look for an expo map to identify the 240 companies exhibiting in this year's expo. i know you won't want to miss the expo tomorrow and friday where you'll find many products and services that can help your city. if you'll permit me to to make a shameless commercial plug, please look at page 34 in your conference program and circle booth 908. here's the reason for that. we're plugging this booth because it's ours and all of yours. it's california communities and u.s. communities. these organizations provide important products and services to cities at a great discount and both are an important part of the league and help keep your league dues as low as possible. when you visit the expo tomorrow, stop by booth 908 to learn more about how your city can access tax-exempt financing and pooled purchasing power. the expo opens at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow and closes at 5:00 p.m. also, don't forget to enter your city for one of three grand prizes being given on friday afternoon at the closing session. cardiac sciences is giving away two automated external defibrillators or a.e.d.

. >>> and the government's effort to crack down on pot farms in california is not stopping an expo.hree day expo is going on at the cal palace. but some venders did back out at the last minute. an expo spokesperson said some people are scared after federal prosecutors announced they would crackdown on medical spot dispensaries. the dispensaries are legal under state law, still illegal under federal law. >>> a new controversy is shaking up the san francisco's mayor's race and presenting a thread to mayor ed lee's campaign. on friday dennis called on the u.s. and state attorneys general to open a criminal investigation into allegations mayor lee's campaign laundered money through business associates. that accusation says it was done in order to exceed campaign limit donations. the california fair political practices commission has already opened its own civil investigation. >> the buck ultimately stops with those who are engaging in the activity. and at this point we don't know who was involved in the activity. we obviously know who the contributors were but we don't know if anybody w

. >>> and the government's effort to crackdown on pot farms in california is not stopping an expo.he three day expo is going on at the cal palace. but some venders did back out at the last minute. an expo spokesperson said some people are scared after federal prosecutors announced they would crackdown on medical spot dispensaries. the dispensaries are legal under state law, still illegal under federal law. >>> a new controversy is shaking up the san francisco's mayor's race and presenting a thread to mayor edison lee's campaign. on friday dennis called on the u.s. and state attorneys general to open a criminal investigation into allegations mayor lee's campaign laundered moen through business association. according to the accusations, this, in order to exceed limits on campaign donations. the california fair political practices commission has already opened its own civil investigation. >> the buck ultimately stops with those who are engaging in the activity. and at this point we don't know who was involved in the activity. we obviously know who the contributors were but we don't kn

to jot down these dates, sunday, october 30th and also sunday november 6th, very important because an expokes place. my friend stewart rosenthal who's the publisher of the beacon newspaper is here to talk about these two expos. very important, there are going to be vendors there, you can get health checks, you can get computer classes, there are going to be prizes. >> you're absolutely right. >> but the speaker this year is very important. >> we're very excited to have as our speaker at both locations, of course, the one on the 30th is going to be in virginia at boston common well and the one on the 6th in white flynn. we'll have the same speaker and that is one of the two trustees of social security and medicare, one of the public trustees. these are the folks who are national experts on the subject. they're the ones that prepare the report for congress each year, the status of the program and the problems facing it. they're going to talk about those problems, the proposed solutions and how they might affect older adults, and younger adults a well. >> so many people have questions and the

right now it is just being unveiled at an expo where some of those casinos can which had whether theyant it. but it is being unveiled this week and the manufacturer says this is just a coincidence that the game is being unveiled during the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor. >>> let's say good morning to joe carter from hln sports. seems like we've done a lot of these over the past couple weeks, another brawl at a football game. >> yep. >> these kids are older than 13 though. right? >> this is a high school football game. half-way into the season we've already seen high school football brauls wls in pennsylv, north carolina, florida and now this happened in sacramento, california. between two rival high schools. started out pretty innocent, quarterback running the football, the other team slam him down to the ground. then it gets bad because both of the sidelines clear, they come out on the field and start mixing it up. referees are trying to break up the fight, coaches are trying to break up the fight. there was a large fight and several small fight. one coach claims he w

expo. >> which was an incredible experiment, where kind of one fifth of asia actually appeared, visited theexpo, and what you see is kdthin of e frame and underneath it there is a plaza where mankind can comeogether, but ere they are also dancing robots and kind of a lot of futuristic elements, where the roof is inab h bitedy kind of re lettsements. >> rose: that wastt anaz inamgag ac hievement. y>>.es mazing thing is that t in 1970,hich is almost a year of the world trade towers that the concord flew, i would say that is a kind of moment that mankind was acted more competent. >> rose: more competent. >> and mankind also coul enjoy its own achievements instead of this more ross at this about who we are. >> and the next thing is the rothschild bank headquarters in london. >> yes the rothschild bank is also a portrait of the more sober moment that we are doing. it is a very exciting building because it is in a part of the city so democrats that you never see it, and so it is kind of seen as fragments and we lifted off the ground so you can see the patterns of medieval lowland. so it is kind o

. >> there's a 3-day west county cannabis expo going on. it has an area where medical marijuana users can legally smoke. >>> the new iphone could be the fastest selling one yet. preorders have sold out. means you'll probably have to wait in line at stores, wait for weeks to order online. as of this morning, three people in line at one store in new york. i imagine that line is growing. this is five days before they actually go on sale in stores. >>> so long candy bars and potato chips. healthier options are coming to vending machines near you. casey stegel has more from a company making changes. >> reporter: we're almost all guilty of grabbing something from the vending machine to satisfy a case of the munchies. >> there's definitely some days when people will consciously say, i really do want sugar, chocolate, something. >> reporter: but the choices in most machines don't leave much to be desired for someone who is trying to watch what they eat. >> it's not that we don't want them to pick junk food. but the fact they have a healthier alternative, the

. >> includes business, an anthropology and among his many writing awards is the prize for the expos a of corruption and the music industry and for distinguish business and financial journalism and a civil get -- silver gavel park out also zero authored three critically acclaimed books. praise for this book has been enormous. and then trying to restart the american economy nearly 81 years ago. the well executed overview of the program that laid the foundation for the modern progressive case. please help may welcome michael hiltzik. [applause] >> thank you so much for the very kind introduction and thanks to all of you for coming out. i guess i have been saved by tivo. [laughter] but we're all here i hope tonight for what i consider to be a joint effort or a turning point* in american history. my goal tonight is the same as the gold that i set for myself which is too recover the new deal from the midst of time and from eight decades of ideology and misunderstanding. i am going to speak for about half an hour i just cannot cover everything. but i want to set the stage by establishing t

. >> this is the 24th annual baby boomers senior expo, and every year it just keeps getting bigger and bigger. anour after the opening this morning, the place was packed, as seniors from throughout the area came to one of the largest events of its kind. >> this the 24th annual year for this event. we are proud to have expanded to this capacity this year. >> everything from home safety, how to eat better, take better care of yourself, how to stay independent and in your own home. >> this is a place to get information. some were here to find out how to get health insurance. >> i am looking to change by medicare plan this year. the one i am in is not one that is going to make me happy. >> they can sit down and take all the time they need and have someone go through all the different options. >> for others, a chance to get some medical tests done for free. betty was here to get in older sound on her carotid artery. >> we are looking -- to get an ultrasound on her carotid artery. >> we are looking for any kind of blockage patients can have in their legs. >> you are afraid your insurance would not cove

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a visual cafe de tecum -- kathy search whether you will have the individual open or expos private parts. can make an argument that that's different than just a visual search? >> you can. what we just say, let me try to close my answer to the question of the five versus 10 feet and turn immediately to the visual body cavity research. the court will require this is a reprise of the argument in the case where the schools argued that well there's an observation of the students in gym class the shower together naked and undress and the court said it's different when you are standing right there looking over the student. so that is what implicates the fourth amendment right of privacy and the distinction that makes sense. ask your question, yes, there is a material difference we think both should be covered by our rules. but a visual body cavity inspection as occurred in the ethics facility where you require someone to bend over and cough which is what the testimony is in this case -- >> one, not the other. >> that's correct. at the second jail and a slightly different search protocol in which the testimo

and it's an important step we're launching next weekend at the collector showcase of america, which is going to be here at the dulles expoenter. there will be over 50 athletes present. some of the legends in all sports. some some of the most current athletes, some of the best women athletes, chastain, abby wambach. >> alex ovechkin. >> and i know willie is one of your numbers already. >> correct. >> he signed on. who are some of the others? >> willie davis, another pro football hall of famer. dave rileyson, legend linebacker. kyle turley now a country western singer. and tom brown, first athlete to make it in major league baseball with the senators and with the packers. >> yeah. he played football and baseball. >> correct. >> and i know that in addition to be connecting fans with their heroes you mentioned giving athletes a platform. >> exactly. >> and willie is here today because i know, willie, you have multiple injuries you suffered during your nfl career, knee surgeries, hip replacement to suffering the effects of dementia. for you why is it important to be involved with pspn? >> well, i would like to sort of be here

expo and convention center. that includes two huge monitors, an enormous chandelier and seating for 1,500 people.ce by other candidate could go a long way towards securing the republican nomination for president. live coverage, by the way, begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. anderson cooper will moderate and i will be here to bring the you the latest tomorrow morning. it will be interesting to see if the other candidates pile it on herman cain because he is so popular right now with his 9-9-9 plan. yeah, everybody is kind of looking to -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. or trying to get out there for themselves. instead of reacting to herman cain will they get out there and get away from herman cain finally? >> here's my question to you, carol, if you were just walking by where you are right now, would you have any way of knowing that anderson cooper was moderating that debate? >> what, if i were just walking by this beautiful stage we have set up here? >> is that the biggest thing you've ever seen of anderson cooper? >> that's a very large anderson cooper head. >> is that two stories of anderson cooper?

an e-mail at c-span.org/booktv. or tweet us at booktv it's c-span at booktv. >> next, knoxville's 1982 world's fair. >> the world's fair came in 1982, and it had the same expo-- theme expo '82, energy turns the world. they had exhibits that were from 22 states that participated in the fair. there were state exhibits like kentucky, alabama, that sort of thing. and then there were exhibits from businesses and corporations like bell south, time pickles, a lot of corporations, coca-cola was here. over 200 businesses participated. the sphere that we're standing in front of was one of the major buildings that was built for the fair, and it is the same structure, and it's supposed to look like the golden sun going through the air because the theme was energy and all energy comes from the sun. and also a building that you can probably see in the background here was called the amphitheater, and it was where they held entertainment venues. and we had such famous people as johnny and june cash, glenn campbell, bob hope. over 200 famous entertainers were here. jerry lee lewis, porter wagner, some of the most famous entertainers of the day were here during the fair. kno

during the early 1990s, they expos become gathering places for the fast-growing militia and patriot movements. it is in this subculture that mcveigh finally finds anmazing amount of literature on insurgency, on forming militias, on building weapons. they're amazingly antigovernment. >> one of my favorite bumper stickers, you've heard the one that says "when guns are outlawed, only out laws will have guns." there's a new one -- when guns are outlawed, i will become an outlaw. it was at that point when i was fully intent on my life that i was going to live outside the law. >> he started to believe our government was going to come into people's homes and take their guns away. and this scared the hell out of tim mcveigh. >> that same mentality is what you say from gun show to gun show to gun show. get your weapons now, stockpile them now. >> for tim mcveigh, this must seem like the next war that's about to be waged. >> tonight at least four federal agents and one cult member are debt. at least 14 other people were wounded in the gun battle. >> on february 28th, 1993, outside the central texas town of waco, many in the patriot movement believed the spa

expos a -- expose from a few weeks ago? >> yes. >> was that accurate? >> no. >> can you give an update on work with religious groups as far as people with religious dress can get through security? >> we are working -- the issue for us is what to do with those who wear -- who have bulky clothing on and particularly bulky head gear. this can affect particular religious groups and religious beliefs. we have a process that we follow that i think has accommodated both religious group believes and our security needs, but we continue to have ongoing dialogue, as i think we should. >> do you have detainees with mental illness that caused problems like people who are incompetent that stay in ice, kind of limbo, and definitely? >> given the number of people we have in detention at any given time, and over the course of the year, i am certain we have some detainees that have mental health issues, as well as those set physical health issues. >> what is done for those in limbo -- those mentally incompetent, but those that sit there indefinitely. >> one of the things we are trying to do by th