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in the ut f in the united states here. >> we want to get some analysis on that.'m joined by asia analysis. professor, thank you for joining us. first of all, what is your reaction to this step made by the south korean government. was it the right step in light of this tragedy that it continues to unfold. >> well, the most important thing to realize is that this is a really -- the prime minister is a very weak position. no one in south korea thinks the prime minister is in charge. when the prime minister steps down it's almost taking responsibility without taking responsibility. i think that it shows the depth of the political crisis here. and an attempt by the government to get some control over it. but i'd be surprised if this really is able to resolve the crisis. of course the search is ongoing, and the level of lawraw emotion here is still very powerful. >> well, it shows the government trying to take some responsibility for the sinking of the ferry and the botched rescue but you say maybe not enough. so what more could we see from this government to see how m

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mrax*ut[ applause ] >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, you know, i love silicon valley. it's an innovative utopia where you can see your dinner on your glass from inside your uber and ignoring the hobos while down loading on to a wall. i was disturbed to learn that many of techs brightest minds are focusing. >> there's a plastic surgery boom, now silicon valley is placing a huge premium on youth, and it has men over 30 turning to doctors to keep them young. >> basically, if you hit 30, you're no good for any of these tech companies. >> stephen: yes. what you want is somebody who is dropped off by their parents and then asks you to are buy them beer. and how can investors tell the difference between an empty 32-year-old hut, and the future. for all we know, this guy is a senior citizen with cheek implants and a hoody thrown on to a house coat. have you ever met anyone under 70 named mark zuckerberg. and this affects me personally. i was in on the ground floor of tumbler, and flipper, and scours the internet collecting other start-ups for resale. now luckily, i've got exce

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and i've even gone as far as utting up a website. it's www .citizencare.u.s. and what i've done, it's been about three years in the making. but i've worked with governor levitt from utah. yway, i made the effort of talking with debby wasserman-schultz and others, discussing the program with them -- >> if people can make their comments kind of short. >> so here it goes, here it goes -- would you be willing to take a serious look at this -- if you want to see it as an improvement. >> we'd be happy to, thank you. >> again, citizencare.us. >> i don't know that we're going to have time to do all of the questions. .ut let's move them if you could be as brief as you can. >> i was so happy to hear your words on the centrality of campaign finance reform. and about your amendment. but even before citizens united was decided, we were in a mess with campaign finance and can't we go farther and reverse the buckley vallejo decision and restore the right of the people to limit campaign funding? also, it's not just corporations to limit the right of wealthy individuals to con

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those who died in last year's marathon bombing and before last night's red sox game, they paid trib ute to the victims. banners were spread across the field filtd with messages of courage and encourage. the biggest cheer was for survivors as they took the field, many walking on prosthetics. ron, it looks to be smooth sailing but the bombings didn't go until 3:00 p.m. last year. is there a heightened sense of nervousness as we grow closer to that time? >> i would say no. everyone knows the security is much tighter and folks who have been attending this race for a long time with people growing up here in boston, there's a lot of security here. i don't think a lot of folks are nervous about their safety today because there's so much security. twices many officers on the ground this year than last. we're told by the boston pd they sealed off the finish line after because they've got so many people down there cheering on their loved ones and all of these 36,000 racers now crossing the finish line they are telling folks to go further to the west to kenmore square if they want to get close to

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investigators are trying to find ut what caused the deadly bus crash in california that killed ten peopled pope francis asking for forgovness for the child abuse that happened in the catholic church. the pontiff promising sanctions on the priests who were involved. >>> mossville, louisiana is one of the most polluted places in the us. it is surrounded by 14 different chemical plants, and residents say they suffer from life-changing ailments because of it. >>> this is my father's first cousin. >> reporter: dorothy felix and her family have lived in the tiny town of mossville, louisiana for seven generations, but she fears she will be among the last. she says contaminated air and water is slowly killing the residents. dioxin is a known cars again, felix and others blame the chemical plants for contaminating their community. most of the 500 residents living here are african american. at a townhall residents shared stories of suffering, and accused the chemical plant owners of what they call environmental racism. >> i'm tired of people taking advantage of a small african american community. >

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our local fox affiliate ute there wdif has a report from an eyewitness.an who said he was entering the jewish community center with his son with what and to him to be a shotgun. he turned to his right and saw a man standing outside his car with a shotgun and heard it go off. he said somebody was laying on the ground and he sent his son running. that's an eyewitness report we have from outside the jewish community center. all this started, we got first report about 1:00 p.m. local time, 2:00 p.m. eastern time here that there was a shooting outside of the jewish community center. as you said, they are only a mile apart between the jewish community center and a mile apart. we don't know if the person was able to gain access inside of either jewish community center. reports we have right now, happened outside the jewish community center and shortly after at the village shalom assisted living center three blocks away. again, we have one person in custody based on these shootings and we are working to get more details as to what unfolded. so go ahead, arthel. >

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transition and to hear it in that language first, but i really want to commend those families for coming ut and participating in this discussion and sharing with the district and with the pac, the parent advisory council, what racial issues that they are grappling with in the school district and the next one is this friday at cobb elementary school. and i want to appreciate the pac and the families within the pac that are volunteering to do those. >> they are cool and they rock. >> commissioner mendoza. >> so one of the things that we had the select committee this thursday and it is moved up to 3:00, from 3:00 to 5 and that will also and it will be two items one is the jobs plus initiative, and that the mayor has and then an update on p. and on the public education enrichment fund. >> okay, wow, item t, closed session action, of april 8, 2014, and the matter of seiu verses sfudv, 090512, the board of education by a vote of 7 ayes give the authority to pay up to a stipulated amount, and man claw, verses san francisco school district, and penya eal, the san francisco court number cgc 13529436

ut there's an institutional memory that has slipped away and institutional feeling there and f you talk to members on both sides they miss toes days. everyone misses the old days but coming of these members in want to govern. hey want to stop things from happening. it is a very interesting system. > does this mean that congress is no longer looked at as a place where people want to go to run?ve things for the long is it just a stopping point along the way to another career? talk show career. unbelievable. the senate is a club of 100, exclusive club. mike rogers and dave camp cover senate for michigan levin is at senator retiring but the senate still is not viewed as one of the top places to be. it is not much that happens there. you see several people retiring one term. the senator from nebraska. the other day if it is so much more fun being a as much as not happening. gwen: things end at your desk. is trueonder whether it that we will be focusing on the talking about camp and rogers but democrats are fleeing as well. >> john dingell. gwen: the question is whether in 2014 anyone is worr

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tops so i think we have proof to that vow that i will and can be quite cool to see these women who put ut it's smart economics willed by god or the stash gender the new concerns grew about the situation in eastern ukraine this week. a russian separatists declared new republic in donetsk on monday and announced they would hold a referendum on joining russia. it wasn't an isolated incident. mom's medical center console that the secret police headquarters into account the capital of neighboring region has lost. i made some decorations. the referendum is inevitable. random will take place even if we all dined here. we guarantee the people in the southeast and will be a referendum. i kid you might want him. this little slow. the interim government in kiev and moscow of sowing the seeds of unrest as a pretext to send in russian troops later in the week made to release these satellite images. it s were taken at the end of march. the alliance had to send russian fighter planes helicopters and troops massing that ukraine's eastern border. russia said the image is what eight months old yet often de

during its residents have rallied in the thousands to support ut with chips on the national integrity of ukraine as a small but heavy armed group of russian soldiers in self defense forces continues to occupy government buildings in the eastern ukrainian city the two thousand residents took part in demonstrations to express the ukrainian citizens. the disease but is still a lil gathering get them on to say that connects his haunted ukraine. we love our country ukraine is indivisible and independence and most importantly it is anointed. the decision of the referendum should be made by the whole country knows when the internet's knowing the governor's cuts but see to get to it. phrases like i'm told it's all or parts of the silent majority living in fear from reprisals from for russia militia say that don't want to see the customization of ukraine meals attempting to referendum should be conducted in ten years. in typical with us. but basically no one worries about the deterioration of our relationship with russia on all people his employees peace in the one to live peacefully with peop

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surely to run his talks on to ut has been banned from the crimean peninsula until two thousand and nineteen most of pleasure meeting if a member of the ukrainian parliament and the former chairman of the crimean top top assembly was handed the dentist barring him from the russian federation. when he was leaving the crimean territory to kiev on tuesday russia's federal migration service declined to comment jimmy had a full essay the distance is nice to carry note one of the world's longest hunger strikes of three hundred and three days the talks on council also known as macy's did not confirm today tell them that it is. russia has yet to establish a full into the land border crossing outs of crimea which ukraine along with most of the civilized well except for russia still regards as part of its territory. the measure this allegation came a day off to present the demon two team mates and good will gesture towards the crimean tough times many of them wanted to remain ukrainian by signing a decree ruling that the mass deportation placed on leave in the nineteen forties was a twinkle of guarant