everybody out here seems to be enjoying thels. themselves. >> pretty good and pretty packed. it is expensive but it is aweso. >> it is totally worth it. >> we are about to go see cascade tonight, it is exciting. >> who is your favorite band so far >> who do you want top see tonight? >> right now who's playing. >> he sounds good, too. >> i know, they sound really good. >> i have never seen nothing like it in my life. >> i love it here. i am never going home. >> and looking around there is been police officers all around the outside land, music festival, you can see they're on horses and police on bicycles and police just walking around the area, i am told that so far there is not been any major problems just a few people trying to sneak in including this guy right here, he allegedly tried to jump the fence, police had to escort him to the exit but on and all everything has been going on out here and folks seem to be really enjoying the music. reporting at golden gate park, kron 4 news. >>> authorities waiting to learn if of sandra coke and when her family starting to find out.

of poverty and those who are medi cal eligible will be able to apply to medi cal without no cost to thel, so that will be an easy decision, as the income gets higher, the cost sharing gets higher. >> what percentage will be lgbt? >> i do not have that percentage.

of poverty and those who are medi cal eligible will be able to apply to medi cal without no cost to thel, so that will be an easy decision, as the inco

of poverty and those who are medi cal eligible will be able to apply to medi cal without no cost to thel, so that will be an easy decision, as the income gets higher, the cost sharing gets higher. >> what percentage will be lgbt? >> i do not have that percentage. >> thank you. >> within the department of public health, we really have a two-fold focus on health reform implementation. first is about dph's own health care delivery system. we are looking to ready our system to be the provider of choice for o

of poverty and those who are medi cal eligible will be able to apply to medi cal without no cost to thel, so that will be an easy decision, as the income gets higher, the cost sharing gets higher. >> what percentage will be lgbt? >> i do not have that percentage. >> thank you. >> within the department of public health, we really have a two-fold focus on health reform implementation. first is about dph's own health care delivery system. we are looking to ready our system to be the provider of choice for our patients, our uninsured parents have not had a wide choice of health care providers but health insurance provides them with that choice, we want them to choose us. a recent survey indicated that 60% of low-income individuals who are uninsured would change their provider if they were given the choice to do so so we are responding to that challenge and integrating the service we offer throughout our delivery system so we do a better job to coordinate the care our patients need, we're working to improve quality and capacity to increase access to care, we're enhancing our patient's experie

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additional trains will run between dupont circle and tell det.that -- and gallau thel ahead at 6:00, godfather of go-go, chuck brown. what is not included in the park is on? >> what can we expect for the weekend weather? > a deep holenals dug for themselves,, plus the redskins riding high. ♪ >> chuck brown of course is known as the godfather of go-go, but there will be no music venue in a park named after him. d.c. bureau chief sam has the story from northeast. >> in two words, a broad opposition. -- neighborhood opposition. brown, theuck godfather of go-go, was anything but controversial. in his honor, announced with great fanfare, scheduled for completion this summer, has yet to get started. gone is the proposed 900 seat in the theater. also, a smaller 200 seat amphitheater. >> there will possibly be a statue. there will possibly be pictures. >> the reason for the shrinking park, neighborhood opposition to noise and traffic. >> the concern is not the music venue, it is the focal point. there is no real transportation infrastructure to get people there. there is no public restroom f

nateas votl five members of thel labor relations board, the government body that oversees labor complaints. the vote was held after the senate reached a deal last winter approved the president's nominees in return for preserving the filibuster. it gives the panel a quorum of five confirm members for the first time in a decade. the panel has been slowed in recent years by republican refusal to confirm the democratic embers, threatening u.s. workers main recourse to defend the right to organize and to protect themselves against antiunion activity by employers. a federal court has dismissed a lawsuit from a group of immigration agents challenging the obama administration's policy suspending deportations for undocumented residents who came to the u.s. as children. the suit claimed the obama administration's deferred action for childhood arrivals program prevents agents from detaining immigrants who could threaten on wednesday, but a federal district judge in texas throughout the suit saying his court doesn't have proper jurisdiction to decide it. democratic congress member luis gutierrez spoke

they both thel me that they are continuing to buy homes. chang said he is seeing eye smaller investor and some of the bigger guys are slowing down their in vestments because they have seen so many investments. gentleman we are going to continue our debate in the mousimous housing markets. we are awaiting the statement from john kerry. amon can you gives an idea there has been a lot of pressure. it appears that serious that indeed crossed that line. >> officials here are sighing they are closer and closer to determine whether syria used chemical weapons. the problem is that syria if you go in on force whose side do you go ip. very difficult questions here facing the question. we are going to wait until we have the state. sent of urgency hear. what if anything can the united states doing to do pent prevent an approval that agrees with folks around the world. >> alongs the kaem kal attack. we were on the record saying yester take that there is the possibility that they had people go ip and gaclean up that video. dissuburbs the evidence and you

vigil for the victims of friday's plane crash there, and four people were killed and at least two of thelren on the ground when a small plane from new jersey went down. authorities believed that it crashed after missing an approach to tweed new haven airport. authorities say that the pilot had survived a previous crash in 2009. >>> authorities in mexico are on edge. a kingpin and others could be released in two weeks. along with drug running they were in prison for torture and murder of u.s. law enforce ment officers in 2009. the u.s. department calls the release troubling. they say that his client was tried in the wrong court. i'm maryann rafraferty. now back to "geraldo at large." >> at the end of the lake, suspect james lee dimaggio was shot and killed by an fbi tactical agent assigned to an fbi headquarters unit. h hannah anderson was located with dimaggio. she appears well and rescue and will be transported to a hospital in idaho. >> this case brought to mind another murder/kidnapping that ended in idaho back in 2005 that we covered very extensively when a serial killer of multiple s

he had to canc thel very important joint exercise.you mentioned, what he did not do is sever all relations with the government and he did not announce the united states would cut off aid. here is the dilemma for the obama administration. on the one hand, we have to be identified with human rights. that's the kind of country we are. that's our history. we have to stand up and condemn a government like the government in cairo when they act in this reprehensible manner. on the other hand, the united states has very important security and economic interests in egypt. it's the keystone country of the middle east. the peace agreement between egypt and israel, the camp david accords that jimmiy carter negotiated are critical and the bedrock of our policy in the entire region and egypt has been a real partner in the united states, as you know, in countering terror in the region and trying to constain and constrain iran. there's the dilemma for the from the. how far do we go? i think the strategy here, judy, by the united states government is

much power anymore, now that the city is controlled by an emergency manager, but the mayor has, never thels, ordered those pet coke piles be removed by the 27th. if they fail to remove them by the deadline, quote, we'll come down and padlock the facility. the koch brother facility plan to move the pet coke piles to ohio. the urging of local detroit residents and representatives, the coke piles that remain will be covered until they can be transported away. state representative rasheeda, said, quote, the mayor agreed with concern it needed to be covered immediately so it's not flying all over our may neighborhood. age-old question in politics about the balance of power between the people and rich corporate interests, right? i mean, in our age, the richest corporate interests are energy companies. oil companies are the most profitable industry ever known in the history of keeping track of human profit. what is the balance of power in our country right now between us and them? between oil companies and us who live with what they do? in southern texas, and in west texas, it is local residents s

if you take all of our numbers are around thel world, we are the 16th largest country in the world. and you talk about the enterprise from a defense perspective, it is massive. add the rest of the federal government and say, what is the best way to manage an approach, trying to hit some of the strategic outcomes? thatally is a heavy lift starts with the strategy and clarity of outcome. what outcome are you trying to achieve? how do you do it? simply put, that is what we are talking about. i think we focus too much around the organizational aspects of it and not around the outcomes to read you might lose the perspective. you get too caught up in the organizational dialogue. which is why things like the high risk list are very helpful, because they highlight areas -- what outcome are you trying to achieve? benefiting the strategic alignment associated with that. i know we will have a lot more opportunity for me to expand upon the approach we take within the defense department, but certainly on the support side, we do take an enterprise perspective so we look both horizontally and vert

anythinwe have heard some talk t there earlier meetings of maybe the talk coast of oman will of -- kosovo thelf referring back to 90s when president clinton ordered airstrikes against the regime. where theat may be comparison is made there is step that was taken without un approval. obviously, there's not going to be un approval for anything the u.s. and other western powers might do here. russia would stand in the way. might be are kosovo model. i do not think in the sense that kosovo went on for three months and was designed to turn away from the ethnic cleansing and things are going on. in this case case, a first step cruise missiles or warning shots. maybe ratchet it up before some reason the assad regime continued with chemical weapon use. at first it would be a warning a specification for at a full not aimed military intervention. host: we will bring our viewers into the conversation. ,oining us by phone, e-mail facebook, and twitter. here are the phone numbers. let's quickly look at egypt as well as part of this conversation. report an egypt that they are moving forward with the trial o

. -- as thel tournament fall approaches, there is a survey that says college tuition is expensive buteeding and housing students is even more expensive. students attending in-state, four-year you never cities paid an average of -- for food and housing -- four- year universities paid an average of -- those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> one of the things i looked at as i was exploring this -- i looked at a lot of the county records in the counties where these colleges are. when you look at the colonial county records, very often, you will have the name of the president or name of the professor listed with their taxable property. bring theirnts slaves? students actually brought their slaves to school? >> yes. what then happens, if you look at the name of the person and then three lines over, part of his taxable property is an enslaved person -- in the case of princeton or harvard, you will have the president's name, ditto the college. who owns the person? in the common knowledge of the local area, the president and the college are kind of inseparable anyway. >> cra

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please.se y do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, thel whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you got? you may be seated. to allow time for discussion, you've testified here before, there'll be a clock in front of you counting down to five minutes. we'd ask for you to get as close as you can to five minutes but, obviously, you're the soles witness, so your entire written statement, obviously, will be made a part of the record as well. i'd like to go ahead and recognize you for your opening statement.. >> thank you, chairman lankford, ranking member spier and members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to testify regarding the premium tax credit created as part of the affordable care act. the aca established affordable insurance exchanges also known as health insurance marketplaces where consumers can choose aknow private health insurance plan beginning in 2014. so that this insurance isi affordable, congress also thi included in the aca a premium tax credit that it has beenm estimated will help approximately 20 million

we do know that the classified -- thel that they sent document is classified. section 215 help to thwart or prevent 54 terrorist bots. getby any stretch can you 54 terrorist plots. [indiscernible] to preventing a terrorist plot? has the administration disclosed there were 54 plots that were disrupted over the life of these two programs. >> section 215 was critical to >> noting question mark sir. 13 of those had a homeland nexus. others had essentially plots that would have come to fruition. 13 aremany of those plots that would harm americans? homeland nexus. the question you asked is more precise in the sense of, is there a but for case to be made? plots would those have been disrupted. that is a difficult question to answer. that is not necessarily how these programs work. what happens is that you essentially have a range of tools that you are -- at your disposal. one or more of these tools might tip you to apply. others might give you an exposure as to what the nature of that plot is and the exercise of multiple instruments of power to include law-enforcement

recall, thel strategy there relied upon was the cast living as gay couples as different and even deviants and not worthy of something as special does merit. for sandy and i with four children and all the other children who we want to help, that was too much to tolerate and hard to be in court when that was gone back over again. we listen to them and talk to the judge about how we were not worthy. a reallyt was difficult experience. i hope someday the video as on the field and you can see and hear what we heard in the courtroom. and they had no evidence and could not back of any of their claims and i think that is why we won, the 17 witnesses we had reusing data and evidence. the people who are married are healthier and wealthier. and that they are happier in many cases and their lives are enriched by marriage. certainly knowing of option to be married is helpful. that was a great part about the trial. the harper was the news that came from their side. was the newspart that came from their site. >> you can watch the entire eastern. 5:45 google follow that with a live town hall on that even