or is that violating someone's right not to have the oversight of the court and crimina e syst? will? >> how supervisor retrial came about was really in jail overcrowding. there are cases where, specific cases, getting a homeless individual. there are a group of case managers called court accountable homeless services. it targets homeless individuals. and mental health cases have been common. traditionally cases that the court is looking for supervision, but again as you might imagine the resources are severely taxed. and during the budget difficulties in the last years, the ability to manage large numbers. we are talking for example, homeless individuals, we see 30 individuals at any one given time. that's the active case load and it's driven by that. >> i have a question from the public defender for the law enforcement officials here. what reforms can you commit to at this point to reduce pretrial detention population? shall we start with sheriff mirkarimi or the district attorney? >> i will reiterate that the strategy that i think san francisco should seriously consider legis

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section 8 housing, and food stamps, the americans on welfare, ty want to work but we have a sim t that syst that does not incentivize themo go back to work, we need to be like n franklin. he faced financial crisis all his life, he lived below his means, where is the federal rainy day fund. >> there is nothing wrong with debt, per se, but it has to be done prudencel in my own life i put 20% down when i bought a home, i payoff my credit card every month, calle prudence moy management in government we don't have any evidence of prudence money manager. john: bob last word. >> as recently as 2001, government projected an endless surplus. and it was bush tax c, bush wars then derulation of finance tt created the he deficits. >> we agree to disagree thank youob and mk, mark has organized what we calls world's largest gathering of free mines. freedom fest in las vegas, theme this year is, are we rome? i'll take ts show to the roa to be in freedom fest in july. d tape a show. tonight, what if you manage your budget like the politics manage their? >> this is a family budget, what do you think about t

syst >> the fact is, we have four dead americans, was it because of a protest or guys out for a nightding to kill americans, what difference does it make? >> secretary of state clinton testifying in a hearing. one of the whistle-blowers who testified a former regional security officer erick nord storm responded. it matters to me personally and my colleagues. to my colleagues in the department of state. it matters to the american public for whom we serve. and most importantly, excuse me, it matters to the friends and family on on of ambassador ste fans and shawn smith and. >> sean smith's mother pat was in the hearing. this is the first mother's day that show will not have sean to talk to. she joins me. pat, i appreciate you being here for a tough weekend. pat, you were in the hearings. did you hear anything that brought closure or gave you a new level of comfort regarding the death of your son? >> absolutely not. i am still waiting to answers to just about everything. i want to say one thing though. i want to wish hillary a happy mother's day. show has her child. i don't have mine bec

neil: tablets about to become tom system toes -- syste tombst, issue one facebook.aking good on promises its demise might have been reported too soon. those folks saying that just bleeding users away, not the case. what do you think? >> i am not a buyer, ipo at 30. it got as high as 45 to 27, i said this at ipo, i am not satisfied they have a way to make money and grow their earnings, overtime. added to which compare their advertising to conventional advertising like -- or traditional like tv and radio to me just not a cost effective. not a buyer of facebook. neil: they brag their 9 you know00 million members worldwide. gary does that make a differen difference. >> numbers are impressive, but key number is that people logging on, they are adding users, are have doe minished here in u.s. and in canada about 6 or 7%, so it is easy to sign up on facebook but you want people to stay on, and have the site be sticky people are not doing that, i think it is like. neil: what is the daily user mean, that has gone up 26%, you talk about users going away. what there i is a dis

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unless we start changing its coorate tax syst, you're going to see more and more stories mÉniÈre's. >to your point, reading the mainstream media, i mean, there might be some creative companies that manage that. but ple was t amg them. >> you know, will tell you somethin when you talk to apple, you're absolutely right. so much misreporting end of false and erroneous reporting in the media. this is e story that continuously reporters get i wrong. apple s paid investment taxes on these gains. if they pay local taxes, they pay $6 billion for in the united states in fiscal 2012. thats my biggest txtiles or going to see. the point that have to be made is that the ngress has kept us at5% and allows all sorts of peop in the form of congress to write political favors. neil: he decided that conress is responsible for this complicated methodnd what it is. so what is going to happen on the? >> lives is exactly right. the tax ll that we just pasd in january had the big giveaway for wind farms. lives, one hing that he made a point about is apple wanting to keep that money overseas. i don't believth

will be providin an umbrella, meaning his area within syria will b provided with an anti-aircraft syst, and the most concerning situation would be as was the case before, the russians will see in the teens ofdvisers to man the weapons. lori: but why would russia want to get involved in this way? es not threan its already tenuous relationship with us, the u.s.? >> they have a lot of problems. communicating concerns. they don't toee a post assad regime that would be islamist and in alliance with those were fighting them in the chechnya ar and pakistan. number two they have basis. number three, they are the allies of the iranians. for all these reasons, they're not going to let go of assad thatasily unless they're is a real deal, and that means sharing power beten the opposition and assad. that is not what theyould accept. that is not even what assadd3 would accept. lori: this is just a huge necessary. going on for twoears already and it really boils down to this vicious dictator who is murdering his own people for years at this point. we saw john mccain ere in his surprise visit this wee

syst i'm not going to jinx it, i cann feel t over a it. as we travel on andrews, theandh traffic is clear on the innerthe loop and outer loop as you travel 45 on each direction. no spots to report. overnight construction southbound headed on duke road o has cleared, southbound on i-95, coming from 32 headed toward thh capital beltway. quick peek at our maps, we willi pop that for you, we will show what else we have working on the roads, laneswo are open at n 270 with no issues to report on those continuing southbound approaching route 80 and urban,r depend with the light traffic volume, and headed toward the beltway. that's a c heck of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> all right, julie, thanks. >>> dominion crews, they out early on the streets of old town alexandria. a power outage had 1500 customers in the dark.s in t right now we understand, about 800 customers still have noo power. some traffic signals had been be dark but the crew on the scenee say some are starting to flashah again. so far police are not directingn traffic at impacted inters

hire people tha work within the agency, and they're is a search and interes because they all want the systethere are occasions the young political appointees the get into theystem, and that is where things go wrong because they take it, all this massive power. and everyone kowtows, every wen i say and do and we just target those people. that happens everywhere. airport security, space. it is not unusual. however, the big problem with bureaucracy potentially is that is eyefuls because it only deal with that which it knows. when you sit there, i have a ne way to do it. dennis: the answer is usually . all right, mark alonso, defend of the imperial bureaucracy because'rmaking money ana, bet. thank you for being with us. wod about a bubble for stocks? top analysts say bonds are the real bubble about to burst. we will be ins next, and investors ought to press for that impact. at the end of thday it is all about "money". ♪ this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us a what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats daafr day... block the acid w

. >> this is a big hole in the syst and it has gone on for years and years and i have to tell you thisason the american people have so little confidence in any promises we make. u: joining us now is the president of the national immigration enforcement counsel the union representing 7,000 ice agents and employees. good to have you here. is it is heartening to watch you see tm proceed rejecting and rejecting amendments to bring real security to the border? >> it is disgusting. this entire bill clearly indicates that gang of 8 did not do their homework and do not know what they we're doing with this legislation it is bad legislation and we have senators and congressmen to make changes to improve it they just kill everything so at this point* we are ready to say we need to scrap a whole thing because it will not be improved and we need to start over. lou: next to you is a pitcher of john mccain and charles schumer and behind them is richard trumka the president of the afl-cio with his cheesy grin and all i can think back is it goes back to mccain and kennedy the same as lindsay gramm and

it clogs her lungs and digestive syst system.ansplant immediately but as her parents only recently learned, sarah's age makes that incredibly difficult. now the family is trying to change the roles that govern loan donations for young children. if not in time to help their daughter but perhaps for others like her. here's cnn's zain asher. ♪ twinkle twinkle little star >> reporter: 10 yearly sarah wants to be a sing er. her mother says if she gets a new pair of lungs in the next few weeks, her dream could one day be a reality. >> i'm not going to tell her she's 9 because she's 10. >> reporter: sarah was born with cystic fibrosis, an illness that's damaged her lungs beyond repair. >> i used to go to school before i got oxygen. >> we knew at some point she would need new lungs. we had hoped it would be much, much further down the road, but over the years her disease has progressed. >> reporter: if sarah was 12 years old, she'd have a higher chance of receiving adult's lungs. but since she's only 10, she primarily has access to child

the fact that they've syst systematically blocked those, shows how far the countries are divided even in the wake of allegations of chemical weapons. even in the wake of refugees pouring across borders and this becoming an international conflict or a proxy conflict. the fact is that they're not budging. that's making it very difficult for the united states and its allies to try to resolve this situation politically and diplomatically. it's one of the key issues that arab countries want from the united states, more political leadership in narrowing the international gap. >> thank you so much, ayman mohyeldin and thank you, richard engel on the border with syria. could the israeli air strikes in syria be a prelude to more u.s. involvement in the conflict? joining me now is former u.s. ambassador to israel, martin indic. martin, i know you not only were ambassador to israel, but had lots of connections during the periods of dialogue with syria. what should the united states be doing now? is it time for to us get involved militarily? >> i think first of all, picking up on ayman's reportin

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senator rubio, i would note, has made clear that he wants a biometric entry/exit syste he was disappointed in the vote at we had the other day because it voted down that on a closed vote. i really think we need to continue to work on the biometric exit. i believe the w visa system cannot be sold the american people as an effective system if we can't tell them we know when people complete their work and whether or not they've left the country. and what we've got in this system, and many of the visa programs, colleagues, you have to know, you've got large numbers of people coming annually. they're supposed to, some of themre supposed to leave at various times. they're coming with their family. they're staying ltiple years. in large numbers of em, history tells us, will not leave. so therefore, we're not going to achieve the lawfulness in th system that we've promises the american would bechieved if the bill passed. we've had a couple of ves on that system. we'll continue to discuss the need for biometc. >> will the senator yield? i want to make one point. this system is just what it should b

why not take a little bit of time and mak sure we get the syst right?ost of the irs -- don't get me wrong, there are plenty of smart people, but they're just trying to get their arms around the tax legislation. now they're being asked to do a whole bunch of new requirements that's going to take some training and eduti to do. if they don't know the right questions to ask, they don't know their job, it's going to impactus. that's a b thing for aot of business owners. neil: go ahead, adam. i would just say that's what the regulatory process is for. it's 2-year-old legislation, and so we should take time enforcing th regulations and writing them well and getting public comment on them. that's all fine. i would just like to point out, neil, at we are predisposed to not like the tax man. i meaa, we don't like the meter maid either. nobody does. so that's fine. we should criticize the irs -- >> we shou do more than iticize the irs. >> nobody likes, nobody likes the people who come to us and say, hi, we're here to collect your taxes. neil: no, i mean, it depend

the storm syste and t.storms. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john, diana. storms winding down through the early morning hours. certainly more ahead of us. our system slowly crawling its way. see this broad swirl. a pocket of cool air. continues to crawl it way eastward here. and continues to spark off some strong thunderstorms. so, really the same spots that saw the storms thursday. under the gun here again today from chicago down through saint louis into tulsa. main concern, hail, damaging wind. tornados on the table. once again. and widespread flooding likely across the midwest here too. john, diana. back to you. >> all right, thank you, jim. the rest of your friday weather. another scorcher in the northeast from d.c. to boston with humidity making it feel like triple digits. periods of rain in south florida. scattered thunderstorms from louisiana to alabama. rain in the northern rockies. >> 70s through portland, boise, 101, phoenix. mostly 80s in the nation's midsection. 90s in the northeast. >> we

we've 300 items of tax deductions0 items of and it just strikes me that that's an overly complicated systystem. for people and it is very complicated and doesn't have to be that complicated. unintended consequences from the level of complication outcomes that don't ake sense and i think a simplification and overhaul of the code to reflect the reality a goal of omy with making it simpler for tax and creating more revenues that is smart for the country. should be our standard. i don't think our friends in the tax preparation business would because the tement problem with the tax posed the of it is americans pay a lot minute to have taxes prepared. system. very complicated i would prefer to have that in the pockets of average americans and small businesses. simplifying it would save money easier to making it file tax returns. deductions and it it is the fair thing to do for americans. avoid unintended consequences and i think it ould be very good for the economy. i'm a big supporter of omprehensive reform and the chairman of the ways and means committee wants comprehensive and m and he is a

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