resident from soma. even though there are parks in soma i enjoy parks in my neighborhood. however, safety has always been a concern for not only the parents but the youth too so many have been teens have been bullied and there are drunks in the park to and brought safety to this public space. sometimes they bring violence or dangerous to the youth and prevent us from going to parks. the park near by house i was dragged by a drunk person and he's asking me for money. that experience prevent me from going out for a long time. when i was on my way home i was so scared and not to leave the home on my home. however park staff can prevent this from happening whether bullying or abuse from drunk people. when there is a person to look out and take care of that behavior or activities it makes the youth feel more confident to go out for youth safety there should always be some staffing in public parks. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i am a resident from d3 and i live in an sro and it's 8 x 10 feet room shared by a lot of people. the building is shared by 100 people and we

a detailed a lot of the stories of soma.time, we will be right back with a sneak peek of our coverage of the main event in iowa for the republican politics tomorrow. ♪ >> we are only on the tube for a half hour a day. that we are also online. and tomorrow, we will be live all day. we start at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. we will have the candidate speeches and interviews with folks, plus more. >> that will be an incredible show, you will not want to miss it. you have to watch it. up next, we have taking stock. from me and mark, happy weekend. ♪ ♪ >> hello, i'm pimm fox this is what i am taking stock of this march 6, 2015. sometimes good news is bad news for stocks. the u.s. posted its lowest unemployment rate in seven years, 5.5%. investors sold stocks send in the s&p down five and a half percent. >> it encourages the fed to feel more comfortable about starting a very gradual hiking cycle by or at the september meeting. >> the payroll report was embraced by democrats but met with some criticism by republicans. >> just think about

my name is ja and a resident from soma. even though there are parks in soma i enjoy parks in my neighborhood. however, safety has always been a concern for not only the parents but the youth too so many have been teens have been bullied and there are drunks in the park to and brought safety to this public space. sometimes they bring violence or dangerous to the youth and prevent us from going to parks. the park near by house i was dragged by a drunk person and he's asking me for money. that experience prevent me from going out for a long time. when i was on my way home

american history tv will be live from soma next saturday and sunday and each night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, we will show highlights of our coverage. here is john lewis, one of the leaders of the march reflecting on some of 50 years later. >> when i heard that dr. king had been assassinated, it was a sad time and our time for me. i love to dr. king. if it had not been for him, i do not know what would've happened to me. i had grown up very poor in rural alabama -- he gave me a way out. maybe a way in. but the philosophy and the discipline of nonviolence tell us that you should not get in a state of despair, you should be hopeful, you should pick yourself up and continue to move -- keep going. i think one of the great moments of hope when we were marching from selma to montgomery -- the reaction of people around the nation and the world demonstrations in more than 80 cities on almost every major college campus in america. they said, it's going to work out. it's going to be all right. at the end of the speech he said, we shall overcome. there was hope. that said it all. >> join "ameri

. >> soma is now. it is about the courage of ordinary people doing extraordinary things because they believe they can change the country. >> two dozen of the lawmakers will be republicans. that is a small number which drawsew criticism. the washington wizards make a wish come true for a very special fan. they welcomed the 13-year-old to the center. he was born with two life-threatening conditions. his wish was to attend a wizards game and he was courtside with his own wizards jersey on. he was there to see the team take on the miami haeeat. >> it is a long time coming. i'm appreciative. he doesn't get out and do things like other children. >> the wizards squeaked out a win over the heat, 99-97. we will tie you more about that in sports. way to go, allies. still to come, an update on the condition of harrison ford after a plane crash. and an incredible discovery about mars. what it says about possible life on that planet. >> you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00. >> actor harrison ford will spend another

and lastly, thanks to all of you who have come to soma -- selma today. my hope and prayer is that each of you will come back one day again and have a pleasant and safe drive home. i want to thank the volunteers, and there are many, who we've asked to be part of this process. i know they are just regular citizens. thank you so much for volunteering. may god bless us, and god continues to bless us. [applause] >> i am hank sanders. i want to say great day to everybody. isn't it great day? i want to acknowledge every leader of every stripe, because it is not easy to be a leader. so i knowledge you. -- acknowledge you. i specifically want to acknowledge my wife who is the architect and moving force of bloody sunday celebrations and commemoration starting back in the 1970's and continuing every single year up to today. [applause] i want to acknowledge all of those organizations that have over the years worked with bloody sunday and the bridge crossing jubilees, including enacting the voting rights museum 21 -- 21st century youth leadership movement at the trin

recommendation that we have equity with policies like this and looking at the southeast neighborhoods, soma, the various areas where i think there is an inequality of access to outdoor activities and the others that recommended the scholarships to be expanded, how we work with rec and park and the school district and others to ensure they're real and to the community reps and the larkin street and meta and the others i think really great partnerships with community, not just the government agencies, but with the community organizations as well, but i want to say thank you for opening our eyes and the door to a longer conversation and then the young people especially to use the document like this to make it real so it impacts every child regardless of income and where they come from, so i really appreciate this, and now kind of we're at the point we need a motion on this item and i am wondering if supervisor christensen can make a motion on this? >> [inaudible] >> well i think the resolution that's put forward by supervisor farrell that we're acting on. >> which is to? go forward or does it

with the coastline, and we don't have offshore wind, and palo alto, and the downtown the, and the soma district, you are 73 degree, and the north bay, and the east bay and it is above average, and napa is 81 and back towards lafayette, and also la mirenda as well. and it is all driven by high pressure, and here is where the temperatures come in. through saturday and into sunday, from northern california, we have to ask how close will it get? it looks likett is going to be close enough to bring in the possibility of showers into saturday, and san jose is dry on osunday, and we should also say that it will peek out here by saturday and sunday, and the forecast models are very fickle and we should see the rain chance completely wiped off of the map. >> and we know how to find you, jeff jeff. >> yes. >> and kate mid pleton visits the set of "downton abbey," and leaves the internet buzzing. >>> "star wars" episode is more than eight months before hitting the theaters, but today, we got word that episode eight is planned. it will touchdown in theaters may of 2018, and disney executives made

radiation remained high in many parts of manami soma. >> we have let evacuees no we are doing decontamination to reduce their worries and anxieties. >> reporter: sakurai's quest to rebuild his town has been led by a massive government effort to decontaminate fukushima prefecture. >> imagine radiation as snow that you cannot see. we remove all of the fallen snow. along with the dust, dirt and groo tim that sticks to grime that sticks to it. >> all of the topsoil must be scraped away and trees cut down and removed. the contaminated soil is dumped at hundreds of sites like this around fukushima prefecture. to give you a sense of the scale of the operation, the bags here were taken from only 400 homes in minimasoma. the government has plans to decontaminate 20,000 in all. one area the prefecture rough the size of connecticut. many remain skeptical that the government's plan will actually work even yoshizawa one of the few who made the decision to stay. what do you think of the government's decontamination efforts? >> how do you change this most contaminated area into towns where people can live ?

again, be prepared for the possibility of a few showers throughout the marina and loss soma. best chance of any showers would be in marin, napa and sonoma counties. temperatures in low 70s here across napa. for the east bay, 689 in oakland. for tri-valley very nice and pleasanton with 72. high clouds passing over for partly cloudy skies. once again, we still can't shake the clouds for tomorrow. i still think we will hang on to clouds as we head through sunday's forecast. you can see by 10:00 a.m. maybe an isolated shower here sunday. but forecast models are making it hard to bring rain fall. i just don't think it'll happen right now. better chance of measurable rain fall comes early monday morning. as we leave here tonight, we look at the extended forecast. as temperatures go down into sunday and monday we are in for another warming trepd through next monday. upper 70s likely returning in san jose. up and down pattern coming your way. we officially handed into spring. >> still head, new hope for alzheimer's patients. the new drug that could slow memory loss. >>> plus, bart ve

this march to montgomery left soma at 12:45 p.m. last sunday.ere reached the tooling portion of the highway. -- the two lane portion of the highway. yesterday, they concluded the march, reached the city of montgomery proper, covering 16 miles. this morning, in 90 minutes, they covered the four miles from st. jude's to the capital. live from montgomery alabama the now historic soma to montgomery rita march. martindr. martin luther king has called as a small size march on washington. harry belafonte conversing with the leaders of the march. that is the reverend andrew long executive assistant to dr. martin luther king on the right. among those who will be heard from the speakers but from this afternoon are dr. ralph abernathy, dr. fred troubles worth, dr. james bevel. the under secretary of united nations, dr. ralph bunch, a fellow randolph, president of the quarter's union, roy wilkins , james farmer, john lewis, dr. martin luther king jr., head of the southern leadership christian conference. consultations still proceeding immediately in front o

soma lisa will be talking about that at length tomorrow. here is our seven day forecast. 50s today, rain/snow mix around the area for tomorrow. very little impact at southern maryland. there is 60 on saturday, so whatever comes down will be gone by then. dry cold air comes in early next week. i'm going to put a frowny face on this morning's traffic report. >> yrksjust because we're all upset about your report is for tomorrow? >> yes. retribution. >> wiping the tears away here. still have northbound georgia avenue closed between wayne and thayer. megan mcgrath will have more on that. 95 at dale city, everything looking good. prince george's county overall moving along quite nicely, as well. taking a look a little to the north, 95, bw parkway in and out of town. 270 at shady grove, not having any problems. >>> the new names coming to a metro stop near you. >>> and what president obama >>> it may look like a scene out of the wild west, but it's atlanta. they were spotted along a busy interstate, trying to raise awareness about poverty and hung

more private security because this will help eliminate taking the resources from the tenderloin or soma and they should be able to sleep much better. to think about that machine with the phones, i agree with the gentlemen. remove it. that's in the basement where people can go where they have a phone and they can sell it. i would say have that removed because it's very bad right there and the substation on 6th street. is that going into tenderloin and then what about my concern is that the station, the new police station so far out that there is something there closer for this so ma. i would appreciate you address that too. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is jamie wild. on mission street between 7th and 8th. i'm very involved in that spot between the tenderloin and southern district. i completely agree with some of the things you are doing which is keeping mission street and all the new residents literally thousands of people moving into that area, in southern. at least we have them in southern and we think it's going well. but i think you need to consider what a lot of the other people

soma tacks in recent days that libya's national oil corporation says it won't be fulfilling its contractss it might close all of libya's fields and ports if the security situation doesn't improve soon. libya's two rival governments are still in a power struggle a delegation from one of them the court installed tripoli government was at this airport when it was targeted in an air strike. >> translator: we are here at the airport as we were going to the national dialogue meeting unknown war planes carried out a strikes and as you can see behind me, there are plumes of smoke. this is yet another attempt to prevent us from go going to the meetings and sabbath to himming the efforts of the libyan government. >> reporter: the airport was hit by forces loyal to the internationally recognized government. talks are resumeing in morocco but expectations of a solution are low. >> translator: we have asked for dialogue since the beginning. dialogue based on fixed foundation, recognizing the legitimacy of the parliament is a red line and that's irrelevant reversible. we cannot go back to the beginning

financial district and even soma. so the tenderloin is really not a transit hub, if you will, or places that people need to transit to for most of the major work centers of course. it's also walking distance to b.a.r.t. stations where people can go to the east or south bay. and bayview hunter's point we're actually speaking with a few commuter activists down there and seeing how we can improve their transit experience as well. >> supervisor wiener, do you think there is some sort of obligation or social responsibility component here for these companies to look at a way to provide services in those lower-income neighborhoods? >> actually, it's not the responsibility of private companies to provide good transportation in low-income neighborhoods. it's the responsibility of our public transportation systems to provide that service. and i think the minute we start saying we want private companies to fulfill our obligation in terms of equity for low-income and working-class neighborhoods, that would be a monumental failure

. >> the city will be adding portable staffed bathrooms in soma. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, what a surprise. hollywood's nicest guy made an appearance in the bay area. we'll tell you how tom hanks made these girl scouts' day. >> cookies in the morning, all right. talk about the sunrise. a few clouds over san jose. you know what? we've got plenty of sunshine headed our way throughout the entire bay today. record warmth. back to detail that after this. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. we appreciate you joining us. a live look at san jose from communications hill. it's a mild morning out there, if you're headed out the door. but be sure to dress appropriately. it will be a very warm saturday across the bay area. temperatures in the upper 70s and 80s. some bay area girl scouts had quite the surprise customer while selling cookies in downtown los altos. tom hanks was not only a customer, but a salesman. here's "today in the bay's" ian cole. >> reporter: two weeks ago, anushka and her mom were selling girl scout cookies in front of lyndon t

we are live from soma with your phone calls followed by the commemorative ceremony with president obama and congressman john lewis. on sunday, our live coverage continues with a service from historic round chapel ame church, the starting pouring for the selma-montgomery marches. follow our complete schedules at www.c-span.org and let us know what you are watching. you can call us or e-mail us or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> today at 9:30 a.m. eastern, american history tv will be live from the steps of the lincoln memorial for the 150th anniversary commemoration of president lincoln's second inaugural address. thousands gathered on the east front of the u.s. capitol to hear the speech on march 4 1865 several weeks before the end of the civil war and lincoln's assassination. in partnership with the national park service, the lincoln group of d.c. will host a reenactment of the president's speech as well as musical performances and speeches by chuck todd of meet the press and historians admit green medford and lucas morale

anywhere from 67 in forest hill to 71 in soma. pushing up to 77 tomorrow. napa at 80. at 74. from the tri valley 76 in livermore to 80 in dansville. it will not stay this beautiful throughout the upcoming weekend. high pressure is beginning to fade to the south. that will allow the storm system to move to the pacific. but the rainfall will stay off to the north. so we'll get colder air aloft and more onshore winds to help to drop temperatures. by friday and saturday you'll see the extended forecast numbers will be going down. so tomorrow is the warmest day in the extended forecast with 78 expected in san jose. and saturday 72. and for monday it still looks good to get us rainfall in san jose. but in san francisco, we'll go from 71 on thursday to 66 by saturday. and also the possible of rainfall on monday. it should be said while we have a rain icon it's mainly for the possibility of drizzle. so it looks like a good chance of rain throughout monday's forecast. >> very good. thanks for the heads-up, jeff. >> you're welcome. >>> well this is a big one. the nba's two top t

that refers to an interaction between the mind which we call the psyche and the body which we call soma a psychosomatic problem occurs between the mind and the body. so a good example would be something like blushing. that's something everyone has experienced. >> definitely. >> when you're embarrassed or uncomfortable, experiencing that kind of emotion, you have a physical response to that where your blood vessels dilate you feel warm blood rushes to your face and you blush. that's a psychosomatic experience that every single normal person has had. >> so if he was apparently, according to this source really stressed out overwork somehow that intangible could turn -- could manifest into a physical -- into an eye issue? it's a possibility? >> it's a possibility, sure. >> okay. okay. this french newspaper, as we mentioned -- and to be clear, this is 2010 before he even became a pilot -- he had received injections of anti-psychotic meds. why would one have anti-psychotic injections? >> well as you said it's important to remember that this is a speculation because -- >> just in general, if y

soma in san francisco, up to 84. now we're already undergoing a key change right now. that the high pressure brought to you today is beginning to weaken. that allows the onshore flow to develop at the coastline and give us cooler temperatures throughout friday and also saturday. we'll take you outside to the sky camera network. take advantage. eat outside. you know head out to eat. bring the dinner table outside. across the east bay, a beautiful sunset tonight. check this out. wow, this is amazing here. i'm going to post this on the twitter account after the show. you can see back there towards the golden gate bridge the fog developing. we'll show you that further here. it's pretty thick across the northern coastline. that will be impacting the forecast as we head throughout tomorrow morning. let's look at the morning forecast. it's not going to be totally fogged in. i think u think we'll have sun in the south bay to start. likely increased cloud cover for the peninsula, san francisco and the north bay with low 50s and it's not completely cloudy throughout the entire d

the soma district this evening as we saw the sun going down and the raindrops on the lens there. mount hamilton, clouds drift in and boom the rain starts to fall. reducing visibilities across the south bay right now. on the radar you can see the showers making their way through the east bay. up towards fairfield you had a little bit of shower activity moving through. moving over antioch right now. brentwood as well. dublin seeing shower activity. liver moor up next. freemont and union city. all this activity is very light and it's going to continue to push through the bay area as we head into the overnight hours. even in san jose light showery activity. very spotty. down towards south san jose, down there in blossom hill still try. it's hit and miss. that's going to be the case as we head into the overnight hours. not going to be torrential rain, just enough to get the ground wet. temperatures in the 50s for the most part. tomorrow we will see the rain clear out. after 11:00 tomorrow morning skies open up and we'll see sunshine tomorrow afternoon. 67 for the south bay. 65 for the

if you want to know exactly what's in the soma portfolio, it's listed on the fed website on acusic cusic basis. we have statements that we release right after meetings and transcripts within five years, so if you put all that together, we are a transparent central bank. with respect to congressional changes that are under consideration that would politicize monetary policy, by bringing congress into make policy judgments about in real time on our monetary policy decisions, the thing to do, that would lead to poor economic performance and they carved out this one area of policy reviews of monetary policy decision-making from gao audits, the gao looks at everything else that goes on within the fed, and i think the fed is a central bank best practice, the global experience shows that giving central banks independence to make monetary policy decisions that they think are in the best interest of the country and consistent with their mandates leads to lower inflation and more stable macroeconomic outcomes. so i feel very strongly about that, but we are accountable to congress, of course, we're

this is a time lapse from our soma camera. we have a double rainbow out here from the showers we received earlier. looking really good to continue to clear you out as we head throughout the day today. what you will notice at this time, a mix of sun and clouds. still fair game for a very light shower or two as we head throughout the next couple hours. everything is starting to clear out pretty nicely. look at some of these totals. really great story to tell in santa cruz. over half an inch came through there. and not too bad in ben lomond. over half an inch for you. just under half an inch near danville in blackhawk. looking good for hillsborough. this is what i'm excited to show you. snow on tahoe. even some of our trees have a little snowfall. our snow levels dropped to about 6300 feet. that's lake level. and some cities in tahoe, especially north lake over a foot of fresh snowfall. still coming down. although most of the activity has subsided. you can really see that here from your radar picture. nothing really to show you h

bond bar in the mission and wish bar and flounchlg smael are offer -- in soma are offering discount to customers who order drinks without ice. now through easter, beer wine and hard liquor are a dollar off. >>> here at 4:00 east bay parents push to save their preschool. an important meeting about to get underway. >>> and does it pay to use apple pay? early adopters of the service weigh in. >>> new at 4:30, a major development in that germanwings plane crash. the chilling evidence that may have been found at the scene of the wreckage. >>> taking a live look at our traffic at 4:10 on this tuesday across the golden gate bridge, looks slow on the right-hand side. that traffic moving northbound into marin county. traffic is thick now. >>> parents are pushing hard to save their antioch preschool. it serves underserved families. many say if the school closes, they'll have nowhere else to turn. abc÷ space for preschoolers has been nearly impossible. >> very example, we'd have to make classrooms put some natural lighting in, windows, skylights. commercial kitchen, office space. >> that's money

. >> joint american history tv next sunday, march 7 and 84 live coverage from soma alabama. -- selma alabama. >> each week american history tv sits in with a lecture for the nation's college professors. up next, richard reeves talks about the internment experiences of japanese-americans living on the west coast and how the press expressed hysteria over possible acts of sabotage. experiences of japanese-americans very widely depending on where they lived during a time of open racism. this is about an hour. >> part of what we're going to talk about today is the tendency for the press to all follow the same story line, which we've seen a lot of right now with two story lines that are taking up most of the news space these days. ebola, every paper's saying the same, every paper, every television, the internet is all following that story according to a pretty well known narrative because it's also been fictionalized in film. and then, what then knocks off ebola and people dying in africa. bill cosby, so that all -- everybody's writing the same kind of story about bill cosby every day but

and all of san francisco expecting 60s at this point. 67 in soma. for the north bay, east bay, and tri-valley, no low 80s in napa. down to 74 for tomorrow. east bay, 70 in oakland. back here towards lafayette, 73 degrees. and for the tri-valley looks like 74 in danville. we take in the extended forecast. and spring officially arrives tomorrow at 3:45 in the afternoon. temperatures continue to drop a couple of degrees into saturday and also sunday. by monday that's our next best chance for measurable rainfall across the bay area. san francisco, once again the possibility of drizzle on saturday, and measurable rainfall on monday. you may be asking how much rainfall we could get. it's not a big storm system. trace amounts to maybe a 10th to .13 of an inch in santa rosa. we could see a little bit more squeezed out of the storm system and we'll continue to track that. you may need that thing called an umbrella next monday. >> an umbrella? >> like a little dome over your head? >> yes. >> thanks jeff. >>> the season is just a few weeks away but now another

brink during the morning and evening rush, if all goes well, there are plans to expand this service to somae richmond and patrero hill, has received backlash for its lack of wheelchair accessibility but does have plans to combat that in the future, 5:00 to 8:00 at night and we hope within the half hour we expect to see morning riders and see how they like this brand new ride. live fl san francisco, tara moriarty back to you. >> thank you tara. >>> 6:38, new tougher water restrictions across the state watering gardens and lawns now restrict ed to twice a week, rainy days and within 48 hours after a storm putting reminders in guest rooms that daily liner service can be declined to save water and in restaurants people will not be given water unless asked for it, any violating will be fined $500 a day. >>> 638, bart service between fruitvale and coliseum stations will be interrupted several times in the coming months because of major repair work. that work will start next month and take place on weekends and will continue right through august. the bart says train service will be replaced by a b

i wanted to show you this time lapse from soma san francisco. really looking good for a beautiful day shaping up in the city with temperatures ending up in the 70s. because of though low clouds to start, still pretty chilly out there. you might want to grab a light sweater, but something you can peel off over the course of the next hour or two. those temperatures are going to shoot right up now that the sun is blazing across the greater bay area. 10 to 15 degrees above average for today. if you're headed out and about for lunch, by about 12:30 today, temperatures climbing quickly. we'll be at 63 degrees on the east shore. 74 degrees. that's the high for today on the peninsula. hard to beat that. 72 in oak town. looking good in the tri-valley to hit about 77 degrees. because we're still seeing a minor offshore flow our temperatures are nearly uniform. it's going to be 71 degrees in oakland today. from fremont, 74 degrees. so not a big temperature difference. typically those microclimates can start to make a big appearance this time of year. more

san francisco right along the marina 70 degrees and for soma downtown low 72s. the north bay, east bay and the tri-valley go over to napa. 75 degrees. santa rosa 73 and for the east bay oakland at 72. lafayette jumping up to 71. for the tri-valley 74 in danville and for livermore expecting 70 degrees and sunny skies, but it gets even more warmer than that. remember we talked about the possibility of 78 degrees. this is where your best chance is going to be across the tri-valley. by sunday it looks like that's when we could see temperatures some 14 degrees above average. by monday and tuesday we'll begin to see temperatures drop on down. let's take you to the extended forecast and don't worry san jose, mid-11s coming your way. looks like by saturday warmer weather and 76 degrees and even slight cooling. not going to see too much of a change and on monday move clouds and 70 degrees. san francisco expecting the 70s. on thursday friday friday sunday, and monday we'll see things cool off to 69 and a few clouds. sunny beach weather mixed in i've done the work for you.

martin luther king the third, reverend al sharpton, and alabama congressman, whose district includes soma. that is expected to start shortly here in selma, alabama. ♪ down by the riverside down by the riverside down by the riverside down by the riverside ♪ i'm going to put on my long white robe. down by the riverside down by the riverside down by the riverside down by the riverside ♪ [applause] >> thank you, sir. all right. [applause] >> live on american history tv on c-span three, the brown chapel ame church. we will be hearing from eric holder conger holder, andrew young, martin luther king the third, reverend al sharpton. during this commemorative church service on the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. also, yesterday president obama and congressman john lewis attended the ceremony and selma, alabama. you can find coverage on our website, c-span.org/history. we will be showing this later this afternoon and this evening. if you missed any of our coverture today. >> live in selma, alabama, 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. we are in the historic brown chapel ame church are a number of

after that we will be live from soma with president obama, president george w.ush will also be down in selma. here is "the wall street journal" take on selma. struggle and hope -- they have struggled where demonstrators were being by troopers. it is one of the -- today in "the wall street journal" and we will talk about this with richard. independent, what is on your mind. caller: they just want to keep themselves safe from missile sites and stuff. the funny part about it is we can go over to any country that we want to go and justify for doing it, but when russia is doing something, we say they are no good and they are out killing people and all this. we have killed enough people. we make hitler look like an altar boy. that is our problem. we cannot keep our nose out of people's business. we started this whole mess in the middle east, peter. it is a shame because we used to be the greatest country in the world and now we are the most w ar-hungry country in the world. i do not like to say, but it is getting that way. i thank you for listening and you have a good

eugene o'donnell: on the anniversary of soma, this is why the doj is important. the good cops out there, you are rescuing them when they are working these dysfunctional agencies that are involved in overt racism. the doj is indispensable to going in and not taking any nonsense when you have clear patterns of abuse. they must go in and stop it. it is an indictment of the local leadership, but we cannot stop there. if they will not do their job they will not takes things like revenue base summonses ticketing, it it has to fall to the dj to go in and they should do it unapologetically. ylan: alabama, independent line. go ahead. caller: yes. good morning to you all there. yes, i have a question, first of all, i know your job is pretty hard and i commend you all. you cops are serving us well. you are in various areas. my question is, how could you all say, like in ferguson, new york's finest, when you put a plunger to a man. you put a plunger to him. eugene o'donnell: there was an incident in new york to post apartment back a number of years ago. they are not perfect.

and the best of all, soma what air. pay you weigh. 20 cents a pound, including how much you weigh. >> it is creative. i will give them that. >> exactly. >> unbelievable. peter, thank you very much. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the "washington post" says sweeping changes are coming to the cia. director john brennan ordered the overhaul. they are designed to better aoe equipment online threats. no word when the changes will begin. this is considered the first major makeover of the cia since the agency's founding in 1947. >>> guardian of london says the south average branch of the salvation army is look to go breathe new life into the dress. it has launched a campaign showing a battered woman wearing the dress with a black eye, smashed lip and bruised need. it is asking why is it so hard to see the black and blue. >>> the "new york times" reports albert maysles died. he collaborated to make great gardens and give me shelter. he died thursday at his home in new york. he was 88 years old. >>> and th

shortly after, the march on soma.ed. women's rights were just being articulated and debated. the equal rights amendment which drew vicious and divisive separations within this body. the environmental movement challenged by business and enterprise. it's contrary to our an economic system. stifling growth. the it non-. not only -- vietnam was not only ripping the senate apart but families, the nation. my whole generation. contentious judicial nominations. the outcome of which would more likely dictate the fate of america long after the senators voted on those nominations no longer served. every great senator out of the 315 with whom i've served comedy was arrived at. consensus was reached. great senators like mike mansfield of montana. howard baker of tennessee. hubert humphrey of minnesota. marquette field -- mark hatfield. george mitchell, democrat from maine. barry goldwater, republican from minnesota. danny elway from hawaii. bob dole from kansas. nancy kassebaum. barbara mikulski, democrat from maryland. this is a

lewis approached me on the floor and asked me if i would cochair or cohost the annual pilgrimage to soma with him. it was one of the greatest honors that i had during my 12 years in congress. we felt so strongly about it that not only did my wife go with me, but our three to -- three teenage kids went with us. this 45th anniversary of bloody sunday. the night before in montgomery we sat in dr. king's church. we talked to people who had been there. we were deeply moved by the courage and the faith of the people who were there. i will always count it one of the greatest privileges in my life that on the 45th anniversary of bloody sunday i was walking across the edmund pettis bridge with john lewis. that is what has been what of the debate of the last week, that i am very typical in indiana. hoosiers are a loving, kind, generous, decent and tolerant people. we are known all over the world for that. and i am just one of them. and so, the suggestion that because we passed a law to strengthen the foundation of religious liberty in our state courts that we had in some way created a license to d

♪ >>> "good morning america" is brought you by soma. your new bra destination. reporter: tam. we have a new accident, you can see a couple of vehicles involved you can see the damage with the emergency workers helping out. this is on the ramp southbound 02 to the schuylkill expressway. police just pulled up to the scene. watch for more emergency workers coming here and the jam up of the ramp partially blocked at 202. i-95 northbound heavy from penns landing to girard where we had the accident that cleared. southbound you're traveling 15 miles per hour in the area. slow speeds on the schuylkill expressway in the usual spots as well. we have a new accident on the turnpike northbound in new jersey at 168 watch for partial restrictions in that area on the new jersey turnpike northbound near the black horse. this sinkhole in cherry hill blocking a lane eastbound route 70 at springdale road that will be there for a while. >> let's go over to david murphy the day started off cold, how is it feeling now david. >> reporter: chilly. temperatures up to 38 degrees in philad

. ♪ >>> "good morning america" is brought you by soma. your new bra destination.serious crash authorities on the scene of the george washington parke way down near morningside lane, southbound near the service road blocking those lanes you are getting by on the act test: northbound has the far right lane and i out of the outer loop of the belt way getting by on the thruway with incident activity and a tanker truck offloading all the fuel at this point on the right lane affected, through lanes moving very well. is the weather doing very, very well? >> i would say more like very well this afternoon. 20 degrees as the temperature downtown, quite a few clouds with sunshine breaking through mixing in and out, temperatures off to the west warming, pushing through the region today, 40 downtown, 34 it dulles, high temperatures this afternoon, could be 70 degrees south and west of town near the metro another warm day tomorrow with the cold front coming through, breezy and colder for the rest of the week. >> we do have top stories that we are watching this morning, a judge

me anymore ♪ ♪ i'm better than you ♪ oh ♪ [ chee rs ♪ >>> "good morning america" is brought you by soma promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. . >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. we certainly have a messy commute in the east bay. >> latest news the right bore remains closed eastbound 24 at caldecott tunnel. the clean-up remains so does the traffic job. traffic back on 24 to broadway and 13 is improving just a little bit. and a major traffic jam due to an earlier accident at danville.om that's been long cleared. still 35 minutes from martinez down to danville southbound 60. >> a cloudy sky this morning. and q one with a lot of tree pollen. mulberry and sycamore some new players. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. it will be cloudy tonight with upper 40s to mid 50s. st announcer: it's live from kelly and michael. live shailene woodley and broadway actor jerry o'connell. plus the star of "empire" taraji p. henson, joins michael at the co-host desk, all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney