the bad guy is usually the finance minister. number two would be the angela merkel. it is actually what we take upon ourselves. so many years of bad administration and bad governing. it has to do with the people as well. we the people have a huge responsibility of what going on today. and we have demands. there are promises that we have two, at some point, start to figure out what it means to people. in between the east and the west, we have to decide this for ourselves. maybe this is now the time to decide. melinda: and you would agree the bad guys are sitting right here in berlin? >> yes. we have imposed austerity at the economy which is already a basket case. everyone knows if you impose austerity into a recession you're going to make things worse. it was little more than a man with a mustache. the force this kind of austerity onto a small country, they were able to do it. they would know that the result of the economic chaos and they did that. it is that with eyes wide open and sleepwalking. i know the greeks have to do their homework. but this was exacerbated and

when you are out in the water in a small boat that could be very bad. then also the finding of the boat itself. the coast guard says there is good and bad to that. the bad is the fact you did not find the two young men with it but the good is it gives them a specific area to search and using drift and current models they can extrapolate. the bad is it is much harder to find a person in the water than it is to find a boat. there is still reason for hope. john. >> thanks martin. >>> happening now, president obama in the final hours in the trip to africa. the trip focused on the fight against terrorism and for human rights. president obama coming under fire for ignoring ethiopia's human rights issues during his time there. he praised the government as democratically elected and the integrity of those elected. this morning, the first ever sitting president to speak before the african union. we have robyn kreil joining us from addis ababa. >> reporter: this did cause concern and controversy. there are a number of undemocratic things including the incarceratio

how come supervisor don't make the law for the bad tenants? when the tenant move on without cleaning or paying the water bill, the owner those pay for them. the other counties don't have that requirement. [speaker not understood] the owner spends $500 to $1,000 to trim the tree each time. all small property owners are working hard for their mortgage and property taxes. some work two, three jobs and don't qualify for ssi, only tenants can. don't touch this law. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. ? >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is sonya and i'm a small property owner. today, the small property owner are attending this public hearing because the small property owner makes money to pay for the property and the house we pay. when the housing market less properties on the market, you know why? because of the ridiculous law scares property owners. they are afraid -- they have pay their own money to hire the lawyer, but tenants have free lawyers to help them. it makes the city's housing crisis worse and worse. we pay for the bonds and eve

we stand watch together, a thin blue line protecting the prey from the predator, the good from the bad the wolf. we are the police. we are sergeant scott paul lunger. [ applause ] >> please stand for police honors. >> firing party, fire three, stand by. ready, aim! [ gunshot ] ready, aim [ gunshot ] ready, aim [ gunshot ] arm! [ taps ] >> please be seated. >> i would like to again invite sierra lunger to sing for us how great thou art. >> ♪ o lord my god when i in awesome wonder consider all the worlds thy hands have made ♪ i see the stars, i hear the rolling thunder, thy power throughout the universe displayed. then sings my soul my savior god to thee ♪ how great thou art, how great thou art. then sings my soul, my savior god to thee ♪ how great thou art, how great thou art. when christ shall come with shout of acclamation and lead me home, what joy shall fill my heart ♪ then i shall bow in humble adoration and then proclaim my god how great thou art! then sings my soul my savior god to thee ♪ how great thou art, how great thou art. then sings my soul, my savior god to thee ♪ how grea

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>> it's the bad. >> green says when it comes to fighting the evil spirits he calls the bad, he's decidedt with himself. >> physically going to get baptized. because i know i'm ready to go get baptized. i just feel it's going to bring me closer to the lord. and that's what i'm doing today. >> quiet. stay about an arm's length away from each other. you know, stay together, single file. you know, we're doing this for the lord, amen. >> amen. >> listen, we want to be a good representation as we walk down that hallway. all right. god bless you. >> every 90 days we baptize between 150 to 200 people. and the reason for that is every 90 days, it's a complete changeover in population here. >> robert, have you accepted jesus christ as your personal savior and lord? >> yes, i have. >> all right. hold your nose. robert, i baptize you in the name of the father, of the son, and the holy spirit. buried in the likeness of death, raised in the likeness of resurrection. thank you, lord. >> i feel great. i feel blessed now. man, i like -- my body feels energized. i just feel better. i know this is another

the u.s. >> we come over and work hard. we work for good education, good life. but some bad. the bad people need back. okay? ou come over, make good america. not bad. >> reporter: in brentwood, dave brian, kpix5. >>> tonight, a woman falls onto the bart tracks and just misses being hit by a train. >> and tonight, the fbi admits the confessed charleston church shooter never should have been allowed to buy a gun. >> hard to believe anyone could survive this. the california fireman who fell through a burning roof talks ability his road to recovery. >> the writing is on the wall. the when broker chris hill stays at laquinta he fires up the free wifi with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before! so he can rapidly prepare his presentation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do? and that is my recommendation. let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! he's ready. la quinta inns & suites take care of you, so you can take care of business. book your next stay at lq.com! la quinta! >> a close call at the north concord bart station tonight. a train narrowly missed hittin

that would be a sign that, you know the fiscal state of the united states is in really bad shape. the point is we're not at greece yet. detroit filed for bankruptcy but we really do have an issue here where these huge sort of socialist entities these countries that rely on huge government -- and detroit for a time was like a socialist country. huge government spending no business, you know everybody on welfare. that that leads to disaster and that is infecting the world right now, that plague. >> maybe you could hit someone in the northeast. we've got atlanta, detroit. new jersey, you oar out of here. >> the point i like ben was going toward was the fact that you've got rulers chor having a difficult time whether the dictators over the last five years, a lot have been deposed. socialist countries have been deposed, democracyies in america. why? we are overpromising to keep power. that's the bottom line and why it is happening here. we have give b too much. governments around the world have give. too much promise too much. greece is an example what ultimately happen you have to draw

who are the bad guys? the public doesn't know whether the bad guy is officer friendly or the bad guy is johnny gangster. how do they make the determination? >> as protests and celebrations in sandtown died down, the streets remained tense. >> were you surprised about freddie gray? >> no! >> this happened everywhere. >> how common is this? >> they shot someone at security mall. >> they killed somebody on fulton ave. >> a police or knocker, he straight ran a little kid, he ran a kid over, trying to go home, probably 13 or 12. the knockers ran a kids leg over and kept running. >> the police aren't actually the police. to police something to organize, traffic, maintain, and take care of. the police as we know them, are an occupying force sent to subjugate and oppress the poor. >> sorry let's just. how common is this? >> every day, this every day. this every day. >> my two year old daughter, her first word was helicopter. >> and they're so low. >> move back from the officers. >> there's an altercation around her

the bad -- the deal is bad because one it proceeds the client and two, they are left with limited capacityhow much will the republican candidates drive this debate? mark: they will drive it in south carolina but i do not think they will influence democrats and public opinion. they're auditioning to see who can beat hillary clinton of the most. i think the senate will be outspoken and have a platform but there will be a lot of competing voices. josh: if you are a democratic senator and republicans are calling this the death of israel , how do you as a democrat decide, i will line up with that team and go against the president, and probably nomination? mark: there is such a lack of nuance in these statements, any democrats are pointing out. these people are denouncing a deal to have not read or seen. while it is a popular position in the republican party, they are hurting their own chances of getting what they want. now that rand paul has joined the course, every one of the 16 republicans running for president is saying be same thing. i don't think anyone will stand out. josh: we called ken

the coast guard says there is good and bad about that. young men with it but it gives you an area to search. the bad news it is harder to find a person in the water than it is to find a boat. again, back to what i started with. there is still reason to hope. >>> happening now, president obama in the final hours of the trip to africa. the trip focusing on the fight against terrorism and for human rights. the president is coming under fire for ignoring the human rights issues there. the president has his aides express concern about the integrity of the elections. this morning president obama is the first sitting u.s. president to speak before the african union. we have robyn kreil in addis ababa with more. >> reporter: there is no doubt the issues of human rights is on the president's agenda despite he had tempered words about the democratically elected government of ethiopia. many human rights groups criticizing the visit. by visiting he was criticizing the government which has been criticized for the lack of freedom of speech. locking up

>> you take them away from the good people and the bad ones will have target practice. like for instance the gun-free zone with the marines, that was disgraceful. these are decorated people. these are people who know how to use guns better than anybody and they're not allowed to carry guns and this guy shot them. they were like sitting ducks the way that happened. it was a disgrace. and if they would have had their guns they probably would all be alive or most of them would be alive right now. >> well i think a lot of people -- >> we have to protect our second amendment. and we can't let -- we can't take little jumps, little jumps, little jumps here. they keep talking about these little -- take these little chunks out. and you have to be very careful about that. we had prisoners escape up in upstate new york which you covered very well for a long period of time. and the people up in upstate that didn't believe in guns all of a sudden they all had guns sitting on their table because they were really afraid that these guys would break into their house. they feel much bette

the u.s. >> we come over and work hard. we work for good education, good life. but some bad. the bad people need back. okay? ou come over, make good america. not bad. >> reporter: in brentwood, dave brian, kpix5. >>> tonight, a woman falls onto the bart tracks and just misses being hit by a train. >> and tonight, the fbi admits the confessed charleston church shooter never should have been allowed to buy a gun. >> hard to believe anyone could survive this. the california fireman who fell through a burning roof talks ability his road to recovery. >> the writing is on the wall. the berlin wall. we >> a close call at the north concord bart station tonight. a train narrowly missed hitting a woman who fell onto the track. the woman is 57. it is not clear how she fell, but foul play is not suspected. somehow, she managed to avoid being hit by a train coming into the station. her injuries are not considered to be life threatening. >>> well tonight, the fbi admits it made a bureaucratic mistake. one that allowed the charleston church shooter to buy his murder weapon. fbi director james comey called the mistake heart

you need protection against the bad ones that have the guns. you take the guns away from the good people and the bad ones are going to have target practice. like for instance the gun free zone with the marines. that was disgraceful. these are decorated people. these are people that know how to use guns better than anybody, and they're not allowed to carry guns, and this guy shot them. they were like sitting ducks the way that happened. it was a disgrace. and if they would have had their guns, they probably would all be alive or most of them would be alive right now. >> well i think a lot of people -- >> so we have to protect our second amendment. and we can't let -- we can't take little jump, little jump, little jump here. they keep talking about these little take these little jumps out and you have to be very careful about that. we had prisoners escape up in upstate new york. which you covered very well for a long period of time. and the people up in upstate, that didn't believe in guns, all of a sudden they all had guns sitting on their table

the bad news is that they're recruiting to isil. we have to admit that we have a problem and we have to deal with it. >> in his first speech since the nearly deal wasnuclear deal was signed iran's supreme leader said that united states' president speaks with arrogance. he said that iran will not change its behavior and will continue to, quote support honest fighters in palestine. >> we'll never stop supporting our friends in the region. even after this deal our policy towards the israelis and americans will not change. if war does happen here, the one who will exit request humiliation is atrocious america. >> president obama continues in his legacy. >> you can see it in the way he walks. president obama is fired up. >> hello naacp. >> that would explained his mood in a recent radio interview. >> i know what i'm doing and i'm fearless. >> the president has had a protect picture perfect last few months. the supreme court kept his signature health insurance in place. he lit up the white house when it passed the leaguety of same-sex marr

for them, bad for everybody on the block, bad for the financial institutions and for the economy. one of the things the bill did, over the objection by the way of people like congressman henserling who said we were interfering with free market. we made unenforceable mortgages of the type that caused the problem. the subprime mornls granted to people who didn't have income, had terms that almost guaranteeded failurer. they can't be made thim. that's almost a consumer protection and a protection for the subpoena. -- >> system what about too big to fail? it seems we have not improved that. the big banks have gotten bigger. >> well, you have two different issues. we have clearly improved it. let me give you an example. the failure that touched off the crisis, one was lehman brothers and two was aig. yes, there are always going to be in america financial institutions that are too big so if they fail we can ignore it. anybody who thinks the answer to the too big to fail is to break up the institutions is talking about an undoable task. you are talking about breaking them into t

the answer of course is plenty and almost all of it bad. the answer is that you would never have bought it in the first place if you didn't think the reason was going to occur. so now there is no reason for you to own it in the first place. i've seen investors turn trades into investments developing an alibi to fool themselves they are doing the right thing because they don't make a distinction between trade and investment. if the reason i bought the oil company doesn't materialize, i can't say i'll hold on to it because it has a swell dividend. the only thing that would have saved it from being cut is higher oil prices and without them, the idea is going to the dividend. now when i want to invest in a company, not trade, invest in a company, i buy a small amount of it to start and then hope the market will knock down the stock so i can buy more at a better price. that's right i actually when i invest want the correction, which is always the way you want to be thinking if you try and start a new investing position. ideally the stock is down

we have to get the bad ones out. then the other ones -- and i'm a very big believer in merit system. i have to tell you. some of the people have been here. they've done a good job. you know, in some cases sadly they've been living under the shadows. we have to do something. so whether it's merit or whether it's whatever, but i'm a believer in the merit system. somebody's been outstanding, we try and work something out. but before we do anything, joe, we have to secure the border. the border is like having no border. >> let's go right now to willie geist who i'm sure criticized your backswing, your golf backswing or something. >> donald, good to talk to you this morning. good to talk to you. so you're having huge success in this campaign. you're up by double digits in a couple national polls. you're clearly enjoying yourself. my question for you though is when you get to the end of the day, do you really want the job of being president? this is the next decade of your life. january of 2025 is when you'd be out of that

because yes it does increase the bad cholesterol but also increases the good cholesterol. what i want the viewers to know is that moderation is the way to go. on saturated fat are the ones that we love on this program, avocado, walnuts, olive oil. >> monounsaturated foots. >> exactly and trans fat is your biggest enemy that you absolutely want to stay away. when you have carbohydrates which is sugar, that's also another nightmare because it increases triglycerides. try to add some of the unsaturated fats to your diet. >> and actually they showed some fish. that's polyunsaturated. >> i love unsaturated fats. i'm also a huge fan of avocado which has a lot of unsaturated fats. has a lot of fiber. has a lot of vitamin "b." has as much potassium as a banana. what a great food avocado is. and an avocado as an energy source is a great food. it lowers bad cholesterol and raises good cholesterol. shockingly, coconuts, as david said, have saturated fats in it. oh, my god it has more saturated fats than butter. but the kind of saturated fat it has is something called loreic acid. it'

the baby. >> i felt really bad for her. she was caught in the moment. >> i feel bad for >> david is looking for chelsea. >> hi chelsea. i'm david and this is heidi my girlfriend. i base jump in my free time. three days ago 20 meters she saw her iphone. >> as he was jumping off she noticed there was an iphone at the top of this 2200 foot cliff. they decided let's mount a search and rescue. >> we need timing and techniques to get on the ledge and go back up. our friends taught us how to climb up. we did a couple of tries and after one [ bleep ] and [ bleep ] my pants and i was sweating. i made it back. [ bleep ] we had dinner. >> probably busted up because of the fall they thought let's plug it in. >> i wanted to see if you lost your phone and i also wanted to know if you are a hot girl. checking the picture double winner and your last picture showed -- >> you put it on instagram. >> we thought thaw might want to have all your pictures and things back. >> he put this video together and sent it out there to the world to see wha

the system. if you start a bad restaurant, customers will eventually abandon that and the market will take care of and you'll go out of business, a school is a little proposition, sometimes you are waiting for years of your life, not just one bad evening. can we rely on market rationality to take care of the bad actors. >> the changes that you are dealing with a population that society said this, we would like to go and receive more education, this is the answer for people at the bottom end of the socioeconomic ladder. the marketing that has been done is actually serving a useful purpose, and it does leave open the possibility that david described to folks that are not going to be in a position to benefit. drawing the line is diff. no one is looking at the students and are not in a position to fail. they are no worse off than if they hadn't started in the first place. it's a challenging issue, what if we take schools by completion rates, successful completion of a credential. if we comparison shot. not by numbers, but know more kids finish college a than b. more are employed after finishing a coll

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you need protection, protection against the bad ones that have the guns -- take it away from the good people and bad ones will have target target. for instance, the gun free zones with the marines, that was disgraceful. they know how to use guns better than anybody and not allowed to carry guns and this guy shot them. they were like sitting ducks. it was a disgrace. if they would have had their guns, they probably would all be alive or most of them would be alive right now. we have to protect our second amendment and we can't let -- we can't take little chunk here. they keep talking about these little -- take these little chunks out and you have to be very careful about that. we have prisoners escape in upstate new york, which you covered well for a long period of time. and the people in upstate that didn't believe in guns and all of a sudden they had guns sitting on their table because they were afraid these guys would break into their house. so you need to protect the second amendment at all costs. >> do you think second amendment guarantees the right of somebody like the shooter in

we're not the bad actors here. in a member to a 15 help 15 member body. may we consider it's recommitments under the nuclear packet if u.s. european, quote impaired by continued application or the imposition implementation irrespective such new sanctions super introduced on nuclear related oregon if the issues were remedied within a reasonbly short period of time. today they're threatening to walk away from this deal if we implement other sanctions. you're saying that the hostages are different. >> we have to go to it willcy gabbort of hawai'i. >> to support this nuclear deal with iran. the toughest global sanctions will be dismantleed. >> you're living to our continuing coverage of the how's fairs. they're discussing the nuclear program. we're going to take a break and we'll be right back. >> welcome back. i'm del walters in new york. we're going to take to you capitol hill, the questions being asked right now are coming from the tussye gabar democrat from hawai'i. >> we have the arena in terms of being able to detect very small amounts of uranium there w

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the bad news his one mistake resulted in a fourth straight loss. giants lost the national series opener. a win in game one of the nld zerks. top third now, striking out denard span. one of the writings four punch-outs. buster posey changes that. extends his hit streak to nine games. but in the bottom half one on for robin zone pevy leads it up. a two-run homer in the game winner, giants fall 2-1. meanwhile, mariner's, as, game two of a four-game set in the coliseum. oakland, up 3-0 went local morrison. that is a two-run to center. his tent of the year. brings seattle within a run. under the sixth, smith with a two-run shot of his own to put the mariner's ahead 4-3. they were done in the eighth. continues to be a launching pad. nelson cruise with the fortyurth on the night to seattle. the mariner's win 9-5. to womenbleton, third round, serena williams, down two love. but she would dig herself out. just catches the baseline. serena rallies for her 24 thd straight grand slam win. her show down with her sister venus, on monday. u.s. national's team fieb

it seems just release the bad guys out so they can do more harm. that's the problem. i argue that we should have eventually have an alternative, we should be looking for that, but right now we don't, so keep gitmo. as lisa says we need to safeguard our lives. >> sascha, you're shaking your head. >> there's no release to be talked about. it's transfer put them in a security max prison. >> but there are no details to that. we've been hearing about closing gitmo from the very beginning of this administration but there hasn't been an alternative. >> well there have been people that have been released as they've been cleared. >> and they've gone back to terrorist organizations. >> and reengaged in terrorism, exactly. >> yeah. >> well there are a lot of different numbers with the commander -- >> one, even one. >> -- 6.7. okay. i can agree with that. but in terms of this argument we're not talking about releasing them. we're talking about transferring them. >> you're also talking about putting a target on the back of a state like michigan wherever we end up housing these ind

the bad also occurs in the first year. iran will get its hands on 120 billion-plus dollars of their own money that we have under the sanctions have been able to freeze in various money centers around the world. what will they use this $120 billion for? part of it will go to help their own people because they have raised expectations. a good part will go to graft and corruption in the iranian regime because it is after all the iranian regime. a large portion of that will go to kill sunni muslims. some of them deserve it, most do not. and what is left over will be used to kill americans and israelis. so there is bad in the first year and good in the first year. but what is truly ugly occurs after 10 years. yet after year 10 iran can have an unlimited number of centrifuges of unlimited quality . as the president himself says, at that point, their breakout time, the amount of time from the day they kick out the inspectors to the day they have enough files aisle material slinches to virtually zero, days for the first bomb a few