as long as this overcapacity is left unattended. we g7 members share this concern.the function of the markets have to be improved. the markets distorting measures have to be eliminated. taking the venues of oecd and others who we need to promote the dialogue with china and others, this has been good. >> earlier today president obama became the first u.s. president to visit hiroshima, japan. during his visit he met for talks with the japanese prime minister. the president also made remarks and took part in a wreath laying ceremony in hiroshima. this is about 40 minutes. president obama: 71 years ago on a bright, cloudless morning death fell from the sky and world was changed -- the world was changed. a flash of light and a wall of fire destroyed a city and demonstrated that mankind possess the means to destroy itself. why do we come to this place? -- place, to hiroshima? we come to ponder a terrible force unleashed in a not so distant past. we come to mourn the deaths, including over 100,000 japanese men, women, and children. thousands of koreans, a dozen americans.

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. >> his cell phone was found unattended the next morning in san francisco's golden gate park. >> reporter: a hiker found the phone. it's unclear how it got there. green left key items behind at the apartment complex where he stays across the street from the pancake house. >> he left his car and wallet so that raised some suspicion with us. >> reporter: suspicious to detectives. >> as of right now we have no information that suggests any foul play of any kind. >> reporter: green had been staying with a family friend the last six months. >> he's a little bit like having a grandson. >> reporter: she says he was going to meet his exgirlfriend to work out a custody issue. >> i gave him a hug and said stay true to yourself. >> reporter: friends are desperate to find him. >> he has two beautiful daughters that need their dad. >> reporter: they're hopeful someone will recognize him from pictures and call detectives. >>> a youth swim club is still without a pool to call home after the one they had been using for decades suddenly closed. they had been using the pool at the gulf course. the course s

california state senate unanimously approved the bill yesterday to prevent children from being left unattendedn parked school buss. the senate voted 35-0 on a bill to require child safety alarms much the alarms sounden with the engine is turn off and it requires the bus driver to walk to the back of the bus to turn off alarm in response to the death of a 19-year-old boy who was left for hours in a hot school bus. it now goes to the assembly. >> san jose is paving way to may electric vehicle charging stations easier to install. there is a service to get permits need no install the station. in the past residented had to go to city hall to apply and pay $222 fee. now they can go online and pay $182. it covers the cost of a city inspection when the station is. >> alameda county board of supervises will pier an appeal made by upset owners who are angry the county is limiting the number of animal they can own. there is now a cap on the number because of the manure run off and illegal horse boarding. >> look at a flock of ducklings, safe this morning because of firefighters in south san francisco. th

in tokyo people were forced to leave a cafÈ after an unattended suitcase was found on the premises.police officers checked the luggage but nothing was suspicious. >>> an artwork that symbolizes unity and peace will be on display at the summit venue to inspire participants. the mural, created by a japanese team, is a reproduction of a pan painting reportedly destroyed by the taliban. >> reporter: the original was once located in a cave, estimated to have been painted in the 6th century it was considered one of the best examples of its kind. the persian sun god is at the center of the mural, surrounded by priests, mythological indian birds and winged greek goddesses. it reflects how different religions and cultures coexisted in ancient afghanistan. 83-year-old archeologist maida launched the reproduction project. he has been involved in restoration work in the valley for 50 years. he was shocked by the cultural vandalism that had been carried out by the taliban when he visited the site in 2002. as regional conflicts are fought worldwide he wants to use art to promote peaceful coexiste

. >> if you look at the movement of the industry, i think initially it's going to be with unattended retail, think about vending machines and little corner shops you have inside the hilton hotel and ultimately that will mig rate to the grocery store, hopefully the next three or four years. >> we appreciate you being with us this morning. thank you very much. >> making a dent in your car insurance with pay by mile and something that really might break the internet when "press here" continues. >>> welcome back. there's a relatively new phrase to break the internet, a phrase that refers to something that is so popular or so lurid it gets lots of views, i'm not above showing you an example. a photo spread with kim kardashian. it did not literally break the internet but there is something that could damage the financial model so many sites rely on it, ad blocking and one of the most recent updates to the apple operating system. it began allowing ad blocking software on its devices. ad blocking does what it says it does, it blocks ads, lawrenceal brooigt one of the brightest in the world w

. >> she says a pot left unattended on the stove may have started this fire. the official cause is still under investigation. >>> the lights are back on in society hill this morning after an underground cable malfunctioned caused power outages and evacuations. it took all day yesterday for peco to restore power near sixth and pine. they woke up to a loud boom that shattered windows. more than 120 homes lost power. peco says an underground cable was burning and the pressure forced manhole covers to pop off. >>> a woman is in custody after a domestic dispute turns deadly in montgomery county. police were called to a home on south sixth street in north wales just after 4:00 p.m. yesterday after neighbors reported hearing gunshots. >>> officers say they found a 67-year-old man shot to death in the garage. police arrested a woman in connection with this shooting. they are not saying what the relationship is between the suspect and the victim. >>> this morning friends and family are mourning the loss of a penn state student from bucks county. officials say shannon m

surprised to hear that someone broke into a car, but surprised to hear that an agent left his gun unattended>> reporter: it draws you thousands of tourists and those that live near the painted ladies knows that any car in the area is a spot for thieves. >> i have been broken into a lot f times. >> the san francisco police say that around 12:30 someone broke into a car and stole a 40 caliber handgun that belonged to an fbi agent. a bay area in gags said that -- they were stolen or miss placed and after yesterday's break in they're wondering why an fbi agent would leave a gun in the car and in an area known for theft. >> that's scary. why are they leaving it in the car. >> well, no one from the fbi was available to comment today and it's unknown in the agent is pun you shalled. reporting live i am michelle roberts with nbc bay area news. >>> now the unit recently took a look at the stolen guns and they were taken from police agencies since 201. if you want to see the story and go in more depth, go nbc.com. >>> third day of searching but no open sign for teenagers after jumping off a boat. they

. >> she says a pot left unattended on the stove may have started the fire. the official cause is under investigation. >>> it's 4:06. this morning friends and family are mourning the loss of a student from bucks county. officials say she fell off a roof at a home in state college on friday after grabbing a high-voltage wire. autopsy results say she died from electrocution. she was from warrington. her death is being called an accident. >>> and the lights are back on in society hill after an underground cable malfunctioned, caused power outages and evacuations. it took all day yesterday to restore the power near 6th & pine. neighbors tell us she woke up around 1:00 a.m. sunday to a loud boom that shattered windows. more than 120 homes lost power. peco says an underground cable was burning, and the pressure forced manhole covers to pop off. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> live look at cape may. you can see it looks a bit damp. there have been a few light showers to the south in cape may. you can see them o

make sure that you don't leave it unattended, but before you really jump in and start doing this inspect the pipelines because three out of five houses are using now gas on their grill and you don't know what has happened to last year. if there's any leak in the pipe or anything in the actual grill, it's dangerous. >> that's a good person. >> can you do that on your own? >> i think the best thing -- you can do it on your own. you can see any rupture in the pipeline and you just exchange it and that's the key. keep it away from home. basic common sense things and people may or may not pay attention. you have trees that have grown over the last year, the branches may be right over the fire. just be careful with that. then we talk about the actual safety of the food once -- >> before we do that, i want to get into -- i think that's a common episode that happens every year and it's very tragic. people who don't have gas grills use brickettes and soak them first with lighter fluid and then light it. sometimes people don't think it's actually lit so they go over and they start pouring more lig

surprised to hear there was a car break-in but they are surprised to hear the agent left his gun unattended. >> it's easy pickings. >> reporter: alamo square in san francisco draws thousands of tourists every weekend. the people who live near the painted ladies know all too well that any car parked in the area is a target for thieves. >> ours was broken into so many times, the man at the glass repair place started giving me a discount. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon around 12:30, police say someone broke into a car and stole a .40-caliber handgun that belonged to an fbi agent. his i.d. badge and credentials were also stolen. an nbc bay area investigation earlier this year revealed that more than 500 weapons have gone missing from local and state agencies since 2010, either stolen or misplaced. and after yesterday's break-in, many neighbors are wondering why an fbi agent would leave his gun in the car anywhere, especially in an area known for theft. >> i can't believe someone is so stupid as to leave a gun in their car. >> why are they leaving that in the car? that's get for me, yeah. >> r

. >> his cell phone was found unattended in san francisco's golden gate park. >> detectives with theff's office say a hiker found the phone. it's unclear how it got there. he left key items behind at the apartment. >> his card, his wallet. so that raises suspension. >> we have no information that suggests foul play. >> we are just trying to do everything we can to find keith. >> he has two beautiful daughters that need their dad. big time. >> reporter: detectives say they're using a phone to retrace his steps. he left wearing black sweat pants and a white zip up. >> we love him. we're feeling very concerned. >> friends are hopeful someone will recognize him from pictures and call detectives. in millbrae, abc7 news. >>> uc berkeley will commit two and a half million dollars to dealing with sexual harassment measures, and four new workers in the san jose services unit to help with support services. the money will fund training for faculty, staff, and >>> today marks the summer spare the air season. tracking ozone pollution and issues spare the air alerts. carpool. >>> today marks the s

. >> his cell phone was found unattended in san francisco's golden gate park. >> detectives with theriff's office say a hiker found the phone. it's unclear how it got there. he left key items behind at the apartment. >> his card, his wallet. so that raises suspension. >> we have no information that suggests foul play. >> we are just trying to do everything we can to find keith. >> he has two beautiful daughters that need their dad. big time. >> reporter: detectives say they're using a phone to retrace his steps. he left wearing black sweat pants and a white zip up. >> we love him. we're feeling very concerned. >> friends are hopeful someone will recognize him from pictures and call detectives. in millbrae, abc7 news. >>> uc berkeley will commit two and a half million dollars to dealing with sexual harassment measures, and four new workers in the san jose services unit to help with support services. the money will fund training for faculty, staff, and students. >>> today marks the summer spare the air season. tracking ozone pollution and issues spare the air alerts. and commuters are

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious. you don't want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. >> love to see his abs you don't have a mid drift shirt on do you? >> no, i don't roll like that. >> he has a different six pack it's bubbly. anyhow. >> dejected.e >> tmz followed by dish nation and then choiceing at noon and the simpsons. >> bob kelly will have weather and traffic covered all morning long. >> remember your powerball lottery drawing is up >>> shouldn't still be happening in 2016. but and there are people out there, so what are you going to do? >> prank or hate crime? we spell out the truth what happened at local airport has many people outraged. >> still on the run, escaped prisoner causing chaos, what parent and student should know about class this is morning. >> overnight fire at a home on north 17th street. we'll tell you what happened to a woman at that home and where she is right now. >> good day everybo

says she was no longer a minor and there but no exchange of learning > >>haaziq madyun: was an unattended discovery and to the suicide of all africans officer brendan o'brien last year > >>grant lodes: it has been delayed again and a huge charge with killing the morgan hill teenager who disappeared in march of 2012 the 25 it was identified as suspect in her death after investigators say they found her the name and his vehicle the attorney plans to file three motions in court including a change of trying the new > >>charles clifford: 4 hours of the shut down service through this area and around a 30 they wrote in with a single track but that also many people instead of hopping into countering > >>grant lodes: a person was hit by a trained amazing is survived the police report of a man under one of the trains at the embarcadero station service impact of off objections to the result east of a bomb aboard service at the time > >>vanessa beziq: it is 40 percent contained this all there are 200 firefighters battling this region fire > >>dan kerman: will have some thunderstorms pop and just east

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious.t to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. >>> so, did the thunder wake you up overnight? yeah, we have some violent then are storms moved through the area and there is still rain around. we will tell you how long it will hang around coming up in your weather authority forecast. the chris? >> sue, thank you. breaking news overnight two cousins rushed to the hospital after being shot early this morning. why officials believe this shooting may have been random. >>> plus, more breaking news two men taken to the hospital in two different times, reason police believe they are connect. good morning, everyone at 4:00 y morning and it is all about the weather on this may third, 2016. sue serio boy, what an active radar. >> i know, did you get woken up. >> i took some cough syrup, because i'm fighting a cold so i didn't hear

and then cents in and wind up blowing up the package it was unattended shopping back bag.hing threatsening found inside the bag. >> bigger is apparently better when it comes to transportation. . >> research found 28% of women age 35 to are having three kids or more and the trend has created trend for larger vehicles according to motor trend suv sales are booming and account for over half of passenger calls sold in america and mini van sales totaled 5 500,000 units. >> cadillac escalade seems top morning americans. it was top large luxury. >> more than half visited the retail chain making it the most popular store in mcdonald's, number two spot subway, starbucks and walgreens rounded up rest of top five and while walmart tops list target came in sixth. >> hard to believe i thought target would be higher. >> i don't know across the country i'm going walmart. >> really? >> uh-huh. >> midwest. >> farry? >> what do you say? you target person or walmart? >> i want to tem you that there's some things go to for both but probably more consistently somebody that doesn't like to go t

. >> she said a pot left unattended on the stove may have started this fire. the official cause though is still under investigation. >>> and a woman is in custody after a domestic dispute turned deadly montgomery county. police were called to a home on south sixth street in north wales just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon after neighbors reported hearing gunshots. officers say they found a 67-year-old man shot to death in the garage. police arrested a woman in connection with the shooting. they're not saying what the relationship is between the suspect and the victim. >>> and authorities are trying to figure out what caused a south central pennsylvania man to fall to his death from a balcony in ocean city, maryland. ocean city police say 29-year-old jordan hess of chambersburg died shortly after falling from the eighth floor of the stowaway grand hotel saturday night. officials say the incident is being investigated as an accident. >>> from our south jersey bureau, grief counselors are assisting students after a student was killed by an alleged drunk driver. st

. >> she says a pot left unattended on the stove may have started the fire. the official cause is under investigation. >>> also new at 11:00, a murder investigation in montgomery county tonight. police were called to a home on south 6th street in north wales just after 4:00 p.m. today for a domestic disturbance. they found a 67-year-old man shot to death in the garage. we're told police arrested someone in connection to the shooting but it's not clear yet what that relationship is between the suspect and the victim or what led to the shooting. >>> a burlington county teenager is dead after police say a drunk driver hit him as he was walking home just after 12:00 this morning. that happened along a dangerous stretch of route 130 south at the intersection of east federal street in burlington. that's where we find andrea kline-thomas with a closer look at what happened. >> reporter: utility crews are here. they're probably getting ready to leave shortly. they have been repairing the pole that the car smashed into, the victim in this deadly crash is 17-year-old a

>>haaziq madyun: there was an unattended of result a major increase in the nation was they say it will go to the special kids foundation. >>catherine heenan: it is also imposed a tool and it left off and filled mountain view just after 5:00 a.m. and live there to capture the takeoff and made and the plans and amounts of a ground breaking journey around the world the solar temple's to spend nine days in the bay area . >>grant lodes: the plan has only won six of the two swiss pilot that tread off line duties--flying duties. >>grant lodes: you to see the pilot ran out their takeoff in the bay area everything went well at the view from the plan the flight to phoenix for about 16 hours after since the plan will make two more stops in the u.s. before across the atlantic. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >>catherine heenan: and did damage to home the city a

do not leave your grill unattended. and clearing away any glass near the camp first.easing staffing to make sure flames do not get out of control. >> one down. two more to go. warriors are still alive in the western conference finals again the thunder after winning game five at hope. >> there were back-to-back losses in oklahoma city but they did not go down without a fight and kept it close the entire game. they have to win this weekend. >> you could see everyone was up. spirits were high. i knew then that everyone was ready to go and was going to bring the dog to the game. >> it will take...all our iq, all of our gamesmanship and just ...48 great minutes to get a win. >> final score was 120-11 and here is what happens, the dubs are trailing 3-2. they will be out of town and you could go over to oracle arena and watch the game tomorrow, the team hosting a watch party at 1:00 people this afternoon to get involved. >> now, temperatures if you wake up in the north play this is as cool as it will be, this morning, 43 in rohnert park, petaluma, is 45, 50s around san rafae

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who is defending the zoo's decision to shoot and kill a silverback gorilla named harambe after an unattendedhild managed to climb into his enclosure. joining me now is jeff corwin, wildlife biggest aologist and h "ocean mysteries." what is your take on this? >> my heart goes out to the staff who works at the zoo. i can't imagine they would ever imagine themselves to be in this situation where one of their most beloved residents should be dispatched in such a way. this is a great zoo. it's an urban zoo that connects with millions of people every year. it's a terrible tragedy. i imagine there will be many questions to come out of this and hopefully, there will be answers that will prevent a tragedy like this from ever happening again. it is just absolutely horrific and i have problems just wat watching the videotape. >> i'm curious, most of us are watch going this and as that gorilla is gigantic and incredibly strong, it doesn't look like he's trying to hurt the boy and i know i'm saying what everybody else is saying but what do you think? >> in that immediate moment, i don't think he was tryi

and the person who actually left the weapon unattended in a location that could be accessed by other folks received a suspension but relatively minor in scope. and i guess -- i'm still a little miffed at the fact that that supervisor got demoted but suspension d a huge without pay. and i understand some litigation so you probably can't talk about it. but i would hope in the future that what that person did is actually brought out in issue that needed to be under the light of day. so we all know. and we all take confidence in what goes on within the capitol police. and i will go along with mr. brady on this. i've not had any negative comments with the union at all, which is -- that's a testament to your leadership. i will just be very blunt with that. a testament to your leadership. and i hope that continues. one of the things i know we talked about was management, by walking around. walking around your organization and listening to the folks that -- you're only as good as the people you surround yourself with. and i would suggest that your leadership team do the same and i am sure th

the united states is trying to corral and i dare say that either this corraling will not work, unattended consequence of creating a new sort of -- i'm speaking of the alliance between india and japan which stretches back to the founding of buddiism. sentiments in india as well, leader of anticlol onial forces in india probably second to naru and gandhi, of course, fought shoulder to shoulder with japanese forces against the allies. so the united states gets snared but not thinking on the downstream consequences and people like us wind up paying the price and i think that one of the many reasons why we wind up paying the price is because not enough of us are energized, not enough are sufficiently informed and there's this comforting notion which i'm well aware of since i teach teenagers for a living that what's on taping -- obtaining today would be tomorrow. but sadly and tragicically it doesn't allow for unpleasing result. things will change but let us hope to be able to muster to ensure that the dooms' day scenarios will never have the opportunity to unfold. >> anybody else have any ques

over in hialeah, he had an 11-month-old girl left unattended in a car there. looked up the numbers and i found out nationwide, nine kids across the country last year died because of how they're left in hot cars. one-third of them here in florida. a kid only has to get to 107 degrees to overheat and die. that's not really hard when you think of little infants. as a matter of fact, three to five times quicker than us. so, you know, people unfortunately have to take care of their kids much better than they do. when they don't, sometimes there are dire results. back to you guys. >> you're right about that. ken suarez, thank you. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, new polls shows bernie sanders has a better shot at beating trump than hillary clinton if he were to make it into the general election. despite that, governor higginlooper endorsed hillary clinton and he's not changing his mind. we'll ask him why coming up next. >>> back in 2001, on this day, janet jackson topped the charts with "all for you." ♪ allergies. and i'm doing just fine. claritin provides 24-hour reli

as long as this overcapacity is left unattended. so we g7 members share this concern. so the function of the markets have to be improved. and the market distorting measures have to be eliminated. taking the venues of oecd and others who we need to promote the dialogue with china and others and this has been clearly stated in this statement which is significant. c-span's washington journal, live every day with issues that impact you. coming up, the politics editor for the washington examiner will join us to join donald trump's candidate see falling and analysis that shows he has the support of both 38 delegates, above the threshold clinch the nomination. impact the libertarian party could have on the convention. and paul ryan's role in the contest. aboutprofessor will talk the killing of a leader in the telegram. he will also discuss what is next when it comes to the fight against terror. us toa reporter joins discuss an overhaul of the toxic control substance act. andill discuss consumer business provisions. the bill is expected to pass after the memorial day recess. w

as long as this overcapacity is left unattended. we g7 members share this concern. the function of the markets have to be improved. the markets distorting measures have to be eliminated. taking the venues of oecd and others who we need to promote the dialogue with china and others, this has been good. >> a quick reminder, if you missed any of president obama's comments at the hiroshima peace memorial, we will show that again tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. house's road to the white coverage continues with the donald trump rally in san diego, california. theerday, mr. trump secured necessary number of delegates to clinch the gop, nation. you can see his comments live at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. in addition to the graduating classes all over this planet, i wish you to graduate into a world of peace, light, and love. that is not the case. we don't live in a fairytale. i guess the 1% does. >> this memorial day, watch commencement speeches in their entirety, offering encouragement to the graduating class of 2016. oracle, larry ellison, university of southern california

maybe the type of unattended client classes and to this day i don't understand was implement it other than the fact summary put it in a. i want to kind of do an actual check and balance. now, you mentioned 90 days. can you tell me how do we get that 90 days if we need that timeframe >> testifier: my understanding is going to the board and requesting you be given additional time. the changes put it in the code so the coder allows us to do that. specifically. >> president mccarthy: let's say i've 10 amendment that i think are babbitt together. nobody can give me the reasons as to why they should stay in their. what happens to that when i said i don't think that should be in their? i go to my fellow commissioners and we all agree it should not be in get what happens then? >> testifier: if would not go forward [inaudible]. >> president mccarthy: it would not have to go back into the normal presentations amount we don't support this. it just is not going there, right >> testifier: it does not go in there. it sounds at the city attorney was to weigh in. >> city attorney: if the commission f

the picture got so many months off without pay and demoted, and the person who left his weapon unattended in a location that could be accessed by other folks received a suspension but relatively minor in scope. and i guess, i'm still a little miffed at the fact that supervisor got demoted, but that also had a huge suspension without pay. and i understand some litigation so you probably can't talk about it, but i would hope just in the future, you know, what that person did is actually brought out an issue that needed to be under the light of day. so we all know. we all take confidence in what goes on within the capitol police. i will go along with mr. brady. i've not had any negative comments with the union at all, which, that's a testament to your leadership, to be very blunt with it. a testament to your leadership and i hope that continues. one of the things i know we talked about was management by walking around. walking around your organization and listening to the folks that, you're only as good as the people you surround yourself with. i hope the leadership team will do the same and

i think the rapid spread of opioid abuse is an unattended consequence of federal funding of prescriptions. if you take a look at massachusetts, which has one of the worst problems in the broadest funding, i would suggest as a solution that we take opioids off. i think removing opioids entirely is an overreaction. -- it's onedepend way too far. i do not think federal funding necessarily drives it. i think health insurance covers the same type of formularies that medicare and medicaid provides. protocols, where pain became one of the checkboxes boxes, that was a , i think a took lace lot of people who study the problem closely and have expertise in the field say that is what drove a lot of the push to give people 40 oxycontin or vicodin when their getting discharged. we have for stories of wisdom stick -- wisdom teeth removal. to do withas nothing federal funding. dentistry is not covered by medicare and barely covered by medicaid. to whole point is we need change the protocols and that is what the medical community, the fda, the folks in the regulatory sphere are looking at. and your own l

picture got how many months off without pay and demoted and the person who actually left the weapon unattended in a location that could be accessed by other folks received a suspension, but relatively minor in scope. and i guess i'm -- i'm still a little miffed at the fact that that supervisor got demoted but then also had a huge -- huge suspension without pay. and i understand it is in litigation so you probably can't talk about it. but would you hope just in the -- but i would hope that in the future, what that person did is actually brought out an issue that needed to be under the light of day. so we all know. and we all take confidence in what goes on within the capitol police. and i'll go along with mr. brady on this. i've not had any negative comments with the union at all. which is -- that is a testament to your leadership. i'll be blubt wint with that. it is a testament to your leadership and i hope that continues. one of the things we talked about was management by walking around. is walking around your organization and listening to the folks that -- you are only as good as the pima a

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and the person who actually left the weapon unattended in a location that could be accessed by other folks received a suspension, but relatively minor in scope. and i guess i'm still a little miffed at the fact that that supervisor got demoted but then also had a huge suspension without pay. and i understand it's in litigation, so you probably can't talk about it, but i would hope just in the future that, you know, what that person did is actually brought out an issue that needed to be under the light of day so we all know and we all, you know, take confidence in what goes on within the capitol police. and i'll go along with mr. brady on this. i have not had any negative comments with the union at all, which is -- you know, that's a testament to your leadership. i'll just be very blunt with that, it's a testament to your leadership, and i hope that continues. you know, one of the things i know we talked about was management by walking around, is walking around your organization and listening to the folks that -- you're only as good as the people that you surround yourself with, and i

if you put up hot glue guns and put up a station, do not leave them unattended.d from tissue paper. headband, some wire. then you just start to fluff it up. just like that. it turns into this one. >> i lucked out. i got the drink station. right up my >> these are just strawberry stars. so simple. inside here is a skewer. that's what you way you get it into the strawberry. a sharp paring knife, start at the bottom and you pull it out. you just put those out just like that. >> you put it in your mint julep. >> this is our junior julep. there's no alcohol here. somewhere in the country it is hot, right? not here. but again, just a simple lemonade. it's got nice fresh mint. we made some mint ice cubes here. it is just mint in your ice cube tray. a lot of people don't have ice cube trays anymore. again, easy pick-up at a dollar store and it is really simple, makes the kids feel like they're part of it. nice lemon slices in there. >> you got to have food. these quick great little horseshoe shaped you don't have a cookie cutter. these are benedictine sandwiches. this is

i think the rapid spread of opioid abuse is an unattended consequence of federal funding of prescriptions take a look at massachusetts, which has one of the worst problems in the broadest funding, i would suggest as a solution that we take opioids off. i think removing opioids entirely is an overreaction. -- it's onedepend way too far. i do not think federal funding necessarily drives it. i think health insurance covers the same type of formularies that medicare and medicaid provides. protocols, where pain became one of the checkboxes boxes, that was a , i think a took lace lot of people who study the problem closely and have expertise in the field say that is what drove a lot of the push to give people 40 oxycontin or vicodin when their getting discharged. we have for stories of wisdom stick -- wisdom teeth removal. to do withas nothing federal funding. dentistry is not covered by medicare and barely covered by medicaid. to whole point is we need change the protocols and that is what the medical community, the fda, the folks in the regulatory sphere are looking at. and your own legislatu

as long as this overcapacity is left unattended. so, we g7 members share this concern. so, the function of the markets have to be improved. and the markets' distorting measures have to be eliminated. and taking the venues of oecd and others who we need to promote the dialogue with china and others, this has been good. statement,n the which is significant. announcer: c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, politics editor for the washington examiner will discuss the donald trump candidacy, following an associated press analysis that he now has support 123738, just above the nomination needed to clinch it. s nominationy' convention in orlando. and paul ryan's role in the process. and a professor at johns hopkins international studies school will talk about the killing of a leader of the taliban in afghanistan. and the continued efforts by the iraq military to take falluja. and we will talk about what is next in the fight of terrorists. and the energy and environment act thatdiscusses the we the fi