we will bei think ok. the short term a very dangerous time.eeing actions out of or 10ongress that six years ago would have been unthinkable. >> my do think the president is so unpopular? >> unfortunately, part of it is bias against someone of a different race. behe thinks that there may people who vote against him because of his race but he says there are people who vote for him because of it. that's how he answered that. >> that is probably a very accurate answer. that we areges seeing -- >> do you think it is beyond differences of policy? >> absolutely, i do. mitch mcconnell said the goal should be to deprive him of a focusingrm rather than on a country where there is fairness and equal opportunity. >> what is the opinion about mitch mcconnell? will he be reelected? >> i hope not. >> was she in the legislature? >> u.s. secretary of state from the state of kentucky. i know her family well. she's a very credible candidate with natural gifts. mitch mcconnell -- charlie -- [laughter] the percentage of people in kentucky that are uninsured has de

. >> mere's what bundy said after bei . >> i don't think i've been abandoned. i think maybe they misunderstood me a little bit but i think fox and i, i think hannity and -- and i are just right on. i have no doubt that he would be support me if he understood me really what's in my heart. i think he does understand me. >> well jonathan, hannity called him every name in the book, he heard it and says oh, yeah, i think he still understands me. it says to me there is something deeper here, deeper about the messaging that has been sent out to cliven bundy, people like bundy that tells them hey, we have a kinship. what is drawing somebody like a cliven bund tee the conservative movement? >> the problem with cliven bundy, in his interview on cnn, in his radio interview where he tried to say "the new york times" got his quote wrong and want a retraction. cliven bundy is in his own world. he is in this delusional world where he thinks that what he said is perfectly fine. just because he said i wonder if black people would have been better off under slavery he clearly do

beiing that they have an ability to persuade there is ause apparently such enthusiasm among so far we ign up and are not hearing the horror tories that they really fear they would be having and there is still a lot we don't know and of these ear a lot questions from the republicans, paying their le premiums? are rates going to go up? what about all the parts of the been deferred or laid many until conveniently after the election? kick it will there be further problems? >> when will we know if this is good idea? >> probably never because they are still fighting over the new deal, right? there is a sense that i think like the new deal or like this re at some point -- is what republicans have been afraid of -- at some point a is depended on by enough people anden trenched in he life that it is impossible to take it away and some conservative commentators saying epublicans can't repeal it because it would mean taking millions hcare from and they need to have a different emergency than do away it. >> has that changed public attitudes? pretty relentlessly negative. is the public beginning t

to bei feel so fortunate able to continue the film festival. think we would have movies, let alone being sitting here 12 years later. the festival evolved into good stories for some of the most diverse audiences in the world, right here in new york city. -- you it is not just got panels. sxsw? >> it is a great comparison. we will have our own identity. it is a bar mitzvah year. we will turn into something special. look, about 12to years ago, our reality was vastly different in how it -- and how we communicate was different. spotify, instagram, you're not talking about tweeting. how you got your message out there was vastly different. you have all these different forms, they are all different ways to tell a story appeared as filmmakers and storytellers, we have to embrace that. that is what we are trying to do at tribeca. >> all of these platforms threaten the institution? have they lower the barriers of entry so these first-time filmmakers can have a big audience? >> without question, anybody can have a platform. that is a good thing. the produ

bey are hopefully going to hoping this is a turning point for the company. >> we will have to see how they decide what route they go down. you so much. ryan with the latest on htc figures. ts.all those great adver let's carry on. microsoft's xbox is selling big. its entertainment studios unit told bloomberg is committed to six original television shows, including halo. steven spielberg can be involved in some of these, and there are more than one dozen projects in development. is microsoft actually doing this. jon erlichman got a peek inside the la-based entertainment studios. inside this low-key santa monica office building, microsoft is plotting its tv future. it is tied to this. ask box entertainment studios is a unit of xbox created to make original tv shows. this is a startup with the help of microsoft. led by longtime hollywood theutive nancy tell him, robot thriller called humans, a reality show on street soccer ahead of the world cup. to watch, you will fire up your xbox and if you are one of 48 million members of its online entertainment net work, xbox live, you can stream xb

bey are saying it will determined within a matter of days, not weeks.he indication it will be later to work the end of this week. they want to wait a couple of days after the vice president returns. fox talks us about the size of the aipac. how significant is it? >> it is being described as in a package that relies on technical assistance. advice toking about help ukraine on energy diversification. there are teens on the ground advising on reverse issues. the vice president in his imaginejust now said the u.s. stands ready to help ukraine on energy and imagine if right now they are in a position and they can say to russia, you keep your gas. on a economic, the loan guarantees. the imf assistance. the u.s. is saying they want to make sure the money is allocated in an effective way to measure interest in the east and the for. are accounted that goes to the other mess of a biden which it is so important for ukraine to be presented a united front -- message of biden which is it is so important for ukraine to be presented as a united front. and for sizing th

. >>> long time allies of italy prime minister perlous cone any haberlusconi wasarrested in bei. that was ahead of a final verdict. they founded berlusconi's party in 1994. >>> pushing the message that a yes vote is a vote for the entire country. we go to the national conference for historic referendum in september. harry smith has this report 1234 there will be many more speeches before scotland decides it's future. this was the last chance for him to talk to his own party members for the campaign ahead. opinion polls suggest most scots want to stay in the united kingdom, but those who want to leave the union are closing the gap, which is why he told his followers they now had to take the argument to those who don't belong to their party but might still support independence. >> peoplmany people who never vd for a party will be voting yes. the referendum is not this first party, or this first minister or the wider yes campaign. it's about putting scotland's future in scotland's hands. and it's not a vote for the government in 2016. it's a vote for scotland that people in scotland

producer mark a burnett willan bey. here. caution, you are about tone, enter the no spin zone.righ the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for h watching us tonight. the pope, capitalism and the far left, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you may remember the pope francis ignited some outroversy speaking against unfettered capitalism and the greed that can follow. to quote the pope, the worship of the ancientent golden calf returned in an a new and ruthless guise in the idolatry of money and the dictatorship of impersonal economy lack ago truly human purpose. the worldwide crisis affecting finance and the economy lays bear, thereinn balances and above all their lack of real concern for human beings. the pope is correct in portraying greed and exploitation as wicked. but the far left is distorting his words trying to co-opt the pope to impose so-called economic justice which is really socialism forcefully taking from the haves and giving to the have notes.aint i can tell you p

there's a 2,000 year history of jus bei jews being attacked on passover. if you tune into palestinian authority television, you'll hear complaints against barack obama holding sader, don't you know jews use muslim blood or christian blood. it all surrounds the passover easter holiday. historically the worst ant anti-semitic offenses take place at this time of the year. >> protecting rights and protecting people from crimes. this individual had a big history that may have been should have a red flag. ace former kkk leader and been on hate watch lists and has a history of anti-sem mettism but wasn't charged for these crimes and been at large. take a listen to what he had to say. >> hiel hitler. >> this is dramatic stuff, should authorities have seen warning signs beforehand and taken some action in this case? you see the warning signs but it's hard to take action. i wrote a book called "finding jefferson", he spoke to this issue, there were preachers preaching hate and inciting people to commit crimes. no, you wait until it goes beyond preaching and until it

i think each person has the to bey to create carrying, conscious in a way we have not done before. employ people with disabilities in our home. everybody that came to my home had to work in special olympics. she did not take no for an answer. if you want 2-d here you will volunteer. and a story. i carried on that transition -- tradition to my children's dismay. it covers the language in our house. it covers the idea that you can pick to organization that you would like to support. you have to do something. our language, we can change the way we talk to one another. doing, itwhat we were works with so many many famous people. the rds has huge impact. they talked about using their pulpit today is incredibly powerful. sometimes that diminishes the individual power that each person in here has the ability. if i would leave one thing, it is that there are 10 things that every single person in this room can do. it starts with you in your home. it works out. i would never want people to leave. think i am not lyndon johnson and therefore cannot do it. >> i think there are four things peopl

bei expected our beaches to messed up for a while and see the effects of it, but it is nice and clean as you can see. .> that is an ad by bp the oil company said it spent more than $14 billion responding to the spill and cleaning the coastline and recently announced it is ending its active cleanup in louisiana. similar operations ended last summer in alabama, florida, mississippi. last month, the environmental protection agency lifted a 2012 new excluding bp from federal contracts. the ban was put in place after the epa found the company failed to fully correct problems that led to the well blowout in 2010. bp had sued to have the suspension lifted. the consumer advocacy group public citizen said in a "lets at the settlement corporate felon and repeat offender off the hook for its crime against people and the environment." during an auction in new orleans, bp bid 40 two lane dollars to win 24 new leases in the gulf of mexico. in a broadcast exclusive, were joined now by elizabeth birnbaum . she was director of the minerals management service at the time of the deepwater horizon blowou

and you're blaming bey and not "time," including sending tweets like this one.dd that she just so in her underwear. less clothes equals more influence? speaking of influencers, heavy hitters have been weighing in on the nba's lifetime ban of l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. political leaders such as house minority leader nancy pelosi and microsoft co-founder paul allen have tweeted in support of nba commissioner adam silver, banning sterling for life and dropping the hammer with a hefty fine. many of you are tweeting in disgust over what you say is more like a slap in the wrist. many of you sent tweets like this one, quote, until the nba owners vote or force a sale of the l.a. clippers, sponsors shouldn't support the team. a ban doesn't stop sterling from getting rich off the team. we've seen countless facebook posts that support the idea that justice will not be served until sterling no longer benefits financially from the nba. we'll have more on that controversy surroundingster welcome's continued ownership of the clippers coming up. for now, join the conv

investigation and the search for clues as to why a 16-year-old student charged with going on a stab beif sophomore alex hribal. he wanted to die after he was tackled by a fellow student, an assistant principal and school security officer. he's being held without bail and charged as an adult with 26 counts including four of attempted homicide. three students remain in critical condition and one is described as extremely critical. we are expected to get an update from hospital officials later in the hour and we could hear from one of the victims at that time. last night a vigil was held as the rural pennsylvania community tries to make sense of this violent knife attack. >> i was just so scared and i didn't know what to do, and all i could really think about was did this just really happen? like, i couldn't believe that my best friend just took a knife for me. i could tell you exactly how much blood was on that knife and it's -- it's -- i couldn't -- it's just too scary. nbc's ron allen is live

disaster near orland is bei hailed as a hero. student who died in the freeway disaster near orland now being hailed as a hero. how he gave up his own life to save others. >>> another person says he was attacked for wearing google glass in san francisco. come up, where this -- coming up, where this most recent incident went down. >>> plenty of clouds moving across the skies, will we clear out in the afternoon? we'll talk about it coming up. >> it is ugh willly right now on westbound 205 traffic is solid straight onto the livermore valley. we'll explain why in just minutes. >>> good morning everyone, it's tuesday, april 15th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 5:30. >>> breaking news in san jose, at this hour firefighters are at the scene of a two alarm house fire. this is a live look right now at moorings court where the fire broke out just about 90 minutes ago. fire officials say it started in the garage and that smoke detectors did go off. a family of nine including seven children was able to

will send two ballistic destroyers to japan bey 2017.ts from north korea. the two destroyers would be in addition to five others also stationed in japan. hagel is on a 10-day trip in the asia pacific region and just spent three dance in hawaii meeting with south asian defense ministers. >>> and the men's final four, kentucky fans were brought to their feet after a big thriller. >> aaron harrison, beyond belief! >> aaron harrison hit a 3- pointer with 5.7 seconds left to play after taking a pass from his twin brother andrew. kentucky went on to beat wisconsin 74-73 and will advance to the national championship game. kentucky is looking for its second national title in three years and its 9th in school history. >>> and following the game thousands of fans took to the streets of lexington, kentucky to celebrate the win. police in riot gear also lined the streets as fans hung from trees and started fires. police say firefighters had to cut out -- put out more than 60 fairs and 30 people had to be treated for injuries. >>> new dramatic video

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you.k >> we all wish i know the afghan a successful election and join me in thank beiing the pan. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> on c-span tonight a look at presidential6 u.s. candidates. then a discussion of the broke the edwin snowden story. then chuck hagel on the efforts improve the recovery of p.o.w./m.i.a. remains. >> on the next "washington the president of autism speaks. she will talk about the recent a rise in rt showing autism rates among children in the u.s. report census bureau showing residents leaving rural areas in record numbers. be joined by the leader of the urban institute. the executive director of compete america on advocating tech companies in the h-1 process. "washington journal" live with your phone calls and twitter and morning 7:00 a.m. c-span. on >> mary barra testified about switch were. you can see that at 2:00 p.m. 3.stern on c-span timber town. you wouldn't know it to look at it today. almost er quality are was a ely removed but it timber town to begin with. at the h

oath as a member of this house of representatives and then to sit at one of these benches. 4, i will bey privileged to rejoin you on these benches, where my heart is , here on the floor of this great house. fromnd more highlights house coverage on our facebook page. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. real signatures of this boom is how quickly it has moved. there is good about that come up but then there's also some bad. we were 10 years into this boom before regulators and the companies themselves started asking tough questions. what exactly is going on with air emissions? what about all of this water we are using? isn't some of this wastewater helping earthquakes? one of the mistakes we made is that we were so far into the boom before we started asking questions. these,u start looking at there are answers, there are solutions, ways to do this better. >> russell gold on the good news and bad of fracking. c-span 2 coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern. taylor, he writes about a little-

of the muslim brotherhood and the affiliated parties that many people expected hiexpected and they bey thought they were seeing come to power in the post-dictatorship appears to be in a crisis. the epicenter of this is perhaps egypt where the former president has been ousted and the organization declared a terrorist group. it's also been designated a terrorist group in saudi arabia and is being investigated in britain as well and other countries. they have resigned and although the party remains viable and may have peaked in its popular appeal. the muslim brotherhood affiliates never gained the momentum that many of them expected them to have it both libya and serious which two countries that remain in turmoil i think it is fair to say. they appear to be any total disarray divided among many different lines. the palestinian affiliate of the muslim brotherhood is in a crisis unlike anything say since at least 2007 if not in its entire history. and about one remaining muslim brotherhood presence that looks like something resembling a governing position in morocco, the prime minister sort

they were on their way to bei beijing for their honeymoon. their first trip out of malaysian. >> i believe that the government didn't try to hide something or hide some information from us. they are telling the truth. but then mostly the members of the victims, the families, they do not want to believe. >> reporter: his wife is one of them. >> my wife cannot accept it. she still believes that the airplane was hijacked and she believed that my daughter is still alive. >> reporter: it's a common sentiment here. they've been asked to provide details on what kind of financial assistance they may require and what can be done to help them move on? but before those believe that their loved ones are still alive, this is not what they want to hear. what they want is answers to very specific questions, jim, but unfortunately more than a month after the plane disappeared, authorities here have very little to give them. jim? >> thanks, sumnima. >>> rubin "hurricane" carter whose boxing career was cut short after being wrongly convicted of murder, has die

cnbc looks at what's driving bey coin. >> critics question its value and its viability. >> this to mek of a button they can send money. >> this isn't a revival. it's a gathering of the bitcoin faithful. >> an idea that bitcoin makes sense. >> you can make money. >> something i stumbled upon on the internet. >> i tripled my money. >> imagine a world without cash. these people aren't just fantasizing about it. they are living it. behind the bitcoin uprising a belief that bitcoin will disrupt the financial systems giving them a cheaper way to send money around the globe, all without the oversight of a central bank. >> i thought it was really interesting to see people take currency back. >> bitcoin believers directing and directing the bitcoin system, not in god or the government. >> the entire documentary is on cnbc.com. we encourage you to go there and watch t.kell, back to you. >> stay with us, if you would, because bitcoin and whether or not you should invest in it or just trade in it has been a huge topic on wall street. micha michael, should people be trading in this currency, using

as a member of this half -- house of representatives and to sit at one of these benches. 4, i will bey privileged to rejoin you on these benches where my heart is here on the floor of this great house. from 35more highlights years of house for coverage on our facebook page. by america'sed cable companies and 35 years ago and brought you today as a public service by her local cable or salad provider. moments, a manhattan institute discussion on the future of conservatism and the republican party. half, hosting a supreme court justices antonin scalia and ruth bader didn't spring. then, we will re-air the forum on how to reform congress to make it more efficient and less partisan. on the next "washington journal," we will focus on research into unmanned aircraft, commonly referred to as drones. beginning with brian fung, technology writer for the "washington post."we will take you live to virginia tech sitea research and testing -- for a research and testing site. our guests include john green, executive director of the mid-atlantic aviation partnership, and craig woolsey, head of the vir

to beis a willingness innovative and far-reaching. again, i am glad it is an initiative and not a policy, it never would have passed. host: he could have done this earlier, without congress. until this point had he done enough for the african-american community, community of color, and younger people in the community? i would say yes and no. he came out of the box with lily ledbetter, helping young woman -- young women to make sure that they are competing for the rest of their lifetime with men in terms of minimum wages. if you look at the people signing up, it is young people overwhelmingly trying to get health care. the struggles have been obama needing momentum. if he had come up with his brothers keeper in the first been shotould have down, spending too much time talking about the birth certificate, race baiting, other stuff that happened the first time that we sort of forgot about but was really prevalent three or four years ago. he isam proud of what doing now. i think you will take this momentum and lead with. host: you're in t

bey say, "i what my key to extraordinary." but look at the standards.his is all very basic and very traditional and the foundation to go on and learn at high levels and be creative in life. when the kids to be able to read and write and do math. host: this point from beth who sends an e-mail. guest: i just think that is incorrect. teachers were very much involved drafting the standards. teachers overwhelmingly embrace the standards. the major teachers unions are behind the standards. most say this is what we want. this charge is coming from the far left. this is somehow a big moneymaking scheme. we hear this a lot. they run busing companies and sell textbooks and desks. that has always been there. there is a concern that some now this is a big conspiracy. read the standards. suddenly the conspiracy starts to melt away. host: from another viewer -- guest: i will speak personally. i learned an important lesson from the no child left behind years. regardless of the ideology, it is hard for the government to have a positive impact in education without a lot

bey argued it would misinterpreted, there are privacy concerns for physicians.ently, a federal judge ruled that the public right to know eighed --. out-w they decided to release the data to the public overall. forne that wanted to search the information, we were finally given, after decades, a view into individual physician payments. it is amazing. it is the first time we have been able to see how individual doctors practice under medicare. here are some of the findings you wrote about. the headline -- a sliver of medicare doctors get a big share of the payouts. about 880,000 doctors and other providers to take medicare accounted for nearly a quarter of the roughly 77 to themdollar paid out under the federal program. guest: it shows you how concentrated the physician payments are. it is why federal regulators, the enforcement part of the regulators is so interested in combing through those payments to make sure that there is no overbilling or inappropriate billing. it is fascinating. it gives you a window into one of the most expensive specialties. oncology, oph

it's large mafias which control the huge trucks taking subsidized goods into column bei can't. >> inenezuela, one of every four staples is scarce at any given time. the government accuses businessman of speculation and hoarding to they can blame the government for the shortages. >> thanks to the revolution designed by our commander hugo chavez, we, the poor have access to food even if we don't have money. the enemies of the revolution are using food to make money. >> over 100,000 venezuelans have already registered. for now, the ration card is not mandatory, but the government plans to offer incentives by ralphing off amounts and cars to get millions of venezuelans to sign up. aljazeera, caracas, venezuela. >> as much as 40% of venezuela's food is believed to be brought into that country illegally. >> live in england, the president of ireland is meeting with the queen, a historic first state visit by an irish head of state. president michael higgins will address parliament. three years ago, elizabeth became the first monarach to visit ireland. >> a new search strategy is implemented

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they believe that various technical fak facts are not bei given to them. tonight reassure they they are being given the information. and if they believe you are not that you will? >> i know there is a very, very excruciatingly painful time for them. i understand that. and we've done our best. we did many, many briefings. we gave them as much information as we could in terms of information that could be -- that were corroborated. and as i promised, nek week, we will release the preliminary report that we sent to icao. but the most important information that they want, and sadly the one that we cannot provide, is where is the plane. >> i think there's a certain truth to what he's saying, in that they want the answers to what's happening. the government simply doesn't have them. and, therefore, the families in their search, in their own searching are coming up with theories, coming up with requests which they believe will show an answer but the government does say they are providing information, in some cases, kate, the families are not listening. >> i also f