that's another robert hill. there's a lot of robert hills in the system. >> robert hill has a puzzling session with the jail psychiatrist. and -- >> socks, boxers, bras, panties, all underwear is dyed. >> the reason tulsa inmates have their underwear dyed orange. >>> tulsa is the second largest city in oklahoma. but the tulsa county jail is a city within the city. along with numerous security concerns that come with temporarily housing some 1800 men and women, facing a huge array of criminal charges, it contains its own versions of the local post office, a hospital, and busier restaurant than just about any other in the city. it also contains a gigantic laundry facility. >> we usually do anywhere from 10 to 12 loads. each load, each washer, the big washers are 125 pounds. the small washers are 75 pounds. if that can kind of give you an idea. >> the various colored uniforms coincide with each inmate's classification. >> all county clothing is generally orange. they have blue for juvenile. red for federal. black a

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hill. i agree with him on some issues. he has taken a stand on some privacy issues. there are moments of common ground there. >> what do you think, robert? >> one of the best little nuggets of republican gossip on capitol hill is that darrell issa may be eyeing a presidential bid in 2016, so who knows how this current legislation fits into that possible calculus. we'll see. >> of course, the final big predict story of the day, congressman michael grim surrendered to the fbi today and then was subsequently released

live in morgan hill, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california voters are well aware that the state is in the midst of a severe drought. but our exclusive field poll finds there's no consensus. inefficient use of scarce water is the biggest problem. 27% believe it's a lack of storage and supply facilities. 24% said it's both. 12% had no opinion. >>> regardless of the cause the drought is going to hit you in your pocketbook from corn to lettuce to melons and grapes. the prices you should expect to doll out in the coming weeks coming up at 5:45. >>> the chief financial officer of ac transit is accused of stealing more than half a million dollars from his church. allie rasmus now with the story. police say clinton spent that stolen money on luxuries. >> reporter: ac transit says there's no evidence of missing money at the department. leaders and members of the allen temple church put their trust in him. lewis is accused of siphoning more than half a million dollars from those church organizations into his personal account from 2007 to 2013. >> mr. clinton is a competent and trust

i am a property manager now at robert development, and i worked at potrero hill and sunnyvale. that means i have been involved with the thousands of families in san francisco. in my time here there is shooting and robberies and domestic violence. i had an incident where an employee was attacked by a resident. all things that you won't hear, because there are people that work for the agency that care about the employees and residents that are out there every day doingor :-- doing our jobs to the best of our ability with limited resources. and that statement is a slap in the face to those of us that worked to provide physical assistance. and psychological needs, all things that we have to implement to provide services. those are things that i do day to day on the front line. and how much money i don't get from management, i still do a good job. i don't care what nonprofit comes in, you would be hard pressed to find somebody that can do it better than we do. thank you. >> i will call a few cards. i think this is anita. and last -- i can't read this. david cannon. james doxy. joyce

i am a property manager now at robert development, and i worked at potrero hill and sunnyvale.s of families in san francisco. in my time here there is shooting and robberies and domestic violence. i had an incident where an employee was attacked by a resident. all things that you won't hear, because there are people that work for the agency that care about the employees and residents that are out there every day doingor :-- doing our jobs to the best of our ability with limited resources. and that statement is a slap in the face to those of

. >> hello supervisors i'm robert pr i'm a resident of knob hill. a member of the knob hill association was one of the founders of the knob hill coalitions. i want to speak to a particular issue that's the playground up there. i represent a company which designs builds and installs playground equipment has nothing to do with knob hill i also have been personally in favor the designing planning and installing a children's playground. i know that our present playground up there is unsafe it doesn't meet contemporary safety standards in terms of the equipment and the under foundation the sooner we can bring that up to snuff the less nerve i'll be sitting in the park watching the kids run and jump. thank you. i'm in favor of this proposition >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> you're going to be a special city and a very exciting district. you're going to be a special city because you're going to be sitting on top of the world. sitting on top of the world. somehow, i knew that would be you supervisor chiu to change our gray skies to blue and it was

roberts. josh letterman, the hill's justin cink and byron york.t goes to show washington is never dull. >> i don't think this is going to happen. i don't think there is any way that this could succeed. kansas has not elected a democratic senator since 1932. that's an uphill climb right there. the democratic polling firm p.p.p. did a poll in which she was included in february, found her deeply under water in favorability ratings. 55 to 38. 38% also happens to be the percentage of votes the president obama got in kansas in 2012. this went work. >> justin, there is also this horrible bad blood senator roberts has been on here and he has even said things about secretary sebelius. i mean, i imagine if anything -- it would be almost a little bit of a revenge race. >> certainly the kind of the personal issue at play. motivation for why she might jump in this race. but she hasn't kind of laid the groundwork that you would expect for a senate candidate. she would have to file by june 2nd. she has not reached out to her traditional allies on the ground in k

i want to acknowledge the presence of my friend and former capitol hill colleague ambassador robert kingo is the u.s. government special envoy on north korea and human rights. we are pleased to have you with us today. nolanxt week is marcus who has come across mass -- not to -- he was come through massachusetts. mark is the executive bryce president and the director of research. he is also one of the keenest observers of social and economic trends in north korea. we are pleased to have his commentary. because of the word "executive" he is going to have to slip away a tad early. we understand. if you would like to come to the podium -? >> thank you very much. i am deeply honored to what is paid in the gathering this afternoon. it is customary to speak such words at gatherings. the accomplishment of the commission inquiry cannot be stated. after the report there can be no question about the nature and scale of human rights abuses in the dprk. the commission's website constitutes an archive of hundreds of hours of direct eyewitness testimony and expert testimony easily accessible to the pub

hill. i agree with him on some issues. he has taken a stand on some privacy issues. there are moments of common ground there. >> what do you think, roberte best little nuggets of republican gossip on capitol hill is that darrell issa may be eyeing a presidential bid in 2016, so who knows how this current legislation fits into that possible calculus. we'll see. >> of course, the final big predict story of the day, congressman michael grim surrendered to the fbi today and then was subsequently released on $400,000 bond in the last few hours. do you think there's any chance that he could salvage his political career at this point? there are some who are talking about still standing by him. robert. >> well, i think grim is in a very difficult situation. a former fbi agent. this is a swing seat. this is staten island. republicans will have a tough time winning this seat if grim has these mounting problems. just like mcalister, you will see pressure for maybe grimm to step aside. >> do you think his fellow republicans will stand behind him? >> that's the question whether or not he will face pressure internally to step down, but even if he doe

last place we go is right up the street here to the copp's hill burial ground, which has the tombstones of both captain john pulling and robert at some of the words that are written on their gravestones as part of solving the mystery. >> you can do your own investigation. one way is by visiting boston's old north church. >> the other way is you can go to our website, and it's a shameless website plug -- but for a particular program called "tories, timid, or true blue?" which talks about all of the different documents and some different people who might have attended and been a part of this church on the night of april 18, 1775, and would have been connected to that story. >> well, i examined all the clues, and guess what -- i figured out who really hung the lanterns. want to know who it was? i'm not telling. guess you'll have to do your own research. for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> well, that wraps it up for this week's "teen kids news," but we'll be back next week, so see you then. >> here's a shout-out to pr newswire for including "teen kids news" on their big screen in times square, new york city. adv adventures broug

robert simple elementary went on lockdown. >>> and a pleasant hill two women targeted by home invasion robbers. police say two men forced their way into a home on santa lucia drive around 10:00 last night. a woman and her mother were locked in a bedroom while the robbers ransacked the place. got away with the victims' car a 2013 silver volkswagen passat with a license plate number you see it there. california plate 6 x y-c 377. >>> the asiana airlines plane that crashed at sfo was coming in too slow. the airline now admits that but it does not take full responsibility for last year's crash. it says the autothrottle misled the pilots which led to the plane's slamming into the seawall. asiana also says test pilots had trouble landing under the same conditions in the simulator. but boeing says everything on the plane was working fine. it's placing the blame on the flight crew. >>> some new details on requirements for back up cameras in cars now. national traffic highway safety administration says the backup cameras must be in all new vehicles under 10,000 pounds. it takes effect may of 20

host of msnbc "disrupt" with karen finney, and columnist for the hill karen finney and former contributor to the bush/cheney presidency, robertam. so, robert, can someone with this position win the republican nomination? >> absolutely. because conservatives trust jeb bush and they know his record as a strong conservative as two team terms as governor and walks the walk and talks the talk. and some of the republicans i have spoken to said that jeb bush may be moderate on the immigration to a degree, but he is fairly conservatives in other areas, and he is a republican who could win the nomination no doubt about it. >> and karen, do you see it as a trial balloon he is sending up? >> well, it is a trial balloon and a little bit of wishful thinking on robert's part, because as we know from the last few cycles, it is the republican primary electorate that is a challenge for people like jeb bush, and particularly with regard to immigration, one of the problems is that the party, itself, and a lot of my republican friends will admit this has basically messaged themselves into a corner, because their messaging has been so harsh for s

. >> it's true and she was on the hill warning that there could be security disasters because of those cuts. robertential 2016 foes, the "washington post" had an amusing roundup of the history of candidates and people who never end up being candidates. rand paul has said he's seriously thinking about running and even ted nugent said he's thinking about it. does the latest instance of thinking about it mean anything do you think? >> of course, because barack obama said he was thinking about, george w. bush, of course, we would want our presidential candidates to think about running for president. jeb bush brings to the table some very significant credibility as well as experience to the presidential table. not only has he ran and run in florida twice but also in bilingual and has a very famous last night, which is a plus and minus, but more importantly credible ideas of moving the republican party and country forward. i think conservatives in the presidential primary will give him a credible look. >> bob shrum, you seem to be echoing that sent. and arguing that bush is the only feasible option for t

hills all the way to the water tower. >> reporter: to many neighbors, this open space is a field of broken promises. >> i'm angry about this and the community is angry about this. >> reporter: robert clinger tells me 16 years ago when he and others bought their homes in this area they were promised that no more than 200 additional homes would be built here on the rolling hills of feria ranch. but they say a proposed development project is breaking that promise. at tonight's meeting, clinger turned over petitions he says are signed by 300 home openers who oppose the project. >> these are all the residents. coalition of northwest neighborhoods. >> reporter: the development company that owns the land is proposing to build 740 residential units, they include single family homes, townhouses, condos and senior housing. >> we manage to move on to conditions of approval and hopefully in the very near future. >> reporter: while pat community inc. spoke briefly, he tells me his company has a policy of not talking to the media. the proposed development will cause traffic and parking problems it will also burden schools and infrom structure. >> go out on 680 at 5:30 in the evening and see how

hills all the way to the water tower. >> reporter: to many neighbors, this open space is a field of broken promises. >> i'm angry about this and the community is angry about this. >> reporter: robert clinger tells me 16 years ago when he and others bought their homes in this area they were promised that no more than 200 additional homes would be built here on the rolling hills of feria ranch. but they say a proposed development project is breaking that promise. at tonight's meeting, clinger turned over petitions he says are signed by 300 home openers who oppose the project. >> these are all the residents. coalition of northwest neighborhoods. >> reporter: the development company that owns the land is proposing to build 740 residential units, they include single family homes, townhouses, condos and senior housing. >> we manage to move on to conditions of approval and hopefully in the very near future. >> reporter: while pat community inc. spoke briefly, he tells me his company has a policy of not talking to the media. the proposed development will cause traffic and parking problems it will also burden schools and infrom structure. >> go out on 680 at 5:30 in the evening and see how

robert's. rod rodeo, it's a street in beverly hills. >> it's been the overseas china consumer.ps in china only to find out those customers are buying in seattle, miami, and new york. that's where the future of luxury is. the slow down within china is not going to affect the money pouring into the u.s. >> but you know what might and i hate to bring this up but i've been telling you guys, the chinese currency has been slumping. it's at a 14-month low right now and it continues to slide and that cuts into their buying power a little bit. >> it does and it doesn't. it also means more jobs in china. this is globalization, and this is not only great economically, it's great politically because the more back and forth there is between china and the united states, the better we're going to get along and the less likely it is -- >> there's some estimates one third of all luxury sales are by a chinese consumer, not so much in china, but overseas. >> let's pivot to the markets next week. we'll get a window on gdp but also a fed meeting and a jobs number on friday. i know you're going to b

robert. >> 90210 is still the star zip code when it comes to real estate for the rich. bifrly hills -- beverly hills had 26 of those mega homes sold last year. that's up from 21 the year before. ranking second, was the zip code of l.a. following that was palm beach florida with 12. this house on mountain drive, let's see if we can see it there. it's a restored 1920s villa. yours for 24.9 million bucks. if you're looking for more affordable mega home, five-bedroom house, his and her walk-in close ets, yours for only 11 million buck. but you'll be on the same street where nancy sinatra once lived. >> ty, the world's biggest election is kicking off today. india is heading to the polls to vote for their next prime minister. that voting process is a long one, though. it will take place over the course of five weeks. results expected about may 16th. we're taking a look at what it means for investors. >> absolutely. experts that i speak to say that this will be a decisive moment for the country. because india is dealing with a a growing list of challenges from high inflation, lack of infra

they found robert rogue this afternoon in the michigan bluff trail area. that's near the small community of forest hill. he was brought back into a base camp talking and smiling and was then loaded into an ambulance. the search began sunday after he got separated from a running group. he spent two nights in the wilderness. a snowstorm also hit the area yesterday. officials say he complained about cold hands but other than that he appeared to be in good shape. >>> ♪ >> continuing coverage now of the missing malaysian plane. family members of the jet passengers gathered to hear news. >>> new today malaysian officials are now saying they got the communication from the cockpit of flight 370 wrong and they're now not everyone sure who was talking. >> a copy of the transcript from flight 370 confirms no one in the cockpit ever said all right good night. instead the final voice transmission sent at 1:19 it was good night malaysian 370. for weeks, malayisan said all right good night was the final thing said by the pilot. >> we got the last completion from the cockpit. >> reporter: someone saying good day, good

hills. >>> a shooting and a crash led to the lock down of an eliminatary school. the shooting was at 1:30 on interstate 780 near robert elementary school. the driver wasn't hurt. police think the gunman crashed his car and ran off. the swat team couldn't find him and the lock down was lifted. >>> a san francisco firefighter was indicted on drunk driving charges. a camera captured the incident. he was skidding across the road slamming into a pole. he has had 3 charges and free on $100,000 bail. >>> apple and samsung battle has begun. apple is accusing samsung on infringing on siri's voice and other apple products. they have used their patents, samsung is appealing. >>> pilot admitted he should have aborted the flight at the landing at sfo. they failed to monitor speed at the decent and the failure to maintain speed was the probable cause of the crash. asiana blamed boeing. boeing denies that. the crash killed 3 passengers and injured 200 others. >>> back to storm watch coverage and the rain that fell at the home opener at the coliseum. it threatens ened the game but it started on time. >> it didn't dampen spirits. >> r

hills. >>> a shooting and a crash led to the lock down of an eliminatary school. the shooting was at 1:30 on interstate 780 near robert elementary school. the driver wasn't hurt. police think the gunman crashed his car and ran off. the swat team couldn't find him and the lock down was lifted. >>> a san francisco firefighter was indicted on drunk driving charges. a camera captured the incident. he was skidding across the road slamming into a pole. he has had 3 charges and free on $100,000 bail. >>> apple and samsung battle has begun. apple is accusing samsung on infringing on siri's voice and other apple products. they have used their patents, samsung is appealing. >>> pilot admitted he should have aborted the flight at the landing at sfo. they failed to monitor speed at the decent and the failure to maintain speed was the probable cause of the crash. asiana blamed boeing. boeing denies that. the crash killed 3 passengers and injured 200 others. >>> back to storm watch coverage and the rain that fell at the home opener at the coliseum. it threatens ened the game but it started on time. >> it didn't dampen spirits. >> r

hill? back to look at this and whether this is right for the country is robert reich, an economist who servedlabor secretary and ed connor, former managing director at bain capital and a key fundraiser for the romney campaign. paul ryan emphasized inner city plight, he's gone on listening tours focusing on poverty. does he discredit his own pro-poverty focused kcredential? >> he announced the budget or at least the preliminary budget today by saying that this would help the poor because it would help them get off welfare dependence. it doesn't just get them off welfare dependence. this slices not only food stamps, but every program that the poor depend on in this country. this is not an april fool's joke. however, this is not really a budget. this is really paul ryan's and republicans plan. this is their campaign platform from 2014 and paul ryan's platform from 2016. so don't take it seriously as a budget. but it is crucial and unusual and ought to be barred to the constitution. >> those are strong words. tell us how you really feel. i want to drill down on that in a second. interesting point

. >> the second, this man, 55-year-old robert, rescued after spending two days lost in the sierra. he disappeared sunday while running in the not hillspt warm for two nights by curling up in a ball under a bush. a snowstorm and strong winds made the search for the man very difficult. rescuers were able to spot him yesterday walking across a bridge. he was wearing only his running shorts and a windbreaker. he's recovering at the hospital. >> just amazing. >>> a quick check of the weather with christina. >> good morning. beautiful sunrise now over san francisco. we still have scattered showers on the radar to show you. count on slick conditions for your drive. good idea to give you extra time. temperatures in the 40s. we'll end up in the 60s today. i'll have that forecast every ten minutes throughout the "today" show. >> though roadways are slick it's not raining as much as yesterday. lighter commute. this is playing out in the bay bridge toll plaza. fas-trak lanes show backup and not the cash. we'll see how that tracks. slowing for the tri-valley. traditional pattern. lighter than normal volume. south bay, traditional pattern, lighter

health care, not from republican leaders on the hill and their critics but from one of their own advisers. jay carney's predecessor at the podium robert gibbs. the employer mandate has been deployed twice already from the administration. now a speech in colorado and says, quote, i don't think the employer mandate will go into effect. it's a small part of the law. i think it will be one of the first things to go. obviously the idea there's going to be too need to be more major changes to this law dances on the victory lap the president had just a couple days ago about signups. that's why jay carney a few moments ago tried to shut the door on this idea. listen. >> the final rules put out in february made it clear this will be phased in next year. now having spent time at the pundits table prior to my life here, you can make predictions all the time that turn out not to be true profit of cour. >> reporter: of course the white house changing law a couple dozen times. they are saying they are not changing it definitively. >> are there republicans that would welcome abandoning the employer mandate? >> sure. there are republicans who have be

johnson, who went back to the texas hill country after saying he would not run for another term, started smoking again. >> mm-hmm. >> charlie: you know, you get this from robertd knew he was nailing a nail into his coffin. what was that about? >> he was a great prognosticator. he knew he was going to die of a heart attack. >> charlie: he'd already had two already. >> he knew he was going to die of a heart attack and he did at 64 years old. >> charlie: 64! which is young. >> charlie: young. but he knew he was going to die, so it was like courting death. maybe that's why he thought, to hell with it, it's gonna happen anyway! (laughter) but had he run for reelection and won in '68, he would have died three days after his term would have ended. so he died in january of 1973, but if he were elected to a second term in the presidency, i think he would have died in office and so did lady bird. lady bird thought the amount of stress and the way vietnam was rolling out, he just was not capable of commanding that war. he was not able to know how to end that war. >> charlie: you just wonder -- i mean, when you think of what that meant to the country, it tore the country

robert route was with his running club on sunday when he took a wrong turn near forest hill and became lost. he was just wearing a light long sleeved shirt. some shorts and a windbreaker. he said he hunkered down under some bushes. he put his hands under his armpits trying to protect them from frostbite. after he was rescued, he said the think he wanted the most was a hamburger from in and out. >>> a woman from berkeley has quite a story to tell. 31-year-old emily davis said she was struck by lightning during monday's storm. she said she was hit by the bolt wheentd when she walked across adeline and stewart street delivering a cup of coffee to her boyfriend. >> i had this unusual metallic taste and then i saw a flashbulb go off and then this orb of light go down my umbrella handle. after that happens, i heard this clap of thunder that was the loudest clap of thunder i'd ever heard. >> she said she was shaken up but not seriously hurt. she just learned from her family that her great-great- great grandfather was killed by lightning while riding a horse. in the u.s., the odds of being str

good long time on the hill and at the office of management and budget, and will have some positive things to say about reform. not necessarily the current one. tim jost is the robert will let family professor of law at washington lee university, and tim actually is well known for writing virtually on a daily basis blogs in the health affairs website, explaining the incredible details of the latest incomprehensible regulations that hhs puts out. ideally we won't get that deep into it today, but who knows. and then mark pauly is a professor at the wharton school at the university of pennsylvania. mark is well known to aei audiences and has written many papers for us and looking forward to what he has to say. so with that let's start. >> good morning. this is a great time to sort of take a snapshot at what's going on with the health care law. i think i would agree though with some of the commentators i've read recently, some of whom are very strong supporters of the law that it's going to take much longer than the three months we been into this to really understand full implications of this. probably be a two or three-year process before you can really figure out whe