charles barb, scott adams from comcast and eric brooks. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon supervisors and is committee members i'm the cofounder of monkey brains.net and operating in san francisco since 1998 and broadband access since 2008 my company uses a technology that expands fiberoptic connectivity by using wireless networks i have a slide here showing the the line going through a building and using high capacity and multipoint antennas to spread the bandwidth and spread that that last mile you have heard here today and deregulation of access to city assets to require building networks out into the marginal marginal ized communities. broadband access obviously involves leverages existing networks and networks that have yet to be built and the digital divide obviously exists in those areas that the network is not and in that regard right of way becomes very crucial in this. . they have deep pockets and no sense of urgency when it comes to providing networks. this is a very important thing to bring connectivity from one area to another. the big once p

. >> i just wanted to acknowledge scott adams from comcast is here who has been on the job for only a few months i believe and i know he's eager to work with many to get the word out on the comcast essentials program so thank you for bringing that up. >> and then we have various community-based organizations and the department of technology offers training and subsidized equipment and reduced fee programs and the department of technology operates sf wifi providing free wifi at selected locations throughout the city and nothing fully gets at all 3 barriers with high speed access. the city fiber network i'm going to bring that up this is the city's own network. it provides very high speed access and high security high functionality. it was constructed starting in the early 2000's by the city primarily for linking cities and buildings and still used for that purpose not every city and building is connected but i think 170 or so are and there's excess capacity in the network being used by the department and by the city to address some aspects of the digital divide. on the panel on the rig

among those at plus one along with another masters champion adam scott. adam with 74 today. lee westwood 74 as well. so jordan spieth as we're joined now by justin rose and i know you're disappointed. go back and talk a little bit about the round and the pivotal moments. justin: yeah, obviously a great start for jordan and myself. birdie-birdie out of the gates today. that set thed me down. i hadn't gotten off to particularly good starts on friday and saturday. i felt i was playing well but the key moments was not getting it up and down from the right side at number eight and three-putting number nine. bill: you did a great job at seven getting out of trouble and making par. how big was that shift in momentum at eight? justin which: we both left our second shots in pretty good shape. i made it a little too much hands at the bottom. tried to spin it too much and it came out a little quick and i misread the putt coming back. those little things, you can't afford to give up those easy pars. bill: what do you think it's going to take for to you get over the hump? justin: to shoo

>> no doubt about it, scott. >> pelley: adam gadahn, the other american? >> adam is a long-time propagandist. it was his job the radicalize individuals overseas. it was his job to sell the al qaeda message. >> pelley: after what we've learned today, do the risks of these strikes outweigh the benefits? >> scott, i don't think so. the collateral damage is very low. these are the most precise weapons in our arsenal. and, scott these strikes there's no doubt in my mind that these strikes, which have been fairly aggressive since 2008 have prevented another 9/11-style attack in the united states. >> pelley: michael morell, former deputy director of the c.i.a., thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> pelley: and we have breaking news tonight in baltimore. police are clashing with protesters there who are angry over the mysterious death of a man who died in police custody. chip reid is there. chip? >> reporter: well, scott earlier this evening hundreds of protesters in this park surged into the streets to walk the three miles from here to the part of baltimore

. >> obviously adam scott is a favorite. >> and jack nicklaus shows us all >>> tonight, san francisco's officially calling for firing of several police officers tied to the texting scandal. we'll have all the details tonight on bay area nightbeat at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. >>> just moments ago we learned that bob schieffer is retiring. calling quits. he is 78. he spent more than 50 years working in journalism. 46 years right here at cbs. he made the announcement while speaking at the annual schieffer symposium at texas christian university his alma mater i guess when they start naming symposiums after you it's time to hang it up. he said great talking journalism at tcu tonight and really happy to be in my hometown where it all started to announce my retirement. >>> computer programming is more fun than it sounds. >> that's what kids are discovering at least with lessons interest in week's jefferson award winners. sharon chin is here to introduce them to us. >> reporter: well, today one in 10 elementary and middle school students are learning to code. and thousands

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carly fiorina scott walker, the people who can run against the town of washington, d.c. >> what do you say adam points out scott walker has not much foreign policy exposure whatsoever maybe that could be a good thing. >> there is a new rallying cry republicans can now use thanks to hillary's problems. the rallying cry is america is not for sale. we can't be bartered. we can't be coerced and we can't be sold. i think every candidate actually in the republican banner can run on that. to matt's point agree. when i jeb bush who comes off as very real and authentic, that will play well i think. marco rubio sitting on the senate foreign relations committee as foreign relations has become a bigger issue for americans. that will be helpful for marco and then the outsiders as matt said the corely fiorinas the scott walkers and even the ted cruzs even though maybe not considered technically an outsider they all can stand to benefit. every republican can now look the voters in the eye and say here is what we are talking about. we are talking about leadership that's willing to stand on their own two feet.

. >> adam scott. >> favorite course? >> augusta national. >> duh. now that you're 21 favorite alcoholic beverage? >> a good, cold beer. >> if you were not playing golf, what would you be doing? >> i would still be in college at the university of texas. >> your love life -- >> yeah i have a girlfriend. >> okay. texas? >> university of texas. you talking about the state or the college -- >> throwing it out there for you. whatever you want to take it. and finally, the color green. >> the masters. >> jordan spieth, a pleasure, my friend. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> nice to meet you. >> let's continue on. >>> let's get back to the breaking news. after the historic meeting with cuban president raul castro in panama a couple of days the handshake, photo with president barack obama. we know from the administration the president just made a move to remove cuba from the terror list. the white house breaking the news with of course a tweet. let me go to my colleagues, cnn's elise laughin'vin, global correspondent. >>

. >> yep, adam scott's seven girls including danielle. like a lot of young couple, they had trouble con receiving. according to their blog, they used fertility drugs and had blake. waited four years tried again, and last week, danielle delivered five tiny baby girls, in just four minutes. >> of course the feisty one parker was on my upper side, and my right side, and the little one and then the twins, avenue a olivia. >> doctors say the babies are doing well, requiring only modest support of their breathing. mom and dad are grateful. but still bittner just. >> i'll be going back it work, and we got a lot of changes coming up in the next few days and stuff. a lot after justments to just get used to, and figure out what our new norm is going to be. >> it will be a little bit longer until we can actually like hold them, and it is very difficult, seeing mother and father not to be able to you know just love on your baby. >> one woman. >> you have never had children. >> one woman. >> one woman one -- >> four minutes. >> five heads. when you lo

adam scott and jason schwartzman. yeah. >> is that to their credit? >> i mean, just, you know -- right. i mean some of them are -- really want -- it's important. i think adam would want me to make it clear that they were prosthetics. >> is there a place i could pick up these prosthetics just for help sometimes? >> okay. let's transition. "orange is the new black." you've not watched an entire episode. is that true? >> i did, but when the show premiered last year, the premiere you watch an episode. >> but you don't watch regularly? >> no. >> all right. but we will be watching. >> i hope you watch. >> you know we're not going to miss this. >> don't do as i do. do as you do. do it the way you do it. >> and alex is back? >> alex has come back. >> we've got our nicknames. >> tamron. >> where'd you get the orange jump suit? >> i have them at home. wicked crook. natalie's is scary icebox. >> yours is cool. >> there's an app to put this in? >> nice. i look like an escaped mental patient. >> and wiggy hippie. and al is crazy na

adam shapiro following the comcast timewarner merger. scottith how -- ira is in the pits of the c me. michael is monitoring the moves in oil. let's get started. with all that regulation, bankers hated it. a lot of americans didn't understand it. was it an expensive waste of time? paul invoker is calling for an overhaul of financial regulation. (?) the current structure is inadequate and splintered. what kind of new reforms is he proposing? peter barnes in d.c. with the latest. peter: he's trying to fix a piece of legislation that dodd-frank barely touched. he wants to reorganize agencies starting with a huge new financial regulator. post the financial crisis, regulation of banks is riddled with gaps. invasion opportunities. while transactions and risk have shifted to the less regulated shadow banking system. >> the structure of the regulatory system, a system that was built up piecemeal. it never had a good -- had an overall look. nobody has done anything to make it more consistent and effective. >> so his remedy is to consolidate banking regu

scott. feed your lawn. feed it! >>> all right. time to cover that tax bill that adam is happy to pay. charles, what do you got?> preferred apartment communities, a real estate investment trust 6% dividend yield. >> adam. >> vanguard dividend appreciation index etf it's made up of stocks of companies that keep raising their dividends. >> interesting. den. >> i always love mr. buffet if i can be his partner by buying a share of berkshire hath way i will to it every day i can. >> with the employment report, how do you think it would have done done, ben? >> i think this market is overpriced but for the long run it's great. for your children, for your grandchildren, for you if you're in middle age it's great. >> what do you think charles payne? >> i agree 100% with ben. as far as the market on friday would have been done, the feds work has not helped main street and we need a new fiscal policy business friendly ainistration. >> adam does that anemic jobs number portend the economy is sput ring here? >> not necessarily. we know that the economy is growing, that's what investors should keep in mind. >> you're not bla

>> adams: that's what happens in wars, scott.not minimize it-- that's what american soldiers do, british soldiers do, irish republican soldiers do. that's what happens in every single conflict. >> pelley: he told us in an interview that he wasn't even aware that she had disappeared for a long time. >> mckendry: he likes people to know that. but he's telling lies. he's a liar. i told him to his face he's a liar. he knows. >> pelley: 30 years after she vanished, jean mcconville was discovered on this beach. a hiker found her bones with a bullet hole in the back of her skull. for you, after all these years what would justice be in your mother's case? >> mckendry: i would like to see gerry adams stand up and admit that he played a part. i want the people to see what this man really is. he likes to think he's god. he's not. this man has blood on his hands and i want him to pay for what he did. >> pelley: after days of questioning last year, adams was released without charges. the police say their investigation continues and they're pu

adam. pete benson, joe bell and scott bauer in the pits of the cme. david: when you think about heinz you think about ketchup. 650 million bottles are sold around the year, every day, every year forgive me. would be nice if it was every day. liz: heinz ketchup has equally tasting cousin, mustard. it is getting a big brand makeover, trying to take on the goliath in the business. we have heinz north american president. welcome, how are you going to pull this off? your big competitors, french's mustard. french has a huge percentage of the market share in mustard. 60%. heinz last check has 1% market share. how will you climb that mountain. >> thanks for having me. basically listening to consumers. consumers, see and taste and enjoy our mustard in restaurants forever. they tell us why can't i find my mustard in supermarkets. we say, let's do it. we tried to do something different. come up with the best tasting mustard, yellow mustard we possibly can. heinz has 150 years of experience in condements. we did this we're so confident, we're changing the recipe

but it does not show the critical time between when walter scott fled the car and the second tape when we see the shooting. >> adamfor that report. >>> this video was shot by the nbc station in los angeles and it shows sheriff's deputies from california's san bernardino county apprehending a fleeing suspect. nbc's hallie jokz now reports on the swift reprimand against these deputies and the ensuing investigations. >> reporter: the fallout coming fast after this scene caught on camera, ten sheriff's deputies on paid administrative leave with the fbi now investigating. a bizarre police chase ended as francis pusok fell off his stolen horse. two deputies tase them, then punch and sick him. seconds later, joined by other san bernardino officers. our los angeles station recording from above. pusok's mother says she won't watch the video again. >> he didn't deserve to be treated like that. i think he had every right to run. look at the aftereffect. >> reporter: police believe pusok initially fled worried about a probation violation. while officers were familiar with the 30-year-old's arrest history, the video is called

scott owed more than $18,000 in back child support and there was a bench warrant for his arrest. for the latest reaction let's head to north charleston and adam riese. what is the latest where you are. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. the scott family is preparing for a wake that should begin in two hours. at the same time there is a candlelight vigil here tonight and tomorrow the scott family will lay walter scott to rest exactly one week after the deadly shooting. now, as you said why did he run, from what appeared to be a routine traffic stop. we are starting to learn some answers. nbc news has obtained documents indicating there was a bench warrant out for his arrest. he was 18,000 dollars behind in child support payments. he hasn't made a payment since 2012 and the bench warrant was sent out in 2013 and that is the reason he ran, because he did not want to go back to jail and ironically the officer is in jail and could remain in jail until august. he's hired a high-powered defense attorney based here in charleston and some are wondering how did he -- will he pay for that and he started an online fund and raised about $750. >> and we g

scott williams will be there. >> a lot every fun springsteen people are upset at adam sandler, so much so they walk off movie setimes making all kinds of jokes nothing -- a lot of his fans love it, but group of actors found the new film -- film so offensive they just left. dozen native american actors walked off the set of the ridiculous six say it was insulting to women and their culture and also misrepresented the apache way of life. movie spoof of old westerns, intended to be ridiculous, hence the title. but the film the first of four and net flex exclusive deal. >> off to bad start on that one. 9:49. >> will forte nick nulty -- >> loot of people in this. all part that far big cast. >> have to see what happens. no date set when it will come out. >> last man on earth of course we said there is no way you can do a show with just one guy. >> no -- >> and i love the first person they brought in, the female, they got married and real good looking woman comes in. now good looking guy is joining the cast. >> oh oh,. >> he get jealous. apparently star power doesn't always shine brightly, at least, that's the case for

clapping) and scott from the steering wheel bank and representatives from the steering wheel bank and the can bar in the front row the california history society addressed the website yes adame made my friends with the c h example f and the ferry building and the port of san francisco and now i'd like to introduce you to friend of mine tale of two cities toby that stepped up to the plate with the great donation and made the bay lights and dominated the gift that list the fine arts this is one illuminated man and would you like to say a few words oh, okay (laughter). >> actually donna 0rg9d me to say a few words that was a command performance doug go away i have a few things to say about you (laughter) first of all. >> said you'd never tell. >> first of all i wanted to recognize the talents and the effort and the energy that went into this incredible project and obviously the pal lettuce of fine arts and the bay lights i hope you'll be seeing later those are the tlants all i did was write checks that's a lot easier believe me i have one other inform comments

adam gahdahn, named spokespeople for the terror network and the u.s. forces had long been trying to capture or kill. live on capitol hill tonight, scott thuman abc 7 news. maureen: tha tonight, members of warren weinstein's family tell abc 7 they are too heart broken to speak publicly. in a statement, weinstein's widow elaine says the family hoped the u.s. government could secure weinstein's release. she continued "those who took warren captive bear ultimate responsibility. he would still be alive and well if she would have allowed him to return home after his time abroad working to help the people of pakistan." for the first time prosecutors in the case of accused serial killer charles severance are reviewing his possible motive. severance is charged with killing nancy dunning, ron dishy and ruthanne lodato in a series of shootings dating back a decade. in court the prosecution said severance was angry over a custody dispute and lashed out against people he called utopian elites. the revelation came at a hearing that the judge agreed to move the trial from alexandria to neighboring fairfax. that's in spite of severance's outbursts in

scott. >> hey, hey, everything's okay. okay? i -- i just shot somebody. >> msnbc's adam reiss is in north charleston south carolina, with the latest. this video comes out the dame say walter scott was buried. >> that's more evidence for detectives to analyze. now, a day after he was laid to rest many in the community believe his death will be a catalyst for change a defining moment as it were not only for race relations here in charleston but maybe across america. now, pastor george hamilton spoke yesterday. a crowd of 700 mourners. his sermon was very direct and powerful. he did not mince words. i spoke to him afterwards. >> it was motivated by hatred. you don't shoot a person in the back that many times without hating the person. if you don't know the person then what would motivate you or bring that kind of hatred where you would actually do that? i feel that it was motivated by racism. you know not covert, but overt racism. i don't blame all of the officers who carry out the law, but there are some that are bad. >> now, church service is under way at this hour. the m

scott channel 6 "action news." >> developing this morning philadelphia police are still on the case of the shooting death of a chinese food delivery man. the 49-year-old man's car crashed at adams and bingham streets in crescentville section. he crashed after being shot in the shoulder at hill creek road. he was rushed to einstein and was pronounced dead there. police are trying to finds if robbery was part of the shooting. we'll here from police on the investigation. >>> people were on board the septa bus after a fire in the rear engine forced passengers and the driver to make an unscheduled stop. smoke and flames gutted the back half of the bulls. nobody was hurt. >>> 5:35, now a beloved member of a south philadelphia neighborhood was killed by fire. it took crews ten minutes to knock down the flames on federal street yesterday evening. but they were unable to rescue the resident, joseph derossa. >> a former councilman was a close friend. >> he was the closest i had to a brother. >> friends say he was a smoker and suspect it was an accident. >>> police are looking for a burglar who hopped on the train to get away. surveillance video shows the man pulling a suitcase of stolen

scott owed more than $18,000 in back child support and there was a bench warrant for his arrest. for the latest reaction let's head to north charleston and adamd afternoon to you. the scott family is preparing for a wake that should begin in two hours. at the same time there is

scott: further in the attack and a separate one, two other americans, ahmed farouq who had become an al-qaida leader and adam gahdan, chief spokesman for the group were also killed. regarding their deaths one u.s. senator said today they got what they deserved. as for the families of dr. weinstein and lo porto, the white house says they will be compensated for their losses. although they won't say just yet how much that may be. on capitol hill, scott thuman, abc 7 news. alison: ok, scott. warren weinstein's family has not spoken publicly today about the news but they did issue a statement. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis picks up our team coverage live in rockville where the weinsteins have lived for decades. kevin? kevin: hi there. there's been no sign of the family today. but neighbors and friends have been driving by the house all day long. some have left flowers at the base of this large maple tree in the front yard. the tree adorned with yellow ribbons has been a symbol of hope ever since warren weinstein was kidnapped nearly four years ago. >> it's painful every day. kevin: last june eileen wein

at the funeral for walter scott, who was shot in the back by a police officer after running from a traffic stop last week. joining me now from summerville, south carolina adam reese. with a good day to you. what are we expecting at this funeral today? >> reporter: a very somber day here in summerville. four hours behind me at this church, his family will lay him to rest. he will receive a police escort. the mayor attended the wake paid his respects. there was also a small protest at city hall. about 50 people gathered to say enough is enough and they want a civilian review board to keep an eye on the police. again, we're asking why did he run from what appeared to be a routine traffic stop? we're learning a little bit more. nbc news have obtained documents. he was behind in child support payments, about $18,000. he hadn't made a payment since 2012. his parents believe that is why he ran. he did not want to go back to jail. at the same time, officer slager remains in jail. it could be until august. he has hired a high-powered defense attorney from charleston. alex? >> i wanted to ask you about the second dashcam video that the south carolina law enforcement

scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you four that. >>> developing this morning philadelphia police are still on the case of the shooting death of a chinese food delivery man. the 49-year-old man's crash at adamseet in crescentville section. the man crashed after being shot in the shoulder on hill creek road. he was hushed to einstein where he was pronounced dead. police are trying to determine if robbery was behind the shooting. >>> people weren -- people were on board this septa bus when it burst into flames overnights. the smoke and flames gutted the entire back half of the bus, it was running the night owl line at broad and passison. >>> a beloved member of a south philadelphia neighborhood was killed in a house fire. it took crews ten minutes to knock down the flames on the 1100 block of federal street yesterday evening. firefighters were a little bit to rescue -- were unable to rescue the resident frank derossa. >> i never had a brother he was the closest i ever had to brother. >> he leashes behind two children and 6 grandchildren. his friends say he was a smoker and suspect the fire was disejts. >>> police are closing in on a main line burglar who came face-to-face with the homeowner an

adam? >> he can, which is why he which is why he decided to create his own super pac. one guaranties of success is sustainability. to sustain a presidential campaign you need resources. scott walker is terrific on his feet. he is fairly new on the scene. had a great record in wisconsin but he will have to be able to sustain a presidential campaign through the good times and the bad. that takes money and resources. if you look at it that way -- gerri: maybe a few foreign countries want to pitch in. i will never get over this, we're allowing something this ridiculous and ludacris to happen. guy, last word. >> i would say gerri, if you have any problems or issues with those foreign governments giving money to clintons while she was at state and go back at president why don't you check -- oh that's right. they were deleted by tens of thousands and wiped clean. gerri: guy, don't ask for that. don't even look. we don't know where the server is, my friend? probably a million little pieces. thanks for coming on. >> thanks, gerri. gerri: later in the show, can courts stop obama's war on coal? how do you do that? we have advice on keeping your home safe from pesticides. it's a real

scott's family is laying him to rest. joining us now live from south carolina is msnbc spontcorrespondent adam reese.bout today's services? >> reporter: good morning, melissa melissa. the family is arriving as we speak behind me. walter arrived about an hour ago under police escort. his casket under an american flag in honor of his service in the coast guard. there's a police presence here, the sheriff of charleston county has arrived. he said to pay his respects to the family. i spoke to a couple of the mourners here. one of them told me it's not a loss because the world got to see. this all could have been avoided. >> thank you to adam reese in south carolina. we're going to be going much more into depth on this still developing story right here tomorrow. so we do encourage you to check us out on tomorrow. >>> but now, let's make a shift. 154 days it's been 154 days since president obama nominated loretta lynch to become the next attorney general. but according to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's office there are no plans for a lynch vote until democrats stop blocking a human trafficking bi