host: karen mills?st: the issue of regulation is something that i think i have ,eard all across the country particularly from small business owners are one of the things that really concerns them as local permitting of zoning regulations, just like you were theing about it one of encouraging thing that i have seen is that finally mayors and governors have started to address this with technology. there are some really fun innovative entrepreneurs. i am glad that your starting another business, good for you. for one thing that small business owners tell me is i just want to know the answer. i do not want to get two from two answers different regulators. i just want to know what i need to do, and i will do it. i wanted to be seamless, and i want to have some customer service. small businesses are an important customer of government, and they should be treated with a level of respect for their time. i have seen a couple of companies, over-the-counter is starting up in boston. you will be able to the launche

later, karen mills joins us to discuss a new harvard business school report about some of the potential consequences and remedies regarding income inequality, coming up later on "washington journal." ♪ >> the pope's visit to the u.s. tuesdayas live coverage afternoon beginning at 3:45 on c-span. we are live with the president and mrs. obama to greet the president. the welcoming ceremony for the pope as the obama's welcome him to the white house. live coverage begins at 8:45 eastern. later that afternoon, the at theation and mass basilica of the national shrine. pope francis makes history becoming the first pontiff to address a joint meeting of congress. friday morning at 10:00, live coverage from new york as the pope speaks to the united nations general assembly. later, the pontiff or hold a multi-religious service at the 9/11 memorial and museum world trade center. follow coverage of the pope's u.s. live on tv or online at c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: mary rice hasson joins us to preview the pope's visit and talk about the catholic church. she is a fellow at the

host: karen mills, a senior at the harvard is the school. you can see some of her worker karen mills.com. the former administrator of the small business administration. we appreciate your time on washington journal. , your weekly your money segment, the potential cost to taxpayers of loans. ♪ >> the pope's visit to the u.s.. c-span has live coverage from washington dc the first stop on the popes to her, beginning 345 on c-span -- at 3:45 p.m. on will consider money for the as they officially welcome him to the white house. live coverage begins at 845 -- 8:45 a.m. eastern . c-span live coverage begins at becomes the as well first pontiff to address a joint meeting of congress. later, at 11:30 a.m. the project will have a multireligious service as the 9/11 memorial. live on c-span. >> washington journal continues. week in the segment of the washington journal we see how your money is at work in a different federal program. we're discussing federal student loans, and the cost of recent initiatives designed to help students with heavy loan burden

karen mills with the results of a recent survey finding american and global business leaders believing that inequality is a serious threat to the country and their businesses. janet lauren talks about federal student loan programs that offer repayment based on income and why that could cost taxpayers billions of dollars. we will take your phone calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal," light at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> all persons having business before the honorable supreme court are drawn here to give their attention. versuser 759, petitioner parizeau. >> row against wade. mostdison was probably the famous case this court ever decided. asdredd and harriet existed enslaved people on land where slavery was not the recognized. >> putting the decision into effect would take presidential orders in the presence of federal troops and marshals, and the courage of children. >> we wanted to pick cases that change the direction and imported the court in society and also changed society. >> so, she told them that they would have to have a searc

at 8:30, karen mills discusses business and income equality. discusses student loans and income-based repayment programs. as always we will take your calls. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. after weeks of speculation, federal reserve chair janet yellen said that rates will not increase for the time being. good afternoon. you know from our policy statement released a short time ago, the federal open market committee reaffirms the current 0% range for the federal funds rate. since the committee met in july, the pace of drop games has been solid -- job gains has been solid. the unemployment rate has come to -- declined and labor conditions have improved. inflation has continue to run below the longer run objective. partly reflecting declines in energy prices. recent global economic and financial developments are likely to put further downward pressure on inflation in the near term. these developments may also restrain u.s. activity somewhat but has not led to a significant change in the committee's outlook for the u.s. economy. co

eric karen mills will be talking about the issue of income inequality and u.s. competitiveness. rin from bloomberg news to talk about federal student loans. also advised to parents with kids headed off to college. thanks for being with us on the sunday. i hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. be sure to check out the rest of withoverage this weekend pope francis. please enjoy the rest of your week. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> here is a look at our schedule today on c-span. next is "newsmakers" with new .exico congressman ben lujan after that president obama speaks about the federal budget with business leaders at a summit held here in washington. been republican presidential candidate donald trump holds a town hall meeting in new hampshire, and finally, a debate with general election scheduled for october 19. >> this week on newsmakers, congressman ben lujan. thank you for being here, sir. >> thank you for h

mill of the day. fox 29 weekend anchor karen hepp was at that playground but what she found there may also make you angry reasons. karen is live in the mantua section of fold night with more on this story. karen? >> reporter: dawn, first of all i want up to date you about that little girl. she has recovered. she is doing okay much it's been two weeks. also, i want to let you know where we are. mantua right by the zoo. that parking lot over there, that's the zoo. that is where we are right now. what's upsetting we have hundreds of kids that go there every single day. this should be a haven certainly for children but when i came to look at the scene where this little girl was shot what i found was both disgusting and then take look at this, also dangerous. no parent would want their kids to play here at claiborne lewis park the way we found it two weeks ago. forget the trash, broken fenc fencing, jagged glass and tiles you can twist an ankle in. the back corner appears to be a sex for drug exchange littered with condom wrappers, baggies, spoons, blunt materials and burn marks. the really upsetting part, fe

there is no proof it was karen mitchell who got into the car and bob durst's eyes are not blue. and, said chief millstil months after the incident. >> we don't want to take something that is sensational and plug that person into the midst of an investigation that may or may not have anything to do with them. >> plus the investigation continues. some believe there may be more. >> i have never said definitively he was a serial killer. i said there is so much out there about him that clearly there is something going on here and that law enforcement needs to look into it. and thankfully they are doing it now. >> waste of time said his attorney. >> there is no evidence and to -- they have to have a theory that he is some kind of serial killer. he is not a serial killer. >> but the notion has come up. >> it sells magazines and books and causes people to turn on their tv. >> a long missing wife, a dismembered neighbor, a murdered friend. this is how robert durst is defined. where did it all go wrong? all that power, privilege, money? 60 years ago a doctor warned that bob's hostility issues could lead to per

mills florida had the gator logo on her. tune in for our live preview of the pageant at 8:00 p.m. matt o'donnell, karen rogers, melissa magee hosts the show. the miss america peanut starts at 9:00 p.m. on 6abc. >> it is crunch time, pope francis arrives in philadelphia in less than two weeks. >> and it's not just organizers who are making last minute preps. local businesses are getting ready, too. >> this is why you live in the city. center city businesses are harshing out details for the papal weekend. val stafford has 8 businesses in city. the. >> for all our restaurants and retail we're open the whole weekend. >> 13th street retailers are following her lead. >> reporter: there's pope merchandise at the soap store. all plan to work that weekend. >> if we're able to comdaylight as many people that want to come in we'll stay open as late as people want to come in. if it's too much we'll close the door and call it a day. >> reporter: the world meeting of organize he organizers offerd the pope campaign they offered sweepstakes for trips to rome to attract the masses. retailers like boyds received their f

center city. 73 in browns mills. 74 in hammonton, 75 in dover delaware its another hot day, 92 for your high with clouds and sun and hot and humid today. matt and tam. >> thank you, karenit is still not clear when passengers aboard a carnival cruise ship will leave port. a fire broke out in the engine room of the 10-year-old carnival liberty on monday while the ship was docked in saint thomas. all 3400 passengers were temporarily evacuated. they have been allowed back on board but the ship can't go anywhere until the crew determines it is safe. carnival says it will issue full refunds to passengers for the shortened voyage. >> new on "action news," an odds turn during a traffic stop. a man claimed to be a surgeon and seemed to threaten police. >> license insurance and registration. >> you full of (bleep). >> i'm full of (bleep). >> officers in dearborn, michigan pulled the man over for not wearing a seat belt. officers say the man then told officers that he was a surgeon and noted that he could let injured officers bleed out. the police cleve says they're releasing this and telling this story because he wants the public to know the hostility and dangers that officers d

mills. 75 in dover, delaware. a lot and humid day, a high of 92 today, matt and tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> happening today,earing is scheduled for the defendant in a captivity case that rocked the city of philadelphia. linda weston is set to appear in court for a change of plea. she and others are accused of kidnapping and torturing mentally disabled adults who were kept locked up in a basement in tacony in order to steal their government benefits checks. weston has previously pleaded not guilty to the charges. >> new this morning a dog's death in delaware county is raising some questions and some major concerns about how local animal control handles strays. a family who owns this small dog called louie who is blind came across two stray rottweilers on the street. pennsylvania state law requires strays be transported to an approved and licensed boarding facility after being picked up by police officers but the darby family says the delaware county animal control told them to avoid fees they should keep the strays until the owner was found but while they were with -- while the rottweilers were with the darb

suburbs in new jersey, 53 in browns mills, 61 on the boardwalk in ac and 52 in dover, telling wear, headed up to a nice sunny and warmer 83, matt. >> all right, thanks, karen>>> two fast moving wildfires continue to engulf northern california. authorities found an elderly disabled woman dead in the ruins of her home. hundreds of houses have burnt to the ground displacing thousands of residents. years of drought in california have left nothing but dry timber behind making these the most destructive fires of the summer. >> and we have breaking news this morning. delta state campus in mississippi who authorities say killed his live-in girlfriend an fellow professor at the school, committed suicide after authorities conducted a day long manhunt and put the campus on lockdown for hours. 45-year-old shannon lamb was a college instructor who police say shot and killed his colleague ethan schmidt on campus. during the first hours of the police search for lamb frightened students and teachers hinckered down in classrooms for hours as armed officers went through buildings checked in closets and behind doors and under tables and desks. the lockdown was lifted hours l

karen, what do you expect, especially given the fact that her aide jake sullivan is going tomorrow, top aide from the state department, her chief of staff from the state department testified today, cheryl millsg man who originally set up the private server has said through his lawyer he will plead the fifth? >> well, i think all this tells us is that, again, the timetable is at this point not being determined by either the election calendar or hillary clinton's campaign. but i am so excited about your interview because there are so many things that have yet to be explained about this whole e-mail issue. you know, what sort of deliberations went on at the state department? did someone at the state department tell her that was okay to do? who actually sat there and decided which e-mails would be withheld as personal and destroyed and which were sent? these are the kinds of things that, you know, she really hasn't answered and has b had to answer in the kind of bark and forth that she's had in her immediate avails with the press. i think there is potential here for a whole lot of news and good luck. >> good luck, and thank you. and, karen, we will talk to you tomorrow, i hope. that does it for