i have a book by john brian star who is a lecture at the political science department at jail universities and in his book he makes a claim that once the chinese middle class reaches a point it will be impossible to meet its foods need because there is not enough grain for the cows to feed the emerging chinese class. i would like your opinion. >> guest: it is highly possible. in a larger measure that is what we are trying to draw a circle around here with this story and series. to eat the way we do and continue to do that requires resource and a lot of resources with water, land and energy and grains. it is true that there is only so many acres that we can devote to agriculture. if we are going to devote more there is a price we pay for cutting down more land. so to come back to what we are trying -- the case we are trying to make in the story let's look at what we are doing with our landscapes and can we do a better job and think about how we are eating and reduce food waste. >> host: and step five is reducing waste. what are you saying here? >> guest: there are two things here and they c

john yang. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this is what a lot of businesses in this neighborhood look like. this tire store about $100,000 in losses. it's the same all up and down this main drag here in missouri. and as sundown approaches, officials are fearful of another night of looting and violence. >> don't shoot! >> reporter: in ferguson, missouri, today more angry confrontations between protesters and police in riot gear. the same anger and outrage that exploded into a chaotic night of looting and violence. it began in the neighborhood where 18-year-old michael brown, unarmed according to police, was shot to death by an officer. authorities said the lawlessness spread into neighboring communities. >> it is a miracle, however, that nobody actually got shot last night. >> reporter: john zizzer saw his tire store looted on live tv. security camera video captured the action inside. what's that like? >> it's pretty grim. you can't do anything. all you can do is take a deep breath and remember to breathe. >> reporter: today, t

tuesday night at 8:00, writer john hope brian on how the poor can

john hope brian said it would make a big one. he's the ceo and founder.here are pretty grim statistics out there. something like 2% of our -- 23% of our children are living in families that are living below the poverty line. we think about everything we do to fight poverty. what is doing wrong? >> the first thing is we're define poverty. if you're making $50,000 a year or less in this country you have too much on the your mown money. that's half of america. if you have a coworker who lost his job. if your dad lost his home you feel poor. spiritually you feel poor. mentally you feel poor. poverty is a state of mind. the same group is driving the large economy on the planet. 70% of this economy is, as you know, is consumer spending. people make $50,000 take 90 cents of that dollar and put it back in the economy. they can't afford not to. >> you said you want to take financial literacy and make it like a civil rights issue. >> it is a civil rights issue. >> how do you do that? >> president lincoln tried to do it after emancipation. after the civil war he tho

tuesday night at 8:00, writer john hope brian on how the poor can save capitalism. and wednesday at 8:00 p.m., and interview with jay barberie. thursday night at eight, a tour of the headquarters of book publisher simon & schuster. on friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, in depth with former congressman ron paul. , monday, the reconstruction era and civil rights. tuesday, the end of world war ii and the atomic bomb. wednesday night, the 25th anniversary of the follow the berlin wall. thursday, a look at how americans attitudes about world war i changed through the course of the war. nasa documentary about the 1960 nine apollo 11 moon landing. find our television schedule one week in advance at c-span.org, and let us know you think about the programs you are watching. call us at 202-626-3400 on --tter, use the handle e-mail us at comments at c-span.org. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. join the conversation. on wednesday, the community action partnership held its annual convention marking the organization's 50th anniversary. the conference included keynote remarks

the tyranny of experts and economists and dictators and the forgotten rights of the poor and john hope brian talks about how the pork and save capitalism. how liberals make it harder for blacks to succeed. >> next on booktv, new york university professor william easterly. he talks about the united nations to reduce global poverty on world war ii. pplaujust over one hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you so much for thatuf warmor introduction and it's really a great pleasure to be with you here today. and i'm going to talk todaynt tt about something that has unconsciously and indirectly le. experts. let's talk about that approach to economic development. it is the idea that poverty isrl really just a technical problem and for example there is ae of variety of technical solutions and one of them is involved on the walls, the inside walls of peoples housing and that is a technical solution and it helps to fight malaria. and it may be to convert land tp higher values uses.e tos it e has higher value. and now let me tell me you whyoe this is so appealing and so nd straightforward and write

four others were granted bail, brian reynolds, linwood norman, john speiser and perry betts.ey fear witnesses will be threaten threatened. >>> a stroller tumbles on to the tracks. that story coming up. >>> rain moving into the area. clouds are increasing. 71 degrees at 5:36. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> good time to rummage around and find the umbrella. you haven't ed intoed it recently but rain is moving into the area, so far mainly light rain. big storms are possible this afternoon. there's a threat of severe weather later today with damaging wind and hail. right now it is steady rain in parts of the area. mt. pocono, 64 degrees with rain coming down. wilmington at 72 degrees, has seen some rain. we've seen a few sprinkles in philadelphia now, see something of the clouds on this live view from the loews hotel. the clouds extend right to the coastline this morning. the jersey shore, the delaware beaches, we'll see on and off showers, possibly some thunderstorms this afternoon. you can see thinning in the clouds. don't look for su

a judge placed officer john spizer on house arrest today. officers brian reynolds, perry bets and linwood norman are also out on bail on house arrest. officers michael spicer and thomas, are being held without bail. they're facing the most serious charges. >>> a school yard fight of a different type. the battle to fund philadelphia public schools and center city school yard today. parents advocates, teachers and students urged pennsylvania lawmakers to pass the cigarette tax. the group banned together outside green field elementary. officials say the schools need the money the tax will generate if they're going to open on time next month. they want their voices heard in harrisburg. >> those who have the abilities -- the abilities and the decision-making positions to change the trajectory of our students you must not sit on the side lines and let them make sure not make sure every western receives a quality education. >> proponents. $2 a pack cigarette tax say it would raise $80 million aerophore schools. if it's not passed, 1300 layoff notices will go out

john. >> guest: that letter went to hitler. brian mack white? >> guest: he was hoping to stop the atrocities by in forming the highest levels. he may have been a little naÏve that he really thought perhaps the germans would pressure the japanese to stop the killing so what he did is a 1938 when he went back to berlin, he brought with him a copy of the film of the massacre and he took footage of some of the atrocities. actually he is the gentle man on the other side of the page. the picture that's a little lower on the page. he shot scenes from the man came tnankinghospital and it hospital and it was this film that was reproduced in the shanghai and they made several copies. john took one of the copies and also kept binaries of the massacre and photos along with him to berlin and he sent a copy of the film to hitler and he was hoping to make some kind of change bu that the net result of sending the film was a visit from the gestapo. they came to his home and arrested him and interrogated him for hours and eventually they forced him to promise the

brian mitchell used to say. robert griffin's job might be easier saturday night. ravens coach john harbaugh announcing two starters, jimmy smith, webw won't play due to injuries. the back ups will be ready. >> it's going to be an opportunity for those guys to go against the best for a long period of time. those guys are among the best receivers in football. a great quarterback, you know the whole offense is very well stocked with talent. so it's going to give us a good chance to evaluate where we're at and give those guys an opportunity to prove they can play the best. >> and finally, our high schoolers, we're looking for the most spirited school in the dc area. nominations are in. it's time to vote.

john mccain. he believes that an isis sleeper cell is already operating inside the united states. cnn's brian todd joins me now to tell us more. good morning, brian. >> good morning, carol. the threat information this morning is chilling from u.s. intelligence officials, they are telling us they have indications that isis already has cells in europe that could attack u.s. interests. john mccain as you mentioned also some analysts believe they could develop cells in the united states, one analyst we talked to says they already have. now that's in line with the threat made by that one isis militant who killed james foley. moments before beheading james foley, his executioner, an isis terrorist, warns of more attacks on americans. >> any attempt by you, obama, to deny the muslims their rights of living in safety under the izment i islamic caliphate will result in the bloodshed of your people. >> reporter: a u.s. intelligence official tells cnn they have indications of isis cells in europe, which could attack u.s. embassies and other american interests. the official says it's not clear if those t

>> five days after that san francisco bombing that took the life of officer brian mcdonald, the weather underground bombed john murtoug's home. >> that's also not true. >> that's not true? he was a judge, a trial court judge in new york state who was hearing a case involving the panther 21. and your group objected to the way he was handling that case. and you came out -- >> supporting the panther 21, there's no question. >> that's right. and then his home got fire bombed in the middle of the night. he had a young 9-year-old boy in there who has been public about this bombing. in this book with bernadine, you say as follows, i'm quoting now, two weeks before the townhouse explosion -- which is a dimpt bomb, four members of this group fire bombed as an action to support the panther 21 whose trial was just beginning. to many people this is a very good action. within that group the feeling developed that because this action had not done anything to hurt the pigs' materially it wasn't very important. >> i didn't write that. >> it's in your book. >> which book? >> it's your book with bernadine. it's from one of your

a judge placed officer john spizer on house are rest today. officers brian reynolds, perry bets and linwood norman are out on bail right now. officers michael spicer and thomas lick kerr dell low being held without bail facing the most serious charges. >>> the son of a popular and powerful lawmaker is under arrest tonight charged with defrauding banks and irs of big bucks. he's also charged with theft from the philadelphia school district. chaka fattah, jr., turned himself into federal authorities today. his father is a long-time congressman. fox 29's bruce gordon is live at the said federal courthouse in philadelphia with details of the case against fattah, jr. bruce? >> reporter: 31 year old chaka fattah, jr., long presented himself to the public as a successful and savvy businessman, a consultant specializing in educational programs but federal prosecutors say he's a con man bilking banks and others out of big money misusing those funds to pay off personal debts. website for fattah, jr., consulting firm 259 strategies shows him smiling broadly under a cap

a judge has placed officer just, i should say, john on house arrest, officers brian renale, terry bets, lynnewood norman, all out on bail. officers spicer and another being held without bail facing most serious charges in this case. >> 7:09 right now. topping world news, cease-fire between israel and hamas holding for the second day, the longest break-in war since conflict began last month. work to go negotiate long-term piece deal. but the gap between the two sides are wide. >> hamas would like evening tonight lift their bor china has now risen to 600 people. >> is her. team there continuing to try to come through some of the rubble. 6.1 magnitude quake, and it hit on sunday, but have been landslides, rain, that's complicating things greatly. rescue efforts, well, they are struggling with those, as well, there are about 2400 other victims that are recovering from their injuries. >>> japan marking the 69th anniversary of the bombing of hiroshima. thousands gathered at the position park memorializing the day the us dropped at tomorrow i can bomb killing six off thousand people, prime mi

a judge placed officer john spizer on house arrest and tuesday. officers brianlds, perry bets and linwood nor ran were granted house arrest on monday. officers michael spicer and thomas lick dell low are being held without bail. they're facing the most serious charges much the judge will hear that appeal tomorrow. >> pennsylvania now has new and strengthened arson law. series of arsons in the city of coatesville in 2008 and 2009 is behind this law. those fires were deadly and left a massive amount of property damage. the new law has tougher penalties for those who intentionally start fire. today, lawmakers said it is clearly necessary. >> it grew out of nightmares for people in the greater coatesville area with arson fires being set. over 30 properties damaged and lost by these fires and the death of one individual. >> in fact, in just one year alone, coatesville had more than 60 arson cases. several men were arrested in separate cases and they're serving decades in prison. >>> a type of beetle set off flurry activity in delaware. customs and border protection o

john in bermuda, cheryl casone, brian kilmeade right here. when i found out about the u.s.aq, i thought we would see a stock market sell-off. not the case. what's your take on this? >> my take is the one variable we couldn't account for, anybody who's been to iraq or knows about the situation expected this to go into civil war. when the president said he's leaving a stable, sovereign iraq, we knew he was very naive or not telling the truth. the one variable about this is the islamic state, i don't think that was accounted for. us going after them, if we go after them in a big way that's good for the market and good for oil prices, because whether the shias, sunnisored kurds, take them out is a good thing. stuart: brian, your the host of fox and friends during the week. this is a high anxiety weekend for investors and everybody else. >> talking about this on radio, talking about this on tv, the same thing, i believe the defense department has given the go sign to hit targets when it can. which means they'll be able to help out the kurds, which means the kirkuk oil fields wil

other officers accused in the case were granted bail, brian reynolds, linwood norman, perry betts and john. prosecutors wanted all six indicted officers in custody while awaiting trial. they fear witnesses will be threatened. >>> attorneys for two men plan to release a security video showing alleged attacks by security guards at hair rawrrah atlantic city. another lawsuit was filed by a north jersey man in connection with the security video. the man claims he was beaten by security guards after being asked to leave the casino floor. >>> with just a few weeks left to live, one northeast philadelphia veteran received an honor more than 60 years in the making. this is 82-year-old william ron arpeni. he finally received a purple heart following a ceremony. he declined the award the at time because he said he didn't want his mom to worry about his injuries. decades laterer he proudly accepted. >> i feel pretty good. i'd like to stick my chest out all over the place today. >> it's incredible for me, for the shrt time he has left now here today that he's being honored. >> a family friend advocate

>> five days after that san francisco bombing that took the life of officer brian mcdonald, the weather underground bombed john murtagh's home. >> that's not true. >> it's not true? >> no. >> judge murtagh was a trial court judge in new york state hearing a case involving the panther 21. and your group objected to the way he was handling that case. and you came out -- >> we were supporting the panther 21. there's no question. >> that's right. and his home got fire bombed in the middle of the night. he had a 9-year-old little boy in there who's been public about talking. in your book you wrote, i say as follows, i'm quoting, two weeks before the townhouse explosion -- which is a different bomb, four members of this group had fire bombed judge murtagh's house in new york as an action of support for panther 21. within that group the feeling developed because this action had not done anything to hurt the pigs materially it wasn't very important. >> i didn't write that. >> it's in your book. >> which book? >> it's your book with bernadine. >> what book? >> it's your communique. it's your wife. >> no, i'm quite sure

john reid. we made the decision that we had been to a bitter race where i won by 428 votes. fortuitously brian decided not to run again. we needed to work together. i know his dad. what a wonderful human being. john and i got together and said we will put aside our differences and work together. we did that. we have done -- we haven't agree philosophically on a lot of issues. we have done good stuff for nevada. the public lands act. i want go through all of that. but we did get stuff together. dean heller and i are working through our differences. we have a good relationship. it took am a few months to get over the fact that i tried to help shelley berkley. that is ok. we are off and running. he attended my summit at the lake. we are going to continue to do that. we can be as partisan as we need to be. when it comes to nevada relations, we have to work together. >> good morning senator. [inaudible] >> about what? yes. right. >> [inaudible] >> i believe that that issue, here it is everybody. we have a tax system in america that is unfair to lots of people. since 1982 we have done nothing except

john permanecer en los angeles y se entera de un nuevo concurso de baile en las vegas donde surge la oportunidad es un vida. brianras afirmÁbamos. brianenos dice en la parte pelÍcula participaban 62 bailarines nosotros nunca habÍamos bailado juntos, por ejemplo. helen mirren llega con esta pelÍcula la familia se asienta en un lugar nuevo. comienza una serie de protestas contra el restaurante se desatar una guerra entre ambos pero la pasiÓn por la alta cocina francesa hace que aparezca algo mÁgico entre los dos sabores. daniel redcliffe llega en what if se conocen en una fiesta y descubren que poseen una quÍmica excelente parece la amistad perfecta pero hay un problema gentry tiene un novio formal hace aÑos y wallas estÁ locamente enamorado de ella. les tenemos imÁgenes exclusivas de the expendables parte tres barn y su equipo vuelven a la acciÓn esta vez se une a la franquicia nuestro antonio banderas. ahÍ lo tienen muchas acciones para no dejar de ir al cine este fin de semana es todo de mi parte regresÓ con ustedes. >> gracias, dani. tenemos los detalles de una nueva talla legal por un selfie que se tomÓ un mon

brian reynolds and perry betts were offered bail. and posting often their homes and those of their recommend activities. a bail hearing for john speiser set for tomorrow. because of the alleged robberies of drug dealers and the threat of of cash and property and brutality, five of the six could look at life behind bars if convicted on major charges. they all from high-powered lawyers. >> no longer a police officer, will be on 24-hour home confinement. there really is no risk and he made the right reeling and we appreciate it. >> we will aggressively challenge all of the charges and allegations made against the officers. >> all six officers accused now have been looked at very hard by investigators for many years, especially the f.b.i. police commissioner ramsey says it is the worst case of corruption he has heard of. >> vernon, thank you. >>> a freak accident claimed a man's live in bensalem, bucks county this afternoon. it happened just before 4:00 on bristol pike. a victim, the mechanic was working under a vehicle when the stands collapsed and the vehicle be crushed him. dead at the scene the victim anticipates name not rele

that may be, john, how they make that distinction in the coming days. >> walking a very fine line. briannk you so much. >>> ahead for us "at this hour," they are the smallest victim, of the violence in gaza. the children and they're fighting for their lives as the race to treat their wounds begins. that's next. >>> but first, the biggest surge in undocumented children crossing into the united states is coming from central america, including guatemala. this week's cnn hero is a guatemalan who is tackling crime and helping kids find hope at home. >> my country's violent history has created a very violent present. gangs are everywhere. kids are exposed to drugs, to violence and to the lack of opportunities for them to improve their lives. i was a teacher in the same community where i grew up. my students were dealing with the same problems that i was dealing 20 years ago. i wanted to change that. the bet thist thing for me to d open my house doors and bring them here. eight years later, i'm still running the program in my family house. we provide classes so they can find their own passions.

john's hopkins. c-span: you remember the first time you saw the parade? >> guest: i remember. brian, i was just the kids i started medical school when i was 26 years old and sometimes people have asked me did you know, you would be a doctor? ice said no. did you know, you'd be a brain surgeon? no. how did i end up with this journey that i have lived the last two decades? sometimes things happen for a reasoned and chants and good luck happens but it is not just that it comes to those who look for its. one day i was walking in all hallways of harvard medical school and a distinguished brain surgeon that looked at me on a friday night at 11:00 p.m. where you going? i said to the library to study he said had you done brain surgery horsey net? no. he said would you like to see it and i said i would love to thinking this would happen in the future and i right in the book so the next thing i know i walked into the operating room. imagine the magic i felt when i saw that beautiful bring to a patient that was awake now one of my specialities is doing brain surgery in taking help the tumors w

john sasaki in for tori campbell. >>> city workers in oakland with dealing with a shocking discovery after a noose was found hanging on a work vehicle. brian flores is live with more. >> reporter: several city employees as well as the interim city administrator finished a two-hour meeting that concluded two hours ago here at the city of oakland municipal service center where they talked about what happened last night and both say it's completely unacceptable. want to go to pictures taken of a noose. according to city carpenters, they were returning here after working overtime. when they arrived, they found a noose hanging. the employees that work here are carpenters, painters and mechanics for the city. several employees say there's racial tension within the service center. it's been going on for qot some time and it has to stop. >> there's no way in the world we can go out and service the community and give the citizens of oakland their due service with this things like this going on within the city of oakland. >> reporter: another member of local 1021 tells ktvu that at about four months ago, another noose was discovered in a file cabine

john brennan, one of the president's closest advisors, be fired. this as that five-year-long torture investigation is about to be released any day now. brian. >> andrea mitchell in our d.c. newsroom. andrea, thanks. >>> during our time with edward snowden back in moscow back in may, he indicated that he didn't have much choice to live anywhere other than moscow. he said he doesn't want to come home and face the music legally because he believes hwon't receive a fair trial. well, today his temporary asylum was to have run out in russia. he applied to stay quite some tonight snowden's attorney tells nbc news the russians have said, in effect he can stay there permanently if he wishes to. he told us in the interview he misses home. there's been some talk of a possible deal to return him to the u.s. with punishment, but for now he remains there in russia. >>> in this country a rough day on wall street. stocks saw their worst one-day drop since february. blamed on a variety of factors including weak corporate earnings announced. the dow was down 317 points, nasdaq, s&p down, as well. >>> a drastic change just this week from extreme to even wors

john mulligan says most have recovered. while waiting to hear from the new ceo, he said little. he said he's focused on doing his homework. >> brian did a great job when he was at sam's club. i would expect him to write the ship here. target's biggest issue is can they get traffic back in the store store? it's not clear how they do that without heavy investment, which means a longer low-term earning structure. >> reporter: they see improvement over the last three quarters and says sales at u.s. stores have been positive for the last six weeks. mulligan added the company feels good about back to school so far. now investors are waiting to hear the plan to grow the business and reinvigorate the brand, though cornell won't say when he'll be ready to share more. for "nightly business report", i'm courtney regan. >>> now american eagle outfitters was a bright spot in the retail sector. they reported higher than expected second quarter profit in sales, helped by inventory reductions. the interim ceo said the company isn't performing up to potential but investors were happy. the stock finished 12% higher. >>> one day after home depot low

brian terry after he was ambushed in 2010. william is live in los angeles with that report, william? >> john, you may recall that congress held attorney general holder in contempt and the judge citing partially with congress and telling holder he has to show his hand and reveal what he is hiding and he must provide a list and a description of what each document, report or memo or e-mail says and not the actual document itself. >> holder claims that they are confidential and protected by executive privilege and congress said they are entitled to the documents because of the oversight role especially when it is involved with incompetence. and fast and furious, the administration sent assault weapons to the cartel. holder said it was stupid and carried out by a few managers. and congress doesn't buy the argument and believes there is a cover up and held holder in contempt. brian terry died in december of 2010, and remains of fast and furious were found in the crime scene. washington denied that the operation existed and denied responsibility for it. and documents showed otherwise. yesterday the

brian ross, abc news, new york. >> let's take this on with our experts. johnt stepped down in july as counterterrorism coordinator for the homeland security department. brad gareth is a former fbi agent who has worked numerous international terrorism cases. and muhim sheik. a former jihadist who went on to work with canadian intelligence agencies. welcome. i want to start with you, john. they're recruiting like nobody before. your concerns? is it just social media? why now? why is this so huge? >> i think the tease illustrates one of the reasons we're so concerned about i.s.i.s. and the other extremist organizations operating in syria. they're very sophisticated in their use of social media. they've westernized their message. they're seeking to recruit or inspire westerners and people in -- >> that rap music was incredible. >> they have americanized their message. so, we have to be concerned. and we have to take steps to neutralize that. it's not just countering their message. it's understanding why their message is resonating and what we can do in the communi

john reid. we made the decision that we had where ia bitter race won by 428 votes. fortuitously brianecided not to run again. we needed to work together. i know his dad. what a wonderful human being. john and i got together and said we will put aside our differences and work together. we did that. -- we haven't agree philosophically on a lot of issues. we have done good stuff for nevada. the public lands act. i want go through all of that. but we did get stuff together. dean heller and i are working through our differences. we have a good relationship. it took am a few months to get over the fact that i tried to help shelley berkley. that is ok. we are off and running. he attended my summit at the lake. we are going to continue to do that. we can be as partisan as we need to be. when it comes to nevada relations, we have to work together. >> good morning senator. [inaudible] >> about what? yes. right. >> [inaudible] ,> i believe that that issue here it is everybody. americaa tax system in that is unfair to lots of people. since 1982 we have done nothing except make it more complicated

john, you know, hey, the elbows are getting sharp, trying to distance herself from the president. >> no question, brian. look, even if the world were now blowing up now, she would have incentive to distance herselves. by hillary clinton now seeing that the world is blowing up. she was second tear of state for president obama, so she said in this interview that it has been a failure of the administration not to supply rebels in syria. she made that point before. when i interviewed her on national public radio's "on point" show a couple weeks ago, she said something similar. when i asked her about who deserves blame to all of the crises in the world right now. >> i'm saying that every administration, every party, and the white house has the responsibility during the time it's there to do the best we can, to lead and manage the many problems we face, and i think we did in the first term. >> note that terminology, i think we did in the first term. we're now in the second term and hillary clinton is putting some distance between herself and the president. on her book tour for her memoir, she's not talking a

norman, brian reynolds and percy bets received house arrest during hearings today in federal court. two other officers michael spicer and thomas lick dell low denied bail. a sixth officer john spys ser will have hearing tomorrow. they were all arrested last week accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars and drugs from suspects. all have plead not guilty. >> the parents of two young girls found malnourished in a filthy delaware county hem last fall are sentenced that today. 48 year old vincent mcdonald and 46 year old carol mcdonald of upper chichester township will serve the next two to four years in state prison. both pleaded guilty in february to child endangerment and conspiracy. police removed their five and seven year old girls from their home back in october. police say the girls were very badly malnourished and covered in bug bites. the home was deemed unfit for anyone to live in. both parents apologized in cou court. >> a developing story now. new fears are surfacing about the deadly ebola virus in the united states. new york mount sinai hospital is testing a man who came into its er this morning with possible symptoms. he is just returned from west afric

brian shats and congresswoman colleen hanaboosa is too close to call. shats is leading by fewer than 1700 votes. >>> t"the washington post" says senate republicans can take back the senate his reasoning. senator johnalsh's decision not to seek re-election wins for incumbent republicans and key primary races. and the retirement by democrats and tough states. >>> texas gubernatorial candidate wendy davis' new campaign ad slams greg abbott for his decision to choose a corporation over a rape victim when he was a texas supreme court judge. take a listen. >> six judges, democrats and republicans, ruled in their favor and they won. but greg abbott sided with the company against the victim. saying the company had no responsibility. thank god this time greg abbott lost. >> well, sarah palin's new web channel is giving us unfeddered access to the tea party darling. but take a look at what happens when she tried to respond to elizabeth warren's call for a higher minimum wage. >> we believe -- wait. i thought -- fast food joints? don't you guys think that they're like of the devil or something? liberals, you want to send those evil employees who would dare work at a fast food joint that you just don't believ

john. >> that is better than last time. president mazzucco, and thank you for having us here today. i want to thank the captain for the kind words that he speak to the organization, and i am brian and i am on the board of advisers and as he mentioned, we basically do, sort of citizen level, crime prevention, and crime deter anssinger, and sort of a light level of auxiliary law enforcement in a way. i mean, the basically ask the people in the neighborhood to behave themselves and then when they don't, we call the great men in blue. with that, and that is a good point, men and women. >> could you... >> and with the commander as well. >> and the commissioners. good point. >> and i come here today, asdy last time, the last time, president mazzucco you spoke of the cooperation and the collaboration between the various agencies and the various city agencies and the police department and the crime prevention and fighting and i want to encourage us all to not forget the important role that the patrol special plays in that, the patrol special is in the first back up in the castro when we have a situation that requires somebody with little bit more command presence than we have. and hand

brian howard followed with a sacrifice fly to drive in another run. the phils won 5-3. here's the rest of your morning sports. >> i'm john clark.s were without starting receivers in their second preseason game last night in new england but chip kelly thinks they're going to be able to practice tomorrow. patriots offense driving down the field. tom brady and his receivers. a mix-up here. williams picks it off. the patriots are cheaters. remember he said that. 77-yard interception return for the touchdown. but a pulled hamstring on the play so his night is done. pats get the ball back. eagles defense not looking good. 74-yard drive here. tom brady touchdown. 7-7. eagles offense turned it over. pats score again and then josh huff returned a kick last week for a touchdown. he got rocked there. hurts his shoulder. leaves the game. that's a concern. eagles offense gets it going in the second quarter. brent gets banged around but holds on. that sets up foles for the touchdown. that's the first touchdown for the birds starting offense in the preseason. foles 8 for 10. 81 yards. mark sanchez looking good again. 11 for 12. a catch here.

seeing some oh older hollywood times like john voigt saying this new generation isn't as behind israel as they should be. >> i heard that from a number of people. to brianarlier, may be a social media thing, as well. michelle turner, thank you very much. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next, i want you to take a look at something. take a look at this picture. this is the couple on their honeymoon, more than 40 years ago. she is jewish. he is palestinian. and now their daughter has written a book about this interesting relationship and has unique perspective on what's going on in the middle east. right now. get reait's crabfest atk, dip. red lobster! the years largest variety of crab. like new crab lover's trio! or try new jumbo lump crab over wood-grilled salmon. crabfest is now. but only for a limited time. so hurry in, and sea food differently! that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-o

john hinckley jr. brady devoted the rest of his life to fighting gun violence. the law requiring background brady's name. brady was 73 years so brianns said one deposit a month waves the monthly maintenance fee. he's so good to me. mom! this is amazing! i know. no fee. no. brian at citizens bank. he gave you a special deal? he's into you. sounds like it's time to get back out there. honey, anyone can get one deposit checking. besides, he's younger than your brother. eww. you got that right. one deposit checking. only from citizens bank. one deposit of any amount each statement period waives the monthly maintenance fee. >> would you like some good traffic news for a change. >> yeah. >> let's check out the schuylkill expressway which is normally jam packed here westbound near city avenue. not looking too bad. we'll take it, right? not looking too bad. minute ride from the vine to the blue route. you'll get packed later, it's just not packed right now. mass transit looking okay as well. go ahead and take the sports express trains, dave, because you have katy perry and the phils tonight, 7:00 and 7:05. sports express trains start runni

john adams ended up as a series on hbo. any series for this book? >> guest: it hasn't been talked about yet. c-span: but is there a story in your opinion? >> guest: i think so. brian i could have written a whole book on at least 7 of the 14 chapters. c-span: which seven? >> guest: the story of the medical student which was the most exciting research for the whole book. what the young people went through, how much they learned about medicine they could never learn here, how far behind medicine was and why it was far behind. and the marathon, the gauntlet, and the student gauntlet they had to run in order to keep pace with the doctors that they were studying with. c-span: give us a second one. >> guest: the cooper-morris story. and mor ris' painting during th gallery during the cholera epidemic in 1932 and the friendship that results as a consequence of it. c-span: there was a lot of history about washburn. i wanted to ask you about the five republics and how many were in the middle of the seven years you wrote about. you remember? >> guest: i don't understand the question. c-span: there have been five french republics. i wrote down the dates. >> guest: i think ther

brian, as the congressman was saying there, we're not really hearing politicians yet calling for boots on the ground. but we are hearing the president's critics, johnoehner and marco rubio in particular, saying we need a strategy. marco rubio saying we need to dig in for a long fight. are you starting to hear the drum beats of war coming from washington? >> not really, actually. no, i do want to associate myself with a lot of what congressman welch said. a lot of the crisscrossing, inconsistent views you hear from members of congress about what should happen, what the united states should do in iraq now is very much at odds with where the american public is at large. there's still a very large residual weariness about american military involvement in iraq in particular, but in any country. that sort of subsumes these congressman calls for doing more. it doesn't really resonate. >> jimmy, we just got a report from kristen welker at the white house. i, for one, was expecting her to say president obama has actually decided to cancel his trip to martha's vineyard where he's going to be spending most of the the month of august. you could now say we are

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