i think that we're interested in doing this but at this time we're not just going to do this ourselves. i don't think that would be the appropriate way to get the result we are looking for. >> i look forward to continuing the dialogue but the thing about this is that there are issues clearly of a national significance that are impacting the jurisdictions and ultimately, the solutions to those issues will require a national approach. nevertheless, with respect to those issues, we have acted locally even though we know that the answer is ultimately -- requires a national solution. we are a sanctuary city even though the answer to the problem with the immigration system is national immigration reform. we took this step of becoming a sanctuary city before any other jurisdiction did this. and you take the action of domestic partner benefits. even though these were not recognized outside of this jurisdiction, we took the step of doing that even though no one else did this. and along the same lines we say we have a foreclosure crisis. why should we take the lead and say that we are going to h

i will take this here. this will be co presented. we will try to keep this very brief. i know that you have had a taste of an incredible amount of information. this is a highlight to make both you and the public aware of some of the things going on in the various districts. this is serving a dual purpose, which is to fly to those projects. what you have are corrected tables that are showing the active projects in the districts 1 and district 11. for this exercise, we have divided the world into two parts. one is a proposition k and the other one is everything else and that is because we opposite want these projects to be delivered on time and we have the flexibility to extend the scope and schedules and change as we need to. the other side of the world, which includes everything from the transportation fund for clean air, the block grants, the majority of those funds come with some sort of requirement turned to we wanted to make sure. very briefly, we are digging into the presentation and i wanted to thank the staff for putting a tremendous effort on this. also, all the

if i read this incorrectly -- >> this is 36. this is half of that. >> this is a lot. >> and again, the situation, as it goes, we put ourselves in this situation and we do not hire, and then we go low. we will get to later slide, and this is questionable if you pay this in salary, or overtime. the job still needs to get done and we have a historical slide here that shows how we go into an adverse situation, as the salaries go down and over time goes up. if we have the full staffing, we save this in overtime. this is 12-$13 million less than it was a few years ago. and there are the record low homicide rates when we have the bodies to do the front end work. >> this is surely commendable and i am impressed with the police department bringing down that number. i recall in 2006, the response was to increase overtime. and this is not a direct correlation for the higher rates of overtime. this is a testament to the work that you have done, and the men and women of the police force. >> just a question for the mayor's budget office, i ha

>>> monday on "right this minute." this zoo gave this gorilla this rabbit as a new best friend. see what this whole thing is about monday on "right this minute." >>> the unc tar heels surprised students and fans with some b-basketball match-ups. see who had the cr me there as ap. >> nodding off. nodding off. >> nodding off. >> nodding off. >> okay, wait for it. just wait. there it is. rightthisminute.com. it's worth looking at. that's it. back to the show. >>> did you guys know this? i'm a unc chapel hill grad. >> we did know that. >> i'm always, always excited about showing off my tar heels. tar heel basketball team, i mean come on. we're talking about one of the best basketball programs in the country. they played like a pick-up game with students and fans on campus. >> if you want to test your skills out against someone on the hoops team, that was your chance. >> lot of these guys going to be nba stars one day an this is really my only opportunity to get on the same court and play with them so why not? >> this has happened a few times at unc. this is something the basketball

so they know this crossing. well, this was a big mistake. they shouldn't have done this, but they didn't know at the time that they shouldn't have done this. they got into what's called the lissy prayer, and this was just like the worst road ever. they called it the contrabando road which meant the smuggler's road which should have told them it wasn't going to be a very good road. because smugglers don't usually stay on the best roads. anyway, they got stuck in the mud big time. it should have taken them a day and a half at most to make this trip from here to here. it ended up taking them two weeks. they got into the sea of mud on april 27th, 28th. they did not finish crossing the crossing until may 9th. there's wonderful stories about it. of course, the generals have stories, other great stories but we can't get into all of those. it was said it was so bad they had to take the gear off the mules and move the gear. then they had to take the mules and basically carry the mules out of the mud. so it wasn't good. this gives you a little bit of

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this guy. there are sparks flying, because he lost the tires, he hit a median, and he passed officers just finishing up a traffic stop around 3:14 a.m. so the officers gave chase. but that didn't end right there. police tapped him -- sent the car spinning, and then it gets really interesting. >> whoa. >> he was able to correct, keep going, but he crossed the median into northbound traffic. >> oh, boy. >> and he started going southbound in the northbound lane. at that point, police say it's do or die. so they were able to pin him in. they say he still had his foot on the accelerator while they're doing this. obviously, a dangerous situation with this guy crossing the median into oncoming traffic. >> right. like a zombie when the car finally t-boned him. he didn't even look over to see what just hit him. s he was just -- >> look at that mug shot. >> they seat belt him to the hospital. he was treated and released but facing dui charges. >> i don't get why. endangers so many people. why cross that

it got all of this started this week.ry rosen was supposed to be a guest with me this morning but declined to appear, canceled her appearance on friday. wanted to avoid some of the firestorm over this. that was the conversation about mitt romney trying to close the gender gap. ann romney responded on twitter saying i made a choice to stay home and raise five boys, believe me, it was hard work. the debate about the gender gap got a lot more personal. it's not just political science and poll numbers. the real debate is out there. joining me now, two working moms. one a key voice in women's issues in the democratic party, new york senator kirsten gillibrand and the other, former republican presidential candidate minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> we have a slight delay, congresswoman. i'll be careful about that. i want to start with you and ask you your thoughts after you heard all of this on both sides this week? >> i thought it was shocking and insulting. i'm a mother of five

this reporter took this video to the police chief. police chief, said, hey, i don't need to comment on this because this officer had already been placed on an accumulated paid leave for all sorts of other criminal activity that he was recently found guilty of, including harassing and stalking women, stealing marijuana, and using a criminal database to look up people's info. >> what a great guy. >> who does -- i mean in the cop car? >>> about six months ago a huge cargo container ship ran aground off the coast of new zealand. found this popular on the popular new zealand website stuff. recently stern of that ship which had broken in half sank. that has since released even more debris and it's begun to wash up on shore. large groups of volunteers have been taking out upon hours trying to clean up the beaches near mercury bay. they're finding tons of packages, tiny plastic beads that are all over the beach. >> that's got to be bad for the sea life and the birds. >> tharparts to what were suppo to be wheelbarrows. they've covered 10 tons

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check this out. this video comes to us from whio in ohio. two guys are duking it out but then it just turns into a full-on brawl. you see the guy in the light-colored t-shirt going after the guy in the blue t-shirt and just throwing hay makers. other people step in and just start punching freely. >> what is going on? >> investigators say that the guy in the light-colored t-shirt told them he started fighting with this guy because he says that guy was responsible for his cousin's death. >> this is like a retribution punch. >> they went up to approach the guy and it started a fight. two people were cited in this incident. >> but it's so strange that the fight started between this guy in the light-colored t-shirt and somebody he's trying to get back at but then all of these other people get this mob mentality thing going and everybody joins in on this weird fight that they had nothing to do with. >>> one othe toughest tngs about yuray wear, right? >> definitely. today i went with almost canadian tuxedo. >> so close. >> yeah. >> well, there is a

you must live in this area to enter this program. thank you. >> hello, my name is deborah warren burger. i have been a business owner and san francisco for 20 years and have been associated with this program since 2005. you heard a lot tonight about the wonderful programs that we have and you have heard our use speak. one thing that i can add is a word about the staff and the leadership of our organization. i have been involved with a lot of nonprofits and i have never worked with a group as committed and dedicated with the staff as hunters point families. the staff and the girls and how much they care about the girls and their families and they reach out, this inspires me every week. i am so excited to hear about the collaboration that is going on in this building and when i hear all of the ideas tonight, it just seems to me that the kind of staff that we have at hunters point family with their vision in leadership is exactly what you want this building. i am here on behalf of our board of directors to support hunters point being pa

this is -- this is unique. this is the first time. >> this is something you obviously can share with a friend. nobody really eats that whole thing right? >> no -- no. this is definitely -- it's meant for eight people to share. it's not a food challenge. but the meat is very unique, it has smoke -- brisket, prime chuck and short ribs. ground together and we form it into a large patty. we've dot some over unique items and these are all available in the red porch. we have the nationals red wings, we use the ghost peppers. our blt salad. the reuben and hot dog and we have the southern crispy fried pickles and a nice apple cobbler with vanilla ice cream. >> not everything on the calorie light side but you know it's one day at the park to have a good time right? >> oh, we have lots of fans that we have our healthy carts and we have our gluten-free stands so we have -- you know we have thousands -- we have everything that you can possibly look for. >> chef dave peterson from the nationals i'm on the way. andrea is goi

this is what is happening in this campaign. the polls are showing that they are creating and now understand who the enemy is and why they can't get the kind up of support that women deserve. >> if they keep making comments like this and stay in the state of denial, no policies whatsoever, that favor of women in country, could this number get worse as we get closer and closer to the election? >> the number can absolutely get worse. as a matter of fact, you should hear the talk in many of the women's clubs and organizations on the street. women are saying it's our time to take charge now and speak up against what the republicans are doing, what they have been doing for so long. we are going to deny them this presidency because they have rebuilt themselves in the most profound way that could ever happen. the presidential candidates, the laws that you have alluded to in our states, the governors, all of them who have absolutely created this war on women are now going to be taken to task by the women of this country. we're sick and

he'll flip-flop this, he was for this before he wasç against th.ally putting him in the right and painting him there is definitely a strategic shift. >> you no he, to me you have the crucial number earlier in the show. which party can bring change? both those numbers were pathetically low, romney and obama. so if i'm running for president this year in a period of high alienation, i'm thinking my opponent isn't necessarily romney. i have to show i can bring change. and so what i want to do is first i want to ignore all the peons in my staff that says let's win the battle of the day. you get written off. second wblg i'll try to be nonpolitical. there are three big problems, here are my solutions. talk about my solutions, my narrative. i don't see a narrative for the next four years from either of these two guys, therefore, they both look like they're jockeying. >> who could break through? americans don't like how washington works. they don't think washington knows how to solve big problems. when i talked to people i get the same question. what's wron

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i doubt this. not this prosecutor. >> not this prosecutor? indicted a 12-year-old child, tried the child as an adult. >> and took a lot of heat for that. and stayed the course. >> she's one of the toughest prosecutors in florida, and she's got a record for being extremely aggressive. so i want to see the evidence before we make up our mind. >> i think we'll have have to see that. a lot out there we don't know. always good to see you here. a lot to talk about in this case. there will be much more as we go on. outfront ahead, the controversial law that could be at the center of george zimmerman's defense, this whole stand your ground law. more on that coming up. stay with us. guys. come here, come here. [ telephone ringing ] i'm calling my old dealership. [ man ] may ford. hi, yeah. do you guys have any crossovers that offer better highway fuel economy than the chevy equinox? no, sorry, sir. we don't. oh, well, that's too bad. [ man ] kyle, is that you? [ laughs ] [ man ] still here, kyle. [ male announcer ] visit your local chevy dealer today.

this is something we need to do as we educate the citizens into why we are doing this and why this is unfair that this is being imposed on us. >> i do know that the administrative office of the court has undertaken a master planning process, and though there is nothing in the near term that is here, because many parts of the court system here are relatively new, the criminal courts operate out of 850 bryant, at a building past the end of its life. part o fthf the capital plan anticipates moving the functions out, part of that would require the courthouse to move out. when the courts build new criminal courts, that would be replacement money in san francisco. there were some discussions trying to get them to advance their time line, in the next 10 years. >> i am not suggesting that san francisco is getting no money. basically we implement a couple of increases for the state mandate, with information on whether or not we are getting back our money, were paying an unfair share to other counties. this would be an important piece of information. the other question is, if we have taken any

this will be geared towards the end of this year. you also need to know the little story behind this. how well our mta has been working with all the elements of the community. there's a little story here that i fit a lot of attention to, simply because my background is an attorney representing low- income tenants in chinatown. living above this building -- some eight small businesses that used to be in the front. while they're physically gone here, what does not go unnoticed is the way in which there was a solid communication with those businesses, those business owners, the employees, those 19 households to get them to understand and agree that they had to temporarily relocate themselves. they have done that. they have done that without lawsuits, without protest, because we've taken care of their needs. i need to thank mta for this. we've had other projects in our city's history where the relationship with the impacted community was not as smooth. this is really to the credit of the whole mta family, working in concert with our comm

this is going so well. how did we get into this mess?hen people started to point out online that the republican party spokesperson then sean spicer had to back pedal from what was going to be his anti-catholic league thing. he said, this is not what i said. right now the republican party position on this flap is that they do not believe gay people should be allowed to adopt children and they are very angry at the catholic league for saying that gay people should not be allowed to adopt children. and now what they thought was the perfect issue of someone mitt romney invoking his wife as an adviser on women in the economy, the whole thing that they thought they were going to win for the day has been ruined by the anti-gay politics that the republicans have no idea what to say about. a solid single here and they tried to turn it into a home run and now it's all falling apart. the romney campaign was already in this mess on gay politics. yesterday a group called the national organization for marriage, its initials are nom, national organizat

let's get this real job done. let's get this thing on the road in a better way. so we got a lot of good things to celebrate, but we have a lot more work to do, a lot more projects to identify and a lot more stronger relationship with our voting public that these projects are going to be even more meaningful as they're getting built. you're going to see construction. you're going to see a lot of people that are going to be very satisfied with the results of these projects. so thank you very much for celebrating with us this year. we look forward to the advancement of this ordinance. [applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor. i have the honor today as mayor mentioned, thanks to rhonda simmons and her leadership and the office of economic and workforce development. she along with many people from the community and many people from the unions introduced us to pat mulligan who was a financial secretary for the carpenters local 22 and a member of the building trades association and we are very pleased to have him come on as our local hire director and will oversee city build.

this from knbc. watch closely from the right side. >> there was somebody there. >> there were two firefighters inspecting a manhole dislodgement. the manhole cover had come loose. two firefighters stepped up to check it out. when the firefighter initially looked down the hole, he said he saw a little bit of smoke. before he had chance to get out of the way, the thing blew up. that explosion launched one of those firefighters about 10 feet into the air. you see the other firefighter stumble away. that wasn't the end of it. it blew up a second time as the cop was trying to approach and help the firefighter. and a third time as firefighters are saying, all right, everybody back up. >> what the heck is down there. >> an trillion fault of the manhole cover had come dislodged, electrical underneath. power went out to about 3,000 residents in the area. it looks a lot worse than it was. >> really? >> yeah. the two firefighters were okay. they had minor burns. was taken to the hospital and released. >> it is

work on this title. it's been a great privilege to work with you on it. i thank you for accepting two of the aems that i filed to the conservation title. and bennett number four increasing funding for the voluntary public access program. it helps provide funding for our sportsmen and women. so thank you for working with me to accept these important amendments. to the amendment that's before the committee now would address an issue particular to the west. i want to thank my fellow committee senator boozman for joining me. i've heard from groups who have concerns over the current financing requirements for some important conservation easements. namely the scenario with a landowner wants to voluntarily donate and i underscore voluntarily donate part of the development value of their land to help finance an easement, but the law limits their ability to do just that. this recognizes the part be in part by granting the secretary the ability to provide a match for sensitive grasslands. i thank you for that incl

and therefore, iran doesn't need to comply with this. and this goes back to this -- my statement. let's call a spade a spade. let's call black black and white white. because if the iaea secretary had in this 2003 report -- late 2003 report written that iran was found in noncompliance with its safeguards agreement, it would have been okay for the -- not okay at this time for iran and they could not use this argument which they are now using. actually, they go -- they have even read their document because they went to the statutes and that's another kind of procedure which perhaps the secretary didn't follow literally. because noncompliance, according to the iaea secretary, the statutes, is established by the department of safeguards inspectors. that's what the language says. it's not the director general. director general should take this report which the inspectors make and pass it to the iaea board of governors. but in practice, it doesn't work like that. and actually, iaea board makes its own procedures and practices and rules itself. so there are precedents for example from nor

this is about winning. this isn't about a cause. this is about making sure we have the best candidate to take on barack obama, not the author of the first government takeover of health care that led to the second one at the federal level. that's the major problem with governor romney's campaign is that he has -- he takes the biggest issue in this race and takes it off the table. we can't, as republicans, afford to let that happen. >> let's talk about some of the endorsements that mitt romney has gotten. paul ryan this week, senator marco rubio. he has all the leading members of the republican party, past and present. you've been dismissive of these endorsements. at what point does this not reflect on you somewhat? these are members of your party who have made a judgment that it's romney, not senator santorum who has what it takes to win. >> if you listen to the endorsements, you know, they all say that, you know, the race has to end. same argument we've just been discussing here. it's not a great endorsement of governor romney. it's

>> 11th. >> you got to go out into the country was this the first time you had done this? >> no, i have been going camping before i worked with art media house during the summer youth employment program. >> very good tell me what this experience was like and what your experience has been with fly by light >> amazing experience. i was really skeptical about going out with like all these strangers like people i have only known for two weeks into west virginia, some of the things we learned and even some of the strategies we used to handle difficult situations in life, so, handling social issues and all that stuff, i still use this very day. >> was it interesting to get to know these other people that you didn't know and maybe learn a little bit about them and their experiences. >> yeah, even now we are still a family, everything that we have been through together, we managed to stay together as a family. >> that's great. elli is the director of the movie we are seeing clips of it now. tell me about the experience of going out there, did you know what you would get, when you

of this.just fleeing and running. but this is what you're seeing. this is a car that is driving through right into the grocery store, and people, they are standing by when this car just plows in and hits. it happened on saturday, and folks had no warning whatsoever what was going to happen. at least ten people from the surveillance video you can see them running and fleeing were injured. at least one person we understand is in critical condition here. there were 911 calls that were released as well as the surveillance video we're getting from our affiliate there. the florida highway patrol says that this was careless driving and they've charged the driver because of this. it is incredible when you look at that video that no one died from this incident, but we do know that one person -- at least one person is in critical condition. >>> police say a houston nurse faces capital murder charges for killing a woman so she could steal her 3-day-old baby. larry seward from affiliate khou has got more.

we're seeing this on wsyr tv. the crazy thing about this video is the sound. a lot of times the surveillance video we don't get to hear. >> ever. >> what it sounds like. >> she went so far into this place that the behind the scenes of dominos was wrecked. >> ran into the kitchen. >> was this an accident, push through a pedal, old classic hits the gas instead of brake? one of the workers in the video had just started his shift at dominos and he basically moved out of the way at the last second. >> were there any customers inside? >> four workers inside, no customers. elizabeth and the workers weren't hurt and the dominos is expected to open again shortly. unclear whether the driver elizabeth will receive a ticket or not. >> an accident is an accident is an accident. >> she might not be charged but she's definitely going to pay more for insurance after this. >> paid for that day, because they obviously couldn't work. did they still get paid? >> that would stink. >>> check out the story we found on fox 13 in salt lake city. one day a u.s. forest service officer w

this is too heavy? fans fight back this morning. >>> good morning, everyone. we want to welcome once again the lovely paula faris this morning. also, send our best wishes to my friend bianna golodryga, who we believe is very close to the end of her pregnant. >> thank you for having me back today. >>> lots of news this morning. we'll take you to red bud, illinois, population 3500. this morning -- neighbor eyeing neighbor. who is the person holding the lottery ticket worth more than 200 million bucks? we'll take you there. >> it is april fools'. have you been pranked? >> we are going to pull a prank. >>> and that cheerleader scandal gets on getting bigger. this nfl cheerleader accused of sleeping with one of her students when she was teacher. new questions about her mother a high school principal in the same district and what her involvement may have been. we'll dig into that a little bit later. >> a bizarre story. >>> also this morning -- take a look at this. some incredible video, firemen on top of the building when the roof collapses. we're now hearing from t

let's get to this one. this is a hauntedous.ew jersey couple is suing a landlo landlord, saying paranormal activity is inner that home. do they actually have a case? >> that's right. you know, i don't think they have a case. there are renters who sue their landlord all the time, each and every day. and sometimes they're successful for when they shoot for constructive eviction. meaning it's just uninhabitable. they have rodents, no heat, no hot water. i just don't think that ghosts actually would suffice in terms of winning a constructive eviction lawsuit. i think what's so interesting, brooke, in response to this lawsuit, the landlord who happens to be an orthodontist has countersued them and said, in fact, what spooked them was not any sort of the ghost but, in fact, what spooked them was the cost of the rent which was $1,500. >> high school classmates hatching a plan to blow up subways in no. also not too long ago, president obama said he couldn't do anything about gas prices. yet today, he announces a plan that targets the ma

at this.boy jumped the wall and started rubbing around the outfield at u.s. cellular field in chicago yesterday afternoon. a white sox outfielder made a nice play, scooping him had up. >> adorable. >> and taking him to security, not so adorable. we're not so sure why he did it, whether he was told to or whether he was just super excited. >> look at this. >> but rules are rules. >> awww. he was booted, along with the rest of his family. >> yeah. >> but he's got a big smile, great memories, on national television. >> a lot of stories to tell his friends when he gets home. >>> coming up, we have new information on a high-profile cold occasi case from more than 30 years ago. it's amazing to launch and read. etan patz, the first-ever missing child pictured on a milk c carton, now federal agents are tearing up a basement in manhattan hoping to find out just what happened to him. new details orn the new search for etan patz in the next hour. >>> birds sucked into a jet engine, tape rolling from insid

but this one ranks up there. >> i want to ask you this, this particular division of the secret service, who are they and what is it that they wore? we say they're uniformed? >> we're trying to find that out. what i understand is that we don't know exactly who these guys are and where they're from. what we do know is that the secret service provides a huge advance staff. we're told on every trip, not just this one, they'll make sure that visas are obtained for several other agents in case they have to make changes. there are often changes for illnesses and things that happen. but something like this with 12 agents is fairly unprecedented. >> and as kristen welker noted for us, there was not a threat necessarily to the president's security in this entire incident. david, thank you. >> thank you. >>> to front page politics and the new battle over taxes. one of president obama's senior advisers is calling on mitt romney to release all of his tax returns. >> i think there's a tradition. it's transparency and trust. if he's got nothing to hide, there's nothing to lose. >> the romney camp say

this pistol.hether it's a real gun or whether it's a fake gun. but it looks pretty real, i have to say. she's not actually touching the gun. but you can see that she's smirking. the headline is "smirking gun." other people in the car as well also think it's very funny to wield this gun and flash it at the paparazzi photographer who is undoubtedly following them as she made her way back to a train station where she was expected to get back on the train to england. obviously a very serious thing to wield a gun in the french capital. the country is pretty sensitive to gun crime at the moment. just last month, of course, seven people including four children were killed in gun attacks in the south wewest of country. and it's something that obviously is going to look very bad for pippa middleton herself. >> we're talking about the insensitivity. not only the shock of these pictures, but as you pointed, the insensitivity with all these high-profile shootings that have taken place in just a few weeks. you

the obama administration let this go on for too long. this was back in 2010 this came out.egion. there are 11 regions just in this one area for gsa. this money should be going to redevelop our buildings, sell off some of the wasted buildings that we're not using right now. these vacant buildings that we're trying to liquidate across the nation. bill: a couple of people have been fired. a couple of people resigned too. here is what the gsa said in a statement on screen. this video is another example of complete lack of judgement during the 2010 western region's conference. that was in vegas as i mentioned. our agency continues to be appalled by this indefensible behavior. we're taking every step possible to insure nothing like this ever happens again. remember 2008 everybody was railing against these conferences. this is 2010, only two years later we were still really in the depths of a tough economic time. to you and all the folks in washington, you're going to investigate this but what can you uncover and what can you stop in the future? >> well, i'm not convinced they hav

this. >> candy crowley, anchor of cnn's "state of the union" joins me now. what do you make of cosby's comments? we know, of course, his son ennis, was shot and killed years ago. >> right, and it was so interesting talking to him because he also went on to say that he believes that if people want to have a gun inside their home to protect themselves, that they totally should. he revealed to me that he once owned a handgun and had it in his home for that very reason. but he talked about the kind of empowering effect it has on people to say, well, here is something outside, i'll go see what that is, kind of because you feel empowered to kind of go out, and he sort of blended that into the idea that zimmerman was the neighborhood watch. he said they should be watching, they shouldn't have guns. they should -- he said, even the cops call for backup when something is going on, but there's something about a gun that makes people feel very empowered, so he wasn't necessarily anti-gun. he was anti-

this is not about gloating. this is about pursuing justice. we have not won anything. all we have done is establish we must have the right to redress and justice in this country. we will not be gloatinging. we are still mourning with this family. we will monitor the trial every step of the way and stand by and make sure rights for all are not violated. this is not a night for celebration. it is a night that should never happen in the first place. we are trying to make sure that something happens that this will not happen again. are we happy with the charge? are we happy with the results? i would say that we must say that if americans come together, they can achieve things. i remember as i talked to attorney crump, as we marched in selma, i remember reading 44 years ago a man was asked after they got the voting rights act, how did he feel? he said, we ain't where we ought to be. we ain't where we gonna be. we ain't where we want to be but thank god we ain't where we was. tonight, we don't know where it will lead but at least we have a shot at this family having the righ

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this is from scotty-vest. this is called the transformer.e morning, it's chilly, you have a jacket on. at noontime you are warm. wish you didn't have a heavy jacket on. what you do is you just do this. and the sleeves come off. just like that. they're held on magnetically. >> no zipper, velcro? >> no velcro, no nothing. and a big pocket stores the sleeves until you want to put them on again. >> good transition. transitioning to warmer weather. spring. >> exactly. >> fine. >> another neat thing for the airplane. you get on the airplane. get to your seat. i want my water bottle. i want my ipod, i want my glasses if i want my phone. so this is amazing case. so your headphones, all your stuff here. cell phone here. business cards here. this opens up, complete up to 16 inch lap stop goes in there. slot at the top for newspapers, magazines. get on the airplane. >> cool part. >> and get on the airplane. put the snack table down. wrap the straps on the snack table. fold it back up. this is in front of you. you reach in here. once the flight is in pr

this isn't it. this is a gimmick.gg: when he introduced the buffett rule, here's what the president said about it, quote, that basic principle of fairness. if applied to our tax code, could raise enough money to stablize our debt and deficits for the next year. of course, senator, his own treasury department says it will only raise less than five billion a year. when you do the calculations that comes out to less than 1% of our current budget deficit which is 1.2 trillion. do you think the president is deliberately being deceptive, exaggerating? how would you describe it? >> well the kindest thing i could say he is overstating the case and i believe his treasury secretary is right it is a drop in the bucket. why would you engage in this sort of divisive rhetoric at a time when we do have a serious problem? part of that problem is spending and the other part is trying to get the private sector to grow. this actually does nothing to stop the spending. it encourages it and it discourages investment from the private secto

so, you get in this giant machine and, look at this -- this guy, going down -- look at -- this is -- this color? this bright, like, green-yellow? >> you're the first person that's asked that. it's actually officially kawasaki racing green. not the -- not that we got any, sort of, promotional money from kawasaki or anything. it's just -- it's a really fast sub. >> jimmy: it's a fast sub. >> it goes like a bat out of hell. >> jimmy: is that right? is that why you painted it like that? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, so, it's just you in there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: nobody else can sit. >> i'm in this part, right here. the rest of it's all batteries and motors. >> jimmy: how tall is the machine, in general? >> like 24 feet. >> jimmy: 24 feet long? >> but it's only about this wide, you know? that wide. >> jimmy: so you -- mean, did you think for one second -- you go, "this is a my coffin"? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: "this is what -- i'm going down. i'm gonna die in this submarine." >> yeah. i think you -- i think that crosses your mind for a split second but the second the hatch is closed, for

this is john micah's committee. this will be taken up, this hearing starts at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. go to our website, c-span.org to find out when this will air, and on, who's testifying and other details on our website. c-span.org. so what happens next, then, with gsa? i mean, specifically, they need a new administrator now. what happens? >> well, you'll see some legislation come forward from various members. probably see something come forward from the oversight committee. you may see something come forward from micah's transportation committee. all substantiated by the testimony we gain from the forthcoming hearings. why was this gentleman, why was mr. neely given a $9,000 raise in december of 2011 when he knee well over a year something ras wong? why didn't the agency director, ms. johns, notified by the inspector general this report would be forthcoming there were improprieties, terrible improprieties, why didn't she take corrective action then? it wasn't until the report was released april 2nd she decided to resign and then action was taken with other employees.

for this bar. i think this is one of the nicest places you're going to see in the south of market. south of market is a diverse area. we would have a whole bunch of different nightclubs and bars. we have everything down there and this adds to it. thank you very much and please support this. thank you. >> good morning. i speak to you as a clear south asian woman, as a technology worker who has been employed in the south of market area for over seven years. with this club opening, i'm looking for a place that i can call my own, just as san francisco is a city i can call my own. this is a place where we will go to sit, and talk, and laugh, where i can go of my co-workers after work to have a drink before going home. this is a place that will be a community respite for us and something i support. it sent to my friend support. i believe the people who have been working in a south asian community and queer activism have made such a difference in our community. this is yet another way they are hoping to m

get this one guys, this will be tied into this weathercast, so pay attention.fragrance foundation in 1981. really, folks the role the sense of smell in our lives plays in our lives. one thing it does is triggers memories. inhaling, smell something, transports you back to a childhood memory. also that inhaling, exhaling, we have a problem this time of the year. all the warment temperatures we've experienced across the country, that equals early buds and early flowering trees. now you take some windy conditions, i'm talking like the northeast, mississippi valley, shakes the tree limbs, pollen gets sprayed everywhere and gets sky high. some of the highest pollen counts in ages. tough day for allergy sufferers. in terms of implement weather, wyoming, montana, higher vall elevations, 1 to 2 feet of snow. new york city south i'll call for a rain chance today. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >>> well, lo and behold, it is that time of the day. time for my shout out. it goes out today to louisville, ken