they tried to tighten up the drug by putting horses before big races in a so-called quarantine barn so there's no tampering. horse racing still sometimes shoots itself in the foot. in the last 24 hours, this nose strip controversy certainly brought needed attention to the sport, but it's sort of a black mark that's not needed. so now, as you mentioned, california chrome, barring any injury, is set to run june 7 for the triple crown. >> i've always wondered if those nasal strips really do make a difference in performance. some people swear by them. b

mean lower expectations higher p.s. higher expectations now i want to tell you about this my producer edward harrison now he claims that he's at a business school class a very long day and he was really impressed when you prove the wisdom of crowds using a simple jar of pennies and it's a guessing game i guess so can you tell me a little bit about the wisdom of crowds in this game because he would give me a sneak peek of it absolutely say hi to edward for me by the way. what we do in the very first class is a day of classes it's actually jar of jelly beans which is same concept and and literally pass it around to the students and i get a little prize for the best guess and i say hey guess somebody beans are in the jar and you know you do this you typically get about fifty or sixty guesses and what we find very consistently is the average students if you picked any random student they would be off by about fifty percent but if you take the average of everybody's guess they're off anywhere between one and three percent it

p.s. summer's kelly wrote that this had been the best experience in her life. the only time she had been relieved of domestic duties was living in the hall which was a boarding house in new jersey and this went down in a mysterious arson fire. it went up in flames, everything burned, the dream was over and as upton sinclair said i had to go back to reality. you went and visited a number of other colonies. he eventually became a single parent to his son david and visited -- founded by henry george, a colony in alabama, there were many interesting experiments in communal living and he tried them all because he was a huge believer not in the isolated nuclear family. he really loved having other people around, eating together, talking together late into the night. there was wife swapping in this colony, no documented wife swapping, mostly married couples. >> that sort of experimentation hurt him in the campaign because he talked about setting up farms where people would have communities are factories where people would be, having meals and it was -- he couldn't hav

websites and distribute content at the same speed and band with internet service providers or i as p.s. like comcast and arisan have tried to overturn net neutrality for years and now take over has never been closer so thanks the documents leaked to the wall street journal last week we now know that the federal communications commission or f.c.c. is proposing to abandon net neutrality altogether by creating a tiered internet this means that pay to play will be the new i.s.p. business model and even those who can afford the faster tear in the dust now given the fact that the f.c.c. is supposed to be a regulator and they are shocked at how far the agency is going to protect massive telecom corporations but according to a new article by vice this shouldn't come as a surprise considering the people that run the f.c.c. ever since f.c.c. commissioner tom. took his position last year he's hired everyone from former comcast attorneys like daniel alvarez to matthew bell narrow to a former lawyer for t.v.'s telecom not to mention wheeler himself as a former lobbyist for the telecom industry and

column including why moscow could suspend the p.s. site some russian territory and baron washington using russian made rocket engines the deputy pm explains border. also to a leap of freedom noble several large scale escapes of moroccan migrants into space through this three meta told border fence as no problem to a new one to be installed a tool that raise a wad was being constructed on the border to try and stop it if ot think it'll be successful we'll be covering that more of it on why don't you don't come. the maltreatment of palestinians in israeli controlled territories is now one of the most acute problems being brought to light by locals they claim even flying a palestinian ministration flag is enough to draw the wrath of the israeli defense force fall asleep it's called the story for r.t. . another day in hebron where flag is more than just a symbol it's a reason for war the first of the things that. they see the notice that someone is climbing up his roof in order to remove a flag of a chair they had put up there but the set

p.s., rumor has it that was an ad-libbed line. truly a classic.y named one of the top romantic comedies of all time. and truly, it is. what about us, john? your favorite movie of 1989? >> "when harry met sally." >> really? >> it meets all think guy standards for a good movie. not just a romance movie. it is funny. hilarious. i love that movie. how about you? >> it has all of the lines you quote the rest of your life. >> absolutely. >> one that a lot of people wouldn't pick but because i was 8 years old. >> yeah. >> "honey, i shrunk the kids." i thought it was the most genius movie i had ever seen in my life. i want to be shrunken like the kids and be swept away and i was eating my serial and i was rooted for the kids falling through the cracks encountering all kinds of disgusting animals. it was probably one of the most hilarious movies i had seen at that point and i saw it in the theater which made it that much better. >> so many great ones from that year. who knew. >> i have to go see all of them again. year. who knew. >> i have to see them all

. >> p.s., he says he's working on his speed. >> i think he's kind of fast.t straight up and catch it and that might be as to up. >> we will work on it. >>> coming up next, what could be the future of air travel and requires no runway? >>> and later, going undercover to your favorite restaurants to reveal food and drink on secret menus, your lunch break may never be the same. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i'll give you my dirty little secret ♪ >> announcer: world news now" weather brought to you by tide plus febreeze. ou by tide plus febreeze. abby. mom! my llama smells like you. oh, kiss llama for mommy! i use tide plus febreze in the wash. it keeps their clothes and stuffed animals smelling fresher for longer. plus the smell reminds them of me. how many more sleeps until you're back? [ chuckles ] just one more! aw, that many? [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. that's my tide plus. [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank

p.s. "i adore you," features all kinds of low products.ey will go towards the family with the child battling cancer as they are also giving you the option of making their own donation when they would check out as we have posted a link to ps i adore you on our website as you can find it under the home page under the web link section. >>> new video of the overnight fire and the damage caused by the flames that spread over the homes to the parked cars. >>> a planned cinco de mayo protest tomorrow. the controversy over the wardrobe of the students. >>> an additional drop in temperatures coming your way for the afternoon. i'll line up the numbers coming up. >>> now back in california as i will tell you about the father's attempt to reunite. >>> and a house fire that broke out. just a few hours ago. >>> and a disappointment for the golden state warriors and their fans. the biggest star, they talked about falling a bit short to mornings on 2 that starts right now. >>> good morning, the south bay teen who survived a trip from san jose to maui by h

p.s., kate's a huge fan. he wrote back and said tell kate hi. she was jumping across the room.s the winner last night. which was a big shock. >> i like caleb. >> i thought caleb was great, but i don't think a lot of people expected him to win last night. >> oh, i did. >> did he really? >> two things. mika used the acronym ai which i didn't know. >> "american idol." >> that went over my head. and john legend. he is a big msnbc fan. >> he's a great guy. i'm not surprised he tweeted right back. we should have him on the show. he likes coming on. we'll bring in on and kate in. >> he's a great guy. i'm go i think to call it ai so i'm down with the kids on the street. >> i thought it was allen iverson. >> yeah. so what's going on in the news? >> vladimir putin has found a friend and it's a good friend to have, i guess, if you're vladimir putin. the russian president inked a $400 billion gas deal with the chinese capping over a decade of negotiations. it gives moscow a huge energy market. the kremlin described the 30-year contract as a ground breaking event. analysts say he was willin

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really happy you pointed out john the payment structure that's going to be just given to these i as p.s. i mean when you have the f.c.c. kind of stacked with former lobbyists and lawyers for the telecom industry it really shows you how this is all kind of channeling back to the f.c.c. it's just unbelievable how much they will get the telecom it's a huge win for them john there's so much information about this i want to bring up something that is really surprising i think how the u.s. internet speed pales in comparison to places like japan south korea i want to bring up this chart here because competition in the marketplace i mean this is going to affect competition as well i mean how does the f.c.c. is new policy going to curb the incentive for companies like comcast to invest in upgrading our infrastructure which is poorly i mean which is poor comparison to other countries and. the u.s. already has a highly concentrated market when it comes to telecommunications whether it's wireless or internet this is a problem in the united states and this is a structural problem we have and it's ju

side that are very large netflix you have google and the thing is is that the people who are the eyes p.s. have integrated backwards into the broadband thing and the people who are in broadband like level three are going to grid forward into things like caching and so i do get into each other's territories and as a result of that you get in these conflicts between monopolistic players but at the end of the day it's really the last mile where the biggest problem is because if you think of it as a highway you know if you want to get off the highway you have to go to only one different one player there's only one way off the highway and exam oh if the exit is own. or horizon or whatever they have the potential to actually charge you an exorbitant amount of money to get off that because you have no other way to exit and so that's what people are concerned about and i think that there's a legitimate reason for them to be concerned that with this new ruling that's really what's going to and it's a find out the last the star but i want to move on to our next object and i want to talk more about

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seeing the road it's like when the bill did all of this if you don't p.s. give us the. ball bills that. our correspondent peter all of that is in campaign right now closely following the ballots as that unfold let's not get the latest from the hand of mostly saying that . right now we all just expecting and waiting to see mole clashes between rioters and riot police what we've seen is a series of explosions going off for police police are trying to clear out the square as you can see the people are one piece moving in very forcefully here that we're going to have to get rid of. all that's. all that is that is saying a policeman no hitting and somebody who's on the floor right there. seems. to be so many many people driving sucks full of stones making most of cocktails heading up to that area where i say put police on riot is separated by a wall of fire it would be a colossal optimist that we think we would see any more violent clashes here it's pretty. much a space how about peace in many thanks indeed for that report and trying to be careful. thanks guys. rices they lo

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motivation of the engineers that's still true in most parts of the internet but some of the largest i asked p.s. now seem to view declining network performance not as a technical problem to be solved so much as a source of leverage and business to go she ations and i'd like to look at that around the world not only in the business not only in the banking sector where we have a dilapidated system and you have to pay a lot to get a better service to move your money faster for example we have that in the n.h.s. here where they just deplete the they let the system collapse just like they're letting the infrastructure of the broadband system collapse in america so that they can then go in to negotiate with netflix and say well you want to build a high speed line for you then you have to choke up the money right it's a subtle flora form of inflation to allow for this. to take place as you've just described it and unfortunately it has nothing to do with the free markets and everything to do with kleptocracy so your sense you've got to thank so much for usa usa usa today all right stay tuned for the se

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p.s., does this mean you'll all call me mr. from now on?" tell you in the magazine he needed fixed, it was always with a joke. that's the way he managed with this great sense of humor. >> i really liked that magazine. you were trying to figure out back in the day who to put on the cover. tell that robert denero story. >> he was a cover. that was a different take. john had been friends with him from living in tribeca. he had a great english photographer come in nick knight who is awesome. the fun part was john said come down to my apartment. i've got something for you. i go down there. he pulls this big sword out of a box and says use this. that's cool that. looks real. he goes, well it is real. it's george washington's sword. that's what was so funny with him. it was bigger than life, more than you thought. >> political aspirations. people wanted him. had this idea he would be like his father, run for president. did he give any indication he was going to go into politics? >> i hope so. now that we are all 15 years older, every time i turn on