we haver levitt, touched on pre-clearance. i want to get your response to this quote -- this is from the house judiciary committee's report on the 1965 act regarding pre-clearance. "the burden is too heavy. the wrong to our citizens is too serious. damage to our natural -- national consciousness to great not to adopt more effective measures than exist today." do you believe that statement is still true? >> i do, i think it was right. matters have improved all over the country unquestionably, there are still problems were that existing tools to not adequately address and for those problems, the burden is still too heavy for the existing tools to do the work they need to do to make sure that there is no discrimination on the basis of race or ethnicity in the right to vote or have that meaningful participation have that counted or in the country. justice should not be too expensive or too slow or never depend on an army of lawyers to begin to help. that is the situation that we have now. are dependent on the ability to find help

recognize the fact that pre-k programs, high-quality pre-k something that parents one, teachers one, bipartisan folks across both sides of the island congress one. -- once. resident kennedy saying we need to put a man in the moon, within a generation. . in 10 years we did that. we are convinced admission readiness that we come together saying we need to solve this problem, we will come together and solve it. host: steve is from virginia on the democratic line. you are on with the general seip . .aller: good morning thank you for the work you are doing. i am wanting to know, if nutrition is in this. i think that is a big problem. a child can't learn if they are not getting proper nutrition, even at a young age. and i want to know what you think about getting physical education back in school. it seems like a lot of people i know who served in the service had a background of athletics. football, basketball, or whatever. that is one of the most important things, i think, is physical education in school. i had it. i played ports. a lot of times that is the only place they will get it --

but it left intact the pre-clearance requirement. now what the government is saying is we're going to use another part of voting rights law and under that law you have to go to a judge, the old law was pre-clearance automatically. under the law new, under this new provision they are going use they go to a judge and say judge for these reasons we think that you ought to bail this area in. it's called the bail in provision, declare it has a history of discrimination, and subject it to pre-clearance, any of the voting changes for the next ten years. so they are actually, the government is actually joining an existing lawsuit right now in texas, in a legal battle that's raging down there about the texas republican ledge tur redistricting plan the new boundaries for legislative districts. the next step will be a similar action challenging texas's strict new voter i.d. law. craig mentioned north carolina. the justice department might take action there if north carolina as it now appears likely impoebs as strict voter i.d. law. so now we kn

we asked what is your take on pre-nups. pre-nups a smart idea, 37% say yes.o, i'd never sign one. i guess those are people who have never had to consider t.prenups should not allow for wiggle room, say 48% of you and i'm torn say 5% of you. sue? >> very interesting, to say the least. another big story that we're following today is jpmorgan chase. they agreed to pay $410 million in fines to the federal energy regulatory commission. jpm is accused of manipulating electricity markets in california and michigan. the stock is last traded on the downside by less than half a percent, but it's up 26% year to date. kate kelly is on the case for us today. hi, kate. >> reporter: hey, sue, thanks so much. you're right. jpmorgan today settled charges with the federal energy regulatory commission to the tune of more than $400 million. the charges that they allegedly manipulated energy markets in recent years in two particular spots of the country, california and parts of the midwest. this news comes days after jpmorgan announced plans to sell the jast majority of its physi

. >> thank you pres. chiu. supervisor, was >> i appreciate what pres.hiu is doing and i know you're in a difficult position is. i have to say i don't feel comfortable voting even if it's a first reading vote, voting for something where i feel like i like to understand what the preemption line really is. what is it that the federal government is able to do and what were not allowed to do? what are the ramifications of re-overstep that line and do something that actually is within the purview of the federal government? like you said it's a complicated thing. i just don't know i would rather know what is legal before i vote instead of voting and hope that what we did is okay. >> supervisor agreed >> thank you. i also echo the comments of supervisor campos. i just have an issue with it over all and i'm not certain about what this means in terms of airspace and where we fit into that puzzle. i just think that we are trying to meet an obligation for an entity that has not met an obligation for us. i think it's wrong to do it at the expense of a possible lawsu

pres. return weighted balance voting for the central benefit district was 67.15% and the return weighted balance voting against the central market community benefit district was 32.85%. indicating there was no majority protest >> at this time david a majority protest would be in order to request a vote when he asked if the district supervisor you have any comments supervisor jim? >> if there any members (the hearing for the central market committee benefit district i want to congratulate you on this great result. i know it was a lot of work. >> if i could ask if you could please before sliced off quite a bit of business left and right if you could please exit quietly. that would be appreciated. >> yes, i'm saying good job. i want to thank congratulations this is a large and that a lot of property owners. it's not just a number of buildings. there's a lot of different age weight members. i know a ton about reach happened things to the dedicated and belgian and if i may say anal work of the l

the clerk: -- discrimination on the basis of pre-existing conditions and gender. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. the house will come to order, please take all conversations off the floor. pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for five minutes. mr. andrews: thank you, mr. speaker. the purpose of this amendment, which if passed would let us still proceed to final passage, is to provide protection for important consumer protections that i believe this bill puts in jeopardy. there's probably not a member of this chamber who doesn't agree with the proposition -- mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the house is not in order. please remove all the conversations off the floor of the house. the house will come to order. the gentleman will resume. mr. andrews: thank you, mr. speaker. if a woman with breast cancer or a child with asthma goes to buy an insurance policy, i don't think there's many people here who think they should be denied that policy because of their pre

the museum in lima has a massive collection of pre-colombian artifacts., you get an idea of what these ancient peoples were like, how they lived. >> wow! this is like the real stuff. >> i think so. the real deal, yeah. >> gold necklaces. you see where the spanish just freaked-out when they came here, turned into maniacal greed heads. >> history does not have to be boring. it can be sexy. >> i don't know whether you knew this, but i am an aficionado of early erotica of pre and post colombian heiress, you know pottery of people doing it. >> i should have known that. >> turns out things can get pretty interesting back in the day. >> oh, yeah. those guys can get crazy and get wild and apparently very kinky. >> the erotic gallery. there you go. that's a conversation starter. >> i take eric to the pre-colombian boning section, actually the erotic pottery section. >> slip of the tongue. >> amazi. >> which sounds about as much fun as an all nude renaissance fair, actually pretty crude. nothing new under the sun these pre-colombian horn dogs didn't think of first.

also, from the birth to 5 commission -- each commission has an organization to oversee pre-kindergarten kids. i want to ensure that the state level that we advocate strong support for young children and their families, good parenting support as well. >> often, we have to govern with our hearts. 80,000 people in the richmond district sometimes have different needs than people in the mission district or bayview hunters point. so often, elected officials and other hard working staff have to make tough decisions. they are political in nature, in many ways, even though people denied that, but at times, many of us are politicians, but we always try to govern with our hearts. >> i have always considered myself having progressive politics. i believe in a vision of people having their needs met. i believe in equity. when people have special needs, we should be considered of that. i also feel that working families in the lowest income population should have a safety net. we should have civil-rights and equality rights for people as well. if that is being a progressive, then i am proud of being a

any pre-existing condition, with a child born early -- that's a pre-existing condition forever. one that also has lifetime limits on it if you have your way. take away the guarantee that women pay the same premiums as men for the same coverage. women have so much to gain in this bill. because for so long they have been discriminated -- we have been discriminated against on the basis of being a woman. you want to take that away from us again. take away the new cap on america's out-of-pocket health care cost. the list goes on and on about what is the law now that will be taken away and what will become the law in less than six months, fewer than six months, that would be very helpful for america's families. you know, the gentleman told a story about a small businessman, we always say we have our stories to tell. 96% of america's businesses are not affected by this law. mr. speaker, last year in san francisco i met with julie and mat -- matt, parents of a little girl, 2 years old, violent. -- violet. violet was born with a rare and life-threatening form of epilepsy. for violet and

the pre-clearance provision is dead in the water. the coverage today is based on decades old data and eradicated practices. the references to the first order voting discrimination fatten -- practices, which are rare, if they exist at all. in justice ginsburg, she takes aim at second generation discriminatory voting actions that we saw in the last election. voter i.t.. -- id. section five has been used to block voter id laws. this is where we are left. we have a statute that was reenacted by congress in 2006. the vote in the house was 390 against 33. in the senate, it was 98 against nothing. it raises profound questions about the court's stance with congress. they make up a doctrine to complain about unequal treatment of states under the coverage formula. it raises a question of activism. this is a decidedly activist and troubling decision. i know others want to weigh in and i will pause and we will have a conversation. >> i think the decision is not as troubling as linda does. i think it is quite interesting that the chief justice do

pre-season with a one nil defeat to ukrainian giants tonight out here and meet talk of reviving and instil european league. and green kings austrian janish bob wins the russian open by two strokes teenager paddleboard here you know becomes the country's new national champion. but first to the rugby sevens wild cup here in moscow and in the last big tournament before the sport's elim pick debut russia's men beat japan to win the ball event with overall victory for both men and women going to new zealand after the russian girls lost in the quarterfinals as richard reports. hopes were high for the russians as fate hosted the rugby sevens world championships however those dreams were extinguished on saturday as russia's men would finish bottom of a group with two defeats and a draw but didn't have a great post stage obviously everybody saw every or so and it will we felt it ourselves you know where we're the best critics to ourselves and we knew we had to put things right and we knew we had to focus and you know it probably a little bit too late but still you know as i said i got everything to

in january, the pre-existing conditions that determine health costs will be banned. no longer will you be able to rule people out because of existing health conditions. this is all good news and it stands in stark contrast to the claims that we have been hearing from the other side for three years. why would any responsible elected official try to hide the rights and benefits from the american people? my friends on the other side of the aisle are preoccupied with willntling this but they move heaven and earth to protect the most powerful to try to score some fleeting political points. esther speaker, playing politics with the affordable care act has become something of an olympic sport for the majority in the house. these votes are nothing new. they are about sabotaging the law of the land to satisfy a radical element of the majority party. now is not the time to reverse course or go back to the days when insurance companies were in charge and people were thrown off their policies and policies were taken away in the middle of treatments and children were not allowed

it started with incredible capable parents, now daniel webster has a pre-school onsite, and emersion program and requests on the rise. it's integrated portraya al of petrillo hill. what a san francisco family success story, we have demonstrated how a high quality, integrated public school can overcome family flight. there are a couple of articles in the chronicle that document our success. we are here to tell you that the successful model is in jeopardy. daniel webster doesn't have a viable middle school and we don't have enough seats to follow us. the way to continue our success is to make daniel webster a pre-k to 8 school but we need your help. a year-and-a-half ago we made a request to expand daniel webster. and it's been two years since we raised this decision and a decision still has not been made. the district should be able to accommodate for growth. with mayor lee's support the city is experiencing a tech boom. we need family-friendly housing and schools nearby. the housing is coming online, more than 10,000 residential units are developed over the next five years. what we d

but what was important to diego was to celebrate pre-hispanic history, as for centuries, the idea of a culture before spain was erased from the mexican subconscious. in 1950, he was commissioned on a project right here in chapultepec park. this giant mosaic stone fountain is dedicated to the aztec god tlaloc, god of rain and fertility. it used to be the ceremonial entrance of the lerma river, which supplied the city's water. he designed it to be seen from above, possibly as his own offering to tlaloc himself. the murals depict the importance of water as a life-giving source to the mexican people. they were restored at a cost of 20 million pesos in 2010 and are regarded as one of rivera's most important works. diego rivera isn't the only mexican looking to the country's past to find a sense of national identity. i've come to meet a man about a dog. the dogs in question are an important connection between modern and ancient mexico. and gabriel here is going to fill me in. so, what kind of dogs are they? >> they are xoloitzcuintlis. >> charlied squindlies? >> xoloitzcuintlis. >> xoloitz

the most necessary to get pre-clearance is going to be difficult.n if we could do it i think the republicans will vote not to do it. much of the republican caucuses are from those states where there is pre-clearance. they knocked out the blue dogs. it was all part of redistricting. they knocked them out. >> michael: it seems that way, you know, i find is so amazing. we were talking to your colleague, congresswoman karen bass, earlier in the show. she's my representative, so i'm partial here but we were talking about the idea that these republicans the one thing you speak to in the hallways i'm sure you have a nice cordial relationship with a handful of them, don't they understand that they're losing minority voters and minority voters, that's the biggest population growing block in the country. they're losing students, the newest when they go ahead with the foolishness of the student loans. what do they say to you without being specific about how their party is going. >> first of all, i think it's a misconception that people have. i have a lot of go

anyway, we're skipping the pre-game report this evening because andy levy was killed. so let's welcome our guest. i'm here with lorie rothman. oh, that's a nice smile. le's so sharp, he could dice tomatoes with his eyes.

we reached out to some of the banks about their pre-paid payroll cards.rica's merchant services and citi had no comment. jpmorgan pointed out options on how to get around fees, including using it like a debit card at any store or at a visa-issuing bank branch, but ultimately they said it's entirely an employer's decision on whether or not to issue direct desposits on pre-paid cards. wells fargo told that is its pay card holders get one free atm withdrawal per pay period and can skip fees for cash advances at visa issuing banks or the merchant point of sale. you go into a grocery store, walmart and use it that way. pay card holders can check balances, says wells fargo. at no charge 24/7 through a toll-free number, at least those that are issued through wells fargo. they can also do that online via text and at any 12,000 wells fargo atms. as always, sue, good to know the fees and rules involved here. >> absolutely, ty. >>> meantime, federal authorities in new york city accusing a former tiffany executive of stealing more than $1.3 million worth of jewelry.

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we believe the state of texas should be required to go through a pre-clearance process whenever it changes voting laws and practices. >>> the doj's move against texas is the department's first since the supreme court's ruling in june that weakened the vote rights act a decision that holder referred to as flawed. >>> craig melvin is there at this morning's national urban league conference. good morning. i understand you just spoke withholder yourself. >> reporter: i did, mara. basically he said while the justice department is going to start with texas, this will probably not be the last state or the only state that the justice department takes a good hard look at. north carolina being the next state. holder spoke to a crowd of

so, would this does it will restricted as pres. chiu said, for only a month. just to be very clear if we don't vote on this today then it's going to go into after the recess and doesn't take effect until 30 days after the mayor signs it and then it's after everything he becomes moot at that point. in terms of the legalities, including ideally we would have more information at this point. i know there's been a lot of back-and-forth with the faa. i do feel comfortable in terms of the information that we have received that we are on solid ground. again, this is a very brief period of time this will be in effect so i am comfortable supporting this today. >> supervisor can >> by the way, i do support a citywide ban on these aerial advertisements. mainly because we've heard so much for a residence about how standard banner towing aircraft flies very low in a neighborhood particularly, the one around the giant stadium. often you will have for banner planes towing several hours before giants games going in circles, and it causes a lot of destruction and noise pollutio

. >> we're wchg some of the pre-game ceremonies i guess getting ready there as the crowd gets ready. >> you said something a moment ago, john, that the president wants to start of tilt the conversation back, believing that his point of view that -- that the past 25 years or so have been about free market forces, smaller government, but a lot of people would say what are you talking about? government is as big or bigger and more intrusive from where i sit than it's ever been. >> well, of course, it depends on which part you're talking about. >> right, exactly, and there a couple different layers to the argument. government spending increased, the stimulus package in response to the financial crisis. we have an economy that has automatic stabilizers so that when the economy turns down, spending does of necessity go up, but the domestic portion of spending long term, the long-term trend line is down, and the question is can the president reverse it? i was talking to austan goolsbee, and he said look at the success ronald reagan had beyond his presidency nim printing on the american brai

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and if you're one of the up to half of all americans who have been sick or have a pre-existing condition, if you look at this auditorium, about half of you probably have a pre-existing condition that insurance companies could use to not give you insurance if you lost your job or lost your insurance. well, this law means that beginning january 1st, insurance companies will finally have to cover you and charge you the same rates as everybody else, even if you have a pre-existing condition. that's what the affordable care act does. [ applause ] that's what it does. now, look, i know because i've been living it, that there are folks out there who are actively working to make this law fail. and i don't always understand exactly what their logic is here, why they think giving insurance to folks who don't have it and making folks with insurance a little more secure, why they think that's a bad thing. but despite the politically motivated misinformation campaign, the states committed to making this law work are finding competition and choice are actually pushing cost down. just last week, new yo

. >> the pre-- his remarks have already been released and what they do show is the fed will continue the stimulus flowing for now before starting to scale it back. that is keeping stocks a little bit in the green. bernanke also expected to say risks to the economy have gone down since the fall and both the housing and the labor market are improving but that the jobs market is still far from satisfactory. have got to mention his term, by the way, is up at the end of the year, carol,o this will be bernanke's final grill on the hill. >> it rhymes. >> okay. i'm a poet and i know it. >> i didn't know it. thank you, alison. we'll be right back.

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soon being a woman will no longer be a pre-existing condition. i thinall those things are pretty popular, at least amongst my constituents. i assume amongst yours as well. i mean, let's appreciate what has been accomplished already. >> reclaiming my time, you know, if i serve you a meal of spinach, peas, turn yips, onion dessert, and ice crea the ice cream part would be pretty popular. if you look at the meal as a whole, it's not. this thing has never been popular. as a pollster, may be right, we'll see. we're on this road. it isn't popular. it's never been popular. you know, it wovruldn't be a republican majority sitting up here if this thing was all that popular. we weren't all that popular in 2009. you made us somehow popular by 2010. and my good friend, the chairman, who played an incredible role in all that. and my good friend, mr. young, who chose to run in part because of this bill. so my last question -- >> can you give me one minute? >> an opportunity to respond. i'm sorry. >> i missed it. i know it was good because you're laughing, man.

jeb bush pre-college brothers pre alec florida law would have required the following instructions to be read to a jury in a self defense murder trial like the one we just saw the defendant if it had been george zimmerman cannot justify the use of force likely to cause death or great bodily harm unless he has used every reasonable means within his power and consistent with his own safety to of more of the danger before resorting to that force the fact that the defendant if it was george zimmerman who was wrongfully attacked cannot justify his use of force likely to cause death or great bodily harm if by retreating he could have avoided the need to use that force note that those instructions. note that according to these jury instructions that i just shared with you the defendant must do everything possible including retreating before attempting to use deadly force when confronted with a threat in two thousand and five and before two thousand and five where there was a deadly threat or simply the threat of violence or even when confronted with actual violence like being punched in the

but the laws in terms of the pre clarence or outdated. everything that happens - pre- preclearance are outdated. if people go out into their own research and study the issues themselves, they will come to a different conclusion. host: from our independent line, good morning. we focus on race relations in america. you are on the air. please go ahead. caller: good morning, sir. turn the volume down. that will eliminate the the echo. caller: we have enough talking head type people on these shows. mr. mycal denzel smith is absolutely right. i listened to a god -- a guy earlier about the 911 call. why did he stay in his car? in this area, a young man who got shot down. we have got to go all the way back and look at what happened to the black people in america from slavery up to now. you will find out why the black man does not take care of his son. during slavery, we would breed babies because we were made to do that. back to the dope and drugs. the drugs are coming into the communities and there are no jobs. guest: obviously, no responsibilit

>> >> 2348 parque de diversiÓn de texas muestran como se cayÓ de una de las montaÑas rusas, todo en preusa, testigos relatan que se quejÓ que su barra de seguridad no funcionaba, segundos despuÉs saliÓ expulsada del carrito. >> terrible accidente, terrible, morir al frente de sus hijos, en un comunicado six dijo lo siguiente: (comunicado en pantalla) >> pero en este proceso no participarÁ ningÚn funcionario del gobierno ya que no existe ninguna agencia federal que regula o inspeccionar las montaÑas rusas en los parques de diversiones en los estados unidos. >> no existe ni vigilancia federal ni estatal ni local, dice la experta en seguridad. >> segÚn la revista clÍnica de pediatrÍa, 4400 menores sufren heridos en los parques de diversiones todos los aÑos. >> yo pienso que van a tomar o sea, para la seguridad de la gente >> desde 1999 algunos congresistas han apoyado para regular estos centros de atracciones pero no han recibido los votos suficientes, en miami angie sandoval, telemundo. >> al regresar en el noticiero telemundo los colombianos de fiesta porque uno de los suyos es >> en el

to send a task force on terrorism into baghdad with authorization to conduct a pre nine eleven investigation iraq said if you think that there is evidence here come get it we want to help you because we want to preserve the peace option what's weird is why didn't they tell you to go try to broker between saudi arabia or afghanistan i mean they knew that then lot and i mean bin laden was involved in the and the briefings why rock it seems so non sequitur exactly there was no and saddam hussein was one of our best sources on terrorism intelligence throughout the ninety's iraq was very afraid of the islamic jihad these who might destabilize the secular regime and take advantage of the poverty caused by sanctions to try to bring about some islamic revolution so saddam was very eager to help identify terrorist conspiracies and he was these saw that as a strong point of his administration that he could reach across the table and keep a line open to washington and that's what i had to do because even under sanctions we still had to protect national international security from terrorist threat in li

football now a spot that moscow lost their pre-season open at one nil it's time to ukrainian johnston and i care a fixture that was once a highlight of the old soviet league and could be again switching from porfiry to explains. the russian premier league season finished just over a month ago but the clubs are already back in training with a new campaign sit to get underway on july fourteenth a number of players like spartak striker you're a mob city on have hardly had a break as they played for their countries at the start of june yet the armenian excepts is just part of being a professional. yeah you know but that's our job you know that's what we play. we play for a country play for a club team we've had a few days off but you know what. it's not only us it's everybody else in the world you know. every team in england you know you see they don't get a break so it's something we are used to it spot at moscow get in on a key it is always a match for gets the emotions running high amongst the fans all these which are the best supported and also turn most successful clubs join a solid

to send a task force on terrorism into baghdad with authorization to conduct a pre nine eleven investigation iraq said if you think that there is evidence here come get it we want to help you because we want to preserve the peace option what's weird is why didn't they tell you to go try to broker between saudi arabia or afghanistan i mean they knew that then lot and i mean bin laden was involved in the peace and the briefings why rock it seems so non sequitur exactly there was no and saddam hussein was one of our best sources on terrorism intelligence throughout the ninety's iraq was very afraid of the islamic jihad these who might destabilize the secular regime and take advantage of the poverty caused by sanctions to try to bring about some islamic revolution so saddam was very eager to help identify terrorists conspiracies and he was these saw that as a strong point of his administration that he could reach across the table and keep a line open to washington and that's what i had to do because even under sanctions we still had to protect national international security from terrorist threa

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most wood frame buildings, probably pre-existed before code >> which was in the early 70's? >> they had requirements in the 50's and 60's. we don't consider building code until 1973. major buildings, was designed by a genious and it was ahead of the time. they required an engineer. smaller buildings, you didn't need an engineer on all of them. >> basically, if your building was built before early 70's. it's likely to have some earthquake resistance and resilience of the cost of construction. it wasn't specifically designed to with with stand and earthquake. >> most of the sun stream homes. these are track homes, mostly built to speck homes. built the way they always built. they have a degree of earthquake resistance. >> they have a tendency to pound together and the buildings in the middle survive because the earthquake isn't long enough. the individual at the end of the block is like the book at the end of shelf. they fall over and the next one falls over. >> in the marina. we saw corner believes collapse. >> there are 2 ways to look at earthquakes. i think each one of us w

. >>> y a los mexicanos nos preocupa mucho el tema, y de pre curoes quÍmica y el el contrabando armasno el servicio de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza no comentÓ detalles del plan, y presentado por las secretarÍa de seguridad interna, y pero dijo a travÉs de un comunicado que no usarÁ armas en aviones no tripulados y en la actualidad diez drones vigilan la frontera, mÉxico, americana, pero sin armas. >>> enrique. >>> y lo que dices en la nota serÍa la primera que vez que aviones no atribuladas usan armas dentro de los estados unidos. >>> es ahÍ, porque han sido usad usados ademÁs en guerra. >>> feliz cuatro de julio. >>> e igual para ti. >>> personas marchan en chicago para pedir al presidente que cumpla con la por mesa de no de portar a a personas sin antecedentess, y nos dice viviana y pidieron a represento e antes al congreso que apruebo bien pronto la reforma migratoria. >>> en el dÍa de la independencia de estados unidos niÑos y ciudadanos acompaÑo quÉ acompaÑados de padres indocumentados y activistas marcharon en un nuevo intento para detener la redadas y deportaciones mientras