so -- michelle alexander, brian stevenson, and the cherry on top is john legend. >> yeah. i got 18 comebacks on that. but i know chrissy teigen is watching. but i know there are a few sisters that would love for john legend to be the cherry on top. i'm going to leave that alone. >> oh my goodness. >> john is a good brother. >> yes. >> and you are a good sister. >> thank you. >> and i love you and there ain't nothing you can do about it. >> you know, welcome to the end of incarceration party. >> we're all here. i've asked you to comment on this in the 20 seconds i have left. i suspect it won't be long given we live in hollywood before somebody buys the rights and becomes a movie. get the become book now before the movie comes out about a life and legacy ongoing and well hifd. the book is "becoming ms. burton: from prison to recovery to leading the fight for incarcerated women." your just doing great work. i know the more people that hear about the work you're doing, the more they're going to support it. the work you do don't come cheap. it takes money to do this. >> it take

he nominated adlai stevenson. he came within just a handful of votes to become the vice presidential nominee. that fall he became the most popular surrogate on the campaign circuit circuit traveling around the country. ostensibly promoting stevenson's campaign, but probably also interested in increasing his visibility. and, you know, stevenson was defeated soundly by adlai stevenson in early november of 1956. and three weeks later, kennedy was in hyannis port for thanksgiving vacation. he had a little private meeting with his father and came out and told his aides that he would be running for president in 1960, you know, four years down. his rationale was, i came within a handful of votes of becoming vice president during nothing. if i spent four years, i can certainly get the nomination. i think kennedy's, his four year credit for the presidency is interesting to look at, in part because of the model, largely because it is very rare that a sitting senator can go to the white house, warren harding in 1920, kennedy

>> reporter: but to betsey stevenson, our cultural definitions of gender roles play a bigger part in keeping men away. and not just from pre-k classrooms. >> when we think about things like home healthcare aids, people tend to think of that as a very female job, but in truth that's a job that's about physically lifting, moving, restraining people. and those jobs require great physical strength that you could imagine a different culture, where we said: those are jobs for men >> reporter: stevenson isn't blaming "manly men" for not doing "girly jobs." she just wants to change the connotations of manly and girly, or ditch the adjectives entirely. but that will take time, says jamie browder, which means we should focus on the next generation. >> let's look at our young boys and instead of trying to enforce this masculinity on them, let's look at different ways of being. let's look at ways of being able to show them and give them opportunities to have, to be the nurturers. let's put them in places where they can really take care of others and i think that's where the work, in my opinion s

. >> i'm bryan stevenson, director of the equal justice initiative... >> narrator: attorney bryan stevenson argued the case before the supreme court. >> ...to any child of 13 that you're only fit to die in prison is cruel... we were really encouraged when the court said, "you know what? even though it's not a death penalty case, death in prison is a terminal sentence too, and there ought to be the same protections for these children convicted of non-homicides that we've now given to kids facing execution." that was a very big step forward. but it was still not as big a step as we needed to make. >> narrator: after two victories on juveniles, stevenson decided to take on an even harder case: one of the 2,000 or so teens sentenced to life without parole for first-degree murder. >> it was a brutal crime. 14 years old at the time, evan miller beat and robbed his neighbor. >> evan miller, who's the named plaintiff in that suimiller v. alabama, he beat a man to death with a baseball bat, then set his trailer on fire, over nothing. they had some argument over drugs, i think. and so, you know you h

stevenson: i wanted him, and now i've got him, so we're going to go to war.. then, controversy arises as dana and the coaches pick the wild card match up. it's [bleep] that's just t.j.'s ego getting in the way. who will become the next ultimate fighter? >>> this guy had to have been handcuffed as he was put into ambulance. this thing has ended. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. >>> right now at 6:00, one person killed and shot in the district. >>> president trump wrapping up his visit to the g7 summit. and will the remain impact your holiday plan? gwen has the forecast as the news at 6:00 starts now. >>> we begin right now with breaking details out of newark new jersey, an all clear was given after police evacuated part of newark international airport when officer discover add suspicious device. several news outlet report that is a pressure cooker. it was found in one of the terminals. passengers were ordered out of the airport terminal while police continued their investigation. again, the all clear has just been g

stevenson: i wanted him, and now i've got him, so we're going to go to war.ld-card pick. then, controversy arises as dana and the coaches pick the wild card match up. it's [bleep] that's just t.j.'s ego getting in the way. who will become the next ultimate fighter? ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> we begin with breaking news out of newark, new jersey. port authority police are evacuating a terminal at the newark international airport. they tweeted that they found a pressure cooker in terminal a. police say they are awaiting the bomb squad right now. we will bring you more details as soon as we get them. >>> a violent night in chester. three shootings in just a matter of hours. and tonight one man is dead. police are looking for shooters in all three cases. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm dawn timmeney. >>> let's head out to joanne pileggi who is live for us much she spoke to the the family and friends of the victim. joanne. >> reporter: that's right dawn. there were three shootings here in chester within a few hou

stevenson high school. good morning and his colleague, daniel larsen. you, mr.rt with larson, what is this test all about? daniel: what a great opportunity for students across the country. fouthay, may 4, maybe be with you. if students do well on this test, they could get college credit. it is bigger and better for us. they are good citizens. they are prepared and ready. what better time to have a good civics lesson the now. we are excited students, for your opportunities on thursday. we are here to answer your questions. do your best, and remember it is more than just a test or class, this is a lifestyle. >> andriy, what is the best day in the last four days to cram? we know they should have been doing this all along. me classome have taken for four years, some just one semester. i think the best thing is to listen to your teachers. to thank c-span, washington journal, the people who have made this happen for nine years, but especially to those ap government teachers across the country who have been helping to prepare students, both in the class and tw

the lamb was spotted yesterday afternoon on stevenson boulevard and he was safely picked up by the owner> pier 15, tells the tale, doesn't it? the marine layer penetrating into our neighborhoods. danville, 92 yesterday and down to 75. that's 17 degrees. no need for the air-conditioner today. redwood city, five, and san francisco about two. a lot of 60s and 70s out there. a couple graduations. we will start with one in san francisco, gal hraeul yo high school, 1:00. we will end up partly cloudy in the upper 50s but breezy in the afternoon hours. >>> taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza no issues yet as far as delays are concerned and not seeing much fog along the stretch for the moment. i drove across the bay bridge myself this morning, and the oakland side was clear. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 36 minutes. and 680, dublin to mission boulevard, you are at 34 minutes, and then northbound 85 between 101 to cupertino in the green at just 16 minutes. >>> snapchat set to unveil a new feature called custom stories. invited groups of people can add pictures or video to it. earlier in mo

what he was going to do about him and he did believe the nato argument and the foreign policy but stevenson for the democratic candidate in 1952, the reluctant candidate, in 1921 and less subject we are not trying to remove stevenson's name from anything. last i checked everything is okay! but the thought that he can be tougher on the cold war. but he had some doubts. he had some doubts about the domestic agenda and i discovered a letter that eisenhower wrote to his brother basically saying look, we just cannot come in here and dismantle social security. and federally subsidized mortgages. in one day or in one administration.look, the american people not only have gotten used to it they supported. and if i do that, and i will not have the opportunity to push through a tough defense strategy they want.which was basically a nuclear umbrella. basically the same strategy that went over to the reagan era. and the soviet menace. so he said we are going to have a someone. and buckley decides he has -- he became the master scare the elephant. they were just a warm-up act for a five star general who

bryan stevenson is the founder and executive director of the equal justice initiative.s helping build a national monument to the victims of lynching in montgomery, alabama. and, walter isaacson, he's a historian and writer and president of the aspen institute. welcome to you both. walter i'd like to start with you first. you are a native of new orleans. you were there when they were bringing robert e. lee down off his pedestal today. what do you think of their moves? judge i think it's very, very good. these confederate monument statues was not put up to honor these people, it was you put up in the 1880s, 1890s as a way to try to reassert white supremacy. new orleans has had a history, we have just gone through a hurricane, you should honor people not confederate generals,. >> bryan stevenson how does this sit with you? >> i think it's long overdue and a very important step for one of america's great cities that wants to be open and inviting to all the people in the world. i think this legacy of racial inequality and segregation has put a cloud more than anything. these

amy: that was bryan stevenson of equal justice initiative, speaking to us from montgomery, alabama, on democracy now! malcolm suber, your response to what he is saying? >> we agree completely with what he is saying. these memorials all across the south in every courthouse in every county throughout the south, they have a confederate soldier's monument. they don't teach our kids in school that these people were indeed traitors. the united states made some fundamental errors after reconstruction. . all -- first of all, the battle flags and these traitors should not have been allowed to participate in the politics of this country. because of that legacy, instead of doing as they have done in germany and outlawing all of these things that are reminders of enslavement of african people, they celebrate it. as long as they celebrate it, they won't ever understand that these things are daily insults to african people and to our allies, and they must be gotten rid of if we are going to move forward on the basis of freedom and equality. amy: malcolm suber, thank you for being with us cofounder a

dozens of people were involved in the fight early sunday morning at the royal palace banquet hall on stevenson boulevard. one person was left in a coma. another has critical injuries. the bride blamed wedding crashers for the brawl. 23-year-old [name] from missouri did not enter a plea at today's hearing in hayward but his lawyer tells us he believes singh was innocent and trying to defend himself. >> my client was beaten badly and he is in danger for his life and personal safety. his actions were 100% within the law. >> singh is free on $100,000 bail. he's expected to enter a plea on the felony battery charges on june 5. >>> a month long investigation into drugstore robberies led police to $500,000 in stolen makeup. and the arrest of two suspects. the products were neatly organized in a storage unit in san leandro. and police believe it all came from five robberies at cvs and walgreens in berkeley, one in san francisco. investigators believe the pair they arrested bought the items from four suspects who robbed those stores earlier this year. >>> a familiar shortcut for people in san jose is n

the fight broke out in the parking lot of the royal palace banquet hall on stevenson boulevard in treatment. maria medina spoke to the owner of the hall in an interview you will see only on kpix 5. >> reporter: the honor of royal palace says the bride invited 900 people instead of the 700 she said she would. when police arrived, they even had a hard time controlling the crowd. the video you are about to see may be disturbing. cell phone video of the brawl shows the violence at arrested outside royal palace -- erupted outside royal palace. you can see three men repeatedly beating one man on the ground. the manager of the royal palace and also a witness to what happened. >> all of a sudden i heard a noise.>> reporter: dozens of the wedding party suddenly began fighting in the parking lot and admits he could only get two of the seven security guards he told the bride and groom they would offer that night.>> i agreed that we had security issues. even if we would have had seven or eight, they would not have been out in the parking lot. >> reporter: the security guards are only hired to watch the

did believe the nato argument, thought maybe he could do better on foreign policy than stevenson. >> adlai fee stephenson. >> guest: not trying block... -- that that that he will be tougher on the cold war. but he had some doubts. he had some doubts about the domestic agenda. i discovered later that eisenhower rubbed his brother basically saying look, we just can't come in here and dismantle social security. and subsidies and federally subsidized mortgages and no sudden in one day or in one administration.love, the american people not only have gotten used to it they support it.and if i do that, i will not have the opportunity to pres and which was basically the same strategy that went all the way to the reagan era so she said we are going to have to compromise it became the mouse that scared of the elephant and they wereo just the warm-up act for the five-star general that won thel big one and he writes a note to one of his prime and says don't tell anyone, but my goal is to bring him out of the conservative movement. he doesn't want to say this openly at the time. it became the fla

. >> the girl and her family were visiting stevenson wharf near vancouver when the incident took placeon watching cam toured this ordeal -- captured this ordeal on video. >> there she is. >> after she gets in a relative dives into the water and lifted the girl to safety. she was not hurt. want to emphasize that. >> she wasn't hurt, but it's still scary. marine experts think the by people throwing bred crumbs and perhaps mistook that girl's dress for food. >> a lesson for all of us. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with frank hanrahan brought to you by xfinity. >> it has been a long time since maryland men's lacrosse has won the ncaa title. in fact, 1975 when i was 2, terps against albany. howard bernstein's alma mater. >> rub it in. >> after two too early terps roll over the great danes, double them up, 18-9. maryland is back to the final four next weekend to face denver up in beantown. >>> hey, look who is also headed to the final four, towson, tigers upsetting syracuse 10-7. towson will face ohio state as well, other semi >>> nationals got 11ks from steven strasburg as they get buy atlan

this is video of the fight that broke out over the weekend at royal palace on stevenson boulevard.e people at the wedding says he has never seen anything like this before. ( mark ) nearly 700 people were at the reception. so far one person has been arrested. police are looking at cell phone and surveillance video from the area. investigators say it is going to take a while to figure everything out since so many people were involved in the (darya) the kron4 morning news wants to send you and a guest to see hamilton! keep watching the kron4 morning news and we will give you the secret word of the day. then go to kron4.com and enter the word for a chance to win a pair of the hottest tickets in town! keep watching every day for a new word and another opportunity to win! today's secret word of the day will be revealed in our 8 o'clock hour so keep watching and you could win hamilton tickets! (darya) and... there was a standing ovation at hamilton

one of my favorite songs, infinite heaven, and robert louis stevenson, i'd like to think he knew aboutntable angel stars, and from the whole numbers. i'd let you ponder these things and infinity has inspired many people, including poets and musicians. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . [applause] >> we'll talk about dimensions now. dimensions are one of my favorite things because i do high dimensional theory. and i think in dimensions all the time. we've all been thinking about infinite dimensions without realizing it. and just like a man who had been speaking in prose all of his life without realizing. there are three dimensions in the world or are there? and does four-dimensional space exit? if we can't count time in fourdy mentio four fourdy-- four dimensions. if you're going to meet with somebody somewhere, you need to tell them where in three dimensional space where. and if you go at a different time you won't see them because you're in a different spot in space time. another way to think about it, to escape from two dimensional space you need to use the third dimension. in order to climb on the sta

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the story shows how a real fly-by-night, mired in the depths of your cable, stevenson golf --going inhow much was this a concerted effort by russia to infiltrate western media, and how much is you can get a lot of attention for say crazy things? it is probably more of the latter than the former. oliver: any very timely story. james comey bringing up the influence again. this ties into a previous story you did a while back about the reemergence of rt, and being able to rebuild the brand and expand. at the end of the day, this is a growth story. megan: absolutely. it is a story of this network that was started, you know, with the expressed intention of getting a sheen of credibility to russia and its viewpoint and transmitting it through people with british accents. disorder talk about these viewpoints, and talk about it from a credible sounding platform. what is interesting about 2016, or the recent coverage of the french election, it is how much the rhetoric has dialed to a particular viewpoint in an unnoticeable way. it is almost in a bbc's tone sometimes. oliver: content versus pres

he had be out stevenson. he ran for years trying to get the nomination. the term new frontiers stuck and it still has a lot of credence to it because it captures there is something different going on in the early 1960's. it is time the new generation was coming in, replacing people like general eisenhower. susan: i was looking if i could find it. in your introduction, you talk about john kennedy's skillful use of narrative and politics. explain what that concept is. stephen: i think every president does try to capture the zeitgeist of the nation and also tries to direct that in a direction they feel they want to go. i think in kennedy's case you have the largest generation of americans ever born after world ii. they were coming onto the scene. he obviously had served in combat himself. you have really the rise of globalization. you have the rise of mass technology. he and his advisers or reading books like "the lonely crowd" and other books. how do we organize this in a way that is good for the nation? how do we cope with our rise as the preeminent power?

the fight broke out early sunday morning at the royal palace banquet hall on stevenson boulevard.ozens of people could be seen throwing punches and kicks. one person was left in a coma. another has critical injuries. 23-year-old [name] singh is charged with felony battery. he went to court today. his lawyer says singh was trying to protect himself from being beat up or killed. >> my client mr. singh was beaten badly. and he is in danger for his life and his personal safety. and his actions were 100% within the law. >> singh is expected to enter a plea on the felony battery charges on june 5. >>> they are rustic cabins with a view. but getting a reservation is almost impossible. how bart could be standing in the way of your beach camping trip. >> college grads could be looking at the highest starting salaries ever. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, camping spots in the bay area.. are selling out faster than usual. >>> new at 6:00 camping season just around the corner. but some of the most coveted camping spots in the bay area are selling out faster than usual. we're talking about the steep ravine cab

it happened at royal palace on stevenson boulevard on saturday night. the video shows a huge scrum in the parking lot with dozens of people duke-ing it out according to the bride... it all started when some party-crashers were thrown out. things escalated from there and a fight erupted. police say the two people injured are guests and they are in critical condition tonight. one suspect was arrested for battery as he tried to speed off from the scene in his maserati. steve? (steve) a warning going out to southern california beach goers that they are clearly not alone in the water...take a listen. "attention in the area..this is orange county sheriffs department, please be advised this area is heavily populated at the moment with large great white sharks..." this all happening off the coast in orange county...where more than 20 sharks have been spotted in the past week. they are believed to be juvenille great whites betweeen five and six feet long. and these sharks haven't shown any aggressive behavior. but just two weeks ago a woman lost part of her leg

adlai stevenson of fighting back a losing campaign said to the press general eisenhower , complains about my recourse to using my funny bone, i'm complaining about his backbone. ike recovered successfully, the friendship was reduced, but it always has been a troubling episode. that is essentially true, although i'm not really where -- aware that ike use the army to destroy mccarthy unless the question refers to private shine, who was the good friend roy cohn. these are names that if you're over a certain age, you may remember. did the european powers have the operational capabilities to recover from world war ii on their own without the assistance of large special marshall plan -- the marshall plan? no, but it is important to remember, do use a clichÉ, that the marshall plan was a pump priming operation. the marshall plan depended on the cooperation among the beneficiaries of the plan, 16 separate countries, coming together at the beginning and aiding each other through commerce and so on. the marshall plan is most useful work very early and i think it was necessary at that time. imagine

the brawl broke out in a parking lot of the royal palace banquet hall on stevenson boulevard in fremont. devin fehely with more on what happened. >> reporter: the bride is placing the blame on the shoulders of outside agitators who she says crashed the wedding party ruined her special day and left two guests in the hospital. a wedding crasher is to blame for this side in fremont saturday. that is what police are currently investigating. the scene was captured on cell phone video saturday night when it turned into a street fight. as many as 50 people were involved in the fight which apparently began as an argument inside the hall and spilled out into the parking lot. it shows at least one man being savagely beaten while lying on the ground. three other men can be seen around a tight circle kicking and punching him in the head. police arrived to break it up and two men were hurt. they are hospitalized with head injuries, one in a coma. police arrested 25-year-old [indiscernible name] and have charged him with felony battery for his role in a street brawl that left two men fighting for the

natureedly thought we should give one-third of the delegates to the friends of lyndon -- was it add lay stevenson kennedy, and a third to simonton and johnson and the other p.m. so he was trying to be political and keep all sides happy. that's a lesson i take sometimes you shouldn't try to make everybody happy because by the time they get to the convention it became anarchy and my father didn't look like the leader because he didn't appoint everybody who was doing what he was doing. >> over here you have a photo of your rank ranch. talk to and this has been in your family for many generations. >> my great grandfather on my father's side left germany on the ship perseverance. and he got out to sacramento 1852 and his 8th child was my grandmother and she was -- used to take care of me as a little boy and i was 36 when she died. so i heard wonderful stories of how wonderful the mountain house was. when people would leave the sacramento valley and go to the mine or the spa after 10 or 12 hours they would stop at the mountain house. that burned down in 1971 and i'm building the latest one. since we do

the fight broke out at the royal palace banquet hall on stevenson boulevard in fremont. [ screaming and> the crowd started brawling in the parking lot outside the hall. the bride said the owner agreed to provide seven security guards. the owner and his manager admit they could only hire two. but they say their security guards are only expected to watch the inside of the building. they say when one of the guards went outside, he got punched, as well. the men say the brawl was so big, even police had a hard time getting things under control. >> i completely agree, you know, that we had some security issues. but even though if we would have had seven or eight or 15 security guards inside the building, they were not meant to be outside in the parking lot. you know, um, with this kind of fight. >> the bride blamed wedding crashers for the fight but the owner said the wedding party fought two days before the big day when it finally came to a head investigators arrested one man. the bride and groom didn't return our calls. >>> state officials are trying to stop freeway shootings. the transport

listen, i used to fight dick stevenson and peter baker were the white house correspondents that covered bush. and the fights we used to have weren't about -- i mean i think that what michael was trying to do was challenge the veracity of her assertion that she'd heard from countless fbi agents. now, i don't know how she would know countless fbi agents. i know a little more than a dozen, and i reached out to all of them in the last 24 hours, actually since tuesday night. and every one of them was and is loyal to jim mey. so it's sort of odd th she found countless that were thrilled that he'd bn fired. i haven't found any, but i don't know countless. i only know a little more than a dozen. so, you know, when you lose the ability to speak with credibility from behind the podium, you're supposed to leave the podium. and i don't know how they're expected to do their job when, one, they don't check with the president on the way to the briefing room. two, the president undermines and throws them under the bus as does, you know, this politico story that we talked about. you know, everyone's wil

. >> thanks to our guests from stevenson high-school thanks every year for coming in and giving us this info the ap government finally is this thursday. . >> director, i have one question regarding my comment that is the most important question i hope he will answer it. why is it necessary to announce 11 days before the presidential election that you are opening an investigation on a new computer without any knowledge of what was in the computer? why did you just investigation as you would normally with no public announcement? >> october 27 the investigative team in july focused on secretary clinton e-mail asked to meet with me so i met with them in the conference room and they obeyed out what they conceived from the of metadata analyses in the unrelated case. they said there were thousands of secretary clinton's females on the device including what they thought might be the missing e-mail's refers to three months of secretary of state. we never found any from the first three months but that is important because this is evidence in she was acting with bad intent. they said we can see th

it was stolen some time saturday in a neighborhood nearby mission and stevenson boulevards.hrysler town and country.c call fremont police if you spot it. >> new this morning, authorities in the north bay say a woman is in critical condition after being savagely beaten and hauled off in a car. just before 9:00 last night, santa rosa police received reports of a man striking a woman repeatedly with a women. at montgomery and second street. about a mile away, they spotted a car matching the description. officers found the woman unconscious in the back seat on the floorboard. 56-year-old robert holliday is facing attempted murder and kidnapping charges. >> new developments out this morning from north korea where a fourth american citizen is being detained right now. north korea's state news agency says an employee at the pyongyang university of science and technology was detained saturday. he's being held because of unspecified hostile acts against the country. on wednesday, north korea said another u.s. citizen from the same university was also detained for hostile acts, but no

i was reading a great these on the bloomberg today, quoting robert louis stevenson, saying the world has a grand memory for forgetting. aroundcally, he focuses dollar-denominated debt. >> yeah. $3re's anywhere between trillion and $4 trillion in emerging markets and that is going to be a painful headwind in emerging markets. that the kindaid of nominal movements we are talking about,, independent of changing.are not game if you look at the nominal comparisons of the late 1990's, we are nowhere near significant. manus: part of the reason they are saying mnuchin is flying this kite on 50 year bonds is because the fed wants to get started with juicing the balance sheet. is it a marriage made in heaven? i give you a paper which settles reduction in the balance sheet? well the last time they muted, the violent reaction from markets -- you talk about the pulldown, which really started about two months ago, and we continue to see the pace grow, i thinkve use, and anything the administration can do to support the said in an orderly market has to be welcome. anna: on the banks, we started the

this is video of the fight that broke out over the weekend at royal palace on stevenson boulevard. seen anything like this before. ( mark ) nearly 700 people were at the reception. so far one person has been arrested. police are looking at cell phone and surveillance video from the area. investigators say it is going to take a while to figure everything out since so many people were involved in the fighting. ( darya ) san francisco is moving forward with plans to try to make the city more affordable for teachers. the city is spending more than 40-million dollars to create affordable housing for them. the first project will open up 135- units specifically for teachers the city is looking to adopt measures which allows teachers to qualify for affordable housing. mayor ed lee says he knows it is time for the city to step up and do something to help.

>> bonnie stevenson. pete: stick around for bonnie. was looking at the west dubuque tap page, must be a good place. they have all the pictures of the live truck that pete has got out there. ainsley: they do. steve: five out of five stars on facebook. last night's special pork steak with grilled onions, american fries, salad, roll, apple sauce. carryouts welcome. brian: no who is not welcome? gangs. ms-13. abby: great transition, brian. i want to bring your headlines in a serious turn. violent gang members accused of attacking a twarge a machete now behind bars facing charges. three ms-13 members targeted and shot at the teen because they didn't like the way that he was laughing. all three of the suspects are illegals from sel el salvador. promised to ms-13 blaming immigration policies. explosive town hall meeting. same medical center that a watchdog group found was putting vets' lives at risk with unsanitary conditions. >> this is what he put over my husband's port on his arm. i mean, this -- this is just unbelievable. you don't do thi

it happened at royal palace on stevenson boulevard on saturday night.uge scrum in the parking lot with dozens of people fighting. according to the bride... some people who tried to crash the party were thrown out. things escalated from there and a fight erupted. police say the two people injured are guests and they are in critical condition tonight. one suspect was arrested as he tried to speed off from the scene. (catherine) after conquering hollywood, dwayne "the rock" johnson might have his sights set on the white house... the actor and former pro wrestler was born in hayward...he's now telling g-q magazine he thinks a presidential run is a "real possibility." johnson says if he were president - "poise and leadership" would be top priorities. he earlier brushed off rumors that he's interested in getting into politics....but seems tobe changing his tune. he declined to give an endorsement in the last presidential election - even though hesays both campaigns approached him for his backing. he says he didn't want to sway anyone's opinion or make people

i would suggest that you take a deep look by brian stevenson called "just mercy" based on his experiences as a courtroom criminal justice lawyer, mostly in the south, but in california, too. a lot of his clients who got involved in the criminal justice gonem were people who had through abusive situations as children, who had gone through high school situations where their needs were not being properly met, and then they got involved in this school-two-prison pipeline. school-to-prison pipeline. the education system and the correctional system are really not that separate. they are part of a continuum for many young people. so again, rehabilitation rather than punishment, development rather than coercion, love rather than anger -- i think all of those are factors that we need to think about, not only in our children who are in school, but once they have their -- the misfortune to be in the system, think about when they get incarcerated. this is all part of the formation from human beings into individuals in a changing society. >> thank you. taylor: thank you all for coming out today. i'm s

i would be remiss if i didn't is gnize, randall stevenson the current c.e.o. of at&t. he followed bob gates, who was our secretary of defense, wayne perry, the vice chairman of at&t and our own secretary of state rex tillerson, when he was c.e.o. of exxon was president of the boy scouts of america. i think all of us today understand the importance of scouting in our lives and in many cases just reflect back on the fun that we had as young kids and young adults. once every four years, all the scouts in america gather with some from around the world as well at our national scout jam borrowey. we have a permanent high adventure site in west virginia, at the summit. and pete sessions and myself as well as others four years ago went to the summit. and you know what? we just had fun. we went down the zipline and some of the other obstacle courses. and even as adults, we relived it. and we intend to go back later in july as every four years they have the national scout jam borrowey, 40,000 scouts will gather for one week and just have a lot of fun. and get to meet others from

it happened at royal palace on stevenson boulevard over the weekend.e started fighting in the parking lot. the bride says people who tried to crash the party were thrown out and that escalated into a brawl. one person was arrested after trying to drive away from police. we have a link to the video on our website at kron four dot com. ( mark ) coming up... a family is robbed at gunpoint at their home in the east bay. hear what the thieves did when a father confronted them. and after the break... americans are not happy with the college system. what many view as a better alternative. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) most americans are not happy with the college system in the u-s. according to a new survey, 75 percent of adults do not think t

it happened at royal palace on stevenson boulevard over the weekend.eople started fighting in the parking lot. the bride says people who tried to crash the party were thrown out and that escalated into a brawl. one person was arrested after trying to drive away from police. we have a link to the video on our website at kron four dot com. ( mark ) happening today... governor jerry brown is set to release his revised state budget plan. this comes amid lower than expected revenue and uncertainty about future federal spending on health care. in january -- governor brown proposed a roughly 122-billion-dollar budget for the next fiscal year, which kept general spending mostly flat. legislative leaders rejected the governor's proposed cuts to college scholorships. by law, about half the state's spending goes to education. ( mark ) independent experts identified two dozen possible causes to the oroville dam spillway failure. state officials released preliminary findings yesterday from a team appointed to find out why both spillways collapsed in february. it fo

here is the "new york times" with alexander stevenson on mr. paulson -- i can do that.ving a tough time with investors. you wonder when these guys will make alpha in this tumultuous market. francine: it is a very challenging market. he wanteded whether to diversify. at the moment, he has about 10 holdings with big bets. he says it does not work with his business model because that is how you get around some of the taxation issues. he was a little talking about his book, but what he said and how he said it completely made sense. tom: 10 is a difficult number. the statistical norm is 30. and there was a lot of work 20 to 30 years ago about 50 being a more valuable number to get to investment success. that would be a cocktail conversation with mr. ackman. maybe you can do that this afternoon. francine: maybe later. coming up, a conversation with elaine chao, live from the milkman institute global conference. this is what your markets are doing. the pound on the move after we had better than expected manufacturing growth. in fact, it was the fastest in three years. this is

angie: reed stevenson is in tokyo for us.s here? >> it is really interesting theree just back in april was a new set of regulations that came into place that made it easier for people to buy and sell bitcoins and spend and them in the retail market. nation's largest electronics retailers started accepting bitcoin in a couple of stores, and there may be some of the effect you mentioned earlier from the pickup and consumer sentiment. so all of these have led to an environment where more people are jumping on the bitcoin , theagon, so bit point company that enable transactions for peach aviation, a low-cost carrier in japan, they are now planning as you mentioned to get to aretail, talking payments provider and want get into japan's ubiquitous network of convenience stores muscle all of that is feeding to at least some momentum we are seeing in terms of using bitcoin in the retail space here in japan. what are the risks related to this water use in japan? >> one of the risks is that it against aill priced fiat currency, the doll