we are here with rabbi steven pierce. welcome back. we were talking about your observations and talking about issues around social action and people really looking for what is spiritual nurturing for them and i'm wondering what your observations been about how you fulfill people's needs that way and by implication change in congregation and people. i wonder what your experience has been around that issue of what change is in a congregation? >> i think you are honing for any challenge in any organization particularly religious organizations, we jews have a statement before the office with know whom you stand. which is what should be we've always done it that way. any new opportunity gets dismissed as that will never work or we tried. in many congregations change is painful. in one of my congregations when i wanted something, when i wanted to get it, it was so painful and i didn't want it anymore. governs and management. everything is a management issue. where they say look, it's congregation and what would you like to do. so we go to a

as you include your piercing? >> right now, we think that there is, we are looking at maybe, 40, 40 places and we will give you an out come and these are the places that will register with us and they will not be inspected on a routine basis and these are the folks that use the gun. >> yeah. >> i have a daughter, i have the ear infection things. >> there is less requirements for that. >> yeah. >> there should be more but there are less. >> yeah. >> commissioner o'brien? >> i am just curious to know, how you come up with the figure for $175 for the new fee? >> yeah. >> we feel that is how much time it will take in terms of our staffing to, well, maybe i will explain the whole and i will explain the budget to you. >> i don't want to suck up a lot of time for that, but, maybe a better way to go for my reaction for that is i am always adverse to huge hikes, you know, there are people that are running business, now, and they have been for some time and they are used to the 25 dollar fee and suddenly, they see, 100, wha

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pierce was in town visiting family when a gunman reportedly jumped from a car and robbed pierce, thenis bmw. pierce and a friend riding with him are reportedly shaking up but okay. >>> do you live in one of america's smartest cities? a new list reveals the country's brainiest places. the top three, ithaca, new york; state college, pennsylvania; and lafayette, indiana. coming in last, cincinnati, ohio. wonder what's up with that? >> final goodbyes take place today to actor james gandolfini. his new york city funeral will be a star-studded tribute. >> good morning to you. this funeral to take place here at the cathedral church at st. john the divine in morning side heights at 10 a.m. it is an episcopal church and james gandolfini was catholic, but this church played host to noteables over the years. it is big enough for immediate family members and friends as well as many adoring fans. this is a very public event. last night there was a private wake held in new jersey that was only open to immediate family and friends. we got a chance to talk to some of his immediate family members to s

charlie pierce at esquire.com coming up -- >> charlie pierce is dumb. >> stephanie: how about that twitter forth on twitter. because you can't get into depth on anything, so it has to be something really shallow. >> stephanie: it reminds me of my stand-up days in the '80s. when a really drunk guy gets into it with a comedy and it's like really? this is not going to end well for you. miss utah is his idea of an intelligent woman. >> yeah we need better educations. >> and it's up to the men to do that. >> right. >> stephanie: all right. here she is jacki schechner in the current news center. sglovrjs good morning, everybody. the center will start voting on immigration reform today. the two republican ones aren't supposed to pass. it would include building a 700-mile fence along the border. the two democratic amendments which are likely to make it through would automatically grant citizenship to international children adopted by u.s. citizens and would add tribe representatives to the task force. claire mccaskill has become the first member of congress to endorse the pac pushing hillary clint

ready and senator pierce right until he killed himself and four people. he turned the gun on himself just over a year ago at his home in gilbert, arizona. but before he met that bad end and took those innocent people with him, he was just another anti-immigration guy with camouflage and nazi suit in regular clothes to wear to rallies where he could be applauded by officials in conservative politics. the arizona bill that russell pierce and those guys tried to pass and did succeed in passing was known as the papers please law. that pioneering experiment in state mandated profiling was struck down by the supreme court. the author of the bill, russell pierce, got turfed out of his job in the senate. he got recalled by the voters, the first lawmaker in state history to suffer that humiliation in arizona. he was the first horseman of the anti-immigrant movement in arizona and he lost his job. the second horseman, you could say, is sheriff joe arpaio in maricopa county. his office engaged in racial profiling against latinos. in 2008 the sheriff spoke at a meeti

bad larry king now our guest is pierce brosnan for years you know him as james bond and now he's back on screen the romantic comedy love is all you need it opens this friday it's already gotten advance rave reviews. how did the bob things come to you it was sean turner is franchised and excited and you reinvent that as you get it with my late wife cassie because the heresy was in a james bond movie for your eyes only that was the first contact with the family the broccolis barbara broccoli cubby broccoli was still alive and he was that he was the grand master of all of this brilliant franchise and so we joked about it my wife and i that i would play james bond and lo and behold in eighty six remington steele the canceled and they came to me and offered me the job all of the you do. in the end i did i did four movies where they fun. other great fun it's a huge challenge for any man to step into such a role and especially after mission to sean connery and this. what he did the whole those years back. it was fun it was hard work if you talk to him about it now talks when he them about it

a bad pierce brosnan love those all you need opens friday before we get to some social media questions we play a little game called if you only know mamma mia. if you only knew it was well so they say so just some people don't think so judge oibda oh i loved it it was criminal how much fun excuse me we had on that it was a stepmother. somewhat just the gift that keeps giving in many respects i mean when you know you have a film you have an actress the thank meryl streep and such a beautiful company of players. but i think it was it was beyond everyone's wildest dreams. she was i can see meryl is yes she's cut from the heavens in the glory of acting we have some social media questions will taleb really we may have asked already when did you first know you wanted that when you went that i was seventeen eighteen at least accounts once you know did you get rejected in the acting world before making it do you have many rejections constantly always hear you but it's part of an actor's actor's life you're going to be judged on you're going to be rejected and you just have to keep going you ha

. ♪ pierce ♪ ♪ he's a clean ♪ ♪ pierce ♪ >> stephanie: charlie pierce political columnist for esquire.comow are yao? >> oh and jacki is here. if she wasn't here we would be able to talk abortion and a woman's place in the home. >> why do you need a women's voice on those things. >> right. that's what i mean. if we're following the role models in congress. charlie, the president is nominating three people for the district court today but the manning case is happening today, and -- it -- what do you think that -- that -- the air between manning and rosen is? and -- and this odd part of all things are whistle blowing or nothing is whistle blowing kind of thing? >> i -- i -- i have gone back and forth on this a great -- a great deal. i'm stanchly in defense of my profession, and the freedom of speech. i recognize the rights of governments to have secrets and do what they need to do to function, but i really don't know. i think that -- that -- that the government is grossly overcharging bradley manning for the fact -- if he did -- osama bin laden got ahold of something on wiki leaks, therefore

your neighbor's body, you feel as if it had pierce yours. in addition to that, we now know that it is scientifically true. i spent $3 billion of your to finish the sequencing of the human genome. [applause] all the people and the scientists will tell you what has happened. it is the best money we have ever spent. it has generated best -- massive economic prosperity. patterns thatd make little children susceptible to certain kinds of cancers. medicines have been developed which have saved their lives. we have just begun. the most important thing for all of you is that when the genome was sequenced, we learned that every -- look around this crowd, every non-age related difference you can see, including race and gender, are all rooted in one half of one percent of your genome. the same. 99.5% to doe of our ability genetic history, we have found interesting relatives. you know. which has made for funny things. found out inicians ofir lineage embarrassments their current politics. the most important thing is, we are 99 point five percent the same

hampton pierce is live with a look at futures today. >>> hi, marla. how are you? futures are higher after stocks suffered their worse day since april 15g9 following a set of disappointing economic reports and continued worries the fed may start pulling back on its stimulus programs. the dow will try to avoid its first three-day losing streak of the year. today, we get data later this morning on unemployment. the dow dropping 216 points on wednesday to close at 14960. the nasdaq losing 43 points closing at 3401. meanwhile, microsoft to end the fbi are working with authorities in 80 countries to launch an assault on one of the world's biggest cybercrime rates. the group is believed to have stolen more than half a million dollars from bank accounts over the past 18 months. the hackers used this to take over 5 million p.c.s around the world using them to steal from dozens of financial institutions, including american express, bank of america, city group and paypal. finally, craving a big mac and hash browns. the golden arches is here to please. mcdonald's plans to sta

pierce jackson recently reconnected with her biological mother.ne jackson shares guardianship of the three children along with the sinners nephew tj jackson. the children are listed as plaintiffs in a multimillion dollar lawsuit against concert promoter aeg. >> an emotional admission in court by the army staff sergeant accused of sneaking off base and murdering 16 afghan civilians. robert bales voice cracked as he told a judge there's no good reason for the horrible things he did. he testifies as he remember burning the victims bodies. his do a guilty plea and jersey will avoid the death penalty. sentencing is set for august. >>> first lady michelle obama doesn't back down when a heckler interrupts her speech during a fundraiser at a private home in washington. >> and i don't care what you believe in. way, way. one of the things i don't do well is this. >> on video the first lady convincing, walking off stage, and threatening to leave. she eventually came back and finish the speech. the hecklers were from a gay- rights group who wanted to discuss

in the establishments that we can regulate and what we are going to be doing is registering ear piercing facilities and so all of the ear piercing facilities at malls wither going to be at least getting documentation on them so that we can contact them if we have something else that happens. >> and okay, in terms of the fees, the establishment fees that we have been charging will not change, this does not change that at all. but it will add new fees and it will increase the fees for the practitioners and it will go from $25 a year which was what the limit that was set by the state for many years and now we are imposing $175 a year fee for the practitioners. also, we are going to add fees for things like temporary events, and also, for i got, mobile food, in case they are actually mobile, i mean, mobile body art facilities. we don't expect that, but there may be some. and then we will have a fee to charge those. >> so, in general, that is it for me right now. >> okay. any questions. >> commissioner comments? >> commissioner white? >> i noticed that you are proposing a $800 fee and $186 ho

the same with the piercing industry. myself, my business, they are all employees, because i know the law, and i think when it comes to cosmetics tattoo artists they will be contractor as well. >> so for those businesses that you know of where they are contractors, are you aware as to whether the individual who is the contractor sets the fee or the establish. sets the fee? >> are you talking the fee that the customer would pay? >> yes. >> the contractor sets that fee. if i am setting a fee for my tattoo artists they are employees and i think that the shops will say that they have a shop rate but you can get really willie nilly and you can go to one that will do it at one price and another, and at the end of tattoo artist will name the price and they are all setting their own fees but the facility permit fee, i am sorry the practitioner registration fee which is not a registration for the facility, that goes just for the individual, and you were wondering earlier is that going to create the confusion on whether or not that

what those piercings are capable, once they're taken out they could contain contraband.be used as a weapon, could be against himself, against staff or even fellow inmates. >> i have another one on the back of my neck. it's called a surface staple. as you can see, there's a bar through my neck and there's two flat head screwdriver parts to it. >> basically, for mr. ruiz, for him it's been a good thing being isolated because he won't be exposed to a general population setting. he won't be exposed to gang politics. he won't be exposed to inmate pressures. so for mr. ruiz, it might have been a saving grace for him that he actually had piercings and that he was removed from general population so he doesn't have to answer any of those questions. >> well, as you know, i'm from orange county jail. >> just hours before he would answer to the judge. ruiz used his time in isolation to write a letter to his girlfriend who he had not spoken to since his arrest. >> baby i'm sorry for not picking you up at work. i was in a police car at the time. i hope you're there when i get out. the

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i'm the chief financial officer of pierce county alliance.s, i'm one of those ones who bought stock. >> pierce county commissioners didn't like the sound of that, and they didn't like the results of the county auditor's report. 40 addicts from drug court had been treated with prometa. after 14 months, 57% were clean. but the auditors said that that was no better than the usual therapies. after spending nearly a quarter of a million dollars on prometa, the commissioners pulled the funding. you know, there are some eminent scientists in this field who know the biology of addiction, and they look at the prometa drug protocol and they say, "we can't see how this works." >> i don't care how it works. but i know it does work. that's the bottom line. the alternative is a hopeless life on dope living in my truck. >> terren peizer has commissioned four more studies, betting his company and $150 million that the medicine will catch up with his marketing. depending on who you talk to, you're either a revolutionary or a snake oil salesman. >> let the pat

pierce is en route to a birthday party when she spots the fight. >> she, obviously, acted out of instinct. what she did, to me, was heroic, because not many people get involved. >> since the incident, angela pierce receives a humanitarian award for her bravery and even has a facebook fan page dedicated to her. but her biggest fan remains officer jonathan seiter. >> we have been in contact since and i'm thankful that she was there. my wife is thankful that she was there. i've been blessed to still be here to be talking to you today. >>> coming up -- police find themselves in an explosive situation. >> oh, my god. if there's somebody in that car. >> and later, cops on the highway face a whole different kind of traffic stop. >> he's going to crash and we're going to have a huge mess. people are going to get hurt out of this. when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries" continues. we've been bringing people together. today, we'd like people to come together on something that concerns all of us. obesity. and as the nation's leading beverage company, we can play an important role. that includes co

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a bullet pierced his windshield ended up lodge in the car. >> we heard multiple gun shops. -- gunshots. >> if you ask around, some would say it is a turf war in the neighborhood, a neighborhood that is trying to bounce back. just hope it does not happen again. >> a bullet hole in another window tells you violent crime is a major problem. and those who live here admitted has been a way of life for too long. directly across the street, a number of new townhomes are up and now selling. residents are saying they're trying to change the image of the in -- of the neighborhood, but it is incidences' like these that keep them on edge. >> i was walking when it happened. i was just trying to get out. police havernoon, no motives, no arrests, searching for a getaway car. both victims remain in serious condition. >> two people suspected of setting dozens of fires on virginia's eastern shore are in court today. charles smith and honeybun are both charged with arson and conspiracy -- and tonya london are charged with arson and conspiracy to commit arson. court documents show that he told investigato

kron 4's jeff pierce has more. >> because the district has thirty six hours without a substantial proposal we no longer think that it's fair to keep the public not knowing if there is gong to be a strike so we will be out on the picket line on to the riders we'll continue to try and reach an agreement but we will be on strike on monday. >> reporter: with those words bart union negotiators walked away from contract talks saturday afternoon taking the suitcases they had brought in hopes of a marathon negotiating session. >> we've been here since yesterday awaiting proposals the the district was supposed to supply to us. we were given several times that they would come down and meet with us to no avail. we left here after eleven o'clock still waiting. we came here this morning with a starting time of ten, we were told eleven, we were told twelve thirty, we were told two, we were told three thirty and yet we received nothing. >> reporter: those frustrations at the table resulted in union negotiators walking out and declaring their intentions to silence bart stations on monday morning. >> we ha

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kron 4's jeff pierce has more on this violent domestic stabbing. >> reporter: violence erupted early saturday morning in the quiet sonoma county town of windsor. >> at seven thirty am windsor police were dispatched to a stabbing. >> we heard this blood curdling scream that was just horrible and we knew something bad was happening. >> when they arrived on scene they found a sixty year old female suffering from multiple stab wounds >> reporter: in what appeared to be an act of domestic violence one man is dead and a sixty year old woman is clinging to life in a santa rosa hospital. >> i saw him stick something under his shirt. >> the suspect was carrying a knife and at that point the suspect charged at the officers and the officers shot the suspect to stop the >> reporter: sonoma county sheriff's officials did not identigy either the suspect or the victim nor what possible relationship they might have had but a passerby overheard a distraught witness to the incident. >> and a young boy came out and said "dad why did you do that." >> reporter: santa rosa police are handling the investig

. >> i am verian pierce, and i am a peer responder and i started as a member of the action group, which one is of the support groups we have available at mha, and i came to a point in my life i just needed to deal with this issue. and a friend -- i told a friend, i am a hoarder. i had this realization and he told me about the action group, and mha and i went and it was -- these are people i can speak to about this shameful behavior. there is so much shame and stigma around this behavior and coming to the support group or talking to john or having a peer responder come to your home, it's the first time in many, many years that most people have allowed someone to cross their front door, because there is so much terror, if you see how i live, you will think i am a terrible person. so we just live in isolation. it's a very isolating disorder. so i started the support group or i joined the support group as a participant and then one evening, john franklin, our team leader came in and said there was a peer responder position open and i just thought that is for me. so i got it and here i am an

i don't like it when there's a whole bunch of tattoos and piercings. and things like that. >> turns you off. >> i have to fight it because i have met a few people with tattoos and piercings who are sweet people. it's usually what you aren't used to but you don't know anybody like that. it puts you off. >> you remember when -- >> it's wrong, but we did it. >> remember when we met russell brand. perfect example. we loved him. >> he's like fascinating. >> but in the beginning, we were like, i don't know. >> but we loved him. he's great. >> you know when you are speaking to someone and making eye contact. the question is, what's the normal -- what's a good length of time to hold eye contact? >> before you blink or just look away? >> that's not creepy. you are having a conversation and you are looking at someone because you are engaged, you are listening. and "the wall street journal" says that there is a ten -- around ten seconds is how long you should hold eye contact. that's kind of a long time. don't you think? >> yes, but there are other people you can

armor piercing bullets. they have asked for tanks as well. we are seplly providing ammunition and small arms. how realistic is it to expect these arms are even going to have some practical effect on the ground? >> well, i think a lot of people share your skepticism. it's hard to see how this could tip the balance towards the rebels. i think what obama wants to see is the conflict not necessarily prolonged but for the rebels to become more equal with the syrian regime in order to force a diplomatic solution. secretary of state john kerry produced talks that don't seem like they will happen until fall. >> elise viebeck. stick around, we'll talk about 2016. >>> meanwhile in colorado, firefighters are making progress battling the state's most destructive wildfire ever. what's being called the black tpoefrt fire started tuesday in colorado springs. so far it's killed two people and destroyed 473 houses. a surprise rain shower helped firefighters contain 0% of it yesterday. that's prompted authorities to lift some evacuation orders in the surroundi

and you have to do something so we are in favor of this new policy if you could include that to be pierce along sutter and post streets. >> thank you. >> anthony jackson, followed by shandra carol and joe bulluck. >> good afternoon, i would like to say that i agree with the previous two speakers in the sense that i am a resident of the city and i have been in a situations of having jobs of management and employ and non-employment. and as such, this whole issue has to do with morals and the jobs of the city is not to pass a moral judgment on people, say for instance, the women that we are concerned with lives in red toyotas would you put a ban on all red toyotas. suppose that they lived in cardboard boxes what is the use of using the money and time of staoet to put a been on a vehicle when the problem seems to be with the morals of the people who live in them. i understand that a bench of people may leave the buses on the street and sell them to people that are not responsible and does not give the city or anyone representing the city the right to tell me the right that i can't live the wa

. >> pierce jackson is just 15 years old. the second child of the late michael jackson.but when news broke that she had been rushed to the hospital early wednesday morning, there were hints of a possible suicide attempt. entertainment tonight said on its website that pierce's mother confirmed, her daughter tried to take her own life and said the teenager has a lot going on these days. >> reporter: the jackson family compound is here in calabasas. los angeles county fire department confirms, crews responded overnight to a call from the neighborhood, for a possible overdose. >> at 1:27 this morning, we responded, concerning a medical situation, medical attention was offered and a patient was transported to a local hospital. >> reporter: paris's grand mother, katherine jackson, issued a statement, saying, being a sensitive 15-year-old is difficult no matter who you are. it is especially difficult when you lose the person closest to you. paris may have hinted about her mood in recent days on twitter. on tuesday, paris quoted the beatles, tweeting, yesterday, all my troubles

look at them, so piercing blue.s as if anderson cooper and a siberian husky made love and had a baby. i want one of those. i want one of those. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, father mcdreamy, you were saying that lobby is not a good word for it. >> probably a better word would be "gay cabal," "gay clique." >> john: right and other nouns include a gay brunch air, man pile. a cabin crew. and oscar party or a palm springs traffic jam. ( laughter ) if there is a gay lobby, what is it that they want? how much damage could they do? >> so there have been long rumor here's that the gay lobby drove pope benedict from the church. >> john: that is just ridiculous. a gay lobby did not drive pope benedict from the church because if they had, it would have looked like this. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> john: you've got to admit, that would have been one hell of an exit. the bottom line to all of this is no matter what country you live in, what religion you belong to, it seems crazy that in this day and age, anyone has a problem with whi