bruce: the sinclair c5 rode into u.k.unched today i think it would have been a success, don't you? i don't know. i don't think we'd think it was cool nowadays to go about in that. in the 1980s, this was the car of the future, or the vehicle of the future, wasn't it really? i like to take it off road. there was plans of two- and four-seater versions of it. but it had a lot of problems. yeah, i've experienced some myself. when it's raining, that's got to be the worst one. but you can buy a jacket and they clip over here. i don't fancy one of them. doesn't look cool. i think that, you know, here we are, i actually drive a hybrid car. so i'm not that far away from what the sinclair c5 was all about. and i think that, sadly, it's not going to be relaunched. but i think that if it was i might even buy one. and the brakes are a bit dodgy. yeah, they're not working. the right one is. but i just need to shove my feet out of the car to stop. atterbury: i think a lot of domestic equipment is fun. it's never going to be hugely valuab

sinclair's wife, rebecca, has promised to stand by her husband. with cbs this morning, she blamed his infidelity on the stress of war. >> they're going to see this for what it is, and they're going to drop the charges and they're going to let us go on with our lives. >> reporter: this is only the third time in 50 years that a general has been subject to a court-martial. if convicted, he could face years behind bars in a military prison. norah. jeff. >> elaine, thank you. >>> new jersey governor chris christie gave a blunt warning thursday to his fellow republicans winning the next presidential election is far more important than ideological purity. cbs news has obtained an audio recording of governor's remarks which were not open to the press. chip reid is in washington. >> reporter: chris christie is one of the most prominent and certainly one of the loudest voices in the republican party. he's giving every indication he plans to run for president in 2016. thursday, in that closed door meeting, we got a pretty good look at his potential game plan

my name is otto sinclair. i'm from 1-800-1-go-free. i was asked by mr.e feller, ain't he? am i gettin' out of here? that all depends onyo mr. z. what do you mean? mr. waingrow has agreed to purchase the release bond, provided you enter into a partnership with him. he said you'd understand. you gotta be kiddin' me. no, mr. zane. i am not. this is ridiculous. this says 50%. yes, it does, mr. zane. otto, zane, you're up next. hey, you better make up your mind fast. i don't want to waste this judge's time. you shoplifted in the wrong state. i'm going to recommend a sentence of only 2 years. see you in court. 2? michael zane. good luck, pal. hey! hey! hang on a second. 2 years? let me see that again. jack. jack: yeah? jack, it's me. i'm in a holding tank in boise, idaho. i'm under the name jonathan liebling. i have to make bail. i have to do it before my prints come back. do you understand? completely. i'll have you out in an hour. good. 50%, huh? so, i'll see you tuesday morning, 9 a.m.? [dials cell phone] come on. [cell phone rings] 1-800-1-go-free. yeah, j

>> here is a look at what is coming up on c-span, remarks from cameron sinclair. michaelfollowed by kamber on lessons he learned covering the iraq war. and an encore presentation of our series first ladies, looking at the life of dolley madison. and they look at the july jobs numbers with the former head of the bureau of labor statistics. and christopher hill joins us. will be talking about the recent threats from al qaeda that led to the closure of u.s. embassies in the middle east and africa. and a book of the future of u.s.-russian relations following the announcement president obama has canceled his meeting with vladimir putin. >> if we'd turn away from the needs of others, we align ourselves with those forces which are bringing about suffering. take advantage of it. >> obesity is nothing short of a public health crisis. >> somebody had their own agenda. >> i think they serve as a window on the path to what was going on with american women. she becomes the chief confidante. the only person you can trust. >> many of the first ladies were writers. a lot of them

sinclair avenue. you live on sinclair? come and talk to me. what's the problem?e kid and his friend big joe came. and we started playing basketball and i took my beeper off of me and i put it on this kid jason's deck 'cause i don't want it to get ruined when i'm playing. is this your mom? yes, it is. we were done playing and i see them all around the deck and they were getting the balls. they're leaving and i go to get my beeper, and it's gone. me and jason start looking all over the place. it's bad enough they broke in my garage two weeks ago. so we're running on alexander, away from sinclair-- and we see him, and him there, and we yell "joe!" and the kid flew. and he went in somebody else's yard. but you didn't see him take the beeper? no. he said he knows who has it. okay, why don't you wait right here? joe give it to me. you go get that right now. is this your son? yes, it is. okay, you have it in the house? but joe give it to me. do you have it in the house? you're not in any trouble, okay? just go get me the beeper. that will be the end of your friend joe.

we spoke with robert sinclair of the triple a in new york. >> there are lots of flammable fluids in aicle, brake fluid, some could catch fire. >> what was left was loaded on the back of a truck and hauled away. despite his close call, his humor remained intact. just listen to what he told tmz. >> i have a nice used car for sale. >>> still that sense of humor. he said he's lucky to be alive and didn't have to receive any medical attention at the scene. >>> the obamas have a new addition, meet sunny obama, their newest family member who just arrived at the white house. megan alexander reports on the first family's sunny day. >> the first family's new dog, sunny, clearly loving her white house digs, comes from a small town in michigan. the 14-month-old portuguese water dog is believed to have come fr a breeder 60 miles from detroit, taking the placement of puppies very seriously, saying we match the puppy to the right family. enter the first family. michelle obama welcomed sunny, named for her cheerful disposition, with a tweet. president obama chimed in, welcome to the family, sunny. th

david sinclair. how you doing? john reacher. i'm with the bureau's security division.tim was a computer science researcher for a private think tank. high-level national security clearance.

bri ga dear general jeffrey sinclair texts, "you are so hot. you excite me."writes, i love you mr. sexy pants and the gentles her, you are my homeless panda. the younger is a female who had an affair with a general. it's a black eye for the pentagon still reeling from the estimate that 26,000 troops were assaulted last year. >> the bottom line is, sectixua assault is not tolerated or condoned. >> reporter: allowing commanders to transfer accused troops so they don't come in to contact with the victim. >> unfortunately, with one exception, these really just tinker with the margins. >> the pentagon's only significant change is assigning a lawyer to advocate for victims throughout the process. >> they fall short of real reform. >> defense secretary chuck hagel also issued a new memo to the military ordering them to ignore remarks from president obama who said those who commit sexual assault should be -- >> prosecuted, stripped of their positions, court-martialed, fired. >> that comment did result in an impact in some of the cases that were ongoing. >> judges in s

national captioning institute] >> here is a look at what is coming up on c-span, remarks from cameron sinclair. michaelfollowed by kamber on lessons he learned covering the iraq war. and an encore presentation of our series first ladies, looking at the life of dolley madison. and they look at the july jobs numbers with the former head of the bureau of labor statistics. and christopher hill joins us. will be talking about the recent threats from al qaeda that led to the closure of u.s. embassies in the middle east and africa. and a book of the future of u.s.-russian relations following the announcement president obama has canceled his meeting with vladimir putin.

institute of architects held its annual conference in denver, colorado with an address by cameron sinclair. he talked about his organization's efforts to provide the links in projects for humanitarian crises. including efforts after the 2010 earthquake in haiti, the 2011 japanese tsunami, and hurricane sandy. this is just over an hour. ♪ >> wow, first of all i would like to thank the entire area for inviting me to come speak to you. i mentioned this at an event yesterday, the last time i spoke it was in a side room and 25 people showed up. this is kind of overwhelming because we have 2500. i would also like to say hello to people watching on c-span. you're probably used to political debates, which is like watching paint dry. as architects, when we get to the point in the building when the paint is drying, that is exciting. we will diverge away from the political connotation and talk about communities. today i'm going to talk about our organization am a which matters a lot to me.

. >> caller: i want to find out whether you think sinclair broadcast group is a buy at current levelspen to like that media business very much. it's go the a little bit of yield. i think it's done quite well and continued to do well and a little weakness. the market's not going higher, but i agree, i think it's good. let's go to linda in connecticut. bunch of lindas. linda? >> caller: hi, jim, how are you? >> how are you, linda? >> caller: i'm fine. i've read a little bit on plains all american pipeline. i wanted to know your opinion. >> normally i would say absolutely, yes. but this stock yields 4.5%. if that ten-year treasury goes above 3%, this stock's going to drop 5% to 10%, i'm not kidding. so we've got to wait to see if that happens or not. i'm not biting because it only has 4.5% yield. let's go to nancy in new mexico. nancy? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. my forward-looking trub dor. >> thank you. >> caller: anyway, i'm considering buying shares in western union. >> i like that. this company is starting to do much better. it's been on a roll, had a little pressure, that pressure's o

followed by architecture for humanity cofounder and codirector cameron sinclair later, michael kimberks about lessons he learnt. that is all coming up on c-span. with congress on his five-week summer recess, members hold town hall meetings. cole will speak. he is followed by democratic senator white house. here is a preview. >> this is a challenging time to be in washington. the economic recovery is still very slow area is particularly slow here in rhode island. we are trying to do things to get the economy moving more quickly. we are trying to do so in a time where there is enormous conflicts. and dissension in washington. and the one thing i want to tell you about because it's my job to report back to you on what i see and what is going on around me is that what i see is not actually a lot of conflict between democrats and republicans. what i see is admits conflict, bitter conflict within the republican party. contingenttea party that has one set of use. you have more monitor -- moderate republicans that a different set. they are almost at each other's throats right now. you have fl

difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on not understanding it, as sinclaird once. with all due respect, we know that these companies with afford it. and in fact, the very franchisees are rebelling against the parent corporations, because they're getting squeezed. so when miss davis goes on colleagues, she's not strikes against the franchisees, she's striking against the parent corporations that make the $5 billion in profit and can afford to ease up on the franchisees, so the franchisees can pay their workers a livable wage. >> we have tried multiple times to be able to book mcdonald's franchise owners, who are often unable the to come and sit at the table, because of their relationship with the parent companies, because i think that squeeze is exactly the point. like, there are these multi-billion dollar corporations, there's miss davis and her family, and in between, there's a second level to squeeze. let me just say, we're out of time for this hour, but let me say, i am so appreciative of you finding the time. i know it is hard to find the time to be here

she paid her bill every saturday morning after my grandfather gave her his check from sinclair oil company when your outgoing exceeds your income, your upkeep will be your downfall. brother geithner, bernanke, larry summers, whoever you are, wherever you are, she's smarter than you are. she never had any more than a second grade education. my friends dr. art laffer, mr. president, i know you're a big fox fan. laffer, his office opens at about 10:00 o'clock. call him. if you'll call him by about 11, do what he says by 1:30, this formerly great country of ours will get back on track by about 4. art laffer. >> steve: he's a brilliant economist. the people in detroit have a plan. they say, you know, we got to change things the way we're doing things right now. we're going to do a number of the retirees for the city of detroit, they currently have their own private health insurance, but sounds like they're going to push them into the obamacare exchanges to try to -- or medicare, medicaid, to save money. is that a good idea? >> they'll have plenty of room because of all the states who have opted

meredith sinclair is here with some digital and diy tips to make our life easier. >> she's a contributorbsolutely. >> it's so important for our kids to get organized and the family as a whole. >> yes. i think there's nothing better than a calendar. even if you're a digital calendar family, it's great to have something for everybody to see. we're starting out with these great wallies. they're removable from your wall. they're a chalkboard. everybody gets a color. you can color code the event. >> mom red dad blue charlie green. >> i'm lost. >> the digital version. >> if you're the digital kind of family, you'll love this new app and website called spring pad. it's a way to organize your life through digital notebooks. you create these notebooks that are all the things you do in your life. fall sports schedule, it could be your weekly menu. it syncs up to your mobile device. you have your shopping list. >> can this sync to different accounts? >> yes. you can do collaborative things with people who you're organizing a party with. >> homework help. >> it can be the bein of a parents' existenc