i want to praise the aba for your strong stand. your amicus brief in shelby urged the court to uphold the voting rights act because it -- the work was not done and protections against discrimination were still needed. since 2004, the aba has worked with a nonpartisan election protection coalition to provide on the ground legal assistance to voters, especially minority areas. volunteers have fielded complaints on telephone hotlines, interceded with state and local officials to prevent abuses, and spend countless hours in polling places and courthouses. i understand the aba will mark law day 2014 next may 1 with the theme, why every vote matters. when i chaired the commission on women in the profession and traveled all over the country talking to lawyers and judges and bar associations and law firms, anyone who would listen to our findings, i saw firsthand the power and reach of the people in this room and who you represent. you know the law, you speak the language, you can harness its authority. that gives you a unique ability to dr

aba t to praise othe for your strong stand. a has work of, the abv to provide on the ground legal assistance to voters, especially in minority areas. volunteers have fielded complaints, interceded with state and local officials to prevent abuses in spent countless hours in polling places and courthouses. will markand the aba law day with a seam why every both matters. when i chaired the commission on women in the profession and traveled all over the country talking to lawyers and judges and bar associations and law firms, anyone who would listen to our findings, i saw firsthand the power and reach of the people in this room and who you represent. you know the law, speak the language, can harness the authority. that gives you a unique ability to drive progress, right wrongs, and help our nation live up to our finest ideals. no country has a richer tradition of law year citizens than the united states. from john marshall to thurgood marshall. i ask each of you to take up the cause and -- in your practices and communities. your ne

i want to praise the aba for your strong stand. brief in make us shelby urged the court to uphold the voting rights act because it -- the work was not done and protections against discrimination were still needed. since 2004, the aba has worked with a nonpartisan election protection coalition to provide on the ground legal assistance to voters, especially minority areas. fielded complaints on telephone hotlines, interceded with state and local officials to prevent abuses, and spend countless hours in polling places and courthouses. i understand the aba will mark law day 2014 next may 1 with the same, why every vote matters. when i chaired the commission on women in the profession and traveled all over the country talking to lawyers and judges and bar associations and law firms might anyone who would listen to our findings, i saw firsthand the power and reach of the people in this room and who you represent. you know the law, you speak the language, you can harness its authority. that gives you a unique ability to drive our grass, r

i want to praise the aba for your strong stand.re upholding the voting rights act because projections were needed we have worked with in election coalition to provide on the ground legal assistance to voters and especially minority areas. we hope to prevent abuses and i understand that the aba will mark labbe next may 21 the people in this room and who you represent, you know, the law, you speak the language and it is part of the authority. it gives you a unique ability to help our nation i ask each of you to take up this cause and practices and educate your neighbors and your local leaders about voting rights. tell them you believe in the right to vote not just for yourself but for your fellow citizens. they cannot fully represent the people unless it has been elected by them. so as you go home -- [applause] [applause] as you go into your local bar association and your law offices, please ask yourself what more you can do how can we serve and then power them. in 1963 in jackson, mississippi, angry protesters and armed police preve

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aba medal. the group recognized clinton for her long law career as well as helping to advance the legal careers of other women lawyers. >> the search for justice drives people to stand up against dictatorship, corruption and oppression. >> in a speech on voemeter righ clinton told the group the decision to strike down portions of the voter rights acts could expose many to discrimination. >> citizens will be victimized by the law instead of served by it. that progress, that historical progress towards a more perfect union will go backward instead of forwards. >> missing from clinton speech was any mention of her decision on whether or not to run for president in 2016. >> she has i think been pretty good about saying, a long time away. and let me just sort of focus on resting and being out of government for a while. at the same time she does seem, like she might be laying the ground work for something. >> if clinton throws her hat in the ring, the university of san francisco political expert, cory

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she was awarded of the aba medal for her work of human trafficking and her efforts. she also criticized the u.s.'s supreme court to strip apart the voting rights act. >> it is a sign of discrimination of a thing of the past and we no longer need protection but as justice, that's like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you are not getting wet. >> clinton says since the ruling there is been a rust to enact laws which she says make it harder for many americans to vote. >>> governor brown signs a legislation -- the california laws first of its kind in the u.s.. and other school districts already followed similar guidelines, the law is scheduled to go in effect on january 1st. >>> day one of the cooling off on the bart dispute. trains are rolling but so far there is no new talks schd governor brown ordered -- leading to another mad rush in october, to try to make a deal before the next deadline. >>> a four alarm fire sent for four adults and two children into safety today. outside of the city limits. firefighters say it took some time to knock down the fla

hillary clinton will receive the aba middle, the highest honor given by the organization and that is for her service and contributions to the legal system. >> thank you. we have a story from antioch right now that will break your heart. a little boy celebrating his birthday was attacked by two pit bulls. hunter survived the attacks yesterday and has had the first surgery at the hospital. we are told he was attacked a neighbor's house and one was picked up by animal control and will be quarantined. the other dog remains at the neighbor's house. >> in solano county, investigators are trying to determine the cause of a four alarm fire that tore across a property this morning breaking out at 5:00 a.m. and neighbors say the flames were as high as the trees and they heard several loud explosions. according to the solano county fire department, the fire destroyed three structures and several cars. firefighters knock it down of it spread to any other building. >> details involving a man who was hit and killed while crossing a street in pittsburg. the 40-year-old victim was in a crosswalk las

just when you think it can't get worse, a new report says the ns aba -- nsa watches 75%. there is a plan to put a stop to it.. that's at the bottom of the hour on "cashin' in" bunch first on "forbes" the housing recovery or housing rebound? you think by the headlines the housing market is back with a vengeance. but why are some here saying ♪ ♪ >>> check out these headlines. sales up as housing recovers. sales crush expectations. profit jumps amid housing recovery. even triple-a is jumping on the housing bandwagon saying, "as home prices improve in many parts of the country, more families are feeling comfortable about traveling the labor day holiday." on the flip side, don't buy the housing hype. explain. >> improvement in housing is not sustainable. it's driven by the federal reserve massive $2.9 trillion bond buying program not by improving co actually household income is down 4.4% since june 2009. usually sustainable improvements in home prices are driven by people making more money. in this case, they are bringing home less money. >> interesting. so empty calories fed

. >> other people who got that aba award, included supreme court justices, ruth ginsberg. >> larry ellison thinks apple is in trouble. >> kpix5's sharon chin tells us why he thinks the company is lost. >> he was brilliant. he was our edison. he was our picasso. so what happens to apple without steve? >> well, we already know. >> what? >> we saw -- we conducted the experiment. it's been done. we saw apple with steve jobs. we saw apple without steve jobs. we saw apple with steve jobs. now, we are going to see apple without steve jobs. >> so you are shorting apple? >> i liked him. >> apple computers. >> days before the premier of jobs, depicting the rise and fall of apple's cofounder, tells charlie rose that the company and current ceo lost its core when it lost jobs, his best friend of 25 years. >> i'll say it publicly. he is irreplaceable. i don't see how they can -- they will not be nearly so successful because he is gone. >> technology analyst, rob, says ellison is right about apple's leadership today. >> being perceived as leelders. >> apple has been on the defensive over mapping problem

she's the guest of honor where the aba will be recognizing her for her legal career and helping in advancing women lawyers. clinton worked in private practice in arkansas and graduated from yale law. she also worked as a counselor in the house judiciary committee during the watergate investigation. >>> the giants are looking at surveillance game. center fielder adam jones says a fan threw a banana to him. it happened after he hit a three-run homer in the top of the ninth. after the game he tweeted about the incident. i want to thank whatever expletive through that banana my direction to me --. there were no in-house radio calls about the incident. the park is revealing surveillance footage and will continue investigating today. it reminds that throwing things tont field are grounds for ejection. >>> san jose police trying to figure out exactly what caused a deadly crash, killing two teenage boys and injuring three others. we have video here taken by somebody who lives in that area right after saturday night's crash. the police are looking into whether drugs or alcohol may have been involved.

. >> clinton received the aba medal for her work as an attorney. no mention of whether or not she planneds to run for president in 2016. >>> michael bloomberg is promising an appeal. under the policy, police can stop, question and frisk anyone they consider suspicious. the judge calls it indirect racial profiling because most of those targeting are african american and latino men. the policy has been affective at reducing crime. >> we go to where the reports of crime are. those, unfortunately, happen to be poor neighborhoods and minority neighborhoods. >> the judge appointed outside monitor to oversee changes to the policy and ordered police in some precincts to wear body cameras to record the encounters. stop and frisk is a tactic that was being considered by the oakland police department. >>> speaking in san francisco u.s. attorney general proposed a big change in the way drug offenders are prosecuted. he wants to scale back mandatory prison sentences for low level nonviolent drug offenders. >> by reserving the severe penalties for violent drug t

she is set to receive the aba medal for distinguished service at 3:00 p.m. today in san francisco. she will address the delegates. >>> today the alameda coroner is scheduled to cut an autopsy on the body found in vacaville friday. the identity is not expected to be released until tomorrow. the family of missing oakland woman sandra coke fears the body may be the 50-year-old. coke disappeared just over a week ago on friday police moved the search for her to an area near lagoon valley park in vacaville. that's where the body was found. police were following up on a lead after arresting 56-year- old randy alana who is a person of interest in coke's disappearance. coke's family said, our hearts are heavy to think she may not be coming home to us. but we have been sustained through this ordeal by the unbelieve be outpouring of love, concern and prayers from all of you. >>> the chp has tried to figure out who was driving party bus that crashed into a tree killing a passenger overnight. the accident happened along highway 280 near portola valley. the unusual scene officer found. >> report

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she will be awarded the american bar association medal the aba medal is the association's highest honor. >>> a group of young immigration activists are free after spending 16 days in jail. they are known as the dream team 9 were arrested last month. they say they want to highlight an immigration system they call broken. >> it is not humanitarian it is opening the door so everybody gets in. >> all 9 were legally brought into the country by their parents. they say they are american in every sense of the world but for their legal status. they will determine if they can stay in the u.s. or deported to the country of their booth. >>> a wounded california veteran. the new wheels he got to test out and the first place he says he wants to ride. >>> and, it is entertainment to some but a nuisance to others. the ups and downs of this year's festival. >>> drizzle and showers in the forecast. that is right. both. and we will have your forecast right here coming up look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you coul

bar, and other improvements that will keep me from being shaken down like i have been from so-called aba based complaints and my bar is historic and i don't want to make the changes to the bar and ruin that aspect in order to do that and if you for putting this together. it's been a long time coming and i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. is there any commercial public comment on item number three? seeing none public comment is closed. well, that was a -- i think a year ago we would have three hours of public comment. it shows what a good process we had leading up to the legislation. supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just wanted to acknowledge the immense work of the co-sponsors and supervisor wiener and campos on this and it shows when there are things that are applicability there is the ability to revisit t my office was familiar with it representing a portion of the area and mission bowling alley was interested in opening and a part of the mission that would welcome this type of small business but was unfortunately restricted in obtaining a liquor license and reading the legislatio

the bar association presented hillary clinton with its aba medal. it's the highest honor. the group recognized the former secretary of state for her own legal career, as well as her dedication to advance the career of other female attorneys. mrs. clinton spoke about protecting volter rights. saying the recent supreme court ruling will expose more people to discrimination. >> citizens will be disenfranchised, victimized by the law instead of served by it. and that's progress that historical progress toward a more perfect union will go backwards instead of forward. >> now, despite much speculation, clinton has not announced that she'll make a run for the presidency in 2016. >>> at the convention today, another washington power player, eric holder made a major announcement about the country's drug policy. the justice department will no longer seek mandatory minimum sentences for certain drug crimes. >> widespread incarceration, at federal, state and local levels is ineffective and unsustainable. it poses a significant economic burden. $80 billion in 2010 alone. >> the former

regime suspected chemical weapons attack inspectors will not release their findings immediately but the aba did ministration is suggesting their analysis will have no bearing on its decision whether or not to attack syria. we have john find a and fred barnes. wellcome for your thoughts on the secretary of state today and his impassioed plush? is sounded to me like we will engage syria sooner rather than later. >> but those analysts and make the real decisions almost no one in the intelligence community that thinks the president has handled this will and there is some ambiguity. normally they say this is what they say and they give alternate scenarios this one says the u.s. government assessment they concluded with a high level of confidence this is what they did in they will not talk about any other scenario. lori: and talk about the secretary of state because everybody knows he took center stage even before the president spoke was there something behind that? >> i am not sure the he has more credibility at this point than the president. you have that but my problem with carry and the presi

she is due to receive the aba medal for distinguished service. she will also address the delegates. >> that money is passengers can still sue the airline. four bale areaen falies have already filed institute. according too construction company picked to build the first the state needs to buy much of the land. >>> today papal founder musk plans to release designs for what he calls the fifth mode of transportation. he says the hyper loop will be twice as fast as a jet and provide its own power. this will work on the same principal as an old pneumatic tube. he has not confirmed that yet but he has said he plans to make it public. >>> guests at a florida resort they saw their dream vacation crumble into a sink hole. >> it was the most surreal experience. i never could imagine in my wildest dreams. >> this in-- top republicans talking about president obama's decision to cancel an upcoming meeting with the president of russia. >>> we are getting more slow traffic in parts of contra costa county. more on that and the rest of the commute. >>> pretty big

in recent years with the department's support, the aba has catalogged tens of thousands of statutes andregulations that have consequences on people who have been convicted of crimes. i have asked state attorneys general and variety leaders to review their own agency's regulations and i've directed all department of justice components going forward to consider whether any proposed guidance may impose unless consequences on those seeking to rejoin their communities. he bottom line -- [applause] the bottom line while the aggressive enforcement of criminal statutes remains necessary we cannot simply prosecute or incarcerate our way to becoming a safer nation. to be effective federal efforts must focus on prevention and reentry. we must never stop being tough on crime but we must also be smart and efficient when battling crime and the conditions and the individual choices that breed it. ultimately this is about much more than fairness for those who are released from prison. it's a matter of public safety and public good. it makes sense. it's about who we are as a people and it has the potent

she's set to receive the aba medal for distinguished service at 3:00 this afternoon and she will alsocourt-ordered cooling-off period averted a strike for at least 60 days. but the union and management are still far apart from reaching a deal. katie utehs has more. >> a court-ordered cooling- period has averted the strike for 60s. what's holding them apart are safety issues and pay. union leaders say b.a.r.t. still has not addressed their safety concerns. b.a.r.t. management says money is holding up the talks. both sides left the bargaining table around 7:00 last night following the court-ordered 60- day cooling off period requested by jerry brown. >> in the end, we were very far apart. our offer was about a 10% offer and the union's offer was 25% roughly for the same period of time. there's been some changes on pension contributions and no movement on healthcare premiums. union leaders want to see changes for what they call safety concerns. we're looking no station agents having to work alone after 10:00 p.m. and before 6:00 a.m. >> reporter: they want station agents to be aloud -- a

. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton also spoke at the aba meeting today, making a plea for voting rights. mrs.clinton says america has come a long way to assuring that all citizens are able to vote. she said some people argue that discrimination has been wiped out, so the protections of that law were no longer needed. >> but as justice ginsburg said, that is like throwing away your umbrella in a rain storm, because you are not getting wet. you will soon be soaked. >> reporter: mrs. clinton also received the medal for distinguished service for her efforts to help fight human trafficking. she made no mention whether she plans to run for president in 2016. >>> financial documents filed by sharon sandberg shows show sold $3.7 million worth of her shares of the company stock last week. sandberg had arranged to sell the stock through a plan that allows executives to schedule trades in advance, so they won't be accused of using insider information. >>> wall street had a lackluster day. investors didn't seem to have much motivation to buy or sell. the dow lost 5 points on light tra

i don't know that she got paid that much for the aba. giving a spree speech at the national constitution center. and she -- look, she put out her own youtube video in order to be heard on the issue of same sex marriage. i think robert is right. you cannot -- she is way out in front. highly visible. she is doing it a lot. you cannot sustain that pace for three years and then pop up late 2015 and 2016 and start paying attention to the primary season and sound like you have something new to say. you are going to have bored the press to death. vulnerable. somebody who is capable of sounding fresh and new and different. it's hard to be the frontrunner from the beginning to the end without making a lot of mistakes along the way. she not only has accepted the crown of frontrunner. she is doing everything she can to highlight it. >> but there is so much money behind her and so much power behind. you know vice president biden. i think journalist said he had raised $11 million. that's just lunch money for the clintons. $11 million that may be righ

. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton also spoke at the aba meeting today, making a plea forrights. mrs.clinton says america has come a long way to assuring that all citizens are able to vote. she said some people argue that discrimination has been wiped out, so the protections of that law were no longer needed. >> but as justice ginsburg said, that is like throwing away your umbrella in a rain storm, because you are not getting wet. you will soon be soaked. >> reporter: mrs. clinton also received the medal for distinguished service for her efforts to help fight human trafficking. she made no mention whether she plans to run for president in 2016. >>> financial documents filed by sharon sandberg shows show sold $3.7 million worth of her shares of the company stock last week. sandberg had arranged to sell the stock through a plan that allows executives to schedule trades in advance, so they won't be accused of using insider information. >>> wall street had a lackluster day. investors didn't seem to have much motivation to buy or sell. the dow lost 5 points on light trading. th

. >> reporter: shinzu aba visited the planet and calling it the largest in human history. >> any wayou look at it this is deplorable. >> it may take an international effort to turn the situation around. now it appears that the power plant is neither secure or stable. >> the hong kong survivors of the hostage crisis of 2010 has sued the philippine government for compensation. it comes just before the third anniversary. nine people were killed after a philippine police officer took over a tourist bus. the survivors say that manila has failed to respond. >> two iranian men have been jailed in thailand over a failed bomb plot. israel said its diplomats were the intended targets. >> reporter: thai police were not taking any chances, scouring the streets before the trial of two men accused of planting bomb attacks. one man lost his legs in 2012 when explosives he was carrying went off. he said he was trying to dispose of them. the police accused him of throwing a bomb at officers. both men say they're innocent and deny any connection to an iranian plot targeting israeli diplomats. >> the s

>> and uma aba dean is going to be the next chief of staff.lly chief of staff is the name her old man is using on the internet this week. >> there is a lot to digest in that opening remark there, miller. >> let's hope not. let's hope not. all right. so, your advice is the to the republican party is kind of let's calm down a little bit. kind of get together, find some common ground, have a cup perform blt's together and stop the nonsense, huh? >> well, listen, billy, as they say in the business. the pooch has been screwed. the g.o.p. is is in disarray. i'm not sure what we are seeing here is the awkward birth of a third party because i think these two are going to break off eventually. but, hillary is just sitting there licking her chops. >> bill: happiest lady in the world. okay. here in new york city, we can have the big gulp again. we can have as much soda as we wants want. ruled that mayor bloomberg and the board of health cannot limit the size of sodas and you say? >> well, it's about time mayor lucky charms got shot down. >> they are alwa

was not just a speech to the aba. >> i will not say what our private conversation was.hese guys run it differently. obama doesn't. for all his success, he markable candidate and campaigner, they just don't run at that level of loyalty and coordination. >> she was so formidable right now. women are hungering for this campaign to be good and be strong. >> you pick up the paper today, you'll read about howard dean is in iowa. is dean going to jump back in from more progressive perspective. you have a senator from minnesota in iowa. all these rising stars we create every other day from mayors, mayor castro to cory booker. so you never know. i think it's a healthy thing to have a good primary opponent and to strengthen that candidacy. >> sounds like more when, not if is she going to make her presidential run. >> i think the democratic field will open up if she steps in. as our poll showed, 43% of the voters in california, only 43% are ready to vote for her now. this is an overwhelmingly democratic state. she's not work cut out for her. >> that number was a little surprising.

the aba metal is the association's highest honor and a little league team from belmont gave it a chance. they represented northern california. the all-stars lost 9-0 last night in the western regional final. the two from southern california that beat them heads to the little league world series in pennsylvania. the belmont team with boys ages 11-13 had been the top seed. >> and we're proud of them, anyway. >>> 8:42, and it's gray out there. it's a repeat of what we can see the last few mornings. >> you remember when we had the heat wave in livermore, up to 103? >> that was forever ago. >> it was forever ago and things are going to warm up this week and we're starting off gray and that is changing sooner this morning. lots of sun around france yesterday and preppy inland. sfo, 57; livermore, 61 and it will creep up today as you head out of the door, there is drizzle around this morning, more this morning than yesterday morning and cloudy skies around the bay and inland. you want to warm up, san hoa a good bet at the santa fe summer fest. it's sunny and warm in the south bay. that is ocea

there are a lot of things she could have used to address the aba. >> i'm not surprised by her subject matter per se. i am surprised by something you hit it on the head earlier which as you said, she is eager to jump into the fray. that is what is surprising. she doesn't need to be out there as early as she is right now. people around her have said she wants to take time, she doesn't want to get sucked into every issue in washington right now but she is really putting herself in front of a lot of these issues. she did at the bar association. she said there she is going to give a speech on the nsa debate right now. correct, which is really interesting, given that in 2008, the primary was lost in part because of the left's upset with her vote for the iraq war. the nsa is an issue liberals are very unhappy about and the base of her party is unhappy about. i am surprised that she is getting out there ahead of things as much as she is. >> and very forward looking. >> correct. >> she could easily go in and reminisce about being first lady or talk about her tenure as secretary of state. hey g

happens on a week where the highest law enforcement officer in the land gets a wild alaws from the aban he proposing to direct prosecutors in the country to not enforce the drug laws as written. and to actually conceal evidence in trials as a way to not trigger the mandatory sentences that are in the law. this is a pattern. of course it's not the worse, but it's absolutely astonishing how often this administration works outside when what is our constitutional system. >> shannon: final word, kirsten. >> not unconstitutional to do. directing them this is what i would like to you do. he this will decide whether or not to do it. i don't see how it's unconstitutional even if it ends up being more expensive than what is it $5 a year or $6 a year. i think we can afford that to help children have internet access. >> it starts at 5. >> and if goes up. thanks, panel. that's it for the the panel. stay tuned the administration has spent millions to tell the american people about obama care. but not everyone seems to be really clear on the details. that's next. then get the cars ready. now add the

she's the guest of honor this afternoon where the aba is recognizing her for her legal career and helpg women lawyers. clinton worked in a private practice in arkansas and graduated from yale law. she's also worked on aijk counc in the house judiciary committee during the watergate investigation. >>> at 6:54. we have an update to breaking news we've been following in salon know county where a firefighters is on the scene of a four-alarm house fire. it's happening on poplar road. a street two miles north of the vacaville premium outlets. take a look at this. we have live pictures as the fire is zet said to be knocked down. look at the damage that remains. smoking embers. we don't know the extent of the cost of the damage so far. but firefighters still on the scene trying to put out some hot spots. once again this is in solana county in vacaville not too far from the vacaville premium outlets. a four-alarm house fire. we don't know word of any injuries. but something we're certainly keeping tabs on. i'm just told, literally right now, that no one was hurt. the neighborhood is evacuateda(

two-thirds of the students getting aba this year are graduating in debt at the age of 22. sometimes as much as 60 or $70,000 of debt at the age of 22. why are they giving this? because the call will just keep ramping up there to listen to pay the professor. the teachers not to teach, and we won't even get into the administrators and football teams but imagine 22-year-olds and a lot of them are going to default. it's hard to go bankrupt because the banks made sure the bankruptcy is difficult in this. i shudder to think what is going to happen when these loans come due. >> a young woman that went to my our modern at nyu with a school tuition scholarship she said she didn't have a good four years because they are undergraduates of arts -- it's kind of ragged in my opinion. some graduate with $70,000 in debt and i asked how she could do that with a full scholarship. she explained it to me. she didn't know about health insurance, the price of the dormant went up, she didn't know the scholarship had studied and premed was opposed. she graduated that 60,000 then it was up to 70.

conference, former secretary of state hillary clinton is the guest of honor this afternoon where the abal recognize her for her legal career and help in advancing women lawyers. clinton worked in private practice in arkansas, graduated from yale law. she also worked as a counselor on the house judiciary committee during the watergate investigation. >>> 5:37. let's check in with our secretary of weather and meteorologist christina loren here to fill us in. >> that makes you the president and first lady of news. good morning to you, 55 in napa, 55 in novato. starting at 54 degrees, cool enough for a jacket this morning. 59 here in san jose and 51 degrees in gilroy. so it's going to be a pretty nice day. you'll likely notice the difference. maybe, just maybe you've had to keep all your summer wardrobe hidden in the closet. break it back out. we'll see a warmup this week. by the end of the weekend, a return of the triple digits. we stop the clock at 7:00 a.m. all the areas shaded in blue. we're expecting low cloud cover to kind of linger. then between about 9:00 and 11:00, a lot of clearing.

toward the end of my fieldwork people started to encourage me to teach at villanova university as aba program at graterford. i did that. i thought a number of classes in the years that followed through the villanova program. is that enough? i don't know. i'm not a perfectionist so i feel like if i've got some kind of responsible practice going, then that's not the worst thing in the world. right now, i'm working on a project with a philosopher and an anthropologist. the working title is break every joke which is language from i say i'm that the abolitionists used and we're going to try and we a conference in the fall. we are writing a book i think in which we're going to try to make public and martial the kind of religious resources that might prove useful in helping to cultivate a mass movement against mass incarceration, i camcan do the kind of mass movet that we had going on 200 years ago against slavery. so, you know, i owe it to myself to be engaged in these practices, in some way. >> host: i think we are just about at the end of our time. i want to thank you again for the book,

i said it's aba southernism that means to raise hell. "the other night i broke bad, i was at the end of the bar and i had one too many, i wound up going home in the back of a squad car." >> rose: exactly right. absolutely. >> because i've met so many folks since then -- >> rose: went off the deep end. >> deep end, that would have been a good title. (laughter) >> rose: (laughs) so you put together a team and people say-- as i've suggested-- that this is a very collaborative place. how does that collaboration work? >> well, i -- and, by the way, i will probably do this all through the night. i tend to speak in the present tense because i'm still getting my brain wrapped around the concept this that this is over but this is all past tense. >> rose: but it was very hard for you. i guess you had to, on your computer, write the words "the end." >> yes, i had to write the words -- i wrote the final episode. i do not write most of the episodes of "breaking bad." i had six excellent writers who wrote -- >> rose: but you wanted to write the final

something at the beginning of the segment after showing the clip of secretary clinton speaking at the abarday. you know, you ask is this the speech of a potential candidate for president? and i take it a step further. you know, what hillary clinton is doing is she is speaking as a leader. whether hillary clinton runs for president or not in 2016, the ground that she is staking right now is that of a leader, of someone who knows her place in her party and in american political history. >> she is addressing an important issue. but i have to say this, maria teresa, and i'm out of time. but we can't just talk about hillary because it has been reported by "the new york times" that vice president joe biden is going to be the keynote speaker at a big iowa fundraiser next month. so it's a lot of 2016 possibilities going around. >> possibilities. i mean, wouldn't you have wanted to be in that conversation with hillary and biden with that breakfast two weeks ago? what was that about? clearly she nodded to him saying i'm rung. i might be too. it will be interesting. he is definitely putting out feel