((take vo)) political scientist daniel skinner is writing a book on healthcare and politics.ys the answer to who pays for medicaid expansion is easy: ner ((take sot)) "taxpayers are footing the bill." ((take vo)) the question of whether or not states should accept all that money is not. ((take gfx1)) the federal government will pay for 100 percent of the cost of expanding medicaid for low-income americans for the first three years-- ((2014- 2016)) and phase that down to 90 percent by 2022. right now-- federal dollars cover 63 percent of the program. ((take vo)) skinner says it's impossible to predict the total toll of the medicaid expansion on the american taxpayer because every state is different-- ner ((take sot)) as one medicaid scholar put it, 'if you know one medicaid prgram you know one medicaid program.' there are 50 of them!" p ((take gfx2)) six months before the medicaid expansion program was set to take effect-- 24 states had accepted the plan. 21 had rejected it-- and 6 were still considering their options. in ohio alone-- 13 billion dollars would add 366- thousand

skinner: seymour, you were supposed to call me three minutes ago. mother, i was driving through a tunnel and my cell phone wouldn't work. i don't want you driving through tunnels. you know what that symbolizes. but mother, it cuts 90 minutes off my drive. mrs. skinner: no tunnels! homer, we're picking up cell phone calls over the baby monitor. whoo! anything spicy? oh, that's not the point. we should report this to an omnitouch care rep. people's privacy is at stake. great. i'm going to eat mayonnaise. ( groans ) ( chair squeaking ) bart, stop it. stop what? squeaking that chair. hey, that's what i do in my room, lis. i squeak my chair. ( squeaking faster ) oh, quit it, quit it, quit it, quit it! well, well, if it isn't frick and frack jack and jill, fred and ethel, the three... dad, will you please tell bart to stop squeaking his chair? i'm trying to do my homework. bart, stop squeaking your chair. if you've got to do something, click this pen. no! hey, that looks like fun. race you. you're on. lisa, you play winner. ( rapid clicking ) oh, honey, y

skinner! how could you put this boy on with that horrible material?y in rehearsal. and he didn't even get to his ubangi routine. ( laughing ) ha, ha, ha. laugh it up, you punks 'cause you and jan murray here just cost our town the olympics. hey, chalmers, where are you from? i... oh, well, i was born in queens went to ball state then made the move to intercourse, pennsylvania. uh, why do you ask? don't worry, sir. i'll teach these children respect for their town. i'm assigning each of you 20 hours of community service. ( groaning ): oh... community service?! "intercourse"? what if we refuse? you won't pass to the next grade. i fail to see the threat. skinner! good idea. now, if you'll excuse me i'm off to vacation at lake titticaca. let's see you make a joke out of that, mr. smart guy. all right, martin, for your community service you'll be setting up a midnight basketball program for inner-city street gangs. all right, gang, shirts and skins. let's hustle! ( gunshot ) ( tires screeching ) milhouse, do you like the beach? who doesn't? well, i want you

barbara skinner, ceo of skinner leadership institute. dr.at is it that made king stay in the battle. we go out and march once, trayvon martin or a big event, a tragedy, sandy hook, we get passionate for a weekend, 9/11 happens, we gather. what keeps you out there so long you are willing to give your life for? that is what we are willing to discover. >> that is something reverend al sharpton says it is a continuation of dr. king's messa message. explain to people that heading out for the service what they can expect? >> they can expect to hear the words of dr. king that sounds as though he was talking today written 50 years ago, why we can't wait, his measure of a man. chaos of community. he could be talking about voting rights, trayvon martin, stand your ground or food stamping or health care law. his voice is going to resonate through old and new testament scriptures read by jews and lutherans and christians together and music, freedom songs. people will be brought back into the spirit of love that fuel the movement. >> you talk about bring

say, in the state of florida or the state of alabama than it is here in california. >> reporter: skinner, who is introducing a resolution to congress, says that at the federal level, congress needs to look hat free and reduced programs more regionally. she says one-size-fits-all formulas does not work. >> we have many families in oakland, richmond, san pablo, whatever, that do not qualify and yet their income is not adequate to supply for their families all of their needs. >> reporter: another problem is a reimbursement from the grost which they say is just -- from the government which they say is just $3 above served. they are stretching every dollar to meet the nutritional standardsed. >> thy are struggling bringing in the $2.25 that we're asking paid families. they can't afford to do that. >> i family like we don't get enough school lunch because they only give us a little bit and the food is not hot when they give it to us. >> this sin cre nizzed the anally -- synchronized the application -- >> reporter: and they hope to work with the labor department to get the right numbers so more

our next graduate, naja skinner. ms. skinner, congratulations. [cheering and applauding] >> smile for mom, that's great. our next graduate, yesinia valez. ms. valez, congratulations. [cheering and applauding] >> our next graduate, alana waldron. ms. waldron, congratulations. (applause)

. >>> today east bay assembly member nancy skinner called on congress to fix a problem in the federalschool meals program. the program determines eligibility with a single nationwide income level. because of this many children in higher cost regions like here in the bay area are ineligible. skinner's urging congress to incorporate a regional cost-of-living index. >> it's really important for children to have a healthy breakfast and be able to have nutritious meals throughout the day. we see so many students who aren't able to focus on their lessons. and one of the number one questions teachers ask them is have you eaton today. and nine times out of ten they answer no. >> the council says they're not surprised. one of the most expensive places to live is california. >>> a big win and a big loss. police are looking for three armed men who robbed a couple at gunpoint in their own home. the husband had won money at a casino. police received a 911 call. the woman says when she came home, three suspects armed with guns forced her into her house, confronting her husband and demanding the mon

he said his name was mark skinner.nowfficer said to him, we who you are. >> this was big news in italy and brought this reaction from the deputy prime minister. >> i am pleased to announce that overnight in london, one of the most dangerous fugitives was arrested. this was dominico ranccidori. another mobster will go to jail. significante deficiencies in the war and now there are serious talks going on between prosecutors in london and those in italy. >> it means he and his family will be back at court tomorrow afternoon. he was in custody as lawyers go over the extradition warrants. >> from one audacious criminal act to another. the crime of the century. 50 years later the great train robbery holds a unique place in criminal history. on this day of august 1963, a group of armed robbers held up a mail train from glascow to london. we have more on the fascination that still surrounds this. they were the criminals who changed the history of crime. >> the engine and the front two coaches have been brought back here to be

tienen menos derechos de inscribirse a los programas de alimentacion escolar y por esa razon "nancy skinnerleista por el este de la bahia pidio hoy al congreso aumentar los cupos a los programas de nutricion para niÑos de escasos recursos que viven en ciudades costosas. --- en el area de la bahia miles de niÑos pobres no son elegibles para los programas de desayuno y almuerzo despues de clases... ----situacion que contrasta cuando el centro de investigacion economica indica que san francisco, san jose, el condado de orange y oakland son cuatro de las 10 areas mas costosas en los estados unidos.... blanca ---un empleado de la aerolinea "united" y su esposa se presentaron en corte hoy acusados de robar equipaje de varios pasajeros tras el accidente del avion de asiana en san francisco. take vo ---los investigadore s aseguran que "sean crudup" y "ray-chas thomas" robaron equipaje de varias personas cuyos vuelos fueron desviados luego del accidente en julio. ---la policia encontr ropa de los pasajeron en la casa de los acusados quienes al parecer canjearon ropa de una reconocida tienda. cesar -

he said his name was mark skinner. knowfficer said to him, we who you are. >> this was big news in italy and brought this reaction from the deputy prime minister. >> i am pleased to announce that overnight in london, one of the most dangerous fugitives was arrested. this was dominico ranccidori. another mobster will go to jail. significante deficiencies in the war and now there are serious talks going on between prosecutors in london and those in italy. >> it means he and his family will be back at court tomorrow afternoon. he was in custody as lawyers go over the extradition warrants. >> from one audacious criminal act to another. the crime of the century. 50 years later the great train robbery holds a unique place in criminal history. on this day of august 1963, a group of armed robbers held up a mail train from glascow to london. we have more on the fascination that still surrounds this. they were the criminals who changed the history of crime. >> the engine and the front two coaches have been brought back here to b

justice for many years and has been living quietly in this house in west london under the name mark skinner. neighbors say he was a quiet man the security conscious. >> he always seemed very friendly. did he did move then, he put the big gates of the front. life endedal abruptly when the police arrived here on wednesday. the former teacher was repeatedly known as the professor. he is accused of being the head of the cosa nostra on the island of sicily. he was cleared of mafia allegations at the end of a three-year trial in 1993 after which he came to the u.k. but he was convicted in his absence of mafia involvement and a second trial in 1999. in january of last year, a european arrest warrant was issued. extortion, racketeering, he is also charged who was involved in drug trafficking and money laundering. >> in court, he was described as one of the heads of the powerful mafia organization in sicily accused of spreading terror and systematically murdering opponents. today fresh mark was -- first one was put out and he was rearrested. his wife and daughter were watching a closely -- anxiously

justice for many years and has been living quietly in this house in west london under the name mark skinner. neighbors say he was a quiet man the security conscious. >> he always seemed very friendly. did he did move then, he put the big gates of the front. life endedal abruptly when the police arrived here on wednesday. the former teacher was repeatedly known as the professor. he is accused of being the head of the cosa nostra on the island of sicily. he was cleared of mafia allegations at the end of a three-year trial in 1993 after which he came to the u.k. but he was convicted in his absence of mafia involvement and a second trial in 1999. in january of last year, a european arrest warrant was issued. extortion, racketeering, he is also charged who was involved in drug trafficking and money laundering. >> in court, he was described as one of the heads of the powerful mafia organization in sicily accused of spreading terror and systematically murdering opponents. today fresh mark was -- first one was put out and he was rearrested. his wife and daughter were watching a closely -- anxiously

vollmer and assembly member nancy skinner calling on congress to expand eligibility for federal nutritionrograms to help out families in poverty, urging congress to account for california's high cost of living. a news conference will be held at 10:00 this morning at piedmont avenue elementary school. >>> coming up, we'll show you the new ed edition to the monterey bay aquarium. >> we'll talk about an inspiring feat on the diamond, a pair of indians players going deep for a sick little boy. >>> this might inspire you to leave a few minutes early if you travel 880 through oakland. all this stackup at the coliseum. i'll explain what's going through. we'll talk you through the changing conditions as well as a little slowdown around the bay bridge toll plaza as well. >>> well, you may want to check your calenders and break out your scooby snacks. today is national dog day. the woman behind the holiday says today is the day to pamper your pooch and shower him or her with endless love and affection. it's also aimed at getting people into local shelters to find a new friend or to donate money to

the grim reality until she's old enough to understand and in the meanwhile the girl lives in the skinner garden along with other children from needy and problem families how do you explain to your child you're not able to take care of them full time because of problems with the economy and perhaps to completely understand what these people go through every day you have to be in their shoes but what's clear for many kindergartens like this one are the only chance for their children to have more or less decent lives but since they're financed by the greek state they're now under threat of being shut down. a street that open since one thousand one hundred this garden has helped thousands of families throughout the years but because of a lack of financing for the past twelve months its staff have been working for free and it won't be long before what little funds they have dry up completely. in a political agreement that we're facing severe and multiple problems and they're now and then you've been closed down there using every means possible to continue working and are open to any help when

organizer reverend barbara williams-skinner described the anniversary as a call to action. >> faith by itself is dead apart from the action that would transform a hurting society. that's what i think the church needs. just to examine itself, get out of the four walls. >> kim lawton will have more on the anniversary coming up later in the program. >>> in other news, this week saw a grim escalation in the conflict in syria. the opposition there alleged government forces had used chemical weapons, killing hundreds, including women and children. the u.s. and others called for a u.n. investigation with france's foreign minister suggesting the use of force if the allegations are confirmed. a u.n. team is in syria to investigate previous allegations of chemical weapons use, but it's not certain they'll be allowed to look into the newest ones, which the government denies. syria's chief international ally, russia, after earlier suggesting the attack was staged by opposition forces, joined the call for an international investigation. >>> meanwhile, from egypt come reports of growing sectarian vi

ard also in washington we have matthew skinner venza he is an associate editor of the china channel at the atlantic and in boston we cross to john walsh he is a contributor to counterpunch and antiwar dot com as well as a founding member of come home america right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want john if i go to you first in boston do you think that the chinese feel like this is a policy of containment we had containment during the cold war of the soviet union we have containment of iran now so china's next well i think there's little doubt about that because the united states secretary john kerry secretary of.

nancy skinner called for stricter regulations. >>> and airports say all flights are back on scheduleutage of a flight reservation system. the sabre system went off line about 7:00 last night. that kept the passengers from checking in for their flights so the airlines delayed their flights. the passengers we talked to say that it took a long time for the airlines to tell them what was going on. >> we arrived two hours early. systems are down. that's it. >> the system was back on line after 10 last night, it all flights headed for the destinations. san jose, oak and and sfo say the operations should be -- oeg land and afo say the operations should be normal. >>> and protesters are camped out a dozen postal officers handed warning letters to the protesters saying they had to leave the site or risk being arrested. demonstrators have been camped out at the building since july 24th. they are protesting the decision to sell the downtown berkeley post office. >>> we are continuing to follow that breaking news out of san francisco this morning where the firefighters are still on the scene of

. >> also today assembly member nancy skinner and u.s.pic swimmer diana -- dana boemer will call for equal access to meal programs in the oakland u fid school district. they want congress to incorporate the regional cost of living to determine the family's eligibility when they apply for free or reduced meals. research shows children who go hungry are more likely to struggle in the classroom and they also have more tardiness and other problems. we have a back-to-school school section and we also have reporters' and anchor' school photos. -- anchors' school photos. >>> autopsies could be done on victims could be done. >>> and it's a soggy mess in southern california. a lot of rain for riverside county. >>> good morning. right now traffic is a little bit slow in some areas. we'll let you know where it's still slow as you drive onto 880. >>> a lot of gray skies out there. numerous reports of drizzle. san mateo, berkeley, san francisco. will this continue, plus a lot of rain in southern california. take a look at it coming up. ♪ [ male announ

she and nancy skinner are calling on congress to expand eligibility for federal nutrition programs. they're using congress to account for california's high cost of living when determining a family's eligibility for free or reduced prices. it's led to increased absences. >>> a surprise at the mtv music awards tonight. former stanford star and current nba player jason collins who became the first athlete in one of the four major sports to come out as gay made an appearance at the award ceremony. he announced a rapper and he performed his gay rights anthem. collins told the crowd, the only way things change is when you stand up for what you believe in. >>> well, after nearly two months of racing on the bay, it is official. there is a challenger for the america's cup. our lawrence scott brings us the very latest. >>> the match up is official and no surprises here. the dominant force of the louis vuitton cup series and a true class act. emirates new zealand will face the orcal team. the kiwis have won it three times now. and this was on a fog shrouded course. they led the luna rossa team

. >>> nancy skinner and u.s.ual access to federal meal programs in the oakland unified school district. they want congress to incorporate the regional cost of living to determine a family's eligible when applying for free or reduced price meals. research has shown that children who go hungry are more likely to struggle in the classroom and have increased tardiness. >>> a santa rosa high school may require students and teachers to wear nametag. the idea is in response to recent school shootings. administrators say the new policy would help staff quickly identify people who are not students and help first responders know who belongs on campus in the case of an emergency. if the school decides to go forward enforcement could begin next month. so far reaction has been mixed. marin housing authority is hosting its first ever back to school celebration. the event will be tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at golden gate village in marin city. the goal is to encouraged increased school attendance and probably involvement. it will fe

. >>> today assembly member nancy skinner and dana will call for equal access to federal meal programs in the oakland unified school district. they want congress to incorporate the regional cost of living to determine a families eligibility. research has shown that children who go hungry are more likely to struggle in the classroom and have increased tardiness. we have a special section on our website for back to schoolish foe. and we have posted pictures. just saw who was just up there we were smiling at. torrey is up there now. >>> time now 6:40. something new for san francisco police officers. this follows a federal investigation that found discrepancies with police reports. >>> a fire near yosemite national park continues to burn the bay area camp that was destroyed by the flames. >>> and right now it's doing pretty well although we do have slow downs out there. especially approaching the bridge on westbound 80. >>> a lot of reports of drizzle coming in. a weak front coming by. that will help cool down temperatures but what about the rest of the week? >>> welcome back. time now 6:4

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nancy skinner joins the company with more crying foul as well. nancy? detroit thing, because i'm from detroit, i'm in detroit. i have to say one thick about that check. yes, we know that was a big mistake, one million in the drawer, you know, kind of like the 13 billion dollars that went poof in the bush administration in iraq. >> nancy, come on. nancy. >> you know, what was not breaking news, what was not national news is we had an election, a mayor primary, the election last week, and in the city of 80% black population, a white guy, a write-in won, a guy who turned around eight hospitals, mike dougin won in a city of 80% african-american people. why is that not big news? that, you know, somebody because of the fiscal abilities was elected by the people of detroit, so to just say go back to the old, oh, a check missing in the drawer. >> in reality, though, to talk about fixing anything, i don't care what it is, an alcoholic or whatever it is, first and foremost, admit you have a problem. i think you, to a certain problem did that by electing someone t

barbara william skinner was doing the prayers. heard mostly everything, including the music today. i'm especially appreciative we the legacy recognize of dr. dorothy. if you know anything about me, you know she was the person who most inspired me in the work of community service outside of my me to knowyou helped that anything we set our minds to together can be done. the doctor was about relationship building. this movement work, if you're not in relationships with people, you cannot be successful. to bring you greetings on behalf of the president of the united states of america, who values the relationship he has with all of us. thank you for the continuing support, the work, the things we can say and do on the ground that he cannot say and do from 1600. our voice has to amplify the voices we want to hear from him. our voices have to lift up the issues that we think are important. our walk has to demonstrate that we believe this can be a better and stronger world, where everybody feels that they are equal and have access to educ

sisters us as we hear a word of per we touch and received one another which is what our sister barbara skinnernd then we got a beautiful love song. i saw y'all swooning out there, looking all do we hide and all that. but i say that to say this because women are touchy-feely kind of people. we know we have to support one another. you were magnificent. where is your wife at again? [applause] but to say what a wonderful leader, sister melanie campbell says in the very beginning. i'll take just a little bit about how i got started. but i want to say publicly, this is the hardest working sister i know. let's get sister melanie campbell a hand. [applause] >> love you, love you, absolutely. well personally i had not told anyone about this, except that melanie and i were pretty angry when we went into a meeting with the brothers -- i'm going to challenge. shoot, i don't care. [laughter] when we first started about 11 months ago and folks were playing out credentials for what needed to happen. this is not a brother bashing thing so please don't misunderstand me. but it is what it is, okay? and in that

barbara william skinner was doing the parade, and i heard most everything including the music today, and i'm especially appreciative that we're able to recognize the legacy of dr. dorothy irene, who any of you who know anything about me know she was the person that most inspired me in the work of community service outside my mama, and who helped me to know that anything we set our mind to together can be done. it's about relationship building, and in this world, this movement work, if you're not in relationship with people, you can want be successful, and i'm happy, thrilled to bring you greetings on behalf of the president of the united states of america who values the relationship that he has with all of us, and thank you for the continuing support, the work, the things that we can say and do on the ground that he can't say and do from 1600. our voice has to amplify the voices we want to hear from him. our words have to lift up the issues that we believe are important. our walks have to demonstrate that we believe this can be a better world, a stronger world, a world where everybod