well, here's an idea, bono. you've got to let people decide for themselves when they want to listen to your music. [ laughter ] did you learn nothing from the itunes thing? look, if i were in space, i'd happily put on u2, but it has to be my choice. [ laughter ] thhough while there aren't any smoking guns in these emails, they do seem to demonstrate at the very least that if you were a clinton foundation donor or friend or bono, it was easier to at least get your request seen by someone at the state department. which why the clinton foundation announced this week that if hillary is elected president, the foundation will stop taking donations from corporations or foreign entities. still, in any other year all of this would be so much more politically damaging to hillary. it just so happens this year she's running against a candidate who is, according to voters -- >> running as a 12-year-old. >> seth: not only that, he is hiring them too. [ laughter ] this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] we'll be

it is a big name, bono, et cetera, bahrain.hen you think of hundreds of millions of dollars, the billions of dollars, that were involved in some of the transactions. for example, in russia, hillary is already talking about the trump russia connection. her russian connections are far more dubious i think in many ways. she was involved when she was state department secretary of starting this city outside of moscow that they wanted to make into a new little silicon valley. meghan: she has comfort level. >> big companies like cisco to give a billion dollars to set up this thing. now the russians are using it to create cruise missile guidance systems. a lot of russians involved in that were contributors to the clinton foundation. that's big stuff. that is stuff that really needs to be investigated. i think as trump said by special prosecutor. harris: i hear what you're saying, meghan. what you're talking about comfortability these people have and access. if you're looking for a pay to play, i think your threshold is important. you'r

but by far the best email was one with the subject line "bono nasa." [ laughter ] let me just say "bono nasa" is one of the all-time great e-mail subject lines. if you want someone to open an email with a virus that's what you put. [ laughter ] that or david lee ross, center of the earth. in the e-mail bill clinton aide wrote to band and abedine, quote, "bono wants to do a link-up with the international space station on every show during the tour this year. any ideas?" you've got to let people decide for themselves when they want to listen to your music. [ laughter ] did you learn nothing from the itunes thing? look, if i were in space, i'd happily put on u2, but it has to be my choice. [ laughter ] thhough while there aren't any smoking guns in these emails, they do seem to demonstrate at the very least that if you were a clinton foundation donor or friend or bono, it was easier to at least get your request seen by someone at the state department. even if it ended up going announced this week that if hillary is elected president, the foundation will stop taking donations from corporati

>> run around -- >> can't take you anywhere. >> yeah the officers put words to bono's mind. pinot was released. firefighters heroes once again >> oh. >> come on. >> the barber shop. the place where -- >> dog spa. >> kevin is the owner of a barber shop called the barbery and here you see him getting his friend allen all spiffied up and now it's time for the finishing touches. who needs a blow dryer when you've got a leaf blower. >> wish this is what they will use -- >> because you just go on, right? >> feel good. this is the male version of the brazilian blowout. >> i guess you could say that. >> if i have to say you punch like a 9-year-old girl you'll be like what? what the heck? >> but it's a compliment. she trends every year. this is her training out in the forest. it's been kind of awesome. like a cross between rocky and kick boxing because as she shadow boxing for awhile she starts getting closer and closer -- >> no she's actually punching the tree. >> and listen. >> oh, my gosh. >> no! you're going to break your bones girl. >> watch the tree though. >> no. >> yes, yes,

>> run around -- >> can't take you anywhere. >> yeah the officers put words to bono's mind. pinot was released. firefighters heroes once again and the familyiv >> oh. >> come on. >> the barber shop. the place where -- >> dog spa. >> kevin is the owner of a barber shop called the barbery and here you see him getting his friend allen all spiffied up and now it's time for the finishing touches. who needs a blow dryer when wish this is what they will use -- >> because you just go on, right? >> feel good. this is the male version of the brazilian blowout. >> i guess you could say that. >> if i have to say you punch like a 9-year-old girl you'll be like what? what the heck? >> but it's a compliment. check this out. this is -- she is awesome. she trends every year. this is her training out in the forest. it's been kind of awesome. like a cross between rocky and kick boxing because as she shadow boxing for awhile she starts getting closer and closer -- >> no she's actually punching the tree. >> and listen. >> oh, my gosh. >> no! you're going to break your bones girl. >> watch the tr

en san josÉ dan un bono del siete por ciento.ugar. otra tactica para atraer maestros mismos salarios que reciben en otros distritos escolares. el salario minimo en san jose es de 55 mil dolares al aÑo ---san mateo se convirtÓ en la primera ciudad del condado de san mateo en aprobar un salario Ínimo por encima del sueldo base a nivel estatal. ---actualmente el salario minimo en california es 10 Ólares por hora y llegaÁ a 15 por hora en el aÑo 2022. ---en san maeto, a partir del primero de enero de 2017, se pagaÁ un Ínimo de 12 dolares por hora... en 2018 subiÁ a 13.50 por hora... y llegaÁ a 15 por hora en 2019. ---muchos comerciantes dicen que la medida arruinaÁ sus negocios. ---todas las personas que vayan a juicio tras sufrir un accidente en california debeÁ n recibir una compensacÓn justa, independientemente de su situacion migratoria.---el gobernador "jerry brown" promulÓ una ley que prohibe darles una indemnizacÓn Ás baja a los indocumentados, algo que se permite desde hace 30 aÑos.---ahora, todos los querellantes que ganen u

this great country when you meet who constituents, heads of states, meet with people like bono who i love, you meet with them because they have -- want to bring a matter to your attention that's not pay to play. it's called that when democrats do it. it's not called that when republicans do it. >> dickerson: we do see in the e-mails is a kind of easy relationship between the foundation and the state department, foundation calls says, we've got somebody who they say is a friend of ours, they're not saying that because they are saying because they're a big donora friend of ours, can you have this meeting, some times it happens, sometimes it didn't. there's a very easy relationship, is that just the way washington works? >> i don't want to say that is how washington works. i didn't work for the foundation, let me say i'm very strong supporter of the clinton foundation. i remember back in 2001 when bill clinton set up shop in harlem in new york to begin to build a foundation that would help not just poor communities that are developing countries with hiv aids, with malaria, other disgust

i want to begin by thanking the and the of jones day firm head of pro bono here at jones day for their hospitality in welcoming us today and hosting today's event. we greatly appreciate the pro bono work of jones day and other law firms who are representing asylum-seekers including children and many who are held in immigration detention and undergo the expedited removal process, both of which we will be discussing today. pro bono lawyers witness many obstacles to legal counsel, to justice, and to fairness that face asylum-seekers who are subjected to expedited removal and detention in our immigration system. in the wake of world war ii, the united states helped lead efforts to create a regime that had rules and conventions that would govern human rights and refugee protection so that people who fled from persecution would have safe haven and no longer be at risk. to bind itself to the provisions of the united nations convention relating to the status of refugees when it signed on to the refugee protocol, and the u.s., as you also know, is a party to the international covenant on civil

pro bono lawyers, the many obstacles to legal counsel to justice, and fairness. and detention in the immigration system. the united states helped lead efforts to create a regime with rules and conventions to govern human rights and refugee protection. people who fled from persecution have safe haven, the us chose to bind itself to provisions of the un convention relating to status of refugees with the refugee protocol. it is a party of international covenant in civil and political rights. in 1996 the u.s. congress connected to the immigration law a process known as expedited removal. and people pass through before they are allowed to apply for asylum. the panelists today will be describing that process in detail and some of the challenges in that process. due to that process many legitimate asylum-seekers don't get a chance to apply for asylum or place great difficulties in the midst of that process. those who undergo the process and succeed in passing that gauntlets are held in immigration detection for many months, sometimes longer. in 2005 the us commission on

the e-mails including exchanges involving bahrain's crown prince and musician bono. this has donald trump faces scrutiny and questions whether he's overcharging for rent on some of his properties after donations came into his campaign. >>> and the heart of the storm. president obama now on his way to louisiana to meet with survivors and tour the damage from the worst natural disaster since hurricane sandy. >>> plus, is it price gouging of a life-saving prescription? why the cost of the epipen used to treat potentially deadly allergic reactions has skyrocketed from $100 to more than $500. and there's a lot of outrage about this story. good morning, everyone. i'm tamron hall, coming to you live from our msnbc headquarters in new york. let's get right to the new information on e-mails involving the clinton foundation. a "washington post" report details how newly released e-mails reveal how donors to the clinton foundation got access to then secretary of state clinton and her close aides at the state department. among the 725 pages of e-mails released late yesterday, as

obama, bono,ent hillary clinton -- you have publishers like bill simmons, betweenthe balance amateursinfluencers and publishers? isn: we think the mix important and makes the conversation better. the entire point of medium is, unlike a standalone website, you are in the mix. your ideas bounce around with other people. you can respond and highlight and people can find you. one of our mottos is great ideas can come from anywhere. to writing, there are tens of individuals with unique perspectives and ideas and the ability to articulate them. we offer a place to do that. it is where a business leader can write something and a customer can respond. because there's the diversity of voices, you get much more insight. emily: it is beautiful, simple and elegant. where are you on monetization? evan: we are working on growing the monetization peace right now. really making it work for individuals. now, we are focused on enabling professionals which means getting them paid. publishing and toking with the publishers tell their stories and gain audiences to the stories. some publishers are implemen

has become the place where people post longer and in-depth pieces -- president obama, bill gates and bonost a few of the people who have used this forum to share their thoughts with the world. the former leader of now bankrupt gawker just posted her thoughts. stay with us. ceo of medium and cofounder of twitter, evan williams. i is supposed she posted this on medium because the idea is you can't take it down. what is your take on peter thiel versus gawker? is that going too far or fair play? evan: for gawker or peter thiel? emily: either. evan: it's scary for the press. especially if unknown sources of money are fighting you. i was not a fan of everything gawker did but in general, i'm a fan of freedom of the press. i think it is critical. ultimately, gawker should avail, prevail, but it would be a bad thing if random media sites can be taken out by people who don't like what they say. emily: it's a question you deal with behind-the-scenes -- what is free speech? what counts as fair? what is going too far? i'm sure when you started blogger, there were trolls and online harassment. it seem

though if you are a rocket scientist, could you please get in touch with bono? but this might not actually be a thing, because the emails also reveal that the meeting was requested and set up through official channels. wow. i am impressed that the prince of bahrain used official state department communication channels. even hillary clinton didn't do that! so i'm going to say-- i'm going to say between maybe a thing and a thing. we advanced. the emails also show a request from a clinton foundation donor to get a visa for a british soccer player with a criminal. record. however, the visa was never granted. so i'm going to say this, as well as soccer, "not a thing." ( applause ) now, all these requests were and i'd just like to say, between being hillary clinton's aide and anthony weiner's wife, i do not envy her lifestyle. "i'm so sick of these emails. let's see what's on twitter! oh god!" that-- that is definitely a thing. ( applause ) ( cheers ) and-- now, here's something else-- i love you. and here's something else that seems like a thing: since these emails c

i want to thank our host, that law firm and many others have been tremendous pro bono work for asylum-seekers held in immigration detention and otherwise, and we greatly appreciate that contribution, access to counsel. and a really want to thank the u.s. commission on international religious freedom, the department of homeland security for sending representatives to participate in today's discussion. thank you, all. [applause] announcer: our road to the white house coverage continues with the green party national political convention in houston. earlier today, the green party chose jill stein as their presidential nominee. speeches inceptance their entirety on sunday at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. also available on the c-span radio app and the c-span.org. newsmakers, green party presidential nominee jill stein talks about the 2016 presidential race. she officially received the nomination at the green party convention held in houston. ,newsmakers is sunday on c-span. in his weekly address, the president talks about celebrating this year's summer olympics. representative buddy carter of georgia h

station to pipe in u2s tired music during their 2010 tour. >> when i met bono, he walked into the oval office and i thought it was a member of his own road crew. if you are charitable, redirect your donors to actual share the. plus, if hillary loses in november that foundation will houston as useful as. should we all donate money to the clinton foundation while we still legally can buy influence? let's ask our fire retardant party panel. katherinkatherine timph *. and tonight julie roginsky. julie, you are not necessarily outnumbered. >> i'm a little offended. kennedy: that's why so many per were mad. wide awake. >> some people like dinosaur rock. kennedy: how hard are the clintons scrambling to get those foreign donations before the election. >> they will say give us the money now. and also the whole okay when hillary is president we won't do that anymore, that would be a conflict of interest. isn't that saying it was a conflict of interest while she was secretary of state? kennedy: or united states senator? >> i don't understand how people are getting away with saying we'll. kennedy:

bono showing off his skills in the waters off copacabana beach. he is incredible. >> they've been surfing together for a long time. >> billy and i also tried a little surfing. >> how did that work out? >> not as well as bono's surfing. >> i heard one of you did well and one didn't. >> all right. we've been showing you dramatic photos all morning. these are ones of natalie and jenna hanging out on this rock. did you wonder how did they get there? they're going to explain the shenanigans after this. >> there has to be shenanigans because natalie could get there. no way jenna would go there. >> he's right. >> i can't see her rock on a cliff. >> and our buddy keir schooling us on basketball and now catching man eating piranhas. >> this morning we have the perfect steak. you have had it. it's amazing. we'll sample that coming up in a little bit. >> but right now we have some medal winners to talk to. winner in 800 meters and sam kendrick took gold in the pole vault. >> get in the middle. >> what was it? 1992 since an american has medaled in this. you t

aunque tuviÉramos que pagar impuestos con el bono. >> claro. >> como un trabajo como cualquier otronzamos con aries, este horÓscopo de los Ángeles, amados dueÑo del universo, dice que los Ángeles te van a apoyar en todo lo que quieras hacer durante todo este tiempo, tauro tambiÉn te dicen que los momentos divinos llegan para ti, para todo este tiempo, vienen momentos maravillosos divinos con el amor, dinero con todo lo que quieras. >> jim inicio l gÉminis las cos empezar a cambiar. >> cÁncer, te sale el romance a flor de piel, va a haber un movimiento maravilloso en la vida, mis amados leo tienen que buscar un balance, entre lo positivo y negativo, tambiÉn los Ángeles del balance, dicen que tengan cuidado con las decisiones que tomen esta semana, virgo los Ángeles, dicen que van a aparecer en tu vida, asÍ que aprovecha, que los Ángeles te dan este espacio. >> libra, los Ángeles han escuchado todas su plegarias y dentro de poco todos los deseos se van a cumplir. >> escorpiÓn los Ángeles te anuncian que tienen la semana, vas a crecer espiritualmente vas a abrir todo el corazÓn para qu

why does he think he's been doing pro bono work? what is he, like, a lawyer? guess just, you know, he's just been helping us out. lemonis: that's what family does. i didn't know you had to qualify for pro bono work. "...my time has become and will remain much more limited and unpredictable." okay. i don't like that he just disappeared. i gave him a responsibility, and then i come back, and you guys are working your fanny off and he's not here. i'm angry. but here's the thing that could be the golden goose in this whole thing. it's better that you learn now... lynn: oh, yeah. lemonis: ...than having them sell their house and them get here and it not work out. lynn: i know. i know. lemonis: all right? -you okay? -lynn: yeah. lemonis: you sure? okay. look at this! norton: how you like it? lemonis: this look unbelievable. norton: it is massive. lemonis: after three weeks of construction, the deck is finally complete. i didn't think it was gonna go out this far. norton: we just kept going. lemonis: unreal. look at this. norton: it brings out the whole restaurant. [

>> bono. >> bono. >> i'm counting on you for this one, rob. this is more difficult. a geographic quiz. in 1905, a flood of runoff water the from a canal connected to the colorado river created this body of water south of palm >> lake tahoe. >>> and welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. and happening right now, midair emergency. a plane's engine ripped apart 30,000 feet in the sky. as the 99 passengers, many small children, on board watch it happen. oxygen masks deploy. mode. that southwest jet landing safely in pensacola, only about 30 minutes after taking off. >> they said those pilots were heroic. >>> also right now, indefinite leave. hope solo will not play with her team, the seattle rain. taking a leave of absence just days after being suspended by the augs team. >>> and it's back to a more resermers who have spent the last year inside an isolation dome. the scientists have been living in an area with no vegetation and using space suits to go outside. one of the first things they want? we hear fresh fruit ts and a dip in the ocean sflp is that what you wo

. >> my wife has been some time, she is a lawyer doing pro bono work helping people with mental illness get on disability. these these are people people who have the least ability to fill out the forms. if you don't fill out the forms exactly right, you are denied and if you appeal it can take years before they hear your appeal. a substantial number of homeless people are those with serious mental illnesses who should be on disability, who deserve to be on disability but they simply are not capable of handling those forms themselves. that's an issue that really needs a lot of additional attention. there are some jurisdictions in the courts where they have actually trained people to help those individuals get on, when they fill out the forms, they get it immediately. are brought here, there is no question. there are also issues of accessibility that are really serious once. >> thank you. now we turn to the crowd and there is a microphone. i ask you to use the microphone. if you can just go toward the microphone or maybe pull it down so it's more assessable. please e. please identify your

en este incio de clases --- take vo -- y para ello algunos estn ofreciendo hasta 10 mil dla res de bononuevos profesores --- --segun estadisticas, el numero de maestros nuevos baj en los ultimos 12 aÑos, y los recien contratados renuncian en menos de cinco por el alto costo de la vida en la regin --- lorena vo --la nueva ley estatal que obliga a que los estudiantessean vacunados para iniciar su nuevo aÑo escolar, --ha hecho regresar a sus casas a muchos de ellos, por no cumplir el requisito. --el distrito escolar unificado de san jose, contrato a una enfermera que capacita a cientos de familias sobre cuales son las vacunas requeridas para que los estudiantes sean admitidos en las escuelas take vo cesar --miembros del concejo de san jose aprobaron el proyecto para construir vivienda a las familias desamparadas que viven en tiendas de campaÑas en diferentes areas de la ciudad. --las viviendas se construiran en 6 acres ubicados en el area de willow glen. -- y se espera que sean cerca de 450 unidades. --aun no hay una fecha establecida para iniciar el proyecto. lorena --debido a las continu

the dog's name is bono. >> make sure you get that right.the latest olympic news. nbc's peter alexander is over at olympic park with all that. peter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. they have music blaring this morning. team usa looking to get back on track today after going a full day without a gold. first time that's happened since beijing in 2008. it really was an even of upsets and some surprises including american allyson felix barely missing out on her fifth career gold by fractions of a second in women's 400 meter race. >> as they hit the home straightaway, here's allyson felix. miller has the lead. felix is second. >> a sprinting sensation upset at her only individual shot at gold 400 meter with a headfirst dive, shaunae miller edging out allyson felix at the finish line. so close officials needing a photo finish to determine the winner. the silver, felix's seventh career medal making her the most decorated female track and field athlete of all-time. >> i wasn't sure. i was staring up at the board seeing how it would

. >> bono hanging out with bill gates in saint-tropez.

>> not as well as bono's >> we both struggled. >> all right. we've been showing you dramatic photos all morning. these are ones of natalie and jenna hanging out on this rock. did you wonder how did they get there? they're going to explain the shenanigans after this. >> there has to be shenanigans because natalie could get there. no way jenna would go there. >> he's right. >> i can't rock on a cliff. >> and our buddy keir schooling us on basketball and now catching man eating piranhas. >> this morning we havehe perfect steak. you have had it. it's azing. we'll sam tting up in a litt bit. >> but right now we have some let's bring them in. clayton murphy, bronze medal winner in 800 meters and sam kendrick took gold in the pole vault. >> get in the middle. >> what was it? 1992 since an american has medaled in this. you take home a medal. have you gotten your arms around that? >> no, tonight. they make you wait for a while. >> what do you think that medal ceremony will be like? >> someone asked if i ran it through my head. i have but i don't know wh

even at pro bono, people still need to keep the lights on. the support we can get, to be sure, not just for the lawsuit but for what had the administration so intimidated to begin with, which is the work that we do. this is high season. the question has to be asked that what did we do that so unnerved them that six years later we're still in court? >> tell us about the facebook postings and information that the irs asked you for. >> they asked us for every twitter posting, every facebook posting i had ever made, they wanted to know every group i had spoken to since the inception of the organization and where i intended to speak in the next year, questions that went far beyond the determination of financial responsibility and really took on a form a lot more like opposition research. >> take us back for a little bit on this, because the irs apologized to your organization and others, but yet on the other hand, they never said what they would do to try to fix the targeting, which they did in fact do. and they also indicated to you that they cou

. >> bono hanging out with bill gates in saint-tropez. bill gates is wearing socks and sandals. >> no, i hate it! harvey: i admire him more. he's not trying to impress. he does so much good in this world. >> but i'm not having sex with his charities! harvey: he's not having sex with his sandals on! you don't know that hes. >> taylor swift went out with another guy in new york. todrick hall, he's a youtube star. >> that's not the story. the story is her going into the gym one day and what's going on up here? she looks very different. >> as someone who's seen a lot of women take off their bras, some bras make it look like that, they take it off and there's nothing there. >> this is just a really good bra.

---los votantes aprobaron un bono por 33-mil- millones de dolares en el aÑo 2008 para financiar un tren estados unidos que sean residentes permanentes, podÁn solicitar un perÓn migratorio en este pÍs. --anteriormente, sólo poÍan solicitar el perÓn, aqÉllos que tuvieran un esposo o padre ciudadano. --pero ahora podÁn hacerlo los que tengan hijos con ciudadaÍa o esposos que sean residentes permanentes. --sin embargo, habÁ ciertas condiciones por las que no podÁ ser elegible para este perÓn..... si tiene deportacion o salio y regreso o tiene antecendentes asÍ no van a poder ser elegibles. viajar a su pÍs natal para completar los requisitos desde su nacÓn de origen. --las autoridadesalertan sobre la importancia de tener mucho cuidado y acudir con expertos confiables, para evitar ser víctimas de fraudes y estafas. marÍa: retomamos la cobertura especial de la muerte de juan gabriel. tenemos imÁgenes en vivo del aeropuerto internacional de los angeles, en donde se encuentra el fÉretro de juan gabriel. se espera que salga en un aviÓn rumbo a mÉxico o el paso, texas. leÓn: todavÍa no se sabe si