Live pictures from the in washington dc were reour continuing our live coverage celebrating the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. Have a new panel on the Civil Rights Movement hosted by the w. K. Kellogg foundation. We will be joined by marc morial who is the president of the National Urban league. Good morning. Saying goodr morning in a way that i would hear, and with that sort of energy. Thank you all. This is such a joy to be here in this historic week about to celebrate our history and to envision and move forward toward creating the future that we all want, and certainly the future that our children deserve. Christopher, the Vice President of the Program Strategy at the w. K. Kellogg foundation. You on like to welcome behalf of our staff and our over theon all nation. Solidarity behind this idea that no light can live forever, and we must heal for our childrens sake. When mr. Kellogg built the foundation he said do what you will with the money, so long as it benefits th
Orange county recycles 30 million gallons of water a day, we recycle zero. We have a great opportunity to guarantee our water future and undo the damage to Yosemite National park. Sean, one point i know is the hydroelectric power generated by that dam, if i remember its 41 Million Dollars . Do i have my numbers right . There are a number of reasons why hetch hetchy is such a benefit to the city, not the least of which is that it produces carbon free public power to the city of San Francisco. One of my favorite lines mike just used is this measure is about consolidating from 8 reservoirs to 7. Another way to say that is to say this is about draining one of them, the Hetch Hetchy Valley. Have other studies said this is feasible . Sure, just like tearing down city hall or knocking down the golden gate bridge, thats possible but not feasible. Were not going to spend 3 billion dollars to tear down the hetch hetchy dam. Lets not forget, we are also stewards for two dozen cities in the penins
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And after surviving a shark attack live on Television Pro surfer mick fanning is back in australia and says he doesnt have a scratch on him. Im paula newton. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world. Well be with you for the next two hours. Im errol barnett. Thanks for joining us. This is cnn newsroom. This hour we begin in turkey where demonstrators and Police Clashed on the streets of istanbul. The protesters say the turkish government didnt do enough to prevent a suicide bombing which killed 31 people on monday near the Syrian Border. Funerals were held for some of the victims and were about to show you images of the blast which some viewers may find disturbing. But we are showing them to show the inhumanity and horror of this attack. Arwa damon reports. Reporter reality transforms in an instant. The suicide bomber detonates. Lives immediately lost. Screams and wails of survivors. Some in shock, others crying out in pain. A resident describes how frantic indi
What the intention was there and whether thats an offense. Paul michael served as the 81st attorney general of the United States under george w. Bush. Judge, welcome. Good to be here. Paul lets focus first on whats the appropriate behavior for a Senior Justice Department official like the fbi director in interacting with the president of the United States because when you go into the oval office its intimidating thing, i guess. How was he supposed to behave when the president pulls him aside and says Something Like he said with by Michael Flynn . The same way he would behave any place else. Yes, the oval the idea of the oval office is intimidating, he may be in fact, intimidating for the first few times youre there, for the first 15 minutes. [laughter] if youve been the u. S. Attorney in two districts f youve been the Deputy Attorney general f youve been for a number of years, the director of the fbi and youre intimidated by being in the oval office, youre in the wrong job. Paul how sh