from the hands on lethal force training that is unaffordable to many departments to the taxpayer fundedreforms forced on broken police departments that can't fix themselves.

from the hands on lethal force training that is unaffordable to many departments to the taxpayer funded reforms forced on broken police departments that can't fix themselves. plus americans wrongly convicted of crimes they didn't commit paying with years of their lines. >> years spent in solitary prison cell knowing you're innocent. they think you're crazy. >> i'm ali velshi, our special report the cost of justice begins now. >> ferguson police, drop the gun now. >> the bigger challenge how to make better decisions under stressful circumstances. >> the cost of injustice is felt by everyone. when an innocent american is convicted of a crime he or she didn't commit and gets exonerated. >> and when a law enforcement agency is found to face the justice. a price that can't be measured not when they're wronged by the system that's sworn to protect them. there's a social cost for the victims that pay for wrongful incarceration, the public pays a financial price for all the money spent to convict incarcerate, exonerate and settle claims with a wronged victim of law enforcement. altogether that

to go to a silver plan we're talking about spll silver plans having drugs that are effectively unaffordable for people that's a real problem. >> absolutely and i didn't mention when i was talking about the unexpected nature of the health costs brauj plans you pay a lower amount but the minute you need health care it is far more expensive 2, 3, 4 a baggage plan the cost sharing for speciality plans can be 40 percent of the cost for drugs so what that table shows the proportion of the plans for all the drugs in a specified class into the tier for hiv medications they looked at medications broken covering medications for example 29 percent of the plans for all probable cause terrors and 60 percent of plans put the cancer medications into a stoplight column it is nationwide issue a study was done in speciality medications in 11 health care plans this is a chart from that report that looktsdz the formulas so the dark blue colors show when messages for hiv may appear in tiers 1, 2, 3 and the other is for tier 4 there are 4 plans that have more than 70 percent of mayor medications for hiv in the h

from the hands on lethal force training that is unaffordable to many department to the tax-pair funded

from the hands on lethal force training that is unaffordable to many department to the tax-pair funded reforms forced on broken police departments that can't affect themselves. plus, americans wrongly commit. >> sitting in a cell, knowing you are innocent. you go in front of the parole boards and courts, and they think you are crazy >>> i'm ali velshi, our special report "the cost of injustice" begins now. >> drop the gun. >> the big challenge is to make good decisions under stressful circumstances. >>> the cost of injustice is felt by everyone. when n innocent person is convicted of a crime and is exonerated after years of incarceration, when an innocent person is hurt, and when law enforcement violates the trust of the public. innocent victims pay an emotional price that can't be measured when they are wronged by the system sworn to protect them. there's a social cost for the victims that pay for lost opportunity during years of incarceration or medical recovery from police misconduct. the public pays a financial price for all the money for convicting, incarcerating, exonerating and

from the hands on lethal force training that is unaffordable to many department to the tax-pair funded forced on broken

effect people of color and transgender and youngest gay men and people that inject drugs those unaffordable high cost drugs lead to humble disparticipants hiv and hepatitis are infection they when we are having the hepatitis c they put our prove lax out of reach for many, many people not only a treat to individual health but population and community health thank you very much. >> thank you so next, i want to call up james and matt from the san francisco aids foundation and. >> good afternoon supervisors. thank you first i want to thank you for bringing up this important discussion and opportunity i'm james the vice president of public affairs at san francisco aids foundation and i want to start by saying i stand before everyone with tremendous help the reason; right why the progress is one hundred percent when you think about it today community cross the united states for the very first time are designing and implementing plans to eliminate the transition of aided even a few years ago would have been unthinkable this is progress we can't take for granted now more than ever we have to identi

from the hands on lethal force training that is unaffordable to many departments to the taxpayer funded reforms forced on broken police departments that can't fix themselves.

syracuse, new york, is third most unaffordable city in the u.s. 12% and incomes falling 7%. you see where i'm going, over the past five years. omaha, nebraska, took second, posting a 14% increase in rents and a 7% drop in incomes. and the most unaffordable city in america? albuquerque, new mexico. rents are up 10% since 2009 while incomes have sunk 12%. among the0 metro areas tracked by the realtor group -- 70. four cities, dayton, detroit, oklahoma city, salt lake city, had incomes growing faster than rents. liz. liz: everybody loves wings in all of the cities, right? turns out fans go mad for chicken wings during march madness. look at this number. last year buffalo wild wings sold 94 million chicken wings during march madness despite a hike in menu prices. this year hoping to top the number with a new campaign called wing wisdom. joining us now, sally smith, buffalo wild wings ceo. sally, who eats more, football fans or basketball fans when it comes to wings? >> well, over the course of the football season probably football fans. certainly culm

effect people of color and transgender and youngest gay men and people that inject drugs those unaffordable high cost drugs lead to humble disparticipants hiv and hepatitis are infection they when we are having the hepatitis c they put our prove lax out of reach for many, many people not only a treat to individual health

their projects being built we want we should have the tools to fast tracking if projects that are unaffordable being built we need did tools to restrict them we need to pass this today and have more restrictive legislation as well. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm allen low i'm a community member with the south of market tmc residents association i'm here to speak in favor of the housing balance and affordabilityness i want to recognize the tops of living in the south of market area i get to watch the renovations and construction and while watching all of it will i'm ref 90s notices from the developers with all the construction i wonder about the affordability of homes and i recall my experience finding a situation in housing i started to look at the housing citywide by supervisorial district and neighborhood along with the balance of affordability with the new examinations and the housing and prop k goals were passed last november as i stated housing is a number one concern of san franciscans i started researching the status of housing gathering information was very involved it was worthy

to 2 of the 4, the projections were of their income were such that they would qualify for the unaffordability exception and they wouldn't have standing. with respect to the other two, their projections were such that they wouldn't qualify for the unaffordability exception and they would have standing. but those were projections in 2013 about their income in 2014. 2014 has now come and gone, and we know we don't know, but petitioners know whether any of the 4 have, in fact are, in fact, liable for the tax penalty and that will depend on whether their actual income in 2014 matched their projections. now, mr. carvin said there was fact-finding about this. i'm afraid that's not correct. the petitioners the petitioners did file a motion for summary judgment, but the case was decided on the basis of the government's motion to dismiss before discovery and without any fact-finding. i'm assuming because mr. carvin has not said anything about the absence of a tax penalty, that at least, 1 of the 4 has and is, in fact, liable for a tax penalty, but that's the key standing question. now, with respect to

inaudible] further of proliferation of over sized housing which too often is poorly designed, ugly and unaffordable for a majority of the people in this room with me today. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker henry. >> good afternoon supervisors. i prepared a three minute and a one minute -- >> i suggest you get it down to two. >> the three minute is so much better but i can't edit it effectively, so first i would like to thank and commend supervisor wiener for introducing this legislation. i don't personally live in the area covered by it but i believe it's a step in the right direction. what our city needs is greater density, not simply larger buildings. the development this legislation targets serve only the needs of an exclusive few. if we let market forces run ramp end they will shadow every parcel they can buy and unfortunately there doesn't seem to be anyone in the planning department that has the hands on the reigns. if we want to protect the beauty of and character of our city we need to exercise governance. please adopt these controls and consider similar controls in other nei

to 2 of the 4, the projections were of their income were such that they would qualify for the unaffordability exception and they wouldn't have standing. with respect to the other two, their projections were such that they wouldn't qualify for the unaffordability exception and they would have standing. but those were projections in 2013 about their income in 2014. 2014 has now come and gone, and we don't know, but petitioners know whether any of the 4 have in fact -- are, in fact, liable for the tax penalty and that will depend on whether their actual income in 2014 matched their projections. now, mr. carvin said there was fact-finding about this. i'm afraid that's not correct. the petitioners did file a motion for summary judgment, but the case was decided on the basis of the government's motion to dismiss before discovery and without any fact-finding. i'm assuming because mr. carvin has not said anything about the absence of a tax penalty, that, at least, 1 of the 4 has and is, in fact, liable for a tax penalty, but that's the key standing question. now, with respect to the veterans point, y

be much more strong to replace the government that fails in every angle in our life on security unaffordable housing, expensive living. nothing to offer to the people of israel. the zionist union offer hope and improve every angle in the israeli's life. we need it and deserve more. >> you say it is frightening people. what is he offering in terms of proposal to reduce the cost of living? >> saying one simple thing. it shouldn't come at the expense of the other. the army of the idea we can take care of the diplomatic arena. we shouldn't neglect the day-to-day people. we have a middle class that is collapsing. a lot of young people are going to berlin or other places. offer them hope and unfortunately, talking iran and isis people are giving up their immediate needs, day-to-day needs and voting for the right wing. understand that you should take care of poetboth of them. they are offering a better future for the people of israel. >> reporter: it's in terms of numbers. you are not going to get the coalition together are you? >> that's not right. it's not a natural partner for us. all the others

words to be precise in a bill thousands of pages long that could make the affordable care act unaffordable for millions. correspondent reports on the case of obamacare round two. >> reporter: the public rallies are dying down. now it's the heated debate behind closed doors that matters. as the supreme court weighs the decision that supporters and opponents of the affordable care act or obamacare agree could send the law into a tail spin. at issue are subsidies, tax credits meant to help low or income individuals afford health insurance coverage. the language says those are credible through an exchange established by the state. more than 30 states elected not to set up exchanges but the irs decided to extend the tax credits to those states anyway. critics say that was never the intent of the law and point to this statement by statute to make it make sense as a whole right? we look at the whole text. we don't look at four words. we look at the whole text, the particular context the more general context try to make everything harmonious with everything else later adding if you look at the tex

the regulations would require lenders to make sure a person does not take on unaffordable debt and limits the number of loans taken out in a year. millions of cash strapped folks are hit by high fees and in some cases become trapped in the cost of debt with those short term loans. >>> we have a wusa9 call for the u.s. state department wants you to plan ahead for your summer travel abroad. the washington d.c. will lowest passport day. it's open to folks 17 and younger applying for a passport the first time and for people who need to replace a passport. check out our wusa9 app for more details. >>> tonight we're hearing bowe bergdahl's story of his time in captivity, details straight ahead. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in fairfax with a northern virginia startup that thinks it has a simple cooling system that could save lives and improve athletic performance. >> reporter: lawmakers call for disciplinary action after a new report alleges sexual misconduct by drug thank you, cable for taking longer to upload our family movies. for the slower internet upload speeds. for taking longer to uploa

san francisco tops the list of the most unaffordable cities in which to buy a home. >>> and the firstpt to fly around the world in a solar power plane is under way. it took off this morning from abu dhabi. they will make 12 stops spread over five months. back to you, scott. >> thank you so much. sue did mention general motors up after announcing that $5 billion buyback program. i did have the chance to speak earlier today with the president and founder of ap lieu sa management. he had the following sto say, i think mary barra is a pretty class act. they showed today that they have a compensation scheme tied to allocating capital correctly and creating shareholder value and they made it transparent. i also asked him, why do you think this happened now. he said it happened quickly because they were ready for it. they were on their way to this. we probably accelerated this. my own personal view of this story is maybe that's the most important thing that comes out of this. you get in a way that you never have had before this transparent compensation plan which more and more investors, hed

even minor projects can be unaffordable, and i thank you the chair for calling this hearing to address the problems that the systems face. the number of programs intended to help small and rural water systems. they focus on capacity development, infrastructure funding and technical assistance. they're all designs to insure they have safe and affordable drinking water. the assistance through grantees have an incredibly important for small systems and i'm glad that n nrwa is here to strengthen the program. i hope my colleagues on the other side of the aisle will join with us to get the funding needed. the same is true for srf if we want to ensure they're providing safe and affordable water we should reauthorize the whole srf, not just the technical assistance piece. the technical assistance piece is less than 2% of the whole pot. for disadvantaged communities, they will provide additional support and most funding goes out as loans. for disadvantaged communities states are authorized to provide zero interest loans or principal forgiveness. small customer bases this is incredibly important

driving unemployment to an all-time low, it's also blamed for rapid gentrification, making the city unaffordablemany. and that rankles ferlinghetti. >> a new blend of dot com millionaires and silicon valley money have moved into san francisco with bags full of cash and no manners. >> brown: the pace of change ferlinghetti says, has quickened beyond control, but it's not a new issue for him. he read for us a passage from a 2001 piece titled "the poetic city that was." >> 50 years later, he awoke one fine morning, looking for anywhere he could live and work. the new owners of his old flat now wandered $4,500 a month. many of his friends were also evicted. >> brown: one example close to home, the george dress i can gallery in downtown san francisco, which had shown ferlinghetti's work for two decades, was forced out of its building to make way for a cloud computing start-up. kresky now sells most of his artwork online. of course ferlinghetti's is not the only view of san francisco these days. a version of this story drew support online, but there were a few blasts, as well. "what a crank," wrote on

. >> it's unpopular, unaffordable and unworkable. >> but believe it or not, they're both obamacare customers the affordable care act. next, it's ted cruz again. he and outgoing congressman aaron schock are both in my remedial history class because their grasp of the facts is a little shaky. >> today the global warming alarmists are the equivalent of the flat earthers. you know it used to be it is accepted scientific wisdom the earth is flat and this heretic galileo was branded a denier. >> everybody faces adversity in life. abraham lincoln held this seat in congress for one term. >> ted cruz comparing himself to galileo? i don't quite see the resemblance. and aaron schock is abraham lincoln? i'm not so sure about that. this dynamic duo gets a "d" for delusions of grandeur. time for summer school fellas. our final student is on the wisconsin basketball team. during the march madness tournament, forward nigel hayes has been having some fun with the stenographers at their press conferences. >> i'd like to say a few words. cattywampus, onomatopoeia and antidisestablishment antidisestablishmentta

it would be unaffordable. >> what would be the ripple effect? x >> insurance is done state by state. they would be insulated. you're talking about 34 states and the majority of the u.s. >> this has affected many insurance companies and hospitals. it wouldn't affect [inaudible] >> you can still have insurance in states. a lot of blue cross blue shield plans are state-based, for example. insurance companies are very nervous about this. it would destabilize the system. let me add one more point, one reason congress cannot solve this problem the way justice scalia suggested there is a big scoring issue. you would have to fight about hundred $50 billion to remedy the problem the with the congressional budget office scores this. there is no way of finding $350 billion to solve the problem. it is a difficult problem not trivial, as justice scalia suggested, they can just pass a law and say the exchange works in the state. there is a huge costs -- cost to that. if the subsidies are not part of the affordable care act, you have to sign -- find the money

it doesn't change that it's unaffordable for most americans. die there's no political injury here. that's your call? >> i don't think so. for some people it's cheaper and the deductibles are ridiculous. he's looking at all the options. c.o.b.r.a., private insurance and obamacare, like everybody should. >> and the increase in rates gone down dramatically since the passing of this law? >> right, in fact it's stabilized, and i want to make the point that the high deductible plan sorted out a long time ago. they're advocated by republicans more than democrats for sure. and they're not -- there's a lot of plans oen the exchanges with the high deductibles. but that was a trend of the insurance industry when i was there. predates the obamacare by many years. >> and what about rand paul and marco rubio? they have to be twisted on this. now what? all republican members of congress face the problem. and then they go around criticizing health care, provided by the government. and most americans who take medicare know you get a much better deal. it's not e