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wen hair care. millions of people are throwing out their shampoo and have started using wen, getting the healthiest, best-looking hair of their lives. >> male announcer: created by world-renowned hair expert chaz dean, wen is the first ever cleansing conditioner. unlike traditional shampoos that can strip your hair, wen actually makes your hair softer, shinier, and stronger the very first time you use it. >> female announcer: wen is the number-one cleansing conditioner because it's the only thing that can change everything for your hair. >> male announcer: have you ever wondered why your hair is dry, frizzy, dull, and color-faded?

>> weñ)are taking a look using our 360 camera in the south bay.we are traveling on the northbound direction. you can see green lights, no traffic, a nice early start. this is walnut creek, southbound 680, still flowing with light traffic until you get to highway 24 and when you round the corner you see where the tail lights are flashing. this accident involving three vehicles is cleared to the shoulder and we do are some backups coming through pleasanton. pretty heavy traffic at 28 miles per hour coming away from 580 and we fake you to san kristen and eric? >> a popular bicycle is pulled off the street in a recall. >> and a red flag over the apple watch that could turn into a billion dollar problem.

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. >> the same story of madison wen, the former vice mayor of san jose. we are talking about a group of people that have come over several generations. we are starting to see some major change. asian-americans are 5% of the nation's population. in california, we are talking about asian-americans making up nearly 14%, 1 out of 7 of the state's residents. with the national data, they are the fastest growing group in the state. faster growing than latinos. not so with asian-americans. they are the number one group. >> we understand this is a demographic that is growing. talk about the political impact and the high-profile asian-americans who are now in office here in california. >> high profile is a good word. six out of california's 63

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wen hair care.ted using wen, getting the healthiest, best-looking hair of their lives. >> male announcer: created by world-renowned hair expert chaz dean, wen is the first ever cleansing conditioner. unlike traditional shampoos that can strip your hair, wen actually makes your hair softer, shinier, and stronger the very first time you use it. >> female announcer: wen is the number-one cleansing conditioner because it's the only thing that can change everything for your hair. >> male announcer: have you ever wondered why your hair is dry, frizzy, dull, and color-faded? most likely the problem isn't your hair.

jose priest facing bank fraud and tax evasion charges according to the san francisco chronicle all, wen sole authority to the catholic center between 2005 and 2008 allegedly depositing $19,000 worth of donation checks into his personal account. officials say he failed to defend more than $1 million in income to the irs. wen worked for the archdiocese of san jose for more than 20 years. >>> san jose airport increasing security after five breaches in the past year. the airport is installing a higher fence around its perimeter. the new fence is 10 feet tall with a foot of barbed wire along the top. the first phase of work is focused on the southwest corner of the airport. >> we recognize this area has a lot more at dimity due to the soccer stadium, due to the shopping center nearby and we need to start somewhere and we decided this is an area where we want to focus our attention first. >> at least for now the airport is playing for the fence but airport officials planned as the federal government to pitch in $9 million toward the cost of higher fence is as well as new high-tech security de

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all the wens are located in a far -- witness he are located in a far-way place in a conflict zone it takes them to gather all the information they need and move forward. >> could this back fire for palestinians? we heard about the amnesty international report saying serious are violations occurred especially with regard to hamas could this lead to charges on the palestinian leaders especially hamas? >> they can only refer the situation as a whole and already the prosecutor is looking into the situation as a whole. and i think given how politically sensitive this situation is they are going to be ultra ultracareful to look at all sides of the conflict. >> they have observer status at the u.n they have joined a number of other international treaties but they don't want anything having to do with palestinian statehood until statehood is sometime achieved, could this back fire in that way against the palestinian authority? >> it is hard to know. to change the legal facts on the ground right so they've obtained observer state status in the united nations guilty a intli a general assembly

we are going to jump by an additional 10 degrees between tuesday and wen.we head into your thursday, that's when that heat will start to crank. i want to take you out as we head throughout next weekend as well. temperatures will stay nice and warm. so, hey, maybe you haven't made those outdoor plans yet for this weekend. there is a lot going on. free events for you and the family taking place all across the bay area. we'll show you some of those coming up as we get into my next report. get ready for a little bit of a roller coaster ride in the weather department. more on that in moments. >>> still to come on "today in the bay." two separate neighborhoods coming together for the first time. up next, your chance to shape the future of san francisco. stay with us. while below, wrigley field where nature mingles with views of the bay. >> people who come up to the main post are disconnected. >> reporter: as construction crews finish the last traffic tunnels of the new presidio parkway, these two neighborhoods are coming together for the first time. >> the tunnel

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2,000 national guard troops were deployed along with a thousand baltimore police officers at 10:00 wen the curfew went into effect, in a show of civil disobedience, people kind of streamed out on to the streets, the police officers fired smoke canisters and pepper spray bullets that helped disperse the crowd so the feeling here is that the curfew is in fact working, pam? >>> all right. that's good news. what about the two night games were canceled the orioles doing something that's never happened before they are actually going to hold the game but it is closed to the public they'll play the game with no fans. >> yeah it is pretty nuts, never happened before, at 2:00 the orioles take on the chicago white sox. the only people who will be there beside the players will be members of the media and some security detail. no fans at all the commissioner of major league baseball decided it would not be a good idea to have people in the stands in light of what's going on here, then additionally baltimore scheduled to play the tampa bay rays here in baltimore but they have now moved that game to

>> weñ)are taking a look using our 360 camera in the south bay.we are traveling on the northbound direction. you can see green lights, no traffic, a nice early start. this is walnut creek, southbound 680, still flowing with light traffic until you get to highway 24 and when you round the corner you see where the tail lights are flashing. this accident involving three vehicles is cleared to the shoulder and we do are some backups coming through pleasanton. pretty heavy traffic at 28 miles per hour coming away from 580 and we fake you to san kristen and eric? >> a popular bicycle is pulled off the street in a recall. >> and a red flag over the apple watch that could turn into a billion dollar problem. >> a tech savvy solution to keep the family diet in check with a new kitchen design. stay tuned. [bulldog yawns] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets and

according to the indictment unsealed today wen came up with a scheme to deposit money from parishioners in to his personal bank account over a three-year period. he's also accused of under reporting his income by more than a million dollars. he's set to appear in federal court tomorrow. >>> san francisco sheriff mirkarimi now has a clean record. a judge decided to scrub his record on domestic violence charges. it involved an incident which he grabbed his wife's arm during an argument, leaving her bruised. he pleaded guilty and was sentenced three years probation. >> this is not some kind of fancy footwork tactic. in fact it would be ill advised of me or anyone in this position not to seek a 1203.4. quite common place in our criminal justice system. >> mirkarimi is running for re-election to his post in november. >>> turning now to california's drought emergency. over the weekend, state released its plan to get communities to conserve. governor has ordered mandatory 25% cutbacks state-wide. the new proposal customizes conservation goals based on current consumption. cities that lose less

i wen to the nats game last night and they won. and today i'm not there and -- tim: you need to go every day now. another rough start for the nationals against new york this afternoon for a team that was not shy about getting fitted for championship rings, the nationals have now lost their first series and are not even close to a world series caliber ballclub. let me take you back. steven strasburg was cruising into the inning. he has three errors leading to six unearned runs so far this season. and the wheels came off for strasburg. he hit a batter and then a single to right. the first of three singles. strasburg lasted only five innings, nine hits, six runs and the nats lose 6-3 and two out of the three for the mets. >> i'm all for owning up. i wish i would have put myself in a better position. i don't know i get a different hop. you know i wasn't expecting stuff like that. >> we're happy to have him on our club. so that's what i take from it. tim: take a step back and look at the whole. springtime has arrived at augusta national

the president has broke wen unions here. unions think it is a terrible deal. they think it will mean lower wages for workers here. they think it will mean human rights violations possibly overseas. they also think it could have problems including the environment. unionions opposed it and the a.f.l.-c.i.o. told me today they are going to launch ads. if there's a weak point on the hill, it's the house. right now the senate looks like it's behind the deal. >> ifill: except for chuck schumer who may be rising in the ranks of the senate shortly. >> thank god you said that. you're right. chuck schumer the heir-apparent to harry reid said he's skeptical about it. and here's what he needs to get on board. thee thinks there is no teeth on the deal, that all the countrieses can manipulate their currency and increase trade in their direction. schumer wantes more currency manipulation protections displiefl in the blink of an eye the president came out with a statement supporting this agreement today. what the is significant of a white house endorsement? >> i think it's hu

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on china wen kissinger went to china on the secret trip, he took with -- when kissinger went to china on a secret trip, he took me with him. when henry asked you to do something, you do it. and so i went. the interesting thing about it to me was that at a certain point we began talking about vietnam and he mentioned a couple of key points. afterwards, kissinger asked me, is there anything in his key points which deviates in the substantive -- in a substantial way from what the vietnamese are saying? i said no. to me that meant we could not count on the chinese to pull our irons out of the fire. i think that was the key point. >> joe and i had to send his transcript to hanoi. i do think, and it was shown they were not going to pull our irons out of the fire. they could get us out of vietnam and away from their borders in a way that would not undercut our world credibility and balancing of the soviet union. i think they did argue to hanoi you will get your prize in the long run. >> that was an important modification. kathleen mcfarland: that was talking about vietnam with the chinese se

i don't care if you are number one or number wen ten.sts tonight. you will be performing at the billboards. >> i am. >> i know you can't tell me what. >> i heard that i can't. >> reporter: but he did give us a taste after all. >> okay. ready. >> there we go. ♪ >> reporter: is that it? that's for tomorrow's song? >> i got to prep you. >> okay. i want to hear it. yes! fantastico. >> girl got moves. >> reporter: so there you got it a teeny tiny glimpse of what he will be performing a. big collaboration tonight at the billboard music awards. jennifer lopez will be performing a tribute to sell na on the 20th anniversary of her death. i'll have her interview here tomorrow on "today." guys back to you. >> don't worry so much. we will probably never show that dancing footage again. >> yes, you will. you can catch billboard matin music awards tonight. >>> up next want a body big i like beyonce the man and the plan that got her in the best ship of her life. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> we are back with more of "viva today" getting you in shap

i'm joined by patricia wen from the boston globe.en we have the marathon happening right before the start of the penalty phase. >> i think this is a very emotional time. fortunately today's event went smoothly, it's a happy occasion. but tomorrow the trial really pivots into a whole new direction. the guilt phase obviously unfolded like a documentary, the defense admitted that dzhokhar tsarnaev did it and the prosecution just sort of unfolded his whole case. starting tomorrow we're going to be -- the jury will be faced with this profound decision whether he deserves the death penalty. >> when we think about the boston strong and resilience yens of the community, the timing of all of this as you look at this from a distance it's just so compelling and complicated all at the same time but what is the resiliency factor and feeling in an around boston as this is taking place? >> i think the fact that the anniversary of the bombing was last week marathon was today, i think it may be a factor but quite frankly this trial, the jury selectio

wen you talk about making millions of dollars you have to talk about it that you have responsibilities model. to a certain extent. >> we know hernandez isn't the first player who'sle fallen from grace. o.j. simpson belcher, carouth . others have gone down the wrong path and done so in very self-destructive ways for a young man like aaron hernandez who now it's all gone with life behind bars and no possibility for parole and the fact that he'll face another trial for a double homicide that happened in 2012. from a perspective of just the nfl in your opinion do you think the nfl should do a better job making sure the players are on the right path at all times with having the right mentors, the right life influences to make sure they don't fall in a bad way like hernandez. >> you're absolutely right. that's a perfect subject for the nfl to capitalize on and to go out and have former players. even myself. currently right now i'm a federal agent. i i enjoy my job. i would love to go out and mentor to some of the young adults about life after football during football and how you should carry

wen often used by the opponents of marriage equality for several decades. on tuesday the supreme court will hear oral arguments on whether state restrictions on same-sex marriage are constitutional. if the court rules that the state marriage bans are unconstitutional marriage equality will become the law of our land. in the last ten years we have witnessed sizeeismic shifts on american opinion on law. massachusetts became the first u.s. state to legalize same-sex marriage. after the department of justice ceased defending doma in the federal courts this 2013 the supreme court found that the core of the defense of marriage act was unconstitutional. it has become one of the most defining issues of the civil rights movement for lgbq communities, the right to marry. what started in 1970 may come to a dramatic conclusion in this term of the court. joining he professor of constitutional law at nyu and author of "speak now, marriage equality on trial." the book is an extraordinary text for a lot of reasons. one just to remind us of how long this struggle has been.

wen strop. >> dr. wenstrop votes aye. mr. agular. mr. agular votes no. miss wolorski votes aye. mr. burn. mr. burn votes aye. mr. graves. mr. graves votes aye. mr. zinci. mr. zinci votes aye. ms. stephenic. ms. stefanic votes aye. ms. mcsally votes aye. mr. knight. mr. knight votes aye. mr. mcarthur. mr. mcarthur votes aye. mr. russell. mr. russell votes aye. mr. wilson. mr. wilson votes aye. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 36 aye votes 27 no votes. >> the amendment is adopted. next will be a roll call vote on amendment number 92 by mr. wilson regarding national historic register. the clerk will call the roll. >> chairman thornberry. >> aye. >> chairman thornberry votes aye. mr. smith. mr. smith. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones. mr. jones votes aye. miss sanchez. miss sanchez votes no. mr. forbes. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. brady. mr. brady votes no. mr. miller. mr. miller votes aye. mr. davis. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. longevin. mr. lobiono. mr. lobiondo votes aye. mr. larson. mr. bush p. mr. bush p votes aye. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes no. mr. turner

employees out there dif viing and sacrificing and doing great service, and their morale is hurting wenis. the problem is it tends to be folks in the management chain that do that. my question to the three soft you is what would be the most effective thing that we can do? i don't want to belittle the training part of it. i should go on record and be clear. it's good to get a refresher course on what's legal and all of that. so i'm going all of that. it seems to be a central focus on what we're going to do to this change that. i would ask the three of you what should we be doing more of? >> i think the definition, when you use the wester's definition of a whistleblower, that in itself is really derogatory. and you know i don't think that in itself just ills a lot of people. when they think whistleblower, they think negative. you have to embrace the whistleblower and acknowledge that. and acknowledge that there are problems, and you have to resolve those problems. i think acknowledgment and that openness, the transparency is important. we have the retaliation, that seems to be the first s

. >> is there a good reason to have that date visible to the public wen you go into a store?g it. is there a reason to have it shown to us? >> for most it's about stock rotation, really for the grocery stores so they make sure they are not leaving things on the shelf for too long. as individuals we can use our senses more and use better common sense. >> we are talking now about household food waste. let's talk about on farms. this is not, as your documentary said, the leading cause of food waste, but what about the food that's thrown away? there was a shot in the film about a mountain of bananas because they weren't the perfect shape. how much of that's going on? >> there is ton thes of it going on. the banana example is also an example of a peach grower we met in california. he throws away between 30 and 70% of his peaches because they are not the right shape, color or they have a blemish on them. >> how much of this is the consumer essentially demanding perfect-looking food? >> here is where the controversy comes in. stores say people demand perfect food. we are saying give

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and the best evidence is you saw a lot of speculation in the press wens once we got the document on february 5th. what's in it what's not in it? what changes were made leading up to january 26th? what does it mean broadband subscriber access was removed? none of the details were public and no one knew how to comment on it because they didn't know what was in the plan. >> now with regard to the substance. >> with respect to substance i think the text of the communications act and the fcc's own precedence make it difficult for title 2 to be applied to the broadband industry. one example, with respect to the mobile broadband, section 332 explicitly prohibits private mobile service. to be sure through the order if you had a chance to read it, you'll see all sorts of legal gymnastics in which the fcc cleverly tries to redefine the public switch network in order to have it apply to the internet the mobile broadband services but i don't think a review in court is certainly going to see that passes muster. and with wire line. i would argue there are substantial hurdles the agency is going to have to

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there's a part of the whole counter narrative from the wen institutional level., you show them they can't even hold ground. they can take cities as hostages entire cities but they really can't -- they don't have real authority. they can't hold on to the ground. i think this is the strategy here that the more pressure that's put on them the more land they lose, the greater the argument that this is not a legitimate cally fate. >> at the same time when you talk about ra ma day being in focus this week isis on the brink of taking over you had some u.s. military officials this week saying look even if it falls, it's not the end of the campaign, not the end of the world. senator mccain came out responding to that saying that's absolutely the wrong assessment and saying, quote, disregard inging the strategic importance is a denial of reality and an insult o to the families of hundreds brave young americans who were killed and wounded during the surge fighting to free ra ma day from the grip of al qaeda. how important is it? >> i think it's very important. i hate to say

what happens wen a cop goes to somebody and can't asking for identification.ne is urinating in public i'm not saying arrest them but you should have the ability, you should are the the ability to bring them into the station. there's warrants out there. one turnstyle jumper there's week. he had a loaded gun on him. >> you had too much coffee this morning. >> you live in disney world. that's the problem. >> you're in chicago, right? >>. >> no that's not fair. that's not fair. now come on. how do you respond to this? mayor de blasio, police commissioner bratton, they say your position is all washed up. it makes no sense at all. >> well i think de blasio is a wimp and is afraid to make a decision. because what people are saying is de blasio is going to turn new york city right to left. he's going to turn it into a toilet. but the problem is bo had way too much coffee. if a guy jumps over a turnstyle you can't ask for his id. if police have a reasonable suspicion, they can ask for your id. he's making this up. >> let me finish. bo let me finish. >> you don't have t