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i love the mets! (applause) beyond that it's time to check in with the 2016 presidential race and democalypse 2016. it's becoming a fire hazard. the hits keep on coming. >> former new york governor george pataki now announcing his bid for the white house. >> lindsay lohan of south carolina making it clear he's going to run for president. >> rick santorum announced he, too, is running for president. >> jon: guys, guys, guys! guys...i appreciate the effort. my mind's made up. i'm leaving the show. i'm not staying. >> donald trump says he's considering running for the republican nomination for president. (laughter) >> jon: i made up my mind! oh! (laughter) maybe i'll get a twitter account... (laughter) (cheers and applause) you know, honestly, how much fun could you really have covering this thing? >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a piece of coal. (laughter) >> jon: here we. go i know and if we let gay people marry we'll have to let fossilized carbon marry. slippery slope, i get it! (laughter) >> my gran

years have you been in charge of the met ball? 16, is that right? >> 16, maybe even 17. terrifyingly, yes. >> seth: it was a wonderful event. it is -- all of new york descends on the museum. and this year it was a little harder to get there because the president got in your way. >> yeah we got a call not from the white house, i was rather surprised. but we found out that the president was going to have a fundraiser just two or three blocks away from the museum exactly the same night. and as a result, i thought, "well i better leave my hotel room early." and we were completely completely stuck on madison avenue so i thought, "okay, i'm going to get out and walk." so i'm walking along with my head down, watching dress so i don't trip and a bicyclist comes out and nearly hits me. fortunately i have a very swift security guard and stopped him and i didn't arrive with two broken legs. 25 minutes early anyway. >> seth: that would have been -- that would have been a new york story for a hundred years if you would have been hit by a bicyc

>> met calf could effect all of the sites you've shown me. >> reporter: then a breach that met calf substation. this time they cut through a fence, stole expensive equipment and it was an indictment of the utility's claim of enhanced security. do you think pg&e has done enough now to prevent another met calf attack? >> we are doing everything we coo k. >> reporter: just 12 days after that interview, just a week after the second security breach at met calf, on august 30th she wrote this memo to pg&e president chris johns. it includes the security infrastructure has work to be done and she wrote in reality it's years away from a robust security posture. her words stand in stark contrast to what she told us 12 days before she wrote that memo. would you call that high level security? >> yes, i would say we have high level security there. yeah. >> reporter: in reality, the corporate security devision cannot firmly account for what security assets are in place and the company's existing security infrastructure is an assortment of technologies many of them out dated. she ads, i would consider them to

with supervisor chui and he and his colleagues, we met with them and the planning committee and the association, and we also met with the north beach business association, and with the south, and the top of broad way. and association. and the hotel neighbor's association, and also, because we are required to go through the 312 notification, and we were required to and we were happy to inform by mail, any of the residents and businesses with the 150 feet of our location. and with the license transfer, and the posting twice of the notice, for it. and on any of those applications, so we, we would like to have the opportunity to reinstitute jazz at devil's acre and we have had two troops over the past, and we have it in the permit and the local edition and located at the building and the market street at third and those are happening on mondays and wednesday and we never charge a cover for the musicians and they have been and we are well received. and those those are the ones that we will put on the paper. >> great. >> and commissioner joseph? >> i just have one question. so, aren't the

here's a preview. >> jeff here with more on the phillies mets today. >> mets look good. >> which say lot of few for phillies fans. >> mets in first place and everything going good for new york. not a lot of fun here. phillies off to worst start in 18 years. big problem today once again that team from the big apple. phils have not won a series against the mets from mother's day last year. before the finale darin ruf gives mom a hug and kiss and then in the third, kiss this good-bye. the paper, gone. solo homer. first by phils paper nearly three years. 1-0. mets tie it and back come the phils. chase utdly leads off fourth with double fourth of season and utt trying to get started average up. and it leads to this how about later in the inning, grady sizemore slices left. here comes ut around 3 gets in there. doesn't last long. big blow. curtis granderson two run shot off billingsly. mets score four up answered runs. ryan howard, bases loaded give them the lead. no, phils lose 7-4 tied for worst record in baseball and chase utley is struggling, too. >> personal >> personally i have seen

mets sweep phillies seven to nothing the final. mets 25-seven against the phillies since august 29th of 2013. >>> well nba draft is less than a month away, sixers have the their pick in the first round and many mock crafts have them taking deangelo russell, however lakers with the second pick are bringing in rust well car karl anthony town and oak for for work outs. some think lakers could take a big men but byron scott says the team has so many need, that russell could be gone before innings isers could get him but hey, we will wait until june 25th. >>> the championship lebron james, craves more than any other the one he came back home to get, four wins away, he scored 23 points last night as cavilers beat hawks 118-88 to advance to the nba finals. this is lebron's fifth straight trip to the championship series, unbelievable. city of cleveland has not won a championship in any major sports since 1964. >> it is a hard working city. if you you work hard for this city, they work hard for you. they give everything back to you. that is

hollywood and the fashion world elite shut down the red carpet at this year's mets gale a. so this year's inspiration, there was a theme it was china through the looking glass. looks at chinese fashion through the ages. and when it comes to the met gal, a all about costume and fashion, and artistry through fashion, right? so the gala raises money for the tour, costume center. and of course, it is the vogue, right? >> yes. >> so if you get invites to the met gala of course editor in chief you know you have made it, you've lived. and you guys have arrived, too, part of the fox fashion segment right? we have jesse jimmy and we have kevin parker, right. nice to me you all. so let's get started. first up we have rihanna. you have to help me, jimmy. how do you say it? >> grotae. what do we think hot or not? >> hot. bell of the ball. i heard she needed four people to car i way to make a statement. >> looks heavy. >> i thought she looked gorgeous she brought it, that's what she needs to do when you go to the night gala. amazing, definitely a hit. she stole the show for me. >> did y

in urban and rural areas this is important we - i had meetings with jackie spear and both all of us met with feinstein staff and the boxers staff the one of the most interesting meetings was with the minority pelosi staff we meet with her folks and the person if her local office is here in d.c. we meeting met with the health care person and the person that does the social support side of the office we spent almost an hour covering transitional care and the issues in our various communities to transportation policies that the federal level so it was a really, really interesting conversation we will be doing a followup with them regarding the things we're interested in in terms of feinstein and boxers'ss office we've asked them the american act passed out of committee if they'll consider signing on as to whether this happens and we know that boxer was interested if having an implementation for the adults so we're not sure if they've been taken place the amendments or not appoint but this chance that feinstein and boxer will finalize and go to the house on that side just so remind you the

seen and you have got the materials and there has been a lot more people speaking out and i have not met a single person who supports, a later than 12 time, of closing for them. and they had not, and who supports later than 12. and the feeling is, they are trying to circumvent, this because they plan to apply for a permit, and if there really was a problem with this particular week they could have schedule it for the next week and, rather than, june after the share and i think that the last time that you gave them the permit and they were extremely loud and selling, the alcohol without a license and they plan to have the show with the temporary permit and sell alcohol. i had a tour of the place there were kegs from the previous shows and the coming show and if you grabbed them this temporary permit, which they probably don't deserve any way, i would hope with all of the opposition, that you see, that it does not exceed 12 or earlier, and that is basically why i came down, to oppose, this temporary permit, and i guess that it will be back in june, and for the unless they cancel that for t

and that's the opposition i have met with. and let me back up when i met with the neighbors and curtail the scope four feet with the understanding that i did that as a good neighbor and no one appeal and drag this out and be here tonight. that didn't work and why we are here. i tried to reach a good resolution and be a good neighbor. but it wasn't a concession she was willing to work with. and as far as i know i don't know any other neighbors are here to appeal the decision. meanwhile i am held up seven weeks for renovations on the first home i ever owned. i am not a tech millionaire but a hard-working guy and worked my butt off to live in the best city in the world. and i am paying rent on an apartment and paying a structural engineer on a permit that was issued after i reached hat and hand to be a good neighbor. that's where i am at and i ask that you uphold the permit as issued. since it was issued within the scope of what is allowed. that's all i got. thank you. >> i got a question when you met with the neighbors. >> yes.

. >> i met up i met up with them in new york city's west village for some coffee. he loves coffee, cigarettes and absent. i wanted to see if robert was the real thing's. >> i have always been told by people. once or twice a week. let me know. >> he looks so much like a young man go for someone snapped a picture of him while riding the subway putting a side-by-side with a picture of van gogh's and it went viral. >> i was on the train a month ago and someone snapped a picture of me's. it it just kind of went crazy. 2 million views i think. >> now he has his own show. the producers of the show he told me that the show is basically a collision of the old world meeting the modern new world. >> what it is basically is an knew series that captures vincent van gogh and current times in new york's. he could be some bushwick after artist who is not famous, no one knows him. >> all the moments that you know him for my coming off his ear absent, absent day-to-day life. this guy has two layers. so sitting their with robert and staring at him like the reincarnation of van gogh.

and a day off from the mets the mets have dominated the phillies, the phils have lost 19 of 24 including 7 straight series. prehistoric day in new york dinosaur day, symbolic of the last time the phillies won a series against the mets. sean o'sullivan home run to michael cuddyer, the mets are up 4-0. that is mets pitcher noah sinderguard. he throws 7 plus shutout innings. he has three hits. fifth inning lucas duda he already had a homer and he has another one. and this is the kind of day it was for the phillies take a look at jake -- dead double play ball here. who does he throw it too? chase utley, who is not on second. everybody's safe. phillies lose 7-0, swept out of new york. >> i think we're going to enjoy the off day tomorrow. hopefully have a good series. another off day. 20 in a row. long road trips, it didn't -- definitely didn't finish like we wanted to. >> the phils only have 13 homers in may, bryce harper has 13 all by himself this month. tonight at wrigley field, bryce harper hits his 13th homer in his last 19 games. this is the big reason why the nats are in third place. th

this is a two run shot, and the met will take a three to two lead. ninth inning, the phillies send in chase utley pinch hitter. base hit, zero for 19 street at the plate. last chance for the phillies, bev revere grounds out the first, phillies lose this 13 to two. >> the braves and nationals tied at six in the ninth not any more, brace harper, third walk off homer of his career, sixth homerun in three games. so what does he get? not gatorade shower, chocolate syrup shower. cardinals and pirates, top of the second, molina, lined at the second, kneel walker makes the leaping catch. outnumber one, force two outs, then, back to second for the third out. keeping score at home, triple play, first in baseball history, pirates win it seven to five. eagles will be holding joint practices with the ravens at the nova care complex this summer. leading up to the pre-season game august 22. eagles practice with the pay riots at the linc, then foxboro last summer. eagles-rookies mini camp continues this weekend biggest attraction, we mean big, 6-foot nine, defensive

zprnchts plus the met ball. glamorous gowns. rihanna's garb that shut down the red carpet and beyonce's barely there dress. >>> good tuesday morning, everybody. i'm kayna whitworth. reena ninan is on assignment. >> i'm t.j. holmes. more details about the attack in texas. authorities working to learn more about those suspects. >> one of them had become well known to investigators in the past decade. susan saulny has the latest. >> reporter: the police in garland, texas, say it could have been so much worse. two islam ix extremists intended to shoot hundreds of people. they were outgunned by a lone traffic cop and his pistol. the american freedom defense initiative has been called a hate group by the southern poverty law center. >> we're here for freedom. >> reporter: outside. 30-year-old elton simpson, the gunman. and his roommate pulled into the parking lot, get out of their car, and start shooting. the traffic cop returns fire and shoots them both dead. >> he did a very good job. and probably saved lives. >> reporter: the fbi h

the first time we met her, she was in lockup. she was being taken out to have an interview and our cameraman brian started to follow her and i watched his facial expression change because holly would do these exaggerated mannerisms which she thought were a woman and her hips were swaying back and forth as she talked down the tier. and, of course, all the inmates started hooting and hollering everywhere she went at holman prison she created a scene. >> holly was in ad seg because his various relationships with other inmates led to disruptions, but he's in stranger to troubling relationships. he's serving 25 years for murdering a man he considered to be his husband. >> he and his colleague were having a little valentine's ball. he comes in and i'm associating with another guy, just talking, and he just grabbed me and one thing led to another. he drug me outside started to beat on me. beating me, beating me, beating me, and beating me. i just -- i stabbed him. he fell, i stabbed him again. >> holly did not let prison end his love li

i met with indifference at times. with refusal to cooperate on the part of landlords, and i met with indifference refusal to cooperate on the part of tenants. but, for such cases, whether landlord, tenant, or owner occupant, i knew i had an ally. for situations too difficult for me or the block captains to handle, the housing bureau could turn to the hard-hitting machinery of the housing court. >> mr. clark, your landlord has made a lot of improvements on his property. tenants have duties and responsibilities that you have not lived up to. i find you guilty, but i am going to make the fine very light, just two dollars and costs, provided you get that yard of yours cleaned up. to help you do it, here are two of your neighbors. you're a lucky man. next case. >> case of thomas gary. >> mr. gary, welcome back for the third time. >> i stand on my right as an american citizen. >> i find nothing in the constitution that says a landlord may keep his property in a disgraceful condition. mr. gary, i could fine you $50 a day for

met with indifference, refusal to cooperate on the part of tenants. for such case, landlord, tenant owner occupant i knew i had an ally. the situation too far for me and my black captains to handle. the housing bureau could turn to the housing court. >> mr. clark. your landlord made a lot of improvement on his property but tenants have duties and responsibilities. you haven't lived up to yours. i find you guilty but i am going to make the fine very very light. just $2 and costs provided you get that yard of yours cleaned up and to help you do it, here are two of your neighbors mrs. turner got two volunteers. you're a lucky man. next case. >> case of thomas gary. >> well, mr. gary welcome back the third time. >> your honor, i stand on my rights as an american citizen. >> i find nothing in the constitution that says a landlord may keep his property in disgraceful condition. mr. gary, i could fine you $50 a day for every day these violations are not corrected. is that what you want me to do? >> no, your honor. >> well, that's what i am going to do. you'r

the mets starter made it look like he was tom seaver. cinderguard hits a home run off of o'sullivan, in the fourth. and, it is gone. >> the phillies, surrender seven runs on 11 hits. four home runs. phillies lost four in a road. road trip three-seven. yikes. >>> phillies have tomorrow off. >>> still to come in sports but don't look now but union has i'm the parent of a victim of sex trafficking. people need to know that even good kids from good neighborhoods are still vulnerable to this tricked environment where they're being taken off the street and put into bondage. >>> game six of the stanley cup western conference finals, chicago facinge limb nation and gone with the line up change. former flyer kimmo timonen is benched. hawks and ducks in score in the second period. chicago scores three goals this less than four minutes. patrick cain with the ridiculous set up move. the the hawks win five-to second to force a game seven saturday back in anaheim. >>> nba western conference finals i'm in the only one that plays video games at work. ho

school baseball player lost his scholarship because of racial slur caught on camera, the 2 rival teams met again. the they played at st. mary's high school in berkeley. as katie reports, there was more on the line than a leg championship. about. >> it was destined to good this way. >> pinole valley high school and st. mary's of berkeley no choice but to address racial tension head first in the home plate. >> still big issue and still topic around our school. >>reporter: two week after racial slur caught on camera caught the pinole valley player college scholarship. >> i understand he was wrong. he understands he was wrong. >>reporter: the team met again at leg championship app the father spoke out notch way he could get through this unscathed. he has to learn a

director garcia met with staff to request this of staff. in may cpmc aconvened a group to plan a meeting around the saint looks campus to be held in the summer of 2015. this smaller meeting included representative from supervisor campos office, public health, the mission [inaudible] asian [inaudible] san franciscan for heth care [inaudible] at this meeting cpmc and the group shared ideas for structure and content for the community meeting to happen in the summer and cpmc is planning for that meeting now. the overall meeting plan is that cpm made the commitment to present information on what was going into saint looks hospital and hear community interest and concerns about what they're planning. that concludes the health care presentation. at this point i'll turn it over to liz watty >> thank you >> thanks coeen. to wrap up the presentation i want to touch on the issue of the [inaudible] is the planning and [inaudible] is required to be impt lmented by cpmc between 2 and 5 of the agreement and not a requirement of the 2013 reporting period.

we are ready to do that, but conditions need to be met, we hope that it is met in the next couple of days, every day, civilians lives are lost. >> fighting shows no sign of abating. this is a village attacked in the central province of ibb. local people say there are no fighters in the area. the continuing war undermines the chances for a political settlement in the country ravaged by years of instability. the houthi rebels say they are open to political talks if they take into account a growing political influence across yemen. >>> yemen is expected to top the agenda when gulf leaders visit the u.s. we'll have more in the week ahead segment tonight >>> the leaders of russia and germany meeting to discuss the ongoing crisis in ukraine. relations between the two countries soured over the fighting. moscow's annexation drawing criticism. russia's president vladimir putin says sanctions damned trade with germany. >> reporter: it is not a secret that relations between russia and germany are going through a bad period because of the difference in events in ukraine. our bilateral trade in 2

in trying to understand how they deal with the specter of never being free again, we've met some of our most memorable characters, and recorded some of our most dramatic footage. >> i'm serving a life without parole sentence, two life sentences, two 99-year sentences, a 40-year sentence, a 20-year sentence and a 10-year sentence. all together. >> at the time of our visit, bobby gilbert had been at alabama's holman correctional facility for only four years. but he first landed in prison at the age of 18. he told us how a minor dispute over money led him to murder an acquaintance from his town. >> basically told me only way i could get my money would be over his dead body, you know. i was hot-headed then, so that's how i got it. >> how much money did he owe you? >> he owed me $36. and i paid $37 for the gun i killed him with. so, you know -- >> once behind bars, gilbert's violent temper led to numerous other crimes. including stabbing another inmate to death. this time for much less than $36. but gilbert made it clear to us, in prison, things aren't always as they seem. >> everybody wants

they can help to support us what that initiative on that side after china sf as peter mentioned we met with the california trade offs an initiative with the governors office this year a new executive director he had a lot of interesting ideas and, in fact he has a home in san francisco and offered to come and speak to the port commission and other trade groups in the areas we're going to try to set him up ken was a former executive from wells fargo he was the more of a china exerted they noted somebody that was a california expert that is what the chinese were looking for anyway very interesting gentleman and then this modern chamber of commerce a map month to month lead to a meeting of the chairman of the board of the american chamber of commerce in shanghai about sort of a force of nature we had a very long month to month. >> he has a house in san francisco. >> he has a house in san francisco laughter he had leave excellent ideas how to you put us in touch with high-level people to help us without u out with the cargo issues i'll leave it with that we've continuing to develop relatio

have met with them a number of times. we had numerous community meetings in particular at maus coney recreation center a few blocks away firks around the external design, which a number of neighbors didn't like. first was a modern look and came back where adjustments and made those changes and a lot of the internal design as well. we had a number of architectural meet wgz the paeltss architect in my office, dpw met with them separately as well. on a personal level, i went to a number of community out reach meetings and met with the appellates a number of times and met a number oaf fire fighters inside of station 16 not thrilled about the redesign particularly the sleeping quarters. the realty of this site itself from a pragmatic perspective is it is the fire house had to be torn down and the site itself is bound by 2 streets and buildings on each side so the fexability we have to make this change is very limited especially when you rebuild a fire house decades later. the codes that exist now really restrict the ability of

joseph was probably one of the nicest people i have ever met. he'd give you the shirt off his back. he was just a nice guy. >> so nice, joseph soon began lending chase money. when chase started having trouble making ends meet. >> they had an excel spread sheet and it maintained the balance of what chase owed joe and chase would be like, oh, i need three more grand for my rent. and joe's like, you haven't finished the fountain yet. and he's like, don't worry, loan me the three gs and the next fountain, take it out of that. over 20 grand. and it was just this like rolling ledger. >> chase's debt kept climbing creating big problems for joseph's business. >> joseph would take the hit if they had a chargeback or somebody had a problem with the work. he already paid chase part of it and only hurt joseph and i think totalled about $100,000 worth of mistakes chase owed him for. while chase insisted his debt to joseph was never that high, gina grew more concerned that chase was bad news. >> i did raise concerns about chase that he would use materials that were cheaper or sometimes he would l

we'll look at some names to know in this rookie class, including some we met in high school. plus, we'll look back at some familiar names we've seen drafted over the years... that's all coming up next... (show open) welcome to the show everyone... i'm your host, charles davis... as the n-f-l draft takes place this weekend we're dedicating this show to the game's rising stars. as is often the case, the stars of the weekend are quarterbacks... this year, they're both heisman trophy winners: florida state's jameis winston and oregon's marcus mariota the public perception of the two is a little different, but both will be counted on to win games in the nfl sooner rather than later. winston is the big, prototype q-b who can check the box in every measurable category: arm strength accuracy, reading defenses, all of the things scouts look for... the biggest concern is the off the field trouble he dealt with at florida state... if all of that is behind him, there's no reason he can't be a good pro. mariota, on the other hand, has always been respected as a model student and citizen o

we met him the following morning. >> tell me the story. tell me what happened. >> i had a personal problem and i ran over and handled it and i didn't make it all of the way. i was in the chow hall eating, you know i just got irtated and finally decided i don't like this guy. so i'm going to bite him. that's it. >> next thing you remember? >> they're dragging me out. telling me i got hit in the head with a block. >> let me see your head. >> the shooting left johns with seven staples in his head and a wound still caked with dried blood. he says the scar running toward the back of his head was the result of getting run over when he was younger. >> so you knew the other guy that you got into a fight with? >> yeah, kind of sort of. apparently i didn't like him. i was eating my dinner, eating a baked potato at a table which was way down the corner of the chow hall and i guess the guy was running, i didn't see him. he hit me, blindside me. i smacked my head on cement. that's why i got a few stitches in the back of my head. >> jeff ahart is the in

there, he met other aspiring painters, including arshile gorky and stuart davis. de kooning's art duri these lean years revealed his interest in abstraction. these compositions echoed the surrealism of miro and picasso and of his friend gorky. in 1936, de kooning's work was included in a group show at the museum of modern art. he now painted full-time not forgetting his formal training in figure painting. his primary subject was the male figure. his models were friends, such as rudolph burckhardt the photographer and the poet edwin denby. somber tonalities, traditional compositions surfaces scraped and sanded until smooth, characterized the artist's work in the 1930s. line defined the images. de kooning made use of his academic skills as a draftsman but even these canvases show as one critic observed "a feeling for paint surfaces and color." by early 1938, de kooning met a young art student, elaine fried. the two were married in 1943. woman: when i first met bill a year after i got out of high school he was working on paintings of men. he began to make drawings of