it's a deep problem. >> craig becker, couldn't mcdonald's, as a corporate entity be the muscle behind an anti-organising effort - whether it's considered a joint employer or not a joint employer, just in its own interest. hire the pr firms, do leafletting of the employees, put an extra slip in their bi-weekly envelope saying "here is why we think it's a bad idea", all of that stuff? >> of course. that's what many employees in this country choose to do when faced with an organising drive. what is important, what is at issue is app allegation that -- an allegation that workers rites were violated. they protested against conditions - low wages - and there was retaliation. that's the allegation. >> is that against the law? >> that is against the law. if workers collectively protest, whether they are members of a union or wish to be, if they do so collectively, that's protected. the allegation is there were various forms of retaliation in the restaurants. the principal, i think, is who should bear responsibility, mcdonald's is concerned about food safety, it should be concerned about worke

this was posted by josh becker. that's not josh becker you see in the video.his is some guy that josh does not know, and he's rummaging through josh's garage. >> taking his time here, not in a hurry. >> oh, yeah. looking around for things, puts the flashlight up, and, what? oh, he notices the camera. >> hi, buddy. >> he posted it on reddit. a lot of people are involved trying to find him, and turned it over to police in minneapolis, and they are looking for this guy. this is dash cam footage from a police officer in jgeorgia. this is a routine traffic stop. david friedman pulled over the driver of the truck, curtis hicks. watch what happens. >> woah! >> wow. he came out firing. >> he shot officer david friedman seven times before he gets back into his car and then drives away. now this phappened in april of 2013. he led police on a high speed chase, wrecked the car, another shootout, and police fatally wounded him. police just now released the video because the district attorney will rule that the officers handled the situation correctly. >> what happened to t

and jo becker will stick around to sign some afterwards. i hope you will take it vantage of that. i also want to thank jo becker for coming a little bit off the main circuit that book publishers put you want to come to concord. of course she also came to see some old friends. that is one of the things that happens when you work as a reporter in concord. you need a lot of people and say friends for a long time so we an introduction, i think probably you read a little bit about this. but i want to say by way of introduction, talk a little bit about joanne might experience with her. at some point during that time she decided that she wanted to leave the monitor. she had a nice office and the st. petersburg times. i want to tell you, all the reporters i ever had, i don't think anyone ever struggle as much with that decision as joe did. she had such a great loyalty to concord and the monitor. she had such a wonderful time as a reporter here. rework, of course, used to reporters coming year, staying a few years and moving on the larger papers. joe came in and talk to me about this two o

>> ¿cÓmo puedes ya, haciendo un anÁlisis de tu relaciÓn con kuno becker?des siempre han confiado en jiff para darle a la familia un alimento delicioso. por eso, les gustarÁ la crema de cacahuate hecha con cinco ingredientes. ahora, tu crema de cacahuate viene con un toque de miel para darle un saborcito extra. las mamÁs exigentes eligen jif. [♪ mÚsica ♪] [ kool-aid ] soy como todos. ioh yea! me pongo los pantalones como todo el mundo, lo único es que mis pantalones vienen en 22 sabores. pero aparte de eso... soy completamente normal. [ locutor ] ahora presentando el nuevo kool-aid líquido. sonríe. es kool-aid. ♪ quÉ lengua tan larga, en el lavadero, todos los chismes frescos, estÁn aquÍ primero ♪ >> nos estamos despidiendo. es buenÍsimo. felicidades. se ha comentado muchÍsimo de elizabeth Álvarez. >> que se dan besos. >> y sÍ, se merecen dar besos. vean lo que le dijeron a nuestros amigos de televisa espectÁculos y lo comentamos. >> elizabeth Álvarez y jorge salinas aclararon si es verdad o no que ella padece una enfermedad que le ha impedido ser madre tal

then we'll turn to pulitzer prize winning reporter joe becker, the author of "forcing the spring -- inside the fight for marriage equality" talking about the gay marriage movement. >>> this week while congress is in recess, watch american history tv in prime time. each weeknight at 8:00 eastern, american history tv will feature a variety of topics on the early american republic, jewish history, world war ii and sports history. and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400 or e-mail us. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> this month marks the 40th anniversary of president nixon's resignation. on august 8, 1974, president nixon addressed the nation from the oval office. during this special presentation of american history tv, the president's speech. first we go behind the scenes in the oval office as the president prepares to deliver his remarks. this is about 20 minutes. >> okay, somehow that? is that hitting anywhere that you can see? i don't think i don't think it is. >> okay. >> hey, you're better looki

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. >> becker imposes measures. we have earmarking provisions on earmarking contributions for candidates. we have coordination conditions on coordinated expenditures with a candidate. there are proliferation restrictions on creating multiple pacs all designed -- >> all these were there but for one were there at the time of buckley versus fileo, and i guess the court thought something could happen like the following. can -- candidate smith can only give him $2600. but he has a lot of supporters and each of them, 40 of them gets a brainstorm. and each of the 40 puts on internet, little sign that says, sam smith pac. this money goes to people like sam smith. great people. now, we can give each of those 40 space $5,000. they're not coordinated. each is independently run. we know pretty well of that total of 5,000 times 40 will go to sam smith okay? what does that violate. >> there is a couple of props with hypothetical, your honor. there are base limits both what can be given to pac. >> $5,000. >> and on what a pac can

government will still need to give billions to its veterans and pension payments activist richard becker says washington won't be able to avoid having to pour more money into iraq now the cost of the war has not really been added yet in terms of the damage done in iraq the damage done. from the united states and the actual cost which will be. hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars will be added to that in terms of health care in the future and i think people are quite aware of. that war was for the people in iraq and also for the people in the united states and over on our website right now another leap in space exploration. into a. full story on video to. tell you about and. joining us for their weekly here and i say was a blow edward snowden has been granted a three year residency in russia snowden fled to the country more than a year ago telling the world about the global surveillance projects maintained by the u.s. and u.k. now he's in hiding with his whereabouts as he claims as a threat to his life according to his lawyer will now be allowed to move freely across the count

she had calling on other young britons to follow his lead and we spoke to brian becker the co-director of the international action center he's expressing serious concern that the rise of examining extremism across the u.k. the u.k. joined with the united states in carrying out a war against muslim countries in the middle east as it's perceived in them in the middle east and amongst muslims in the u.k. is that the u.k. government is part of a war against islam and this facilitates and plays into the hands of those who are who are promoting political islamics especially extremist elements who show yes this is a war against islam and yes we can build in recruiting organize on this basis but fundamentally it is the policy of the u.k. government in hand with the united states government that has created the conditions for this development i think behind the terror threat level is the real politics of what's going on the terror threat level is not really about perceived terror it's about preparing public opinion in the u.k. and in the united states for an escalating intervention by the unite

and your activist brian becker thinks are arms dealers are the ones who benefit most from the shipment. it's five thousand missiles these are important unishe and they could be have a devastating impact on the battlefield it's good for us arms manufacturers and puts the us back in a position of perhaps a strategic significance in competition with iran with the central government in iraq will it change the equation on the battlefield we don't know that if we step back and look at what's really happened since two thousand and three the united states because of its military intervention in iraq fractured the country and fractured it along ethno sectarian lines of finance shiite militias that financed sunni militias that financed the kurds the us as a matter of policy for three years has funneled arms and weapons to arm the same so-called islamic extremists in syria and have now fractured syria's the us is trying to get back into iraq to have a decisive impact but it's a divide and rule in strategy that we've see it unfold in both syria and in iraq the militant group formally known as isis

will still need to give billions to his veterans in pension payments and he will activist richard becker says our washington was will still need to pull even more money into iraq the cost of the war has not really been added up yet in terms of the damage done in iraq the damage done to people who died in it from the united states and the actual cost which will be ongoing and hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars will be added to that in terms of health care in the future and i think people are quite aware of what a catastrophe that war was for the people in iraq and also for the people in the united states. still to come here on the channel parents and bloggers in the u.s. are up in arms over a controversial book that promotes gun rights to children we will that story and the rest of your top world headlines in just about. i'm abbie martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear any right other big story extra headlines and talk there's a reason they don't want to. raise it. now let's break the set they just want to keep building that allowing saudi arabia qatar and

will still need to give billions to his veterans and pension payments and he will activist richard becker says are now still washington has got to pour even more money into iraq the cost of the war has not really been added up yet in terms of the damage done in iraq the damage done to people who died in it from the united states and the actual cost which will be ongoing and hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars will be added to that in terms of health care in the future and i think people are quite aware of that now what a catastrophe that war was for the people in iraq and also for the people in the united states. all right parents and bloggers in the u.s. they're up in arms over a controversial book that promotes gun rights to children but that story and the rest of your top world headlines just a moment. told her my language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports but i'm not sure no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your letter play to say. to carry out a call as i'm going to talk you know god. thank you no more weasel words

and billions in pension payments are still to be paid to war veterans and to war activists richard becker says the bill washington is pain is actually much bigger. the cost of the war has not really been. in terms of the damage done in iraq the damage done to me people. from the united states and the actual cost which will be ongoing hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars will be added to that in terms of health care in the future and i think people are quite aware of. what dr tara strophe that war was for the people in iraq and also for the people in the united states. ukraine could blog of the transit of russian gas to europe as part of a set of economic sanctions against a moscow approved by parliament measures far from a done deal yet the possibility was outlined by the ukraine's prime minister are seizing going to go to school has more on the possible consequences of course these possible sanctions could affect russia being the exporter of gas but more importantly it will affect european countries when we're talking about europe of course they're getting a lot of the countr

will still need to give billions to his veterans and pension payments and he will activist richard becker says washington was well it will still need to pull even more money into iraq. the cost of the war has not really been added up yet in terms of the damage done in iraq the damage done to people who died in it from the united states and the actual cost which will be i'm growing and hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars will be added to that in terms of health care in the future and i think people are quite aware of that now what a catastrophe that war was for the people in iraq and also for the people in the united states to mexico to open up the world updated where more than two thousand people. had to be evacuated from the town of san pedro after a gas line exploded creating a burning crater in the middle of a highway thought a water leak toppled the electricity pole onto the pipeline i should say excuse me causing this huge explosion at this point there are no injuries have been reported . police have stormed a factory in the capital dhaka firing rubber bullets and tear g

army a shia militia which a base his orders alone get some reaction from antiwar activists brian becker joining us on the line now from d.c. father brian the last guest those folks who last hours said that maliki wasn't going to go without a fight do you think we'll see a coup attempt by maliki here. well we can see the u.s. government has made its move they want mali gone they believe that there needs to be a new face on the iraqi government a new way to patch together a unity government in order to save the country or. prosecute the struggle against the islamic with a leaky who was as you said hand-picked by the united states in two thousand and six and has ruled with an iron fist and has carried out a war against sunni areas a war that sectarian war that's brutal a war that's alienated that parts of the population and fracture the country my leaky doesn't want to go and now he's accusing a possible coup d'etat it was the president in iraq who has occurred to us set up a confessional system on lebanon and so the presidency is held by a kurd he was the one who announced that there shou

creek police officer accused of attacking a woman with bat in the middle of a night plus 49 airline becker sitting up with will not be suiting up anytime soon. the festival in nappa but what will hopefully help the community ravage but some is there is quick >> : heading up and now but you'll want to wear sunscreen and plenty of water temperatures that will be warming up all you know how warm when it news can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything, for all your help. through all life's milestones, our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about tomorrow. chase. so you can. ee local tv news...sports... weather emergencies...especially diverse communities... rural towns... the elderly. they save thousands every year on cable

will still need to give billions to its veterans and pension payments and he will activist richard becker says washington will still need to poor even more money into iraq. the cost of the war has not really been added yet in terms of the damage done in iraq the damage done to people. from the united states and the actual cost which will be. hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars will be added to that in terms of health care in the future and i think people are quite aware of that now what a catastrophe that war was for the people in iraq and also for the people in the united states and on our website right now another leap in space exploration tests and monitoring landing system to deliver the heavy payloads to mons story and video online and. also starting with high tech we tell you about an origami inspired robot that can assemble itself from a sheet of material. right now on our website. for now n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden has been granted a three year residency in russia snowden fled to the country more than a year ago off to telling the world about the global surve

fox one sports 11 analyst rob becker says he anticipate tony stewart will face a second degree manslaughter charge for what happened up in state new york. tony stewart racing on the inside bumps 20 year-old kevin ward junior's car into the railing there he flips out, and then he literally flips out after he gets out of his car. hunts stewart down, point at him, running on the track and then stewart will plow into him. we will freeze the video right about here and he is throwing several feet and dies. stewart, do you think he will face criminal charges for this. >> wow, that is amazing. here's what i will tell you, is there a number of things in stewart's favor. it is a dark track. normal nascar races. i don't think it was a yellow flag out at that point in time. he was still going three-quarters, full speed. >> i believe there was a caution flag out. >> those cars idle at 45 to 50 miles an hour. he is going 70 miles an hour. if the kid stayed in his car is he still in the alive today. >> well, of coursey mean, him getting out and charging in the middle of that race, i hear you there. >> how

we have a competitor, we will talk with robert becker about why people should be looking at this technology simple it will be when it comes your smart phone. you have started that discussion, i am having a tough time talking today. too much scotch for lunch. we will continue the discussion with mr. acker, and turn our attention to the $10 billion question everyone is asking, snap chat, is it worth it? we will discuss that with colleen tenure and send in $32,000 and got the cash for a barbecue. melissa: have not met? you don't know my name anymore? i talked to you everyday. what is her name? >> i know what kind of wine you like. melissa: i know more about you than i should know. adam shapiro. coming up, it ain't no mountain high enough. you can never have too much money. never before has this kind of passion, this kind of innovation, engineering, design and performance... been available... for this kind of price. the 2014 cla from mercedes-benz. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. melissa: whether on wall street or mean streak here is w

jo becker, the author of "forcing the spring, inside the fight for marriage equality."l talk about the start of the gay marriage movement. then marion barry, "mayor for life." the incredible story of marion barry jr. then edward clean, his book on "blood feud" clintons versus the obamas. >>> tonight on american history tv in primetime at 8:00 eastern, a look at the early american republic beginning with author william crystal on advice from the founding fathers. then at 9:00, yale professor joanne freeman discussed alexander hamilton. 9:30, university of north carolina greensboro professor is teaching. then at 10:30 eastern a classroom lecture on alcohol use in colonial america with alan taylor all tonight on american history tv in primetime. >>> tonight cspan in primetime spotlights veterans' health care. including the testimony by dr. christian head, a veterans affair department official who told a house committee that retaliation by whistle blowers has slowed reform. >> i think the va has a potential to be one of the finest institutions in the world. we've seen certa

. >> reporter: as teachers streamed out, at becker's parent teacher store in northeast philadelphia,fer kennedy was busy inside. she spent $300 of her own money buying supplies for her classroom. >> we used to have a big supply. new we have just pencils. >> paper, fold ers. >> reporter: those are a few items she's asking her students to purchase but needs of philadelphia schoolteachers go far beyond that. >> you have to make sure you bring your own toilet paper, paper towels, hand sanitizer. >> reporter: dianne rest nick has check out her classroom and she fears this school year could be worse than last. >> cleaning, my room wasn't cleaned so i have to be the cleaner. >> reporter: facing an 81 million-dollar budget gap district's latest round of cuts means that schools will be cleaned less frequently. >> if you need to bring in your own vacuum cleaners and your own cleaning supplies. >> reporter: while many say yes their supply list are longer this year they say they still expect to pay more out of pocket because they understand that many parents just can't afford it. >> it is hard e

we have a photo here from our pal jonathan becker. took this photo for "vanity fair." this really taken? was everyone there? >> yeah. believe me, this is -- >> jimmy: that's hard to do -- >> -- very hard to do because why do i have to have the armrest in the butt? [ laughter ] why do i have to sit here? >> jimmy: oh, yeah, exactly. >> i'm kind of awkward here. [ schwarzenegger voice ] >> jimmy: i don't want to sit. why do i have to sit on the chair? [ schwarzenegger voice ] >> why do i have to be here? [ schwarzenegger voice ] >> jimmy: i want to be in front against the column. [ laughter ] >> why is rocky wearing a a purple coat? [ laughter ] because i'm trying to upstage you dudes. that's why. it's not that complicated. >> jimmy: kellan lutz, mel gibson, randy couture, jason statham, harrison ford, uhh, you got, i mean -- dolph lundgren in there. wesley snipes is in this one. >> you name it, we got it. >> jimmy: i mean -- this is unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] you have harrison ford. do you know harrison ford like through working in movies? >> actually, it was

. >> erica: becker phone ths morning visibility down to just a quarter mile.s out there. is pretty typical for this time of the morning. look at how chile is and san rose its 54 degrees. >> erica: it will bit warmer after them the downside is that there is some drizzle to stamp out your day. by lunchtime 60 cosi 70 inside the bay. those eighties become more apparent by the afternoon. and '60s by at o'clock this evening. >> george: if the kids aren't headed back to school mitchell that the jacket in the morning. 85 degrees in fairfield and east bay shoreline at lots of sunshine expected. >> erica: would also have sir paul mccartney shutting down of the stick tonight. we will have cloud cover moving in at a loss for our of the little chilly up there. i'm really wondering if it with a 49 this year. >> geo >> erica: 10 pitches were near 90 by next week. >> george: then the lights have been prepared at the bay bridge and over the last several months we've seen it median the likes move followed a buyer of for 30 minutes. but the new stand they've been activated befo

. >> reporter: as teachers streamed out, to becker's parent teacher stores in northeast philadelphia, jennifer kennedy was inside. she already spent $300 buying supplies for her classroom. >> we used to have a big supply closet that we would go to. only thing we have now are pencils. >> paper, folders, those are just a few items she's asking her students to purchase but the needs of philadelphia schoolteachers go far beyond that. >> you have to make sure you bring your own toilet paper, paper towels, hand sanitizer. >> reporter: dianne rest nick has check out her classroom and she has fears that this school year could be worse than last. >> cleaning? my room wasn't clean. i have to be the cleaner. >> reporter: facing an 81 million-dollar budget gap district's latest round of cuts for one means schools will be cleaned less frequently. >> if you need to you bring in your own vacuum cleaner and cleaning supplies. >> reporter: while many will teachers say yes their supply list are long they are year they still expect to pay more out of pocket because they understand that many of their par

let's bring in helene becker.en the airline industry was a dog of an investment, it was having a lot of troubles and wasn't a good place to put your money. the last three years have turned that thesis on its head. but the question is, considering the last three years have been so good to the airline stocks, is it continue, helene? >> we think the airline industry is in a really good position right now with oil prices coming down. jet fuel costs are lower than they've been anytime in the past year or so. the economy is a little bit better, especially in the domestic u.s. so we're seeing really good domestic results. international, they're pulling some capacity down for the winter months. so we should see improving international numbers, especially on the north atlantic and in the latin american markets. so i think given that, there's still runway ahead for the stocks. >> even for a couple of your favorite pick, you have three here. two of them, american airlines up 55% already this year, southwest airlines already

radioactive release rates upward but you know the figures even as they go into you know tens of billions of becker rolls a day of strontium ninety cesium one thirty seven being released these are all still rough estimates and grossly underestimated by an eight by that radiation hit in the united states it is in the pacific currents and there's a lot of watch out now but you know we're not seeing any clear evidence that it's reached the west coast in any kind of significant form right now yet yet thank you so no news is good to see people thank you. it. is only a dream television coverage stealing machine are reporting on the recent flooding in chicago the w.g. and morning news team areaway after helicopter footage showed a giant sculpture of the incredible hold in some guy's backyard going to. set the hole there the banker i'm sorry i'm just getting distracted by this video it's my job it took me only going to let it go like we're going to i'm. right here i am a great stable yeah. ok i'm going to get this going to get you the whole get my backyard that's how we were all right dance right on ice da

please welcome the national coordinator of the coalition, brian becker. [applause] sisters and brothers, all around the country and all around the world people are standing together in solidarity with the people of gaza. media used torate be able to conceal the crimes committed by the israeli defense forces, paid for by u.s. taxpayers, but now the images, the horrific, gruesome images are coming through all kinds of international media and social media, and they can no longer that thehe fact israeli government policy has never been about peace. it is only about a relentless war against the indigenous palestinian population, with the idea that t under enough pressure, with enough bombs and enough missiles, with the siege that goes on until people cannot feed themselves, cannot get medicine for their children, cannot travel, cannot see their endure all have to the indignities of racism and occupation, the israeli idea and strategic concept is that the palestinian nation and people would disappear. because what people could possibly withstand decade after de

brian becker. >> sisters and brothers, all around the country and all around the world people are standing together in solidarity with the people of gaza. the u.s. corporate media used to be able to conceal the crimes committed by the israeli defense forces paid for by u.s. taxpayers but now the images so horrific gruesome images are coming through all kinds of international media and social media and they can no longer conceal the fact that the israeli government policy has ever been about peace. it's only about a relentless war against the indiginous palestinian population with the idea that strategic idea that under enough pressure with enough bombs and enough missiles, with a seige that goes on so people cannot feed themselves cannot get medicine for their children cannot travel cannot see their loved ones have to endure all the indiggets of racism and occupation, the israeli government their strategic concept is that the palestinian nation, the palestinian people would disappear because what people could possibly withstand decade after decade of that kind of treatment? and what we see

i'm joined now by steve becker. tell me -- give me a sense what have you found when you first got here. >> initially we were not even dispatched to these addresses. we saw the fires in two separate locations. as we were responding to a different call. this become our priority rapidly. upon arrival the water mane was ruptured out front. no water. evacuate and accounting for the lives that were present. removing them from harms way and await farg -- suppression water to get here in the mote moad of the county. >> once they got here, we were able to draw a line in the sand and contain the fires to the involved unit. they did not extend beyond those unit. >> you were giving me the rundown a. total of four mobile homes this home. as you always -- 6 to 8 damaged in varying degrees. that's from fire damage. structural damage we have damage throughout the park. >> reporter: o.k. the challenge was, of course, the fact that you show up and a reptured water line. no water to put on the fire. but you had trucks coming. >> we ad

vigorous enforcement of the tobacco control act and implementing regulations is carried out through to becker regional compliance check inspections, inspections of domestic manufacturers and imported tobacco products and review of tobacco promotions, advertising demand labeling. c t p also provides compliance education and training on -- in february we launched the national public education campaign to prevent use tobacco use and reduce the number of teams to become regular smokers. the campaign uses compelling facts and vivid imagery to a change police and behaviors over time, to educate you about the dangers of tobacco use, and to encourage them to be tobacco free. we have faced some challenges in the five years since see tepee was created, including the growing pains inherent in building a regulatory body from the ground up. we have worked through the logistical challenges of creating a brand new organizational structure, hiring qualified staff, developing the processes, procedures, and even the dedicated 90 resources to carry out the important regulatory function regulating tobacco produc