boy, talk about bringing a this is it.t to the south ba. >> it's a really wonderful event, it's a diversewent to as a guest last year, and it was the end of the evt e i connected and said i'd love to know more, love to get volved. abouout o, ttwhreeonths m lateri received a phone call and really honored. >> good to have you here. again, it's classy but casual. it's a way to kind of have fun and at the same te good cause. >> absolutely. the goal here is just, again, to approach the young professionals at out in this t valley, eylloduce them into what the has to offer, bringing a little napa n sonoma to the valley, and at the same time, give back to a good cause, which is young latinos out there that we can help out. >> yeah, absolutely. again, you were there last year. your thoughts, we're going to have, again, alex here in our next segment, but your thoughts when you were able to go booth by booth and saw the caliber of the vendors who made it down to san jose. >> they were really -- i mean, they were tasty wines and, again, did not know there was such a large amount of latino winers. tal

problem and as a field director for the south carolina democratic party and provided technical assistance to candidates for city council, mayor and school board and has a ba from the university of south carolina. marcus mason is a partner at the madison group. he is responsible for managing the firm's transportation, energy, tax and homeland security portfolio. in addition, he focuses on crisis management, complex integrated campaigns and coalition building. he has more than 15 years of political and policy experience. prior to joining tmg he served as amtrak's senior director of government affairs. marcus is a member of the board of directors of the black caucus foundation and on the political ti

seoul, south caroliza south kor said they hoped that others in south korean society would accept and understand gay and lesbian people. >>> and baork, a 76-year-old man is finally graduating high school at the me time as his grondson. russell lee dropped out when he was 16 to serve the navy. >> russell william lee, local diploma. >> i think it is right in there with days that i will remember for a long time. >> it is an opportunity that not many people get. it is one of the once in a lifeme this that you will never really understand until after the fact. >> it is part of operation recognition. it is a program that lets war vets get their diploma as long as they have a high school equivalence. >>> now to san diego where a navy sailor returned from deoymentand surprised histhree a go-cart track. take a look. >> i e saw you crashed a couple of times. >> yeah. >> and how about you? was it fun? >> yeah. >> now, who is that guy in the blue suit? let's see. >> what's up? >> hi. >> daddy! >> who is that random guy in the blue suit? he has been away from his kids for four year, and he just finished a seven-month-deployment, and his cades

other states are likely to move forward, alabama, georgia, south carolina and utah were all modeled, in part, from arizona's controversial crackdown. baourt that allowed the so he show me your papers provision to allow police to check the immigration status if someone was stopped. >> we are going to continue to enforce alabama's law if any part of it is unconstitutional or illegal, we will not. we will always abide by the law. >> requiring police officers to check on the immigration status of people they arrest that is the part of the arizona law the court upheld. that part of the alabama law won't be in any trouble. but there are other parts of the alabama through are similar to what the court struck down in arizona. those two parts of the law would be -- no reason to think they wouldn't be in trouble in arizona as well. but stepping back from the individual provision of the law, going forward, the thing you have to remember is that the basic hallmark of the supreme court's decision on arizona, fundmentally, immigration a federal matter and that one of the things the federal government has to balance is foreign policy considerations.

she has a ba in political science from the university of south carolina. marcus mason is a partner at the madison group. he is responsible for managing the firm's transportation, energy, tax, and a homeland security portfolio. in addition, he focuses on crisis management, complex integrated campaigns and coalition building he has more than 15 years of political and policy experience. prior to that, he served at and try as the senior of government affairs. he is a member of the congressional black caucus foundation. he is also on the board of directors for the political action committee. he is an author. next we have my homeboy, jeff johnson. he has -- is an award winning journalist, social commentator and political author. through his grass-roots -- uses work to inspire the next generation of leaders. jeff johnson continues to be a trail blazing social entrepreneurs and authentic voice for change. currently, he is an msnbc contributor and executive editor of politics 365. he is a weekly commentator on the nationally syndicated morning show and chairman and

korea take all the negative attention from the region and be the place of ba foonery, less scrutiny falls upon them. and also the south their good intentions and for all they say to the contrary, they can barely handle a few thousand people a year coming from the north into the south, who have never seen a stoplight before. there's not a stoplight in north korea. they don't know how money works. >> rose: because there are no cars, or because what? >> in the capitol one of the-- the capitol is a show city so it's built in a grand fashion but also, you know, americans bombed the north mercilessly during the korean war. we had two big global air forces that we put on one small peninsula. and you know, we bombed pyongyang until three buildings were standingment and they haven't forgotten that all the boulevards are 100 meters wide to facilitate mass evacuation should we bomb them again. and so the streets are so wide and there are so many lanes and so few cars that there are low odds of this them hitting each other. there are beautiful woman who have batons who stand in the intersections and conduct traffic. >> rose: can

south bay ,, mainly in the '60s . >>jaqueline: other wise in the 60's ,, low 60s for the east ba stores . we're not getting out of the '50s along the coastline . if cooler weather continues into tomorrow and saturday . the fog remains over the area in improving conditions tuesday , wednesday and thursday with temperatures gradually getting closer to average for this time of year . >>catherine: let's check on traffic beginning with the golden gate bridge on this foggy afternoon ,, cars are moving fine in both directions the james lick ,, is somewhat different story . traffic is moving farewell lower deck of the favorites . stay with us ,, war news after the break . all [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people

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