secretary of labor robert reich.applause) and he'll be appearing at the "garden of laughs" benefit in new york this saturday, comedian and actor jb smoove. (cheers and applause) >> you want to say more stuff. >> larry: he's got a lot of credit. and they're not booing. they're saying, smoove smoove, smoove! >> backstage, they said i'm possibly the most well-dressed person on the show. >> larry: that's true. i think it is. cheerpdz let's get into it guys. we have so many interesting topics tonight, i don't know where to begin. so i'm going to let the panelists decide. i have a grab bag with unusual items in it that coordinate with tonight's topics. whatever item our panelist pulls out will be the topic we address next. egypt we'll go with you first. ladies first. >> wait a minute, this is a setup! >> larry: that is not a setup. you heard in the news, the racist frat guy -- >> kind of redundant, isn't it? >> larry: well done! and there's the guy with naked pictures and will farrell came out and said we should get rid of

xylophones and a lot of other agencies to be involved in safety of those intersections and streets reich like we have probably a half block away on a very, very business intersects at the same time in in addition to the so-called descend are a striping we'll be taking a look at with our police department and our mta and public defender's office and others on the streets what streets in our city that we have direct jurisdiction where we can slow down traffic on an official basis even a 5 mile reduction in the speed allows nor awareness and more care to occur on those streets and so we have named some of the streets that will slow down the speed on and we've already done so on sunset and some of the streets we to name more streets that has your signage and office those as well as our officers we want to insure the public we're working to redesign other streets completed streets and make sure that we present safety to be the preit is not necessary policy to be rkd in those streets but also you'll see me and the supervisors and ed reiskin as well as others making periodic announcements to ke

former labor secretary robert reich joined that group which rallied and chanted in unison for over 15 minutes. the demonstrators convinced two workers there to abandon their shifts and join the minimum wage protest. >> hundreds in los angeles took part today in the nationwide wage movement. >> there were protests in front of fast food restaurants across southern california. home health care workers joined in these demonstrations and their union has been in negotiations with l.a. county since last month. >> hundreds gathered in the streets of chicago and among the group fast food workers who walked off the job today. five rallies were scheduled today in chicago and demonstrators hoped today's turnout was some kind of change saying the system is broken. >> one of the biggest demonstrations across the country took place in new york city. look at all of these people. they filled the streets carrying signs along with a huge banner. this demonstration lasted for most of the day. fast food workers who took part there said making ends meet is nearly impossible on new york state's $8.75 minimu

joining me now, former secretary of state of labor robert reich. the donor class loves nothing more than to talk about reforms, cuts raising eligibility age but if you look at who the republican primary voters are, they hate it. mike huckabee knows that. >> not only is this a wedge issue for the democrats, but it is a potential split between the donor class of of the republican party and the grass roots of the base of the republican party. it also is lousy policy because raising the eligibility age as christie wants and jeb bush is talking about as well for social security is very regressive because the working class and the poor of america frankly, if you look at the statistic, they don't live as long as the wealthy so they're not going to collect as much social security if you raise the eligibility age and also a lot of working people, they have -- you are know their bodies are subjected to a lot stress. so it's hard on them to raise the eligibility age. what hillary clinton can do is do completely the opposite. she can acknowledge because of wid

. >> we reiched out to of trade groups of the vitamin companies, they did not respond. if you have questions on interactions with other drugs talk with your doctor. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. mike? >>> good morning, everyone. from the top of the broadcast center i am standing in the middle of a deep and damp marine layer bringing us cool weather today and for a couple of days. i will make that out in the seven-day forecast. >> thanks mike. >> a huge honor all throughout london to queen elizabeth a momentous milestone she celebrating and feast your eyes on this, a dazzling rainbow that is making the rounds online today. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >> covering benicia, san ramon san mateo and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> breaking news to pass on to you. in the last half hour we got word that there was flaring this morning that was visible at chevron refinery in richmond but we got an update it h

professor reich taught his wealth and poverty class outside. he wasn't the only professor to adjust. other teachers took advantage of the weather and moved outdoors. many students say it was kind of a nice change. >> during the outage i have a 700-person lecture class and so we actually just went outside and we had you know, the professor, you know, lecture to a big circle of probably about, you know, couple of hundred of us and it actually was a much better all-around experience. >> how many times have you asked and they wouldn't do it? right? according to the campus website the outage happened after a contractor accidentally cut a power line about 11 a.m. the power was out for about two hours. >>> new details about the homecoming for a cupertino teenager who has been missing since monday. ken bastida on the teenager's apology. ken. >> reporter: yeah, liz. late today we received a statement from connor sullivan's parents. they say their prayers were answered last night when connor came home. we have learned that the 17- year-old was hanging ou

entering the final phase, armies swarm over western germany bringing devastation to the cities of the reich. bringing home the horrors of war to be german people as they have never experienced it before.

lasting 20 days and choreographed down to the minute by the general staff now played out across the reich as 20,000 -- [inaudible] carried two million men and 400,000 tons of material smoothly to their jumpoff points. soldiers were brought across the country -- [inaudible] behappied the deployment area -- behind the deployment area one train clattered across the bridge over the rhine every ten minutes from the 2nd to 18th of august. when the concentration was complete, seven armies were stretched along length of the western border. the german swing through central and southern belgium, the defining maneuver, began on the 18th of august. for the troops of the right wing the month was dominated by strenuous marching. the men of the northernmost first army who had furthest to travel typically notched up 30 or 40 kilometers per day. it was an extraordinary performance, especially since so many had been ripped out of civilian life and now in uniform, armed and heavily laden. unsurprisingly, not everyone was able to end door the -- endure the marching. exhausted soldiers marked the path of rapi

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professor robert reich taught his wealth and poverty class outside. >>> a traffic alert for drivers heading into san francisco this weekend. van ness avenue between geary and post is closed again this weekend. it's for the second phase of a construction project. the road will be open in time for the monday morning commute. >>> muni about to make some major upgrades to speed up commutes and make passengers a little more comfortable. kpix 5's ryan takeo on what you can expect and how soon. >> reporter: the 38 geary takes the term morning crush to a whole new level. >> it's pretty crowded. >> reporter: that annoys this rider. she fully admits muni is something she loves to hate. >> kind of crappy at times. >> reporter: but today the sfmta announced help will be on the way. it will add service to muni's workhorse routes including the 38 geary which will run more buses along the route. muni says it's increasing service for 30% of its ride years particularly focusing on the routes and the corridors such as the 38 and geary boulevard that are going to have the biggest impact. >> reporter: the chan

part of the reason there's anger and frustration is because there's been in information or answers, reich? 11 days. five of the six officers have given statements. none of the protesters, no one knows what they said. there's a preliminary autopsy. the police department refers to they say shows there was no violence or bruising on freddie gray. they haven't released that. the body they had for five days before they released the body. they say something happened to him in the splis van but yet we still don't have any idea as to what. there's been in answers to any of the questions. why is it taking so long? >> a couple of things there. i don't think that there are going to ever be answers given fast enough given the situation, because people are hurt and people are angry. and as you know just like with any documentary or anything that you all do there is a process. you have to as a police commissioner said he's not going to leave any stone unturned any pebble unturned. he called a briefing for the entire investigative team this morning to have them go through what they have learned thus far

. >> the song hero by end reich owe inch glare just, played over montage of pictures during her memorial service it is the very song she listened to on her ipod, as she took her last breath. >> she revealed to us that one person can make a difference. >> paid tribute to her short yet inspiring live. the 19 year old died after battling the terminal brain tumor, the service was held in the very arena where many came to know of her. >> one two three. >> lauren, loved basketball, and played for mount st. joseph university. even as the tumor took over, lauren attended 6:00 a.m. practices, with the goal of playing in her first college game. last october that day finally came. >> right after the opening tip, lauren scored, remarkable, considering that the time she was eligible for hospice. >> today is the best day i've her. >> in her final months with her lay up for lauren challenge, she helped raise a million and a half dollars for pediatric brain cancer research, something she talk about, in one of her last interviews. >> really hope that, you know, i can bring a change in the world. >> with

not reich a commercial airliner being attacked. again, limited resources, you have to make those source zbrs when you make those sources, steve, i had to think the next step is drones, we have seen one go over the white house fence, how big a threat. >> drones are emerging asymmetric threats, terrorists would attack our weaknesses. drones are one thing. we have seen cyber, the sony hack this week brought the company to its knees. drones themselves, the gyrocopter is big. drones are small, you can buy them online, we have seen isis flying them in syria. >> quickly, michael. >> steve is exactly right. terrorists will use what's cheap and easy that can have cats impact. >> thanks, again. >>> coming up, the troubles new questions raised by this shocking video, the reserved officer who mistakenly fired his gun instead of his taser. how many police departments give guns to volunteers? >>> plus -- >> lose some weight. >> the roundtable takes on this reporter's caught on tape tirade. we're back in two minutes. they call it planning for ret

reich of the biggest mistake you have ever made. >> guest: that i have ever made?an: yeah and reporting. >> guest: i hope it's not retiring. the very night he retired my family took me out to dinner and i held my first granddaughter on my lap and the president sent warplanes into syria and i wasn't there for her. a little bit of a pang that night. i don't think that i ever had one of those oh my god moments where a story i had just done turned out to be totally wrong, where i hadn't checked it off. i have never had one of those pit of your stomach goes -- awful wrenching moments. i think there have been times, i remember trent lott calling me once. i was coming to the white house and he called to complain. he was a republican leader of the senate. he called to complain that i have had two democrats voices in my spot and only one republican. little moments like that count. just one senator one phonecall but every time you don't have complete confidence or what you are reporting doesn't pan out completely that's a in the armor and mine minus a long career where there

strangest collection of misfits, loony tunes, and squalored criminals since they advented the third reicheftist governments were gaining a foothold in central america, and as tensions between the u.s. and the soviet union, cuba's biggest backer, were higher than at any time since the cuban missile crisis. but the genesis of the fallout between the u.s. and cuba goes all the way back to the 1950s. 11 years before man stepped foot on the moon. a year when "leave it to beaver" was still one of the most popular shows on tv. that year fidel castro toppled the dictator and marched through havana. initially castro promised a democratic cuba. >> i am not come mist. i do not agree with communist. >> but in october of the next year castro nationalized american oil refineries on the island. president dwight eisenhower responded with an embargo on all exports to cuba aside from food and medicine. this is eisenhower's press secretary james haggerty. >> there's a limit to what the united states and self-respect can endure. that limit has now been reached. >> by april of 1961 newly elected president joh

. >> if you're challenged just reich like the ice bucket challenge. you have 22 hours.our for every veteran that falls victim to suicide every day. film yourself doing it. everybody likes to see it. >> if you can handle it you donate $10 but if your arms aren't up for it. >> feel free to donate $22 and challenge your friends. >> donating all the money to the charity 22 kill. the group's mission all about helping those who served and sacrificed. nate has even signed town volunteer with them as a veteran advocate. >> it feels good to be able to know that once, you know, the whole challenge is done and everything i'll be able to send this money off to 22 kill and -- so they can further help other veterans. i'm just going to continue to do what i do. just being able to get the word out. nobody knows. that means more than the dollars. >> coming up cron4 news. pope francis welcomes tens of thousands. find out what his top concerns are right now and fighting to stay. a 40-year-old has been in the u.s. since he was a little boy facings deportation. the case now getting attentio

scratched and had neck injuries and she is expected to be ok >>anny hong: he used a gun to robert reicharmacy at the corner of the town center in marin this is a survey last image from the roaring happened just after 1 afternoon but said the man went behind the counter into prescription drugs this total since the area but cannot find some they did find a replica have done that they believe was used in the incident the man described as white about 6 ft. tall and between 40 to 50 years old and adjutancy he was wearing a white jumpsuit >>mark: 3 of the student athletes and a football player charged high school students are accused of robbing a to a bill at gunpoint this office believes the four went to a house to buy drugs letter to all of them came back with a gun where mass in hoodies this added to the bill and another person from and ran back to the car with the of the to the waiting the lead for the car with 14 from the phones inside. this is as it gets he stole a gun and went to steal drugs that is to have that will lead to 17 year. >>mark: to others will be charged as adults he is al

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pleb of it music industry artist who took part in the ceremony reich sir paul mccarney. fame also is celebrating its 30th anniversary. congratulations to all green day and all of the other inductees. >> it's a somber day for family and friends of the victims who dummied the oklahoma city bombing 0 years ago today. we're going to take a look at how the community is marking that anniversary. also ahead stuck on a plane with nowhere to go. what passengers errorred while they were forced to stay on their flight for hours. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday, april 19th. let's start with the weather this morning. take a look at current conditions around the way area this morning. we have high today of -- right now 50 degrees in south san francisco. we should see the temperatures quite a bit a day. highings today going to be in the 70s to 80s depending on where you live around the bay. take a look at the seven-day forecast. you can see that temperature range from 84 degrees to inland to 58 degrees near the coast. we're expecting plenty of sunshine and a chan

jillian reich eld is editor in chief of "bild." this is a big development.this was deliberate. the internet searches proving this was premeditated murder. this is a big, big development. >> yes, good morning, michaela. what we're learning this very moment coming out of the investigation in france is the second black box seems to confirm that andreas lubitz deliberately started the descent of the plane. initiated it and increased the speed of the plane to crash it into the mountain. that is coming out of the investigation from the prosecutor in france right now. what we are learning. and you know yesterday we were told by the german investigator that he had been looking for ways of suicide on the internet. in the past days and weeks. that was taken from his tablet computer. to us that kind of indicates that maybe his plan to crash the plane evolved, that he was looking for more so to say traditional ways of suicide in the beginning. and then went on you know moved on to that plan and started looking up ways to block the cockpit door. looking up the locking me

entering the final phase, armies swarm over western germany bringing devastation to the cities of the reich. bringing home the horrors of war to be german people as they have never experienced it before. the white flag of surrender flies on the battle torn route. german medical units handle casualties as troops swell the total of a million prisoners as the yanks arrive. a burger meister addresses a gathering, but german morale breaks down and unruly crowds break doors. looting passenger cars loaded with civilian and military goods. all these pictures were taken by newsreel cameramen. american mp's handle the traffic problem. scrap metal being hauled in this wrecked train of 75 cars. graveyard such as this one, only one result of the brutality encountered by the yanks. prison camps and forced labor camps, millions of miserable people enslaved by the nazis. these girls faced incredible hardship forced to work in german factories. each girl wore a number tattooed on her arm. and here is stark evidence of german torture. yellow identifying crosses on their clothing. unhappy humans being freed d