this is not william white, but this is bryant park. this is bryant park now. to institute the necessary improvements, some of them financed by public-private partnership. in a sense these city and public caught up with jacob's white with the concept of the public realm just in time to realize help public space was -- how public space was being occupied by powerful agencies focused on security and powerfulnce and agencies exploiting the public advertisement. i would just say about the coke theater, thish $100he gift of 100 -- million from david koch.

this is not william white, but this is bryant park. this is bryant park now. took decades to institute the necessary improvements, some of them financed by public-private partnership. in a sense these city and public caught up with jacob white with the concept of the public realm just in time to realize how public space was compromised by the neoliberal ruling class and occupied by powerful agencies focused on security and surveillance and powerful agencies exploiting the public advertisement. i would just say about the koch theater, this was the gift of $100 million from david koch. the theater had been created with the idea that was a gift from new york citizens to themselves. it was called the new york state theater from the beginning. and mr. koch was also financing, paid $65 million to create the koch plaza in front of the metropolitan museum, which will open soon, pretty much outside his window. this gives to the heart of agency and authority. some of the most intriguing examples of -- there he is seen with his wife. so, the construction site. some of th

this is not william white, but this is bryant park. this is bryant park now. it took decades to institute the necessary improvements, some of them financed by public-private partnership. in a sense these city and public caught up with jacob's white with the concept of the public realm just in time to realize help public space was -- how public space was being occupied by powerful agencies focused on security and powerfulnce and agencies exploiting the public advertisement. i would just say about the coke theater, thish $100he gift of 100 -- million from david koch. it was called the new york state theater from the beginning. was also financing, page $65 million to create the front of the metropolitan museum, which will open soon, pretty much outside his window. to the heart of agency and authority. some of the most intriguing examples of -- there he is seen with his wife. so, the construction site. some of the most intriguing examples of lyrical action in public space are not protests the reconfiguration of public spaces by people, urban designers and architec

home from john muir middle school when she said in their white or latino man and a white man approached her on williamseet she refused his offer server what right home. the second incident happened thursday morning box like it 15 year-old girls are with the school to such an approach at pam man with a red burgundy a cb. describe him as being in his 60s with gray hair. and the right or hispanic she also declined >> : grins and hopefully they educate the children walk in pairs. >> : the penalties to cases are connected. coming up for you to apple samsung battle with the spores are finally over as the verdict was reached. all those big win for apple the explain why there also ordered to pay fines. plus this what the her what she sang with british about sterling and consider my days after being banned from the nba. coming up a story old see only here on kron 4 of show you how parking in san francisco could cost to close to $600. all the cousins failed to do one simple thing box plan the next addition of people behaving badly in line when la quinta.com sends sales rep steve hatfield the ready for you alert,

known sports dad in the country, richard williams, he is the father of the tennis superstars, venus ander is radio. that he's got a new booked called "black and white: the way i see it" mr. williams thank you very much for coming. i now you're a proud father. you've been involved in sports for a long, long time. do you feel that there is racism in the world of sports? >> yes, i do. certainly. >> schieffer: how did that affect your daughters as they were coming up? >> they had been -- i had -- played music, called all kinds ever names, prepared them for it. and sports is going to be this way. always be prejudice. subject that we don't talk about, to linger on. but i think the talk about have open discussion like you're doing we were concerned with that problem. >> schieffer: what is your take on this whole thing with the clippers, the nba acted pretty quickly. i take it you would agree with what they have done here? >> he definite lie would agree. let me tell you why. first and foremost i look at my background i think that the owner of the clippers, he might have been disgusted doesn't matter how disgusted you become you have to be careful how you s

williams. welcome everybody. another week. another investigation. the whiteouse now launching a probe into leaking the name of a top cia spy. add that to investigations of the va scandal, benghazi, the nsa, the irs, jonathan, i'm running out of letters. is it time to stop probing and start making some decisions? >> well, it's pro-american decisions here. that's the thing here. what is this? almost two years after benghazi. no one has been captured. no one has been killed. the irs scandal, i believe one person was fired. there's been no systemic change to our terrible system. obama has been spying on american reporters like the ap and fox's james rosen. meanwhile, as you said, leaking the names of an american spy. lots of speeches from obama. they say he's a great orator and i'm starting to think that's all he is. it's more antiamerican rather than actually putting american first and leading this great country. >> sure, wayne, jonathan pointing out a few but we didn't talk about fast and furious. we didn't talk about the secret service partying scandal. we did

mary katharine ham and juan williams, both are fox news analysts. whitevilege caused rodger to murder? are you buying that one? >> i think that's ridiculous, i'm glad you called her out of. i'm going to call you out, bill. i know you as a guy who will object to beyonce and her get in the back of the car sexual lyrics for young girls. i know you are a guy who said to me, you know, these kids who get lost in these video game fantasies, they are damaging to their minds and to their values. and so we live, bill today in a pornographic culture in hollywood, in the music, and for us to close our eyes and say oh, you can't call it out, that's not what caused. this i think that's like walking around with blinders on pretending there is not a real danger in a very much distorted and corrupted culture. >> let me reply to that because you are making not complimented -- complicated point but. they are saying cause and effect. white privilege caused that murder. that's insane. okay? anybody knows that's crazy. all right. an internet site where men complain about women

after the break, warren williams will be weighing in on this week and what's ahead for the future of the white house. and a pilot whose passion for flying turned into a career that had him flying high on marine one. taking care of four presidents. >> we lift under the flight path going to logan airport and boston. that is what i want to do. >> plus, some political insiders are wondering if republicans may take control of the senate this fall. chairman republicans are gathering in new orleans to try to make that happen. we'll have a live report from the republican leadership conference, stay right with us. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. ♪ i don't always have timeh to eat like

was walking home from john muir middle school when of what or hispanic male and white van approached her on here on williams street. he/she decline left the area and return home. this incident occurred around 730 this morning on thursday. just a few blocks from the first incident. 15 year-old girl was on her way to school and a bus stop when she approached by a man and a red or burgundy colored sports vehicle did cauchy he describes the '60s and gray hair. neither white and hispanic male. the cinnamon asked a person if she let the red school as well. we all of the two incidents are connected. and this is part but it will offer a full tilt for the doctors treat >> : their are asking people to talk to the children about 50. none the less easily encourage people to educate their children at this final compares and if you are approached by someone or and then it nearest adult trees >> : back live now anyone with information possessed was set pot suddenly entered pleas department. new tonight at 81 of the moat sertorius by thieves in contra costa county coroner barkley's they arrested the suspect in pleasant hil

white. he's also juan williams' son. if we know anything about juan williams with, the flagrant sexual harasser -- and this is in the record, go google -- and the reactionary person that he is, i'm not surprised his son works on behalf of the republican national committee. however, ebony magazine saw fit when the republican committee demanded an apology for the tweet, ebony magazine, the publishing company that published the picture of emmett till's desecrated body, kowtowed and apologized to the republican national committee. and so what i said to them on twitter, i was, like, no, you apologize to the republicans when they apologize for gutting the voting rights act. [applause] and so if we have institutions, it is our own fault if we don't hold them accountable. >> okay. thank you. next question, please. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, dr. ford. my name is sylvia canard, i'm an attorney for this constitution. for this institution, and thank you very much for your comments. last year we actually gave a lifetime achi

infamous law firm that defended almost every radical in the united states, black or white, during the '60s and early '70s. william kuntsler is still very well-known for taking on unpopular clients. that is where she learned her law, at the feet, basically, of arthur cannoy, the partner of kuntsler. she had an fbi file, i mean, this thick. her second husband, bruce, came from a staunchly republican family. maxwell rabb, his father, was, i believe, reagan's ambassador to italy. he was eisenhower's cabinet secretary -- staunchly republican family. and bruce rabb was in the civil-rights liaison office of richard nixon, again a republican white house. and his wife was considered by the fbi as a subversive, and she lost a number of jobs because of the kinds of meetings she was going to, being a lawyer for one client or another. she became the lawyer of the women's caucus and the class-action suit that represented all the women at the new york times in every job. and she also was the best-known lawyer for the plaintiffs in the sex discrimination suits in the media during the early '70s ... c-span: judge david ... >> gue

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white. he is also juan williams son.lagrant sexual harasser and this is in the record and the reactionary person that he is not surprised that his son works on behalf of the republican national committee. however avenue magazine saw fit when the republican committee demanded an apology ebony magazine that magazine at the publishing company that published the picture of emmett till's desecrated body kowtowed and apologized to the republican national committee. they apologize for gutting the voting rights act. [applause] if we have institutions and it was our own fault if we don't hold them accountable. >> thank you. next question please. [applause] >> thank you. my name is silvia canard. i am the chief diversity officer and an attorney for this institution and thank you very much for your comments. last year we actually gave a lifetime achievement award to faith ringgold so faith ringgold so it is alive and honored to see her here again. my question to the panel is this. he talked about the tentacles of capitalism that cu

white house since reports revealed that the n.s.a. had intercepted phone calls involving her and other german officials. >>> prince william and prince harry are in the united states. >> harry! harry! >> yikes. node to warn people to cover their ears. screaming fans waited after they join friends for a barbecue in downtown memphis in town for a wedding. prince william took his wife as his date and prince harry is expected to attend girlfriend, -- attend without the girlfriend. they recently broke up. >> here is mike and the forecast. >> you were screaming, too, truth be told. >> every time when you walk in the building, mike. >> screaming hike "get away, get away." it is hot. but it will be cooler. we are 85 today but back near the 73 average tomorrow and also on sunday. cooler on monday at 69. then we climb back wednesday into thursday. temperatures will be above average. around the state, we are still around 92 in chico and 93 in sacramento and mid-80's to nearly 90 in san diego and 101 in palm springs. if you are headed to lake, 70, well above the average of 59. it will be breezy and cooler through the week. safe travels. >> we have a b

country and around the world, i would say that william worthy is the single most important journalists that they have never heard of. i think if bill worthy was a whiteand had not been an african-american journalist, he would be much better known than he is right now. i actually came across william worthy by accident. i was researching the correspondence of david belanger who was one of the most famous .pacifists it was during the 1968 democratic convention in chicago. the correspondence between him and the founder of the catholic worker movement door the day, and of course it was founded in the 1930's with the anarchist, pacifist movement within the catholic church. and they both had traveled to in fidel early on castro's first few years in office following the cuban revolution of new year's. in the course of reading the correspondence between david dellinger and dorothy day, they were debating what the position of pacifists should be on a violent revolution, the outcome supported.e they i came across the name of a journalist i never heard of named william worthy and read the correspondence of the three of them debating these issues, all of them hav

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carolina and if you go to asheville you know it's a predominantly white community started by white people. talk to williambarber and said hey can we start in naacp and he said i don't know why not and they are growing it and there may consider man's because they know if they need employment in the need to go to the doctor and they need a better lives of your north carolina this thing is spreading to south carolina to georgia and even in missouri. i'm telling you whether it's fast food workers or folks in north carolina attacked by the right-wing swing or the national alliance for domestic workers organizing all over the place, restaurant opportunity centers are organizing all over the place demanding that this sub minimum wage be raised to a livable wage for people. there is something going on and i'm going to tell you as a politician we have not gotten the memo quite yet. politicians see the light when they feel the heat. what i'm telling you and i just want to add the postal workers know that darryl issa and the folks who want to privatize them have them in their sights. they are doing something about i

william devein. along with kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, this is "the five." the whitese seems caught off guard by the v.a. scandal. but they seem caught off guard by the sun. i haven't seen an entity more constantly surprised by its own ineptitude since britt tamm lin. how did this happen? for president you elect a navy war hero held captive for five years. oh, wait, we didn't. you get what you

melissa: william, thank you so much for that report. this week money and tweets calling on white house to respond to the cbo stagger being report that the 10:10 -- 10.10 minimum wage would cost jobs. jason furman, spoke to fox business's peter barnes earlier today. >> cbo report even on its own terms shows it would help the economy it, would help workers. we think cbo overstated, was outside the consensus of economists in terms of the employment estimate put forward. melissa: hmmm. what do we think about that? peter morici, i will let you start. >> if you recall janet yellen said cbo was in better position to assess this than the white house. if you recall man is being political. i think he should recognize he has life after the white house and he has to come back to play where i am and he is losing his, his credibility by saying these kind of things. it could cause upward to a million jobs. you can't get around that. it is a dumb thing to do. melissa: it says a lot about kind of jobs we're getting back as we look at unemployment numbers, that we have so many protests going on ou

williams went there to speak to edward snowden. he's granted asylum in this country. >>> the white house is asking his top lawyer how the identity of the cia station chief in afghanistan was leaked to the public, to 6,000 people. this happened sunday when president obama was preparing for a briefing for a visit to afghanistan. the names of everyone meeting with the president, including the cia chief were released and distributed. the cia station's chief identity is supposed to be classified. >>> now on hold, a major obama administration of deportation procedures. asked to look into a way to shield 11 million undocuments immigrants from being deported. now, the administration says it is moving the review to the back burner. it pushes congress to act on immigration reform instead. the white house wants to give the republicans in the house a chance to find agreement by pushing it back. >> immigration reform is always sticky, really sticky. some people think there's a better chance than we have had to get something done this time around. >>> the house veteran's committee holds a meeting tonight. the facility kept secret lists, kept som

on wednesday authorities say a middle school stood was walking home on williams street on orchard avenue when a man driving a whitether she won a ride. she said no the man took off and after the girl what start walking toward other nearby students. authorities say that city police will be providing extra patrol checks in and around the school area. we're going to have the very latest in the search for the driver coming up on the news tonight at 8:00. >> : usx of the $10,000 now being offered as a reward after deadly hit-and-run. the crash happened saturday morning at investigators face 68 year-old william was walking and telegraph when a car hit him please to have a suspect description and are still looking for any evidence that this could >> : this side we should ask ourselves some difficult for farm questions around these issues. >> : president roh obama calling for our review of the death penalty after a botched execution and oklahoma. execution was disrupted in the death row convict started convulsing following a lethal injection he died later from a heart attack. does recall the incident deeply troubling and

white students accused of bullying their black roommate. police say the students put a bike lock on the neck of donald williams repeatedly taunting him with racial slurs, and barricaded him in his dorm room. news of the abuse sparked protests on the campus last november. the expelled students are banned from enrolling in any california state university. a fourth student linked to the abuse is on probation for the rest of the college career. >>> the warriors and the clippers are set to play 7th game of the play-off series in a couple of hours but overshadowing the game is the woman at the center of the donald sterling scandal. v stiviano told barbara walters the clippers owner is not racist. wendy gillette with how stiviano is defending sterling's remarks. >>> reporter: v stiviano says l.a. clippers owner donald sterling is confused and traumatized. earlier this week, the nba banned him for life over racist statements he allegedly made during a private conversation with her. she granted an exclusive interview with abc's barbara walters. >> i think the things he says are not what he feels. anyone can say anything in the heat of the moment. >> repo

white house. >> we've been of course focusing so intently on brian williams interview with edward snowden and seeingght and left and certainly from younger people who believe so passionately as we all do in internet freedom that the tradeoff, they don't have the right balance between personal privacy and national security. >> and for everybody i think it's been an educational process that it is a balance. it can't be all one thing. it can't be the other. where do you strike the balance in the middle of the one thing that i think is interesting, andrea mitchell, we had a chance to talk with ed green wall and ask him, have you been able to identify anyone who was actually harmed by what the nsa was doing? and at that time he was unable to identify anyone although he said he was working on. maybe we'll find out someone who was harmed. it's a strange situation where the nsa has been unable to prove their caught terrorists using the controversial methods and critics unable to prove if anyone was harmed. we have an immense several kinds of potential danger but don't know what the stakes are, do we? >> no,

william devein. along with kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, this is "the five." the white house seems caught off guard by the v.a. scandal. but they seem caught off guard by the sun. i haven't seen an entity more constantly surprised by its own ineptitude since britt tamm lin. how did this happen? for president you elect a navy war hero held captive for five years. oh, wait, we didn't. you get what you paid for. what do we get for turning the election into theater? looks over forces. commencement speakers say get involved. but they really mean self-involved and that means serving you, not your country. using fake concern, selfishness is the new selflessness and real sacrifice is viewed as suckers' work. this perversion is helped by the media. they give obama a pass on all things because he's like them. he's their selfie. this leads to a white house that shuns responsibility as it clumsily bumps into real world chaos as if it just learned to walk. no wonder vets like toys in the attic, a country no longer needs. they serve us and expect help from those whose ideology mocks

white house, including a shrinking economy. let's bring in our panel. judge andrew napolitano, juan williams, and charles krauthammer. we should point out there are a growing number of democrats judge who are calling for the resignation of shinseki. there are 11 of them, senate democrats, 7 expected to face tough reelection bids in the fall. there are also more than a dozen house democrats calling for shinseki to step down. late this afternoon, it kept on coming with another release after another. >> i think it's rather obvious it's only a matter of time before secretary/general shinseki goes because jay carney cannot afford many more press conferences like that, and the president will soon not be able to get behind a podium with the press in front of the podium without having to answer those questions. it is inconceivable that he could keep general shinseki on the job when his press secretary could not answer the simple question, does the president have confidence in the secretary's ability. he answered the question using the word confident but it was a play on words. i don't think any of this is secretary shinseki'

william devein. along with kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, this is "the five." the whiteaught off guard by the v.a. scandal. but they seem caught off guard by the sun. i haven't seen an entity more constantly surprised by its own ineptitude since britt tamm lin. how did this happen? for president you elect a navy war hero held captive for five years. oh, wait, we didn't. you get what you p

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and the red carpet looks are dazzling at the white house correspondents' dinner. >>> and their best friend's wedding, the princes take memphis. what made williamrry's wild and crazy night. >>> and the new "it" diet taking over instagram. can it really help you lose 15 pounds in 30 days? and baby, oh, baby, emeril and the mother of all surprises. are you ready for our most personal and emotional breakfast in bed ever? and there's a twist you'll never see coming. >>> plus, rick springfield here live going viral for his unexpected "star wars" audition. all that and r2-d2 is here live as we say -- >> good morning, america. whoo! ♪ >> happy monday. happy cinco de mayo. see everyone out there in their sombreros this morning. we are celebrating today. also let's take a look at emeril now getting ready for our biggest and most emotional surprise ever. this one is so terrific. 15th anniversary of breakfast in bed and this is going to be one of the very best, very personal. top secret, all the details. we can't tell you anything more right now but you do not want to miss it. >> i want to say something but i know we can't. just so hard to keep -- >> i kn

william kyle carpenter for his combat actions in afghanistan in 2010. he left the service due to the wounds he suffered. he's a full-time student at the university of south carolina. the ceremony at the whiteouse, june 19. >> a lot of people wear breathe right strips, especially to avoid snoring at night and while we don't think it's a big problem, the horse named california chrome now competing for the triple crown wears the horse version of nasal strips. there was a question whether he would be able to wear it in the belmont stakes in new york june 7th. today permission was granted. he made it two in a row with the preakness just this past week. and this will either make you feel young or old, but think about what it means for mick jagger. he's now a great grandfather, his 21-year-old granddaughter gave birth to a baby girl today. jagger, who is 70 is also about to become a grandfather again soon. >>> the prestigious peabody awards were handed out and while nbc news was awarded for poverty in america called "in plain sight," we were proud to be there for tom brokaw who accepted a peabody for his life's work in television news. >>> when we come back, a family we introduced you to on frida

william shatner 1960s series. i like it. >> a couple more interesting, air quotes, if you don't mind. grace is wearing the red and whiteg donna karan. check out her hair. >> @u a1ñ that's the thing apparently. >> mary kate and ashley. there you have them wearing their usual burlap sacks. >> neil patrick harris, couples category here, husband david burtka. >> what, what, what? >> hard to comment on dude's outfits. what are the tails? >> what are the tails? with the white in the back there. >> i'm not so digging the tails. >> the short pants like flood level pants as we used to say in grade school. >> and white michael jackson socks. >> i'm telling you. >> interesting. >>> beyonce and jay-z of course both looking stunning as usual. my goodness. >> all right johnny depp here in ralph lauren. >> he is wearing -- look at his shoes. >> he has the cane and with amber hurd. >> and kim and kanye looking dashing i must say. >> absolutely, positively. >> social media having fun with the fashions for sure. >> katie holmes according to social media stole her look from belle out of "beauty and the beast" and i agree. >> some of the

. >> william bernard, also known as whitey, says battaglia is one of his few friends on the unit. >> me and whitey, we're friendly. he's good people. he's white like him. i mean, i'm not racist, but just have my set ways. >> bernard says he's growing more confident these days. along with his new mohawk, he's learned new ways to get by. like trading commissary items. >> everything's for sale. everything. everything has a price. even these little packets of sugar. get ten of these, it's worth $1. three of the oatmeals are worth two soups. >> i give you a hit for that one. i would give you a haircut for free. >> i just got my haircut. my hair looks good. >> i woke up one morning and i didn't want to get out of bed. i was just depressed. just wanted, like, some type of change, i know, because like you're in here and you don't have any control over anything. and i -- basically the only control i have is my hairstyle. and so i wanted the haircut. >> coming up -- >> i'm feeding you and you're providing a service for me. you help me. you clean my room, heat up my water in the morning, wash my dishes after i eat. >> nick battaglia and his new cell mat

new bombshells to our brian williams claiming he was a much bigger player in the intelligence community than the government would have us know. it's no secret how the white, hey, ed, if you are such a patriot, come home and face the music. >> that's right. we're watching the market today as well. especially the housing market. are we racing towards the next bubble? if so, is it time to rethink homeownership? i'm abby huntsman. if you are unsure about whether to rent or buy, our friends at the "new york times" will show us a simpler way to crunch the numbers. >> look, speaking of numbers, invest a few minutes in today's barometer. i'll make a case for why bankers aren't all bad. i should know. i was one. >>> you are the first class to graduate since 9/11 who may not be sent into combat in iraq or afghanistan. a question each of you will face is not whether america will lead, but how we will lead? as we move to a train and advise mission in afghanistan, our reduced presence there

the white house is not sure about shinseki's ability to repair the damage at the v.a. >> thank you so much, jim acosta "outfront." montel williamshe military before his television career. you just heard jay carney. we're waiting to see the review. >> you see, this is the problem. it's still the political conversation, and guys are dying every day. you know, i wanted to tell you, i wanted to stop to the top and say one thing. i have to apologize to the president of the united states, myself, right now. i have to do so because yesterday i made a statement about something that he didn't say at the speech at west point and this has been politicized. and i didn't want this to be politicized like it's being politicized right now. we're not talking about the truth. >> you didn't talk about this v.a. scandal. >> all i wanted him to say, and i didn't write his speech, but i was saying, the point was i remember sitting at the united states naval academy, listening to the keynote speech of my graduation, getting ready to throw my hat in the air. and i would have loved to this time have heard from the president of the united states say, no

william, thank you. jon: there are some new accusations concerning those benghazi talking points that have become so controversial. what a watchdog group is saying now about the white house response to a terror attack that left four americans dead. >>> also we want to hear from you on that story on garage hopping, the teen in montana, shot and killed while visiting someone else's garage. it got us what teenagers call fun these days. do you think teens are behaving worse these days? are we more aware of what they are up to? go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. click on the america's asking tab. you can weigh in with your thoughts. avo: wherever your journey takes you the expedia app helps you save with mobile-exclusive deals download the expedia app text expedia to 75309 expedia, find yours jenna: coming back with fox news alert, just after 11:30 eastern time. speaker boehner is making his weekly address to the press right now. talking a little bit about the economy. just mentioned the keystone pipeline as well. talking about jobs. obviously there's a lot going on capitol hill today. benghazi is one of those topics that we'll be speaking about that next. we'll watch to s

william hogue junior was struck and killed. the driver stopped, looked at him and then left. police say that the driver may have been in a whiteudi or infinity. >>> a vigil is being held in his neighborhood. neighbors and friends are encouraged to bring flowers for an altar. people in the neighborhood said he would meet his friends every morning at the local pete's coffee shop. >>> a police commander will be there to share information and listen to concerns. the vigil starts in less than an hour at nine on 50th street and telegraph avenue. >> police are investigating a crash that killed an 18-year- old and left a young driver in critical condition. it happened just after four yesterday afternoon at north first street. police say that the victim's car may have run a red light which caused it to crash into a second vehicle and then hit a traffic light pole. the family in the second vehicle was not hurt. the woman who died was a passenger in the first car. the driver was transported to the hospital. police are still trying to determine if speed or alcohol was a factor in that crash. the names of the victims have the not been rele

to the wonderful hospitality here, i saw the ball that william howard taft threw at the first-ever presidential opening day pitch. i saw the "white sox locker" of memorabilia, and got to bask in the glory of the 2005 world series win. yes! at the hall's request, i contributed something of my own, which was the jacket i wore when i threw out the first pitch at the 2009 all-star game. i hear that with all the media attention about it, there was also some interest in the jeans i wore that night. but michelle retired those jeans quite a while back. so i love baseball; america loves baseball. it continues to be our national pastime. and for any baseball fan out there, you've got to make a trip here. but as much as i'd love to talk baseball all day -- and with a chicago legend, andre dawson, the "hawk," here today, it's hard not to want to talk baseball all day long -- i'm actually here to talk about jobs -- good, middle-class jobs. and believe it or not, places like this institution, the hall of fame, have something to do with jobs and economic growth. it's been about five and a half years since the worst economic crisis of our lifeti

to the wonderful hospitality here, i saw the ball that william howard taft through in the first-ever presidential opening-day pitcher. i saw the white house walker of to bask in and got the 2005 world series win. yes. request, ie's offered a jacket of my own. the mediat with all attention about it, there was also some interest in the jeans i wore that night. [laughter] but michelle retired those jeans quite a while back. i love baseball. america loves baseball. it continues to be our national pastime. for any baseball fan out there, you've got to make a trip you're -- trip here. as much as i would love to talk baseball all day and with a baseball legend here today, it is hard not to talk about baseball all day long, i am actually here to talk about jobs, good middle-class jobs. believe it or not, places like this institution, the hall of fame, is trying to do with jobs and economic growth. it has been about five and half years since the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes hit. thanks to the grit and determination of the american people, we have been steadily fighting our way back. over the last four years, our businesses have cre

william schaffner, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> there are breaking developments concerning the benghazi terror attacks. speaker of the house john boehner says he plans to move ahead with a special committee to investigate the white and turns in a live report coming up. people join angie's list for all kinds of reasons. i go to angie's list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> it's a long way from buckingham palace to memphis, tennessee, but royals saw double vision. prince william and prince harry both in town for a friend's wedding this weekend. last night, the second in line to the british throne and his kid brother were seen dining at a famous memphis barbecue dinner. >>> tens of millions of dollars in gold could be sitting on the ocean floo

who covers the white house for the associated press, syndicated columnist george will, author of the new book "a nice little place on the north side" about wrigley field and juan williamsll, we asked you for questions for the panel. and we got two on facebook that we want to put up. first of all, tom johnson asks, how can republicans conduct these investigations so they are not written off as more washington antics? and donna marie sykes writes, i want to know what the democrats are afraid of finding out. chris, they were writing about benghazi. how would you answer both of them when it comes to both benghazi and the pursuit of the irs investigation? >> i think that the answer to the first question is that it is a tall order. trey gowdy displays the right spirit and attitude. he is articulate. i think he'll be an effective chairman. but there are things he doesn't have that normally are needed in the situations. there is no tail wind afforded by a red hot media climate on this issue. there is more mainstream media buy in with this organization. that is always present in the past and when these investigations have worked because it required the politicians in both parti

williams and kirsten powers. i think kirsten and i are going to be on team hannity tonight. >> i call team jill. >> fair enough. i'm on team jill, i really am. juan, here is a whitese that pays women 8 8 cents for every dollar they pay men and gender gap in wages and his own payroll draws scrutiny. if this is true, does that make them hypocritical like obama's white house. >> i think you're so off base. obviously in the white house case they have women who populate lower level jobs at a gate great -- numbers? >> really. the median annual salary for women in the white house was 65 grand and $73,729. >> that's apples and oranges. we have the cabinet level and senior white house levels than women. that's just the reality. >> got a lock of shock -- >> what does that say about the white house they don't have senior women? are they qualified? that's an indictment in itself. >> well, okay, we can have that conversation, i think you should have more, but the fact is that the numbers that sean was siting here, i mean, really, i think that what is happening here is sean wants to attack the president and i think we get adele light out of attacking the gray mother ship there

made an arrest. 27-year-old rodney williams has been arrested on suspicion of homicide and probation violations. he is accused of killing 23- year-old der wreck whiteld in san francisco. anyone who witnessed the shotting is asked to call police. >>> we're learning about the 8- year-old girl who was shot in front of her home in east oakland. the mother says her daughter is still in critical condition at children's hospital in oakland and that she is paralyzed from the neck down. she's raising her daughter and her nephew on her own. >> she will have some use of her hands and some mobility moving forward, but it will be a long process. >> janian is cacology for heavy spending, it could start as early as october. kwan says it needs to increase the police force. the public will be able to give its opinion at two public hearings. >>> the man suspected of killing morgan hill teenager lamar, he made a brief appearance and it was the first time in court when the district attorney said he will seek the death penalty in the case. >> he's accused of killing the 15-year-old girl while he vanished on her way to school, her body has not been found. >> i would hop

white house correspondents march. this march was first performed in 1935 at our dinner at the willard hotel. expert ofs under the drum major williamtlemen, the marine band. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, seated at the head table, george from pepper hamilton. scott horsley from national public radio. margaret from bloomberg. news. knop from yahoo! doug mills from the new york times. carol from the washington journal. houserney -- the white press secretary. kristi from the tribune. questions -- joel mchale. april ryan from american urban radio network. major garrett from cbs news. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we are going to start dinner. i ask one favor. kindly andait staff let them get through this incredibly crowded room. enjoy your dinner. we will start the program in about an hour. enjoy. >> not sure which table are posting chuck schumer. the 100th anniversary of the year at an this event that has been a washington tradition since the 1920's. we are showing you live coverage . the speaking portion will get underway in about an hour. we're also watching your comments on facebook and twitter. tweets --i am such a nerd. s

solution in every case where we view the last word peter off paul williams thank you all for joy thank you open up earlier this week the white house released a major new report on the impact of global climate change what's in that report and will it affect the policy debate on capitol hill more on that after the break. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. global climate change is real destructive and to make matters worse it's already having a major impact all across our country those are the conclusions of a major new report released today by the national climate assessment and development advisory committee a white house task force charged with the analyzing the impact of global warming on american society two thousand and fourteen national climate assessment which is over eight hundred pages long and the combination of almost a decade's worth of peer reviewed science is only the third such report released since congress mandated regular updates on climate change in one nine hundred ninety but that won't dull its impact drought floods extreme weather events rising sea levels all these thin

williams flying coach after attending a friend's wedding. >> and he won his first mvp award. >> mom, you're the first mvp. >> and a new federal report on the effects of global climate change. >> the white house has released an 800-page on climate change. you know what i think is destroying the environment?0-page 800 page reports. can't you just tweet your response? air too warm? >>> welcome to "cbs this morning."od good morning, norah.morn >> good morning, charlie.ith >> protesters around the world kidnappi say the response to nigeria's kidnapping is too slow and too weak. the >> now nigeria is allowing the united states to help find the victim. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as the kidnappings continue, the u.s. is now getting involved some 23 days after the mass abduction of hundreds of nigerian school girls. while nigeria has welcomed this can offer, it's unclear when the u.s. will deploy or what they can actually do to rescue these girls. >> protests in the nigerian nigerian capital continue as at least e eight more girls were abducted. local police said the victims, ages 12 to 15 were taken by boko haram. haram, the the same terror group that announced on monda

every case or leave you the last word peter ruff and paul williams who can use some thank you all for joy thank you i mean up earlier this week the white house released a major new report on the impact of global climate change what's in that report and will it affect the policy debate on capitol hill more on that after the break. nothing has been done this complex by the military since world war two. this is quite frankly in historical terms the berlin airlift in reverse. order some seven point seven zero down to some load shifting on takeoff because you're going to become unstable you're talking really billions of dollars to move billions of dollars worth of equipment at what point used to cost no longer worth your best. chance are forcing that. six hundred finish line up. on. my hearing. but. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question for. global climate change is real destructive and to make matters worse it's already having a major impact all across our country those are the conclusions of a major