superintendent and members of the board i'm robert smith i've been and other people a paraprofessional teacher at the high school in my 16th year a san francisco resident for slithering over 27 years i love my job i love the kids that i serve and love the city where i live and unlike some of the colleagues spoken i don't have is prepared statement i have just rurnd from colorado where my father has died and came here together despite personal turmoil in my family it's important i stand before you and reiterate much of what other people have said my rent is more than one paycheck as well i also have sincere balance pullcy that prevents me from driving i couldn't commute receiving and keep the job and continue to serve the children that don't think on me and whom i also love although i don't tell them that but the feeling i'm getting at washington is we are scared and don't want to strike people are feeling they have to the office in the district are insulting and we don't want the strike but if we have to stand you up for a living wage to stay in the city we love and serve the children

joining me peter moricci at the robert a. smith school of business. and journalist david k.on. peter, i read your article this week. you are bullish on this economy. you think we're not going anywhere. we're not going down. you cited china and what's going on in europe. if we're strong and things are going well, why can't we do minimum wage and what would moving it to 10.10 do to our economy? >> the most important thing is to create more jobs. we are growing but not rapidly enough. when president obama campaigned for the white house he talked about doing something about china and talked about drilling for oil off shore and hasn't delivered. the minimum wage according to the congressional budget office, the economic policy substitute is in the democratic camp. according to them it would unemploy 500,000 to 1 million people. i'm in favor with raising the minimum wage to inflation. that would cost no jobs. but going to 10.10, unemploying 500,000 people that creates 500,000 more poor people. >> david k. johnson do you kbrae with that? >> no. he is misreading the numbers. the fun

joining us lauren smith of capital alpha partners in the nation's capitol. robertattenberg of new edge. thank you very much, gentlemen. lauren, for for you, look at overall picture if the republicans win the senate, how do you think it will affect the overall markets? >> well, david, thanks for having me on. historically the markets actually do pop after election day but not necessarily, and as you mentioned in 2012, it is not necessarily an endorsement of w. more relief that the uncertainties that been lifted from the markets. david: robert, let's take the opposite case, what if democrats win the senate? that would provide a certain amount of certainty that things will remain the same. >> well, in our analysis we highlighted very clearly that the market clearly has an expectation of about5% odds that the republicans will take senate. democrats, lo and behold if they win, there will be a shock for the markets. i don't know if that leads to dramatic selloff but it will definitely away from the best-case scenario which is that republicans will win the senate. one pro

roberts. nice to meet you. jerome smith. know this. >> nice to meet you. >> mary wood bury. >>s't6 >> jay marcel. >> robbins. >> come on, come on, come on. >> feel that? emily george. >> >> nice to meet you. >> come on, how are you doing? >> all right. >> never forget about that. because that's all we got. nice to meet you. all right. all right! >> tell them we are here. >> nice to meet you. >> all right. nice to meet you. all right. >> come on, bring it in. i am péób it, dog. i am in there. all right. i could use some help. nice to meet you. >> oh, my goodness, look at this. oh. she is so beautiful. mmm. i want another one. there you go. precious. beautiful, baseball. what is her, what is her name. >> nice to meet you ms. ruji. >> now, come on. boom! >>06g)?ú all right, very good tt you. here we go. >> it is a very loose!p lot of it is like improvised some. >> yeah. >> and the white woman came to hug you. you know, charlie, there is part of that is based in reality, you know. we met -- >> it is hard for me to go in and out.

smith: u.s. ambassador to syria robert ford had urged the administration to quickly provide aid to pro-western syrian rebels. otherwise, he warned, al qaeda would dominate. >> i think there was certainly warnings from people at my level that in a large, ungoverned space, having al qaeda or al qaeda-affiliated groups able to operate freely would be as much a risk to the united states as somalia, yemen and afghanistan were. and in each of those places, the americans had to act. >> smith: but in syria, the president chose not to send arms. >> i think the president's concern-- and i respect his decision-- but i think his concern was that ultimately, if we provide those kinds of weapons, we couldn't be sure whose hands they might ultimately wind up in. >> smith: you respect his decision. he was the commander-in-chief. but you think he was wrong? >> i think we made the wrong decision in not providing assistance to the rebels. >> i think president obama has a fundamental belief that any military action or aiding local fighters will lead to, almost inexorably, 150,000 troops on the ground like iraq, or 500,0

robert downey jr. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: steve carell. jada pinkett smiths. >> steve: what!? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got performances from jason aldean, and big and rich. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: big and rich have a a new one out! >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: but first, we have a a fun show tonight, i'm so excited, this guy is great in everything he does, his new movie "kill the messenger" hits theaters friday. jeremy renner is here! >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: knows what's up. plus, oh, man, she's about to star on broadway in the play called "love letters." we're honored to have her on the show. carol burnett is stopping by the show! [ cheers and applause ] come on. >> steve: that's a show! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a show. it gets better. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: there's more! >> steve: there's more? there can't be more! >> jimmy: yes, there's more! one of the best chefs in the world. we're cooking with mario batali tonight! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: got

smith and knocked him down far play earlier in the quarter. phil: that's what happens. long field goals you kick them lower. what a job by chris jones. jim: robert jonathan kraft celebrating. former patriots here like willie mcginnis, you saudion branch. what a game. phil: great game. great effort by both teams. jim: thursday night thriller. goes to nerning. 27-25. coming up next, it's the "mazda post-game show." for phil simms, tracy wolfson, jim nantz saying so long from foxborough. we'll join the studio after this. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports division] jim: it all came down to a blocked field goal attempt, the patriots survive. turning back the upset minded jets to join the san diego chargers as your current only five-win teams in the a.f

>>> the 49ers try to spoil ex lex smith's return to the area and post-game and a live report from levi stadium, we two in- depth on the playoff series with zip robertsfull half hour on your sports needs sunday night at 9:00. kron 4 programming brought to you by milk. real simple, got milk. . >>> the case of a 13-year-old girl ruled brain dead ten months ago not over. her family's lawyer have filed paperwork to declare her brain dead. she is on life support. she was officially declared brain dead after losing too much blood during a surgery. >> this is a dramatic story. >> it is. and it looks like there is more pieces to the story. the family of jahighma mcmath says she is improving and they have proof and they want that brain dead classification gone. >> the way i am in my family is just like any other. till death do us part. kids have brain damage, you are supposed to throw them away, you still love them. >> coming from the mother of mcmath. a 13-year-old girl declared brain dead ten months ago but being kept on life support. >> it seems like i love her more. i see the fight and i thought she was my weakest because i had four but jamia is the stron

smith and knocked him down far play earlier in the quarter. phil: that's what happens. long field goals you kick them lower. what a job by chris jones. jim: robert jonathan kraft celebrating. former patriots here like willie mcginnis, you saudion branch. what a game. phil: great game. great effort by both teams. jim: thursday night thriller. goes to nerning. 27-25. coming up next, it's the "mazda post-game show." for phil simms, tracy wolfson, jim nantz saying so long from foxborough. we'll join the studio after this. i love the bacon on this sub. i love bacon so much, i'm launching a line of bacon jewelry. aw, i've seen those online, but-have you ever seen bacon brows? what was that? i was just putting the finishing touches on my bacondor. "bacon, bacon, bacon." sorry, that's my bacon-sensing helmet. surely it's picking up this bacon... bacon smells good today ma'am. have you met my husband? he's a bacon baron. (laughing) he is a looker! everyone loves bacon at subway. try it on your favorite sandwich or on the chicken & bacon ranch melt. subway. eat fresh. only with cash flow insight, powered by pnc cfo, a unique suite of online tools that all

redwood city stanley roberts kron 4 news a teenage girl being held as a hero after she defended a 75 year-old man. coming up at the top of the hour, and the 49ers really foil alex smithplus we go in depth on the giants' playoff series in the nationals. sports might look live is tonight after the news. in national news. a 21-year-old marine is believed to be the first u-s casualty in the fight against isis. in national news. a 21-year-old marine is believed to be the first u-s casualty in the fight against isis. last wednesday, corporal jordan spears jumped out of a plane. the plane had lost power and they thought it would crash. another marine who jumped was recovered, but they were unable to find spears. he's presumed dead by the marines the pentagon is deciding how to classify his death. the u-s navy and marine corps will investigate the cause of the incident. president obama maintains he doesn't want to use ground troops to fight isis. but many are saying it's the only way to fight back. former british prime minister tony blair says it's the only way. and today republican north carolina seanator lindsay grham is agreeing. he spoke on cnn's state of the union about

smith's return to the bay area. and in-depth on the nationals playoff series with former all-star roberts. 0,000 california foster childrs help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >>> developing news, an officer-involved shooting. it happened about 4:30 am on woodland avenue and haus. >> reporter: good morning. tanging a live look as recovers continue -- taking a live look as recovers continue to piece this together. i just spoke with the lieutenant for the san leandro police department. at about 4:30 this morning, police told it'll me an officer spotted a car with several vehicle code violations 2 miles from this location. the officer tried to pull the driver over. the driver sped off and led officers on a high-speed chase. that led to this neighborhood near t

smith's return to the bay area and a live report from levi stadium. plus we go in-depth on the giants national playoff series with former all-star big roberts. all your sports needs sunday night at 9:00 p.m., right after the news. >>> still ahead on the kron4 morning news. amazing video coming out of iceland. look at this volcanic eruption. then at 6:00 a.m. new video justin to kron4 out of hong kong were pro-democracy protesters is starting to dwindle. we will tell you why ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >>> tracking drive times for you this morning. let's see if we can refresh that screening get those up for you the drive time from hercules to berkeley is coming in at 12 minutes. your trip time for the 580 macarthur ride from the 580 livermore wright is 27 minutes. and we're looking at a 14 minute trip in the south bay from the montague express or to the montague

roberts defeats the challenger praying robin. robin, anger incumbent. >> from the review festival, a conversation about dealing with undocumented youth coming into the u.s. the events in missouri in st. louis. richard nortonn smith on his recent biography of nelson rockefeller. friday night at 8:00, drones and their impact on aviation and how they transform the american military. , jakeay night at 10:00 halpern on the questionable practices of the health industry and the festival of books. martin luther king's poor people campaign and the 1968 election. saturday, the life and legacy of booker t. washington, and sunday 4:00, "exercise delewar." find our television schedule at c-span.org. call us, e-mail us, or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> now the senate armed services committee chair talks about afghanistan and some of the other foreign-policy challenges facing the u.s. senator levin is retiring at the end of this congressional term. this is just over an hour. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the institute of peace. we are very pleased to host the chairman of the senate armed services committee. has been a strong supporter. in 1981 h