greg co-founded by peterson. the peterson foundation focused on budget issues. we were founded before pete's foundation. we were grateful for their support. we're smaller. we don't have their money. anything international affects the u.s. host: let's head out to san bernardino, california, line for independence, ed is waiting. ed, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? quick question and i'll listen to the commentary. grover -- mr. norquist gets a lot of attention simplistically about cutting taxes and what has never seemingly owned up to in concrete terms to the american people what he wants to stop paying for. usually there is a discussion about alternatives but he doesn't say what programs he would cut. secondarily, mr. posen did mention how complicated and as an average citizen i find the border tax extremely complicated to understand. i hear about the strong dollar and so on. quite frankly i don't get it. it does seem like protectionism. i'm just wondering whether or not the protectionism or the border tax is the government's strengthening interna

he and peterson were both doing security for the even.iana is the other victim's wi wife. >> the bullet went in, it went through his finger, hit in his temple because he went like this. went in his temple, came down, and lodged in his neck. so he's got fracture there. >> reporter: and police told me moments ago the gunman still has not been caught. meanwhile, the post commander tonight met with his district commander and township officials to talk about revamping security as a result of what happened, dawn, back to you. >> shawnette, thank you. >>> four weeks into his term and president donald trump has a new director of the environmental protection agency. the senate narrowly approving scott pruett to be the new administrator of the epa. attorney general of oklahoma pruett sued the agency he's now set to lead. meantime president trump taking to the stage in charlestown, south carolina today strike agnew tone just a day after what was widely considered a chaotic and contentious news conference with reporters. the president revving up a la

yeah. >> peterson has his own youtube channel.derness with 5 million subscribe subscribers. posts a new video twice a week every single week of the year. >> feels like big needles mine forearm. >> dent try this at home. he researches and there are >> oh. >> bam. >> these are kids, posted by fine brothers entertainment on facebook. >> that must be panful. >> reacting to kcoyote's antics. why is he doing this? >> you will take away an understanding perspective of this overly villified arachnid. >> the goal its to introduce the younger generation to animals. there are a lot of kids that don't have the opportunity to go out into some of the environments we explore in. >> reporter: trying to get kids interested in nature, first he lures them in with a little click bait. >> the term.jxt9 click bait m sound look you will click on something and not see what it is that is being promised. we give you a thumbnail. saying stung by a bullet ant. better believe i'll be stung by a bullet ant. >> one of the ugliest creatures you have seen in yo

we have a study on the peterson institute website that you can go to. you can put in your county and see if you put up taxes and protectionism what it would do to long beach or silicon valley or las vegas or albuquerque. part of the competition is this issue of the strong dollar. the us something made by a lot of abstract economists is that the dollar will rise one-for-one jobs being displaced around you, but consumers at walmart, target, costco won't have to pay more for imports. this is just assumed. i'm relatively arrogant economist, but i'm not arrogant to forecast exchange rates and complete certainty in a world where the amount of dollars traded everyday is 300 times the amount that is used for trade. the financial markets are dominant in this. is complex and likely to hurt the consumer. that doesn't mean you cannot pursue this by other ways, which is why are turned to mr. norquist. guest: the other question you raised is what about reducing spending? you're quite correct that the total cost of government, the deadweight cost to government, is tot

barry peterson is there. >> reporter: emotional, she is fighting to stay in the united states. this is not just an attack on me, it is an attack on the entire imgrant commumigrant com. speaking from the church where she has taken refuge. if the system thinks it can barack me, it can make me kneel, the system is wrong. the mother of four entered the united states illegally from mexico, 20 years ago. in 2009, she was convicted of using a fake social security number, she says she was using to work. about two years later, a federal judge ordered that sunny be deported to mexico. she was allowed to stay on appeal during the obama administration. but a recent request was rejected. across town, protesters rallied in front of the u.s. immigration and custom thousands enforcement headquarters. ice agents have arrested hon drd of undocumented immigrants across the country over the last three weeks. the agency has the repeatedly said, these raids are routine. nearly 3 million were due deported under the obama administration. but ice does not enter sensitive locations such as churches, exe

he and peterson were both during security for the event. diana mack dues is the other victim's wife. >> the doctor said he shouldn't be a life. >> matthews was released from the hospital today. >> the bullet went in. went through his tipping, hit his temple because he went like this. went in his temple came down, and lodged in his neck. he's got a fracture there. >> reporter: post commander larry williams prayed all night after he got the call about what happened. >> i was very, very disturbed. i was shocked. i was amazed that someone would come here in a place that honors those who have given up their lives for this country, those who have fought for this country for our freedoms that someone would come in and do that and, you know energy our building. >> reporter: so we problem with the microphone at the. to story but what i was saying is that the post commander actually met with his district commander and township officials tonight to talk about revamping security. meanwhile police are still looking for the gunman. they're also going ove

joining us from boston is andrea peterson. andrea, thank you for braving the weather. hear where you are, boston will get seven inches of snow, perhaps? that's a mess, they don't need it. >> reporter: they definitely got a pretty good system last week, but things are quickly changing. we won't hit the mark necessarily this morning anymore in the boston area. we did get several inches overnight and they are still expected to see more today. but more like the one to three-inch range. that's not the real story here. the real story here will be the winds. just take a look at flag right now. you can see we are gusting to about 25 miles per hour. but those winds could really strengthen. it's all thanks to something we call, bear with me, we are going to geek out here, it is called bo bombogenesis. that means the winds are strengthening throughout the day. yesterday we were between the rain and snow mix, so this is a crunchy, heavy snow. it is really sticking to any kind of tree limbs out there. so all the trees, all the power lines now on this wet, heavy snow on it. the wind

for --peterson institute pi ie. you can find government norquist at atr. >> next on c-span, white house .udget dredger mick mulvaney the investigation into russia and the 2016 election. adam schiff. from >> defense secretary james mattis and david chilton speak .uesday morning jeff sessions addresses the national association of attorneys general meeting. his speech live on c-span3. policy issues that impact you. willay morning, washington talk about the budget plan and the proposed $54 billion increase for the pentagon. georgia republican congressman barry loudermill on the budget proposal including plans to cut several domestic brands including the epa. the first amendment american to serve in congress will talk about immigration and border control. he himself was an undocumented immigrant when he first came to the united states. what's washington journal at 7:00 eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> mick mulvaney spoke about the president's budget which includes the proposed $54 billion increase for

susan: let's send it over to kristina peterson.stina: i want to get your thoughts on the approach the president is taking to iran. you are a skeptic of the nuclear deal. what do you think he should be doing in response to the missile launch this week, and i know you sent a letter, but can you talk about the concerns you might have. senator cardin: first, i hope the president will consult with the senior advisers at the state department and meet with members of both sides of the aisle and capitol hilha aon hiorofeangitir 'trt an kw he wchhe clrgrme ceflyo keurits hed . er a bliicis stth vlagrmes teatnay. wergthpridt t wi mbe ocore a o alesure wha a coisntge opocyut raanta aio agnsthvaouacon krti:o u veny ncnshaleinadtial ononracod th nle aee ishisothg at reiscay goatat ts in setocain w cno e n ihora cotae r ouidthnueaagemt. thbaisc ss spsiliesreotarof e clr reen viatg e llti msi obgaon thinrniol mmitan thu. ifuy th i gh timseanio agns in r s llti miilte. weavtoo a y at fltshe vlaonofhe baisc msis d t yi t regia t nueaagemt. re.a wae

coyote peterson has gains millions of fans posting videos of dangerous animals biting and stinging him, literally using his own body as click bait. i would say don't try this at home but you probably don't have an alligator snapping turtle. here's abc's nick watt in our series "social stars." >> this is the most nervous i've ever been to take a sing or bite from anything. >> reporter: real life as one of the millions of kids who watched this dude might say. >> i'm coyote peterson and i'm about to enter the sting zone. arrgh! i can't move my arms! >> reporter: his job full-time. >> some will think it's crazy. >> reporter: fairly lucrative. naturalist, wildlife show host, connoisseur of venom and bites. >> aah! geez, yeah. >> reporter: he has his own youtube channel, brave wilderness, with over 5 million subscribers. he posted a new video twice a week, every week of the year. >> that feels like big needles going into my forearm. >> reporter: don't try this at home. he researches and there are medics on hand. >> the pain kept lasting and it would come in waves. like this rushing heat goin

at least peterson believed that. he lost. they took the building down anyway, which was too bad. but we found the foundation, which warms my heart. charlie, i hope you are looking down because there is a huge granite foundation still in the ground. scott: which, by the way, broke some of the machinery they tried to move it with. [laughter] rebecca: they were very heavy and it was very difficult to move. it was impossible to store it. so i think it was great that that building was so immovable, this beautiful granite foundation was still in place. we were excited to find them. we found a door that went under carter's alley because the building had been extended on both sides of the alley. it was fascinating to see this big old door and we have wonderful pictures of it. that is 1850. at the same time, and i have nothing to show you for this except the print. there it is. it is that one. there were a lot of pictures on this block. this is print-type that was found in one of the privies over by 3rd street. one of the members of our team, kevin bradley, did a study of this print-type

susan: let's send it over to kristina peterson. kristina: i want to get your thoughts on the approach the president is taking to iran. i know you were skeptic of the nuclear deal. what do you think he should be doing in response to the missile launch this week? i know you sent a letter, but can you talk about the concerns you might have. senator cardin: first, i hope the president will consult with the senior advisers at the state department on iran and the department of defense and meet , with members of both sides of the aisle and capitol hill who have a long history of dealing with iran. we don't trust iran. we know we have to watch the nuclear agreement carefully to make sure it is adhered to. but there are other issues. there are ballistic missile tests that violate agreements internationally. actions should be taken. we urge the president to work not only with members of congress but our allies in europe so we have a consistent message of policy out about iran and take action against the various actions. -- their nefarious ac

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lamont peterson spent a lot of outside the ring. 16 months. but he says all the rest is gone.ym and i've been working and working on getting better. >reporter: this next bout february 18th versus another champ. >> so many lamont -- over the years. to be able to make, you and have suchence an impact on their lives, it means the world to me. >> plenty of support from the channel 8 legend flynn harris came out. i'm m training hard and doing it for honestly the kids at the gym. that don't even box. just go about their life and something in lish life and i try to give them motivation. abc7 rter: robert burton, sports. >> good to see glen at that story. a boxer e i interview or see a story like that, i want to get in the gym. omething about it is contagious. >> like rocky. >> great workout. >> absolutely. move on to breaking news out of virginia. we've learned that all orthbound lanes of the gw parkway are currently closed. this is happening right near turkey run. us that a olice tell car flipped over. however, no one was hurt. to o have a crew on the way the scene here on the parkw

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this morning about a busy week in washington and a busy week ahead with our two reporters, kristina peterson and lisa mascaro. senator before we get started , with specific questions, we have just finished up the second week. it is hard to believe, of the trump administration. i wonder how you feel about the

he is joined by the president of the peterson institute for discussion on a key proposal and the republican tax reform effort.

jeff hallstrom has teamed up with jeff peterson on a new book called crunch time.ple to be their best when it matters most. he joins us from naperville, illinois. the theme is something called reframing. what does that mean? >> reframing is learning to override our instinctive reflexive reaction to tough situations to see it in a different and better way. if i can see the situation in a different and better way, i can get different results.>> reporter: is that really something people can learn to do? it seems you either have it or you don't. >> actually, it is something you can learn to do. we all have this caveman part of our brain that reacts poorly under pressure situations and it causes us to have a lot of negative self talk and doubt and fear and worry. but, we can learn to override that response and it is something -- it is a skill that can be learned by anyone and not just the elite. >> reporter: you have michael jordan and others and of course we are seeing video of your co- author rick peterson who was with the a's for several years and he also went on to

. >>> joining us now, indra peterson. give us an update on conditions this morning. how bad are they and how do they look for the rest of the day? >> reporter: unbelievable. look at the difference. temperatures 66 degrees. we were 25 degrees above normal. now, we are looking for a 30-40 degree temperature drop. very easy to see, miserable out here this morning. we know a winter storm is comin our way. take a look at the storm. this is camelback mountains in the poconos. in philly, we are expecting to see that snow. a winter storm warning is currently in effect. we are looking for 3-6 inches of snowfall in the area here. winds could gust 25-30 miles per hour. as far as the timing of the system, take a look right now. heavy rain is falling across the area. this is what we are expecting for the next hour or so. e venturely, this is going to turn over into sleet. think about the morning commute. we take you over here closer. the roads, plenty of rain. doesn't seem like a problem if you head out early enough. of course, as you get into the colder hours, a few hours away,

peterson is is a storing at the university of -- historian at the university of virginia who is a great admirer of jefferson. i thought it would be interesting to look at this man , alexander hamilton, who when i'm beginning to write this in is still seens, as a malevolent force. sort of the darth vader of the country's founding. and it proved to be fairly simple. i mean, i had to make sure that i understood hamilton's record as best i could. i had to make sure i went through his writings extensively, and the writings of his contemporaries and then the distortions begin to appear very quickly. including this, i wish there was a war quote. a 14 year are taking old and applying that thinking to a man in his 40's? and people not pointing that out. so very quickly i began to see this campaign of distortion that jefferson and his lieutenants launched in the 1790's and how it carried on for decades. i mean, jefferson believed hamilton was a colossus. as he put it. and they took him seriously, i will give them that. they took him so seriously that they decided he needed to be destroyed both in

. >>> adlin peter -- adrian peterson will be a free appearing. the vicings declined to exercise their option for his contract. he was scheduled to make $18 this season. the vikings gm said the team will continue to talk to peterson's representatives about the possibility of resigning him. >>> fat tuesday festivals underway in the big easy. just the how much revenue celebration general ates. how much you cancelebrate. . >>> developing news from houston texas where a manhunt is underway after two police officers were shot the and taken to the hospital. one is in critical condition. the other suffered injuries to his foot. the officers were responding to a home burglary when a shoot out started. the mayor of houston said one suspect is dead and one or two others are still on the loose. clearly the story will follow through ott day. >>> you may notice a number of internet services affected by a outage of amazon's cloud service. >> today we speak to an expert about what was affected and if your information is at risk and your flickal coverage of just

lamont peterson.n won the weather waitai champion this week.his after spending his entire career at 140 pounds, peterson is the pied piper of the of d.c. boxers. he picked up boxing at age 10 after being shuffled aroundeing between foster homes. and hopes to inspire others who may be going through the same. i have the pressure of knowing that i can't let the kids down. it just moat investigates me to do my best. i train hard as i do. i know the kids are watching and i want to be a good role model for them. we're another day closer to decision day for the redskins it's a 50/50 chance cousins returns to washington. he expects the team to tag cousins and then trade him tom san francisco.ncis we'll so. one quarterback who won't be moving this season, winston. he has a checkered past, shoplifting and sexual assaultsl among his list of transgressions. this week he was asked to spendo to a group of elementary schooln kids and this was the result when some boys started to fall asleep. boy, stand up. we strong

daytona 500 is tomorrow. >> yeah. >> indra peterson is back. >> is a little groomloomy. look how spoiled we are. it is rain and we are complaining. a change to warm temperatures. now a threat for severe weather. a lot changing out here. watching that squall line make the way to the east. you can see it effecting ohio valley. remember, it is warm in the afternoon. you combine the events there with the major cities. philadelphia, washington, new york with a little bit of a slight risk. you will not see much. if a storm pops, we have the threat. even for an isolated tornado. watch out for that. the other story is the temperatures. look at this. 60 degrees. possible record heat in the eastern half of the country. hello, instagram shots. we are warmer than >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. take a look at your forecast. the forecast will be very warm making it to the low 70s for philadelphia but thunderstorms and strong winds will start to move through late through the day into the early evening. mid-60s to upper 60s in the lehigh valley and berks c

indra petersons is here. good morning. >> good morning, i think the pilot had a worst day after that moment. >> that's one travel delay i've never had. >>> take a look. we were complaining about snowfall. this is what we get. storm after storm. 42 million of you under advisories here. another winter storm. this is developing as we speak. the big hitter toward portland. six to nine inches. i have to show you this. look at boston. you are on the threshold where you are getting three, six, nine or over a foot of snowfall. this is just a few miles and everything changes. i feel sorry for forecasters out in boston. it's going to be a tough day. >>> good morning, your forecast for today, temperatures will not warm much at all. low to mid 40s for pennsylvania. most of us only seeing rain and picking up late morning to mid afternoon. on and off showers that get more scattered until later in the afternoon. chances of icing in the lehigh valley. warmer spots in new jersey and delaware up to 15. >>> literally, i think a

indra petersons is here. good morning. >> good morning, i think the pilot had a worst day after that moment. >> that's one travel delay i've never had. >>> take a look. we were complaining about snowfall. this is >>> right now we're getting some rain. it is moving in from the west out of the mountains. that area of light rain coming into our northern suburbs and heading up 95 to baltimore, 270 fredrick. off to our west, a little light rain in the shenandoah valley. all this advancing off to the east. occasional light rain for the rest of this sunday with highs reaching low 60s. then some strong winds move in tonight as we clear out. sunny, very windy tomorrow. weather alert day. high near 50. chilly week coming up. mild next weekend. >>> literally, i think a week ago, i was say whag winter, where is winter? it's my fault. >> you spent a week in the snow. >>> the grammy awards are tonight in los angeles. high drama over which of the megastars wins the top honors and tension behind the scenes as well. steve pat

the path of this storm and what's coming up in the days ahead, let's bring in meteorologist indra petersons. this has been an incredibly powerful system. take a look here in the last 24 hours, upwards of 10 inches of rain through southern california. as we mentioned, that's not the end of the story. unfortunately, in the pacific, already looms a second system expected to make its way through sunday as we move in through monday. you see the moisture pouring towards northern california. there will be a slight change here. more scattered showers in southern california. look at the flood threat through northern california. especially towards oroville, they could see 3 inches of rain. the one blessing, it's expected to be a colder system. likely the runoff will not exist until later in the season as we'll see snowfall. >> not just the storm out west, there's unusual weather in the rest of the country as well. >> severe weather threat in texas, that first system farther to the east. also going to be watching, look at the temperatures, chicago today saw a record of 70 degrees. typically, they shou

indra peterson. >> let's do it. weather, whether you love it or. about warm weather. this is not changing. hasn't been changing. we're just bringing on the heat app pull the heat going. as high as michigan and minnesota. look at the temperatures through the weekend. look at omaha. minneapolis 34, by the way. we're talking february. that is 13 above average for this time of year. houston, high of 77 degrees. you know they're loving that. that's a look at the big picture, let's take a look at your weather. >> good morning. off to a clear and cold start this morning. temperatures are hovering just in the low 20s now. much of the region. later today climbing up then tomorrow afternoon highs near 50. back to work and school on monday with some milder temperatures. much milder on tuesday. some scattered sprinkles around that may linger. dry after that and getting chilly again. >>> i think we're still laughing at sheinelle. sorry. >> no, no. for me, i said i know your true colors. they come out. >> what about your true colors? >> you curse. >> i do not. i

daytona 500 is tomorrow. >> yeah. >> indra peterson is back. >> is a something's changing. we're so spoiled. it's february, we're talking about rain and we're complaining. but it's true. definitely a change. warm temperatures out here. now a threat for severe weather. so a lot changing out here. we're watching that squall line make it way to the east right now. remember, it gets warm in the afternoon. you combine those events there, and even some of the major cities, philadelphia, washington, new york has a bit of a slight risk out there. you're not going to see much. but we do have that threat even for an isolated tornado. you do want to be watching out temperatures. look at this. 60 degrees. meanwhile, 30s and take out our instagram shots. we are warmer than l.a. that's a look at the big picture, take a look at your local weather. >> weather alert day. the risk of strong storms in our region. right now just some showers coming into the mountains. but advances to the east and gets closer to us between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. we do have that risk of some damaging winds and hail.

peterson spoke to that but we're the ones that appoint we need - at least i feel there is a question and like to should have made that to the reach out to me that would be helpful people have to understand - >> supervisor fewer. >> thank you chair so this is a counselor that actually is really important to me i think you know that my father-in-law founded the urban forestry i come i married into family 35 years of actress and my husband continues to prune the street trees so i'm concerned about and ethic in case diversity i think that we have diversity in thought and opinion i actually would agree with supervisor yee that we keep the one position open and do outreach to look for adding more diversities to the council i agree that everyone has an expertise for the appointment to the council but having gender and racial diversity it is important for san francisco my suggestion i'll say to actually supervisor yee suggestion that leavi

the threat was reportedly made on william peterson's facebook page earlier this month. peterson told secret service agent he believed the former president had sex with his fiancee. a judge has ordered him to have a pschiatric exam before he goes to trial. >>> a lengthy investigation has paid off in the bros after betsy ross he will in delaware two. new castle women facing prostitution charges, 20 year old nicole kelly, and sarah hundredrich, worked prostitution house 1100 washington street. they say culley was the prostitutement developers say that in that she paid hundredrich ace a place to use her house. >> attack caught on surveillance in philadelphia, see the guys attack someone, innocent victim walking to the street. they beat him down on the ground. once he's down there, it doesn't even stop. they continue to beat him, punch him, kick him, as our dawn timoney report, our officers want to get these guys off the street. >> twenty year old man knocked to the grounds and beaten as he walks down the street. philadelphia police just releasing surveillance of the vicious

. >> well, the other guard, mark peterson, was shot in the arm. both victims were airlifted to the hospital and are expected to be released today. police are hoping to get leads as to who the gunman is. >>> a victim was stabbed several times late this afternoon in collingdale, delaware county. chopper 6 was over the 500 block of mcdade boulevard as police laid out crime tape just about one, hour ago. no word yet on any arrests here or what led up to the stabbing. >>> a former student is suing a bucks county boarding school in the wake of a grand jury investigation into sexual abuse. the 29-year-old woman who has not identified herself claims the solebury school did not do anything when she told the athletic director sexually assaulted her when she was student. now, she says the relationship continued even after she graduated. earlier this month a, a grand jury report found nine adults abused students for decades there because of the statute of limitations, this victim is the only one who can still file suit. she does not want to press criminal cha

. >> kim peterson and teresa became fast friends in college, both were photographers working at the same studio in green bay. kim says teresa had a special way with her subjects. >> she would get the smile. that was one thing, i think, that she really loved to do, was just make other people smile. >> reporter: the two stayed in touch after graduation as they launched their careers. but that would all change suddenly on october 31, 2005. kim caught a story on the local news, teresa was missing. >> investigators say the 25-year-old photographer was on assignment for auto trader magazine when she disappeared. >> and my heart juin someone i knew. >> and what do you do at that moment? >> i felt helpless 'cause you wanna just deny it. you want to try to get in touch with her. >> did you try to call her? >> i did try to text her, but -- >> no response? >> no response. >> reporter: wisconsin police quickly launched a massive search, bolstered by a team of volunteers. after two days, a big break. >> they had found teresa's vehicle on the avery salvage yard. >> reporter: tom fassbender, then a spe

. >> indra peterson is helping us out. good to see you. >> roof or no roof? open or closed? the temperatures 15 degrees above normal. showers in the morning, then showers expected after the game. during the game, it's supposed to stay dry for a few hours, looking for 72 degrees at kick off. west coast, a series of storms expected out there. one, two, thre >>> good morning. oak land right now at 50 degrees, partly cloudy skies and we will be dry through the morning, but we are tracking a storm that is expected to make its arrival tonight, bringing windy conditions and also a decent amount of rainfall. we're also expecting not one, not two, but three storms to make their way in through the next search days across the bay area. >>> willie gave m >> what is the forecast for the super bowl? >> indoors. >> 63? >> 63. >> don't have to do anything. >> thanks so much. see you in a second. straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including the pregnancy announcement heard around the world as america's royal family blesses us with two more heirs. >>> two more reasons not to get

. >> joining me now is james peterson, msnbc contributor, and aisha moodie-mills, president and ceo of fund. let me go to you first, james. president trump clearly not knowing frederick douglass was no longer with us for over 100 years, but aside from that, really pivoting toward raising the issue of crime and violence, something that we all denounce, something that we all want to deal with, but clearly, you can't give this one-dimensional picture of black america over and over and over again, as he's done, like that's the only issue in black america, and really not even dealing with the underlying issues to the violence in chicago that he refers to. >> yeah, it seems like he has kind of a one-track mind when he thinks about the experience of black folks in the united states. it's quite ironic, rev, that he's not literate about the history of frederick douglass, given the fact that so much of frederick douglass' first nairive was how literacy led to freedom for him. so the fact that they don't know much about black experience and black history and this administration couldn't give you

peterson spoke to that but we're the ones that appoint we need - at least i feel there is a question and like to should have made that to the reach out to me that would be helpful people have to understand - >> supervisor fewer. >> thank you chair so this is a counselor that actually is really important to me i think you know that my father-in-law founded the urban forestry i come i married into family 35 years of actress and my husband continues to prune the street trees so i'm concerned about and ethic in case diversity i think that we have diversity in thought and opinion i actually would agree with supervisor yee that we keep the one position open and do outreach to look for adding more diversities to the council i agree that everyone has an expertise for the appointment to the council but having gender and racial diversity it is important for san francisco my suggestion i'll say to actually supervisor yee suggestion that leaving that one seat open but follow the recommendations i think myself i'll say that john malcolm hillan and saudi arabian and meg lowman. >> supervisor yee.

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mark peterson shot in the arm and both were air lifted to cooper hospital for treatment. and the suspect took off in the chaos and police have surveillance video from inside of the vfw. >> i am 100% confident with the police department and they are pursuing leads and confident that soon someone will be apprehended. >> vfw officials are har if ied by the violence and fear it will overshadow the community service projects the clubs run. >> it doesn't stand for what these veterans stand for westant for peace and love. >> neither. the guards wounds are described as life-threatening and the mayor says there is a meeting here at 5:30 he will be attending along with local and state vfw reps to talk about safety and security here at the hall. they are confident there will be an arrest in this double shooting. i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> a gunman that shot and killed a manager in a bar in north philadelphia remains on the loose. it happened at 1:00 inside of moniques lounge at north 23rd street. a man entered the bar with a hood around his face and got into an ar

peterson told grassly, you're going to need them over the next few years.oing to need tums as i'm pretty sure it's the closest thing republicans haves for a replacement to obamacare. [ light laughter ] with tums and advil care you get to choose your own healthcare. tums or advil. [ laughter ] but no one got more of an earful than arkansas senator, tom cotton, who faced down an auditorium full of hundreds of angry voters who spent hours grilling him. >> we are concerned because it appears that this administration is trampling our constitutional rights. [ cheers and applause ] >> i would like everyone who is affected by the affordable care act and affected by health care to stand up. [ cheers ] [ chanting ] tax returns. tax returns. tax returns. >> seth: yeah, show us the tax returns and also, don't you own an iron? [ laughter ] he looks like a kid in a school play whose performance was so bad, they called him back out on stage by himself so everyone could boo him. you suck tin man! give that heart back! in fact, gop town halls have gotten so rowdy that even

zach peterson passed out $450 worth of roses. made sure he didn't leave anyone out. >> i decided that i should get roses for all of you. and the lunch ladies and the office ladies and the counselors and my mom. she got a bouquet this morning too many. >> i'm so proud of him. some day some girl will be lucky. >> yeah. i think so. he remembered the lunch lady and his mom of course. mom said he didn't do it for the reaction. he just did it out of the kindness of his heart. >> he looks like a great guy. i have to add that's a wonderful way to meet a lot of girls. >> true. >> just saying. >>> let's meet sal. is he right over there. >> i for got about that. when i was single i was always looking for angles. >> and you didn't think about handing out roses. >> yes. i did give flowers to my girls yesterday. >> good. >> good. > l >> every one of them. >> we have slow traffic. the ace train is out. let's go to the the tracy drive. ace train not running again today. they still need the tracks for freight train service. some of the other trac