ryan stephenson says we have a criminal justice system that treats you better if you are rich and guiltyare poor and innocent. >> yeah. >> i think there's something to be said for that. and there's definitely -- i think kalief's story sort of tips the scale because i think most people had presumed that if you're in jail, even if you haven't been convicted of anything, maybe you did something wrong. there's that presumption of guilt and then. the presumption of innocence. >> you must have done something. yes, ma'am? >> question's for jay. do you find parallels between kaley's experiences and your own experiences growing up here? >> yeah. a lot of -- i look at a lot of forks in the road in my life that i could have made the wrong decision and not been on this stage, easy. easy. like, there were many instances where i could have gotten myself in trouble and i was doing things. not some innocent 16-year-old -- i'm not saying he's an angel. we live in these neighborhoods and these are the pressure, the social pressures and everything we got going on. you put these people together, personal th

and whether you subscribe to the narrative or not, you know, randall stephenson will tell you the strategic tale of the importance of experimentation with content, distribution in wireless products. others will tell you a story of innovation and narrative through core bundles using a combination -- so everybody's out there trying really new and novel come by neighs, and i think -- combinations, and i think their merger activity is strategic to trying to have the assets to do that better. >> host: new and novel, is it time to reorganize the fcc? maybe combine some of the bureaus, get rid of some of the bureaus? >> guest: my theory is every new chairman, i think, is not only a policy wonk, they are an administrator. and i think they are a ceo. and i think they are as much responsible for the morale of the great men and women who work there ask the organizational -- and the organizational strength of the institution. people forget the fcc's a rate big place. i don't know today, but when i was there, it was 2,000 people and a pretty serious or budget. so we don't get to see the fcc chairman sit

everett's mayor, ray stephenson. >> i believe it's about greed, and they need to be held accountable reporter: purdue pharma declined our request for an interview but says it has a strong history of working with law enforcement and information it's provided in some cases has led to convictions. in a statement, they told us the lawsuit paints a completely flawed and inaccurate portrayal of the crisis in everett. he says the lawsuit is about rebuilding his community. >> they give corporations a bad name. and they've affected lives. people have died. and they need to be held accountable, and i believe they will be. >> reporter: everett's mayor says if they win any money for purdue, they'll use it for treatment programs and law enforcement. >>> the federal government has extended the deadline for companies to submit bids to filled the first section of president trump's wall along the mexico border. the deadline was yesterday, but the interior department still has not decided what kind of wall it wants or where it will go. meanwhile, towns all along the border are threatening to sue to st

vichy ciphers that both the british and the americans -- general "wild bill" donovan and william stephenson -- decided they would put betty into france, that she would go with brousse and together they would be a fantastic team. betty spoke very good boarding school french. she had been educated in switzerland. brousse's family knew everyone, and they were very excited by the prospects of this team working behind the lines in france. this idea began to take shape, people in the oss said, wait a minute. betty is an american citizen, still married to a british diplomat. the gestapo are going to be looking at her with a magnifying glass. so the oss decided they would build a cover for betty, a false identity, so that she end brousse could go in to france. they could not think of what story to use. one day after she and brousse left, one of the oss guys said, that old goat is old enough to be her father. that was the idea they used. brousse she would be -- she would be brousse's daughter and he would go to france with her as a stepfather. it so happened that brousse's had a daughter from a seco

. >> they were taken at louis stephenson park. >> in the mountains, some places three and a half, four feet in two and a half days. so significant precipitation out of a weekend storm that really was nothing compared to the storms that we've been seeing all winter. so we're kind of getting used to the. a couple of years ago this would have been a major event with lightning and hail and snow on bay area peaks, but now it's kind of like that. no flood warnings. the clouds out there right now are pretty thick, and they will remain thick tonight. that's why overnight lows will remain upper 30s, low 40s, even in the coldest spots. we are seeing scattered showers out there. you see a little show in the mountain areas. there you see the fog or the clouds around the bay area. you don't see any rain really. there are some areas of light precipitation right now but it is just not -- it's kind of a non event right now as this thing clears out and sets us up for a pattern that will take us into this week that will be yielding temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. overnight low forecast, there you g

. >> that's the ceo of at&t, randall stephenson. they just had a major 911 outage across at&t.the details of what happened there. obviously this is a priority and we'll see how from the telco side they could string this together. >> that was something that was being broadly watched. this contract definitely something that gives at&t a good position when it comes to spectrum usage. so we'll see where this relationship between telecom and the administration goes, whether it's m & a or broadband expansion which is going to be a part of the infrastructure rollout. >> also the decision by the house for at&t and our parent company, comcast, they no longer are barred from not getting that information. consumer privacy advocates have sounded the alarm on that but for those companies it's good news. >> in a way it is, but it's a question of what's the next shoe to drop. it's one thing if you want the rules to be the same for isps and googles and facebooks of the world. but then what are those rules going to be? are lawmakers going to impose new standards on making sure consumers have co

joining me now to discuss this further is mary—ann stephenson, from the think tank women's budget groupk at a combination of a series of policies. for example you look at the announcements made yesterday about the extra spending for adult social care, £2 billion over three yea rs, social care, £2 billion over three years, which is a huge amount of money. that has to be seen in the context of the cuts to local government funding which have happened since 2010, which is one of the reasons why adult social care is ina the reasons why adult social care is in a crisis in the first place. and the money put in in this budget won't actually make up for the shortfall in funding, the estimate is we will have a shortfall of between £2.5 billion and £3.8 billion a year. that £2 billion over three years won't go very far.“ it's difficult for you to assess who the winners are according to gender and race... we can the winners are according to gender and race. . . we can assess the winners are according to gender and race... we can assess the winners and losers but you can't do it bya winners and lose

significant vote for the dup, but she has mobilised a vote for sinn fein, particularly in kent stephensonhat is a tremendous result. can ijust bring stephen in, you are ina unique can ijust bring stephen in, you are in a unique position to give insight into how this might work, because for the last decade he worked as the head of kim indications for the executive, so you have been in their working alongside successive dup and sinn fein leaders and trying to help them put forward their partnership agenda. now, we are where we are, we have had an election, we don't know quite what happens next. both of those parties go back with renewed mandate. the difficulty seems to be that they seem to think that their mandates are mutually lousi of, so how can we move on from here? the difficulty has always been that while they could agree on a high level on the sort of things you would expect them to agree on in terms of, we need to pay attention to infrastructure, the health service, education and schools, once you get down into the detail, it all tended to fall apart —— mutually exclusive. and the p

that ibm cloud is the platform for the next era of business and randall joined me here, randall stephensonat&t, to talk about this announcement we made together which if you think of it simply, think of in this world of sbnts of things you start with a device and securing that data from the device through the network to the ibm cloud to do work as cognitive both in the network and on the data, back and forth, an end to way, as well as doing it in a way that you bring insights. that's really at&t and ibm, bringing our strengths together and that's what we did this morning between randall. and it gets down to, i said randall, together, we're really reinforcing what i think are the three biggest differentiators about the ibm cloud and why it is the platform for the next era. one it's enterprise strong. second it's data first. and third, it's cognitive at the core. and that announcement with at&t is all three of those. >> it's interesting this is also happening as you've just come from china, signing a deal with wander group to allow you to provide cloud services there. we often think of china

application in i need to thank the general manager at his insistence as well as ben rosenfeld and peggy stephenson. we are among very few, i think i only know one other municipality that's doing anything like this so we been doing this just over 10 years and want to say how significant it is then also kind of the herculean effort both controller staff and our staff have gone through to make this happen in a very short period of time but i want to thank the staff that worked on this steve is retiring in a few months at this the last time you present on this. i just want to acknowledge that. we cannot do this without leadership and help of the controller's office. >> thank you so much. commissioner bonilla >> i just-this relates to your presentation in terms of the technology aspect and the community being able to make comment on the conditions were evaluate the parks and so on. the question i have is, do we have computers that most of these sites that we are speaking of in terms of-do we have computers that say merced heights and alice chalmers and so on? because i know there's been an effort cityw

application in i need to thank the general manager at his insistence as well as ben rosenfeld and peggy stephenson. we are among very few, i think i only know one other municipality that's doing anything like this so we been doing this just over 10 years and want to say how significant it is then also kind of the herculean effort both controller staff and our staff have gone through to make this happen in a very short period of time but i want to thank the staff that worked on this steve is retiring in a few months at this the last time you present on this. i just want to acknowledge that. we cannot do this without leadership and help of the controller's office. >> thank you so much. commissioner bonilla >> i just-this relates to your presentation in terms of the technology aspect and the community being able to make comment on the conditions were evaluate the parks and so on. the question i have is, do we have computers that most of these sites that we are speaking of in terms of-do we have computers that say merced heights and alice chalmers and so on? because i know there's been an effort cityw

application in i need to thank the general manager at his insistence as well as ben rosenfeld and peggy stephenson. we are among very few, i think i only know one other municipality that's doing anything like this so we been doing this just over 10 years and want to say how significant it is then also kind of the herculean effort both controller staff and our staff have gone through to make this happen in a very short period of time but i want to thank the staff that worked on this steve is retiring in a few months at this the last time you present on this. i just want to acknowledge that. we cannot do this without leadership and help of the controller's office. >> thank you so much. commissioner bonilla >> i just-this relates to your presentation in terms of the technology aspect and the community being able to make comment on the conditions were evaluate the parks and so on. the question i have is, do we have computers that most of these sites that we are speaking of in terms of-do we have computers that say merced heights and alice chalmers and so on? because i know there's been an effort cityw