walgreens, nice water, the emerald fund, recology, the hilton, academy of arts university. pg&e. lesser cabs. sf clean city coalition. local 261. san francisco's unified school district. [cheers and applause] the housing authority. i saw barbara smith join. juvenile probation program. project 23 trial diversion program. the california department of corrections and rehabilitation. san francisco park alliance. united players. cyc. go care. zoo khai -- sorry. san francisco middle school. all right. [applause] [inaudible] elementary school. chinese newcomer service center. san francisco department of environment. and last but not least san francisco rec and park . [cheers and applause] back to muhammad. >> all right. a few more people who are in the house that we should acknowledge. i see mr. tom cotton there from the port of san francisco leading the port. i see ms. san francisco in the house. welcome. i see first lady anita lee to volunteer today. i see barbara smith from the housing authority and tom and leading building inspections and make suring they're safe and for everyone to

moments after the photograph is taken, the president exits the hilton. >> mr. president -- mr. >> the president turns, puts his hands out, and that's when i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. [ gunshots ] >> god! >> brown and feelman don't know if anyone has been injured or worse, but they have one goal -- keep their cameras focused on the president. >> i realized that the picture that i was shooting was history. somebody was trying to kill the president of the united states. >> a third camera covering the scene captures feelman and brown in the middle of the chaos as the secret service rush the president into the car. >> get down! >> it seemed like it was a lifetime, but everything was happening in the second. the agents were running toward me. the agent had his gun out. >> in the split second before the gunman is tackled, feelman captures a terrifying image. >> as soon as the president was pushed into the car, i turned, aimed the camera down -- >> right there. the lower right corner of feelman's footage, is the shooter and his gun pointed direct iii president's motorcade. >> god! oh!

. >> on march 30, 1981i would be assassin hired six shots at present ronald reagan outside the hilton hotel two miles from the white house. washington post reporter, del wilbur matus on the sidewalk where the shooting took place, to tell his story of that day. >> ronald reagan was leaving this hotel after delivering a speech to the afl-cio. reagan, a long-time union man was kind of excited to give this speech. he actually rewrote it by hand. [ applause ] >> at 2:25, 2:26, 2:27, he emerges from this entrance behind this area, this is new, they built this after the shooting. it's a bunker, and if you look inside over here, you'll see the entrance, the door, a steel door, where the president emerged and left. they built this actually this entrance especially for the president. when they built this hotel in the 1960s, they built this wonderful grand ballroom and they knew that for vips, they'll want their own security special interests, so they built it right here, ease of access for limousines. what's interesting about it is, if you look uphere and see the curving driveway, the architect

and she even drove the routes to the hilton and to the hospital and to the white house. wanted do make sure that everyone knew where they were going. the limo driver knew all the routes. he didn't have it practice them. he already knew them. they're heading down and marian gordon realizes she doesn't have a radio to communicate with the police cars that are in front. and she's in the front right seat of the spare limousine. the armored limousine. she said, these cars, these cops are going to keep going to the white house because they don't know where we're going. they think we're going to the white house, we better get up in front of the presidential limousine. so she tells the driver, you better get in front of that presidential limousine. because if he's going to lose his police escort in a few seconds and we cannot have, she didn't want drew to get, there's a lot going on in this car, he has a lot to do. she doesn't want him to have to think about how to get to the hospital and she wanted to be a battering ram. they didn't know what was going on in the world as i've s

maybe there should be just a zone for spoiled rich brats, or the hiltons for that matter. >> can't theyn planes by now? >> is change coming to the $20 bill? a new campaign is asking people to vote to take president andrew jackson off the $20 bill and replace him with a woman among the 15 candidates are women's rights activist susan b. anthony. anti-slavery hero harriet tubman and rosa parks. sheera is it time to finally put a woman on an american bill? >> this would be an awesome change, rev, it really would be. first of all, andrew jackson, not exactly a great president, right? he just you know he didn't even support the idea of a paper currency to begin with. he preferred silver and gold. i don't think he would even enjoy the fact he was on a paper bill. that aid sigh, there's so many wonderful people in the history of our country, including an african-american woman. i personally think the first african-american woman elected to congress would be an excellent choice and be an inspiration for a lot of women. >> and ran for president in '72. i was one of her youth directors. >> jason?

>> five dollars. >> at the hilton garden inn on powell street. >> 78-cents on the dollar of the moneysupport breast cancer research. >> thank you. it would be a great event to go to. need a wedding dress? >> i do not need a wedding dress. >> neither do i. didn't even ask. >> the dress was beautiful. >> they are beautiful. it looks like you can get them at a good price. >> and what are the chance you may be getting married today? you would have great weather in store. if would be a nice day to get mare idea, also to -- married, wills to -- also to have a parade. >> i have a feeling will be a parade this afternoon. it'll be a great evening as well. what a beautiful view. temperatures will be just as warm as they were yesterday. if you enjoyed yesterday more to come. ridge of high pressure in control. we know we need the rain it's not going to happen. at least not this weekend. that storm track well to the north of usw.ly be high and dry for today and for tomorrow. that sinking air associated with this ridge keeping our temperatures up. anywhere from five to ten degrees above the seasona

. >> i am in i am in newark at the hilton hotel where senator bob menendez is speaking. whole world has shown up they all want to find out what he has to say about the corruption charges may be facing in a couple of weeks. he has said he has done nothing wrong and that he and the florida eye dr. are just friends. >> anyone who knows me knows that i fight for the things i believe are important. that is why am. i am not going anywhere. >> he would not be answering questions because the inquiry is ongoing. i we will keep following this. for more info and updates follow me on twitter @chasingsibile and follow the show @chasingnews. >> philadelphia police officer robert wilson met his end yesterday afternoon. he had just gone into a videogame store to do a little shopping in two men rushed in and announced a whole the. he immediately did his job trying to put a stop to the robbery. bullets flew and he was killed. they have announced the arrest of two men's that they say our are brothers carlton hicks and his brother ramon williams. the real story seems to be that he was just i

he could not have walked out of the hilton hotel in bloody clothing. >> one of the most unusual aspects of the crime was that nancy's personal belongings were missing. >> she arrived at the hotel with at least two suitcases and a purse. all of her jewelry, her watch, earrings were all removed from the room, including the trash can liner from the trash can. >> on the night of the murder, another guest at the hotel noticed a man carrying airline-type luggage to his car. >> right outside his window, underneath the parking lot light, was what appeared to be a monte carlo with somebody carrying toward an open trunk what looked to be northwest gear -- suitcases and whatnot. >> amazingly, there were 2,800 monte carlo automobiles registered in the detroit area. >> every one of those 2,800 owners we ran lien to determine whether there were warrants or whether they had criminal records and tried to eliminate them that way. >> investigators learned that a hotel employee's boyfriend owned a monte carlo. when questioned, the employee behaved suspiciously. >> she was caught in a lie. she claimed that

i did speak with people from hyatt and the hilton hotels here. them were sold out over the weekend because of all of the wrestle maybia fans that came in. one of those hotels was telling me they even had a tailgate party because they wanted to capitalize on all of the visitors that came here. great weekend for the businesses here. dave? >> so they are enjoying the after glow of wrestle mania still this morning. >> reporter: yes. >> thank you. >>> 7:37. new details come from the investigation of the germanwings plane crash. pam cook joins us in the studio with more on what was happening in the cockpit. good morning, pam. >> good morning. new reports on the investigation suggests that the copilot encouraged the pilot to leave the pock kit and then locked him out. a german newspaper says it obtained the flight voice recorder transcript and said the pilot admitted he did not use the bathroom before the flight. the paper reports that the copilot suggested that the pilot that he should leave cockpit. speculation continues over the mental health of lubit

a lot of the hanoi hilton prisoners of war came away with 60% of the u.s. air force prisoner of war veterans from hanoi hill described it as a positive spiritual experience. so that is a possibility. >> host: i fully agree with that. one of the things when you talked about the hanoi hilton survivors was the social bonds that they had and also the societal recognition of their experience when i got home. i was wondering what else do you think can be important for facilitating resilience and recovery? >> guest: they hanoi hilton is a unicorn of research literature. they have a strikingly low lifetime ptsd a fraction. very low when you think about john mccain who was imprisoned for five and half years and endured torture at the extreme end of what has ever been measured and yet a lot of those were positive experiences. when you look at those people who are older and have been trained and prepared in many had been to a mock prisoner of war course beforehand so there was preparation that occurred. if you think about it in terms of my perspective as a marine offi

air force prisoner of war veterans from the hilton and described it as a positive and even spiritual experience for them so that is a possibility. >> one of the things when you talk about the survivors and the social bond that they had and also the societal recognition of the experience when they got home, what else can be important for facilitating the resilience recovery tax. >> guest: it is sort of a unicorn in the research because they have a low diagnosis, one of the lowest ever recorded around 4% which is a fraction of the iraq -- it's very low. and you think about john mccain in prison for five and a half years and in your torture and that is at the extreme end of has ever been measured and yet a lot of those people have very positive experiences. what you discover when you look at the cohort is that those people were older and have had been trained and prepared and many of them had been the course before handhad so there was preparation that had occurred and the toughest school tends to produce the best soldiers so that is arduous, not abusive but very arduous and pushes peopl

the brides against breast cancer nationwide tour stopped today at the hilton garden inn and hundreds e gently used gowns were on sale up to 85%. all of the proceeds will support cancer programs for patients and families. >> we had over 150 people show up today for our vip and general admission. so we are still kicking around here. and it's been a fantastic show. we're on our way to raising $10,000 today. >> reporter: the tour of gowns is part of a 120 city tour. >>> keeping kids active to keep them off the streets. the big name special guest they faced off against today in a game of football. >>> there were grilled sausages and bouncy houses but this gathering was about something bigger than that. why the a's partner with local little league players. >>> and wrapping up a warm saturday out there but changes off shore. coming up we'll talk more about the fog developing and if we have any rain clouds in the forecast. . >>> it was opening day at the coliseum today for baseball. not for the a's. but for hundreds of other young players. (cheering and applause) about 1400 young baseball pla

. >> welcome to the hilton. >> look who it is >> i see. >> so you are staying indefinitely here?>> currently >> no. >> dinner? >> you are asking me to dinner? >> i think so. i am going to have to decline >> you are not a fan? >> currently or in general? >> in general >> no. >> but we have good banter >> i love how you took this little concept and made such a moving masterpiece >> that's nice >> during this process, what was important to you? >> you know, i -- during the making of it. the main thing that's been important for me is al pacino i wrote it for him and he put his faith in me. i had never direct aid film before. i had written a bunch and he said i am in. and i was determined to do right by him. >> i spent my entire life trying to become the man that you are >> i don't know what to say >> i don't know you to say anything i want to you leave >> you have to deal with it because i am here >> and then there is dan fogelman, we love him as a script writer and now he comes around first time director. i mean, i am so impressed with just that. what was it like for you to work wit

. >> reporter: at the hilton there was a coronation for the new miss china town usa. rose lee from houston texas says she embraces her chinese heritage. >> i'm fluent from chinese mandarin. my grandma came over from china. we've incorporated a lot of the traditional chinese values into our lives. >> reporter: lee says it's an honor to be in the parade and part of the rich chinese- american heritage. >> it's important to know how long chinese have been in america. >> a person looking at the shots and angles. >> reporter: dozens of crew members set up lights and eight cameras to put on a show that has been bay area tradition for three decades. >> you have a good bond with the community. we produce a good looking show that's family friendly. and it's just an exciting fun show every year. >> this year is going to be great. >> reporter: as for this woman she plans to see the parade in person tomorrow. since the forecast says there's no raining on this parade. >> you want to see them in all their glory out there. on the parade route and you know looking beautiful against th

the brides against breast cancer stopped at the hilton garden inn. names and gently used gowns are on sale at discounts of 85%. the best part the proceeds will support cancer programs for patients and families. we had 150 people show up and general admission so we are kicking it here. >> the tour of gowns is part of a 120-city tour organized by the florida-based non-profit. >>> remembering a aid worker. remembering kayla mueller. >>> new developments in the assassination of a russian opposition leader. >>> why authorities put the white house on lockdown today. . >>> the american aid worker held and killed by isis was remembered as the ultimate good sam air tain. people came out to say a goodbye to kayla mueller in prescott, arizona. she was remembered as having a quit wit and overflowing heart. she was an aid worker in israel, syria and france. she was captured in 2013. she was held for 18 months by islamic state militants. >> we're here to celebrate kayla's life and who she was, her beautiful smile, her laugh, her wonderful sense of humor and also h

. >> welcome to the hilton. look at who it is. >> are you staying here. are you currently on drugs?you are not fan? >> no. >> what we have good pattern -- patter. >> how do i look? >> you look slightly rigorous. >> see u.s. of neglect. >> know you won't. >> why are you here? >> i am just making some changes to my life. >> my has been is going to work through that door and this is the last time i will ever see you. >> i am not angry, this is the last time, have a good life. >> you shouldn't give up. >> i agree, dinner tomorrow? >> good night, danny. >> i haven't written in a long time. >> our universe? -- are you nervous? >> yet. >> i love that. >> i don't need you to say anything, i needed to leave. >> you have to deal with it, i am here. ♪ >> you can't buy redemption. >> we should have a dinner tomorrow. >> you never give up. >> some dinners are worth fighting for. charlie: that was a terrific cast. when you see that montage, what do you think about your career? al: it baffles me. you spend your life moving on and it is one of the perks, but is also the issues that you have with th

dress goes on sale starting at 10:00 this morning at the hilton garden inn in emery >> next coming uppeople may have been exposed to during their visit to the this is an allen family production. and here's why we love chex. one, we love choices like chocolate, vanilla and honey nut. two, we don't love artificial colors or flavors. does anybody? and three...it's gluten free. chex. full of what you love. free of what you don't. have you tried gluten free chex oatmeal and new chex granola mix? two more delicious reasons to love chex. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >> time right now is 6:00. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start off with a quick look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7hd. hi, lisa. >> good morning, chris. well, we are looking at very little fog around the bay. just up toward santa rosa. otherwise it's clear. we will see a little more fog falling throughout the afternoon. but

crews were here for about 30 minutes, filling potholes at the the hilton road exit. ce reopened, new jersey's department of transportation believes that it is going to repair about 300,000 potholes, this year alone. >>> well, with that in mind we'd love for to you join the cbs-3 pothole patrol. send us photos and videos of potholes that are a affecting your commute. share them with us on facebook, on twitter, and on instagram use the hash tag cbs-3 pothole pennsylvania troll. >> you can be on pothole patrol i'll be on sink hole patrol. it is 5:14. we are here in kens to go than this was video cut from earlier. it currently is going on ontario street and c street. you can see this bus completely stuck and trapped in the very large sink hole in the area of all of the roadways block off around there. i can show you alternates to take to get by that scene. east ontario street near c street take allegheny avenue or east tioga treat to get by. use caution around that area. we have a lot of things around 95 at 420 in the southbound lanes, is there a disabled vehicle with pol

. >> welcome to the hilton. look who it is? >> ic. so you are staying indefinitely here? are you on drugs? >> currently or in general? >> currently? >> no. >> are you asking me to dinner? >> i think so. >> i'm going to have to decline. >> not a fan? >> currently or in general? >> in general. >> no. but we have good banter. >> i am meeting someone for the first time. how do i look? >> slightly ridiculous. >> see you at 7:00. >> no, you won't. you expect it to be easy meeting your grown son for the first time? >> hello. >> why are you here? >> just making some changes. >> this will be the last time i ever see you. >> you have every right to be angry. >> i don't care enough to be angry. nice to meet you. have a good life. >> you shouldn't give up. >> i agree. dinner tomorrow? >> [laughter] good night, danny. you are nervous. i miss that. >> i spent my entire life becoming the man you aren't. >> i don't know what to say. >> i don't need you to say anything, i just need you to leave. >> you will have to deal with it because i'm here. you can't buy redemption. dinner tomorrow?

the dresses go on sale starting at 10:00 this morning at the hilton garden inn. >>> definitely a goodmperatures outside in the low to mid-70s by the afternoon. 72 in richmond 68 today in san francisco with mid-70s returning on the peninsula, south bay, morgan hill. how about 76 for santa rosa. cloverdale close to 80 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we spring ahead tonight and then we'll look for slowly cooling temperatures on the coast. otherwise it's steady right through monday. tuesday partly cloudy, a little cooler, maybe some rain on wednesday. maybe. >> i just want to say this you've not missed a forecast since i started here. >> oh, right. >> so i love just always paying attention to what you have to say because you're normally right. >> thanks. >> so listen to her, folks, and follow her on twitter. thanks to you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. as always we appreciate your time. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with your abc 7 news app. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. [ aniston ] when people ask me wh

wanted to bring it to the table because i feel like i was just there in the 2012 election i lived at the hiltonn inn. and i fell in love with new hampshire and i think it is an important primary statement and it is important as candidates are showing themselves for the first time because the first impression. and voters are very smart and they have seen decades of candidates to come through because they know what is good and authentic and no matter how many endorsements you have you have to sit in their living rooms and connect with the people. and jeb bush and scott walker who are right now in a tight race, how will they connect with the voters in their living rooms. these voters are smart and will ask the tough questions, they will ask about foreign policy and a big one about immigration. >> this week is critical for jeb bush. he's at an important cross roads. they are looking to raise $100 million this quarter and when you talk to pollsters, jeb bush is not doing well. the latest poll is 34% of negative feelings and more positive. and scott walker is a negative net one and hillary clinton is

the dresses go on sale at 10:00 this morning at the hilton garden inn >> and sometimes they just run . saturday from the exploratorium camera. the official sunrise at 6:33. tomorrow is an hour later. someone tweeted me about walking their dog tomorrow morning with a headlamp. yeah. mid-70s return from palo alto and san jose. we see fog creep bodega guy. but almost an identical sunrise with cooler numbers at the coast. that's the trend monday and tuesday and increasing clouds wednesday. maybe a few sprinkles on wednesday. more likely it's going to be not. >> all right. lots of good information lisa. thank you and thanks to you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. news continues online, on twitter and facebook and all your mobile device was our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. see you then. why are all these people so asleep yet i'm so awake? did you know your brain has two systems? one helps keep you awake- the other helps you sleep. science suggests when you have insomnia, the wake system in your brain may be too strong and y

. >> welcome to the hilton. look who it is. >> i see. so you're staying indefinitely here? >> are you on drugs. >> currently or in general. >> currently. >> nope. dinner? >> you're asking me to dinner. >> i think so. >> i'm going to have to decline. >> you're not a fan. >> currently or in general. >> in general. >> no. >> but we have got matter. why new jersey? >> i'm meeting someone for the first time. how do i look? >> well, you look slightly ridiculous. >> nah. >> see you at 7:00. >> no, you won't. you expect it to be easy meeting your grown son for the first time. >> hello. >> hello. >> why are you here? >> i'm just making some changes if my life. >> in a few minutes my husband is going to walk through that door and this will be the last time i ever see you. >> you have every right to be angry. >> i don't care enough to be angry, okay. so nice to meet you have a good life. >> family can be messy. but you shouldn't give up. >> i agree. see you tomorrow? >> good night danny. >> i haven't written anything in a long time. >> you're nervous. >> yes. >> i love that. >> i spen

the hilton. the hotel on union square there. >> okay. >> i still remember thinking boy, i don't know if i can do that. ask steve. he was nervous, too. he said he was. good morning. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is going to be getting a little lighter. but there is a warning that i have for you. today is the last day of school for a lot of people. a lot of people are going on spring break next week. that means today at 2:00, 3:00 people will be getting out of work and leaving the city, it will be a dicey commute. i would say out of san francisco. i kind of hope i'm wrong about that. i hope it's a great commute out of san francisco. but past experience shows it probably will not be. this is a look at interstate 880 northbound and southbound, the traffic here is looking pretty good as you drive down south. if you are driving into livermore valley we already have some friday light. it's usually very slow right through here but today it's doing very well. the fog has been an is

you thank you very much i 7, 8, 9 to recognize carmen chu and others and like to acknowledge the t o of hiltonf a hours the white hours was escorted out and in comes the ramming the year of the rams lunar new year as the mayor has said commences as of now and in reality every year in san francisco we start the year out with every aspect of the chinese cultural celebration it is always started reason an administrative and goodwill and good health and hopefully great wealth this year is no different the year of the ram i'm told that there is the year of the anyone questioning can he i'm doing i'm going to have to avoid coming that one for fear that is an error i want to say each and every one of us need to enjoy the entire 14 or 15 days period of the chinese new year unlike almost any other places in the entire nation and mr. mayor for whatever reason the lord is shining that on us no rain over the next 6 days god thank you. >> thank you mayor brown and invite the finding 69 chinese chamber of commerce mr. eddy powell to say a few words. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you mr. eddy than

the former hilton havana was seized by castro. >> which has the most implications for the united states and the u.s. investor? >> for the united states certainly the situation with russia wra. this is starting to feel like russia post yeltsin and rough and tumble days. the austrian bank situation actually hard core decision about what's going to happen. you have to be far more decisive about what kind of bonds are you going to buy in european banks. this is very very different than the last ten or 20 years. >> wonderful. thank you very much. >>> to the bonds market. rick santelli tracking the action at the cme. ricky, over to you. >> well thank you. michelle is absolutely right. traders just can't wait to see all the specifics and the focus with regard to bond buying. sometimes traders say there could be a real shortage of the types of securities that they're looking to purchase. looking at an intraday of tens. we're at eight basis points, and fives, tens 30s. foreign exchange is the big market. today you see the intra day and the

i can tell you that last night at the washington hilton and around the country, thousands of people did get to hear secretary clinton speak. she did open her remarks with a reference to her pantsuit and what color it was. i was thinking that in some ways she was making a reference to all of this that we are talking about. some will read something into it that isn't there. i think it's a subtle way of addressing this. what was not subtle was her remarks about middle class and growing the middle class and the support in that room and the enthusiasm and the overwhelming passion that people have for her to run and that same group of people is not the group of people that is paying attention to this story. this might be as inside baseball as we can get. >> ron, last word? >> that's so typical of what we get from both political parties now. if hillary clinton had her way according to stacy, she would be allowed to give a speech where she talks about her bold tested themes and safe issues but they won't address something very simple like why mrs. clinton is someone who fought for rights of wom

well, numerous celebrities are spending the weekend in cuba to celebrate the country's iconic stogi. >> and paris hiltone. i thought of someone else with stowegi. attended the cuban cigar. someone said they spotted fidel castro taking a selfie with paris hilton. >> i'm sure paris hilton will post that somewhere. more local news at 6:00. >> see you then. ♪ >> intercepted at the goal line! >> announcer: the following is a presentation of nbc sports. >>> in philadelphia it's said you can't fight city hall. for a lot of the 48 years on broad street the flyers in orange and black fought about everybody else. joique voracek wears orange and black. he's been at or near the top of the league scoring race all year but has other concerns. his team is trying to stay alive for a playoff berth. rick nash of the rangers is second in the goal-scoring race with 37. but he has other concerns catching the new york islanders for the division lead. fierce rivals loads of

their environment you reduce the likelihood of ptsd and researchers that interviewed veterans at the hanoi hilton coworker of the prisoners of war found that optimism the idea of being optimistic and positive and looking for the upside in your experience is often times what helps build resilience in the long run, just a feeling of we are going to make it out of this. we are good. my family loves me. all of those factors help to mitigate. >> guest: >> host: i'm very pleased that we've managed to end the discussion about a very difficult topic on somewhat of an up note. thank you so much for joining me today, david. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> that was "after words" come booktv signature program and which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed by journalists, public policymakers and others familiar with their material. "after words" airs every weekend on booktv at 10 p.m. on saturday, 12 and 9 p.m. on sunday and 12 a.m. on monday. and you can also watch a "after words" online. go to booktv.org and click on "after words" in the book tv series and topics list on the upper ri

homes in the tioga-nicetown section of philadelphia chopper 6 hd was over the scene in the 1900 block of west hilton street before 8:30 this morning. the philadelphia police department and the fire department are going head to head to see which can be the biggest losers. losers of weight. the departments kicked off the 29 and annual weight watchers battle of the badges today with the ceremonial weigh in the contest lasts for 16 weeks weight watchers donates money in the name of the department that loses the most weight. >>> they gave honors to a four-legged officer that gave most of its life on the job. nora muchanic was there for the touching tribute. his name is falco he served over 11 years with the montgomery county sheriff's k-9 unit. he walked by other k-9s and officers before being euthanized we want to honor falco for all the great jobs he has done. so it's his final sendoff. >> bomb threats and all kinds of calls, and put his life on the line for all of our officers. so this is the least we can do for him. this is falco's son who followed in his father's footsteps falco was a highly trained

back when reagan was president, the secret service did not want anyone near him when he left the washington hilton. his own staff, all republicans, obviously, overruled the secret service. they don't in fact have authority, but the secret service caved as they usually do, and said no, let people and to see reagan as he came out of the washington hilton. sure enough, someone was able to get within 15 feet of reagan totally unscreened for weapons, and that is how reagan almost lost his life, because of his own white house staff. host: kevin is up next. go ahead. caller: the man just asked a question and you turned around and said, is this another conspiracy theory. i would like to ask you real quick, what is the definition of a conspiracy? guest: to say that i am trying to get rid of obama people just has nothing to do with any evidence or the subject. i don't know what that means. we are talking about rep. carter: today we welcome joe clancy. his first appearance before our subcommittee. director clancy, welcome. thank you for your willingness to serve dhs and our nation. fiscal year 2016 budget of

the leaders of nsa could be found around the hilton pool talking to che and fidel. nd of course, students came back impressed with the revolution. so they were creating a constituency for the revolution, until, of course, eisenhower decided that the cia mouse counter fidel's influence in south america. so, that is one of the more complicated stories that is laid out in the book over time. and, there is a whole world, i mean not just students. students youth jurists women. so you have this big disjunction between overt foreign policy and what was going on at the covert level. >> but what about what happened with these thousands of reports? you found some of these reports. >> oh oh, yeah. >> you quote them in the book where somebody is identifying i remember one where this is the conservative french-speaking african we've been long looking for or something like that. >> right. socialist but not too militant. >> right. but the cia was having all kinds of dealings with very repressive governments, iran, iraq. >> one of the nsa presidents at a reunion meeting said, my god

and local partners can almost seamlessly work between these task forces to go after the threat. >> thank you. ms. hilton, very quickly, because i'm out of time. as the -- if we do make success at reducing the prison population, how is that going to affect you guys? >> well i think there's always criminals ready to come into the system unfortunately on our streets. so as the prison population decreases, our detention population is all contingent on what is brought in. as we all fight for gangs and drugs to be reduced i see that pol lags as coming into detention as we aggressively address those issues that congress has explained. you'll see them go down in prisons, but you'll see it come back up. thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for being here very much. >> senator murphy? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i wanted to follow up on some of the early questions regarding the work that atf is doing surrounding -- following on the law enforcement officers protection act. this was just for the committee's recollection a piece of legislation that was passed in 1986 by 400-21 margin in the

>> lived there a few months at the hilton garden inn in manchester. tail place for politics. you have to work for the vote. voters there are incredibly smart, have seen decades of candidates come through there, they know what's good what's authentic. you have to work for that vote. what matters more are endorsements, more than money or anything else connect with people connect with chamber of commerce and leaders there in politics. be able to talk about big issues of the day that they care about. it is anyone's guess as to how walker and bush will do. they're going to ask tough questions, will ask about foreign policy and things like immigration. someone who will do well there is rand paul. ron paul did well there for years, they have the ground game. look at the past hillary clinton has done well john mccain has done well. do well with name recognition, someone with a resume and experience. >> hillary did beat obama there in 2008. jeb bush hasn't been to the state in 15 years. assuming she runs how will she use familiarity with voters against some rep

the electrician is an found what he thought was a suspicious device in the house in hilton massachusetts just south oon. while police worked through the might to try to make the house safe they say the house was about to go on the market. the device was rigged to blow up if somebody switched on a light. >> probable cause here to indicate that something serious would have happened. >> who will want to live in that now? police renters this morning. >> the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments about the regulation of pollution. they will consider whether the ep after the unreasonably refused to consider costs when determining regulations of hazardous air 34r50ugs emitted by nuclear plants before the state of michigan among those alleging plants cannot afford the mandates. >>> a new report finds you may not have enough money in your 401(k) savings account to live on when you retire. the employee benefit institute found the median amount is more than $18,400. researchers also found 40% of american workers have less than $10,000 in their 401(k). older workers tend to have more savings in thei

they were working night and day meanwhile at the new york hilton to put it out. actually, this uncertainty from me protested that persisted until the last day. -- persisted until the last day. i learned senator gravelle was going to do a filibuster against the draft which was about to expire. i thought this is the perfect material for him to use in his filibuster and we could get it out on the floor of the senate. i had it in my apartment with the intent that i was going to take it to washington on monday and it would gravelle on the issue -- and deal with gravelle on the issue, handed to him. i had never allowed it in the apartment before lest i be caught. on saturday the 12th, i get a call from a on the times -- from a guy on the times who i had also given part of the papers for his book on the tonkin gulf. he told me almost crying that the material i gave him, he said the times has it and they have the whole study. i said really? of course i had given them the whole thing but i had not told does been told they were doing anything. he said yes, they are bringing

this was the scene on hilton street around 9:00 this morning. e car hit at least three houses and you can get a better look at some of the damage from the ground here. the hopes appeared to be vacant and it's not clear what caused the driver to hit them, but no one was hurt and no word if any charges will be filed. >>> a chester county attorney will spend up to 24 years in prison for sexually abusing a child. lawrence carroll was arrested last year for crimes that happened in the 1990s. the victim told police that carroll assaulted him more than 20 times starting at the age of 6. a judge sentenced him to serve between 12 and 24 years in state prison. >> hillary clinton paid a visit to the jersey shore today. the likely presidential candidate gave the keynote speech during the camp conference of the atlantic city convince center. the conference brings together professionals from the tri-state area. they can teach people in washington a thing or two about how to get things done. >> you have the red cabin. the blue cabin had to come together and act

. >> next ten days could make or break the future of dance in the south bay. hilton valley is kicking off a major fund-raising campaign today. the group says it needs $550,000 by march 14th in order to continue operating. the ballet needs the funds for its professional performing company. the ballet school and also its educational outreach program. if the ballet failed it will be another blow to the performing arts community. just last year, the perapportatory had to close. >> activists in san francisco are fighting a massive housing project in the mission district. protesters shut down a developer's community meeting last night. they say they are fed up with that development. a company called maximus tried to present new plans for 1979 mission, the housing and retail center at 16th and mission, but opponents shouted them down. >> want to tear down the building i live in and put up more condos. >> we think it's a good compromise and bier going beyond what other developer have done. it's not just rental housing. it's for-sale housing. >> maximus has agreed to fund the

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back when reagan was president, the secret service did not want anyone near him when he left the washington hilton. his own staff, all republicans, obviously, overruled the secret service. they don't in fact have authority, but the secret service caved as they usually do, and said no, let people and to see reagan as he came out of the washington hilton. sure enough, someone was able to get within 15 feet of reagan totally unscreened for weapons, and that is how reagan almost lost his life, because of his own white house staff. host: kevin is up next. go ahead. caller: the man just asked a question and you turned around and said, is this another conspiracy theory. i would like to ask you real quick, what is the definition of a conspiracy? guest: to say that i am trying to get rid of obama people just has nothing to do with any evidence or the subject. i don't know what that means. we are talking about the security of the president. we are talking about some sort of political issue, whatsoever. host: let's go to another kevin staten island, new york. caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for takin

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