greeting the president never thought he would say but the class of 2014 at the university of california irvine is sure glad he did. >> the uc-irvine community sent 10,000 postcards to the white house asking me to come speak today. >> reporter: president barack obama gave the keynote commencement speech to more than 6,000 graduates and their families a request and in short sentences from the class itself. >> i got one that said i went to your first inauguration. can you please come to my graduation? >> reporter: but with an audience of artists, healers and innovators the president's platform of change centered on the environment. >> climate change is no longer a distant threat but has moved firmly into the present! >> reporter: he stressed cleaner fuels, reusable energy and the jobs healing our planet would provide. >> we are going to need you the next generation to finish the job. we need scientists to design new fuels. we need farmers to help grow 'em. we need engineers to invent new technologies. [ applause and cheers ] >> we need entrepreneurs to sell those technologies. >> reporter: studen

. >>> president obama is getting ready to speak at the university of california, irvine's commencement momentarily. live pictures right now. the president is expected to take the stage shortly after 3:00 eastern time. you see everybody, faculty, staff, assembling there and the graduates, of course, super excited about this day. >>> of course, when the president takes to the stage, we'll take that live. >>> all right, meantime, all this with this backdrop. the aircraft career "uss george persian gulf.ading to the - the president says diplomacy is still the preferred option in iraq. the former assistant secretary of state explains how that will work. the eyes may be the windows to the soul. but in the case of the lexus ls... ...which eyes? eyes that pivot with the road... ...that can see what light misses... ...eyes designed to warn when yours wander... or ones that can automatically bring the ls to a complete stop. all help make the unseen... ...seen. and make the ls perhaps the most visionary vehicle on the road. this is the pursuit of perfection. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. s

jetted off to the west coast for a round of golf, after giving a speech at the university of california irviney where he spoke on the pressing image of climate change. here with reaction is former navy s.e.a.l. carl higby. he served two tours in iraq. good to see you. i want to give people some perspective. these are the iraqi cities that isis has control over. if we look, it's really surrounding the whole area. where are we looking at with baghdad? >> baghdad is actually the same distance east of fallujah azra m -- as ramadi is to the west. we built buildings, we rebuilt any infrastructure we destroyed during the takeover. it's unfortunate, but they are going to take that back. i don't think there's a way to defend it. >> we have been talking about isis. there was a report over the weekend, a mass slaughter took place. we have new video leading up to that slaughter. we're going to see it. all of these people that were lined up literally, then all gunned down in brutal fashion. we keep hearing, and it seems to be a talking point that somehow isis is more brutal than, you know, al qaeda. why am

later, president obama delivering the commencement address at the university of california irvine. next, a discussion about libertarianism and today's politics, and how the move was influenced by barry goldwater. one of the speakers include an historian who as a little boy interviewed mr. goldwater in 1969, a reporter who follow the campaign of ronald paul -- of ron paul. this is one hour. and now it is my great pleasure to introduce our moderator, mr. brahm resnik. [applause] brahm resnik is an anchor and reporter for 12 news, the nbc .ffiliate in phoenix he has reported on politics and government at the local, state, and federal levels, and has covered every policy issue of consequence in arizona from education to immigration. please give him a very warm welcome. [applause] >> great to be here. welcome to you all. can you hear me in back? everything working fine? good. let's start with introducing the panel. robert robb became an editorial columnist for the "arizona in 1999 and his columns generally appear three times a week. he also serves as a distinguished associate for the su

the chapter at university of california irvine, accused of being racist. fundraising party where students dressed in coconut bras and grass skirts. administrators are forcing the frat and other organizations into ongoing discussions about offending others after some minority students groups complained. are we being too sensitive on college campuses in general for this sort of thing? maybe this is too offensive. >> that's ridiculous. around college campuses the one to encourage us to celebrate other cultures they want us to celebrate different ethnicities and when you do, they she tell you down for it. i've worn a grass skirt before. i was in the globing organization in a sorority. i want to know the rules. okay. a couple of weeks ago we were told we can't eat guacamole and wear sombreros on sink de m --- cinco de mayo. >> let me tell you, this is the asian pacific student association at the university called this an act of cultural appropriation and publicly projecting their ethno graphic ignorance. >> can you translate that for me, please? >> i did homewo

he's giving the commencement speech at the university of california irvine and then spending the resteekend in palm springs. the one thing we don't know at this point is if these decisions are coming this weekend, could the president's scheduled be tail eored where he returns bac to washington. the latest guidance we have from the white house is the president will remain overnight in california. that's as far as we've gotten at this point. the thought all along was president and first lady would spend the weekend in palm springs. we don't know if that's still going to happen. >> obviously a fluid situation. crisis has developed. jim accosta, stand by. fareed zakaria is with us as well. fareed, you are looking at the microphone. you see one of the president's aides getting ready to hear from the president. he'll make a statement. we'll listen to it very carefully. one development that has occurred, fareed, that further complicates this already very complicated situation is we've now learned that iranian revolutionary guard troops units have moved into neighboring iraq to help the gover

. >>> happening today president obama will give a commencement address at the university of california irvine. he is expected to issue a call to action on global warming. the president will spend the rest of the father's day weekend in rancho mirage at the home of decorator -- white house decorator michael smith and u.s. ambassador to spain. >>> today the president of iran says his country is ready to help iraq push back sunni militants. president hason wahani has in his words no option but to confront terrorism. this week militants have gone city to city across northern iraq seizing them. today hundreds of young iraqi men went to volunteer centers in baghdad. president obama is weighing his options, but has made it clear iraq's leadership needs to step up. >> this should be a wakeup call. the united states is not simply going to involve itself in a military action in the absence of a political plan by the iraqis that gives us some assurance that they're prepared to work together. >> now, right now the white house does not believe the city of baghdad is at risk of falling to the sunni extremi

. >>> president obama used a commencement address at the university of california irvine to take aimange deniers, comparing their position to arguing the moon is made of cheese. the president also announced a $1 billion fund for communities to rebuild and prepare for the impact of extreme weather. more news for you later on. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> 100 miles east of prague are the more autographian islands of the czech republic. considered the green heart of the nation, the highlands consist of small villages like mira. population 420. an almost equal number of men live right next door in this medieval castle. mirov prison. >> filming in mirov was extremely difficult in the sense that everywhere you turn there is a beautiful shot and you want to stop and go oh, there's another one. get another shot. we didn't have that kind of time. we had other elements in the story to capture and different people we wanted to talk to. but you could spend all day, two days, three days, just shooting these beautiful, incredible archite

richard leo, a professor of criminology and psychology at the university of california at irvine, agrees this is an awful, awful interrogation. i think this is shoddy, poor police work, and i think these -- the detectives who conducted this interrogation should be retrained, and until they're retrained, should not be permitted to do another interrogation. >> during the first day of police interrogation, alvin denied he killed tinky. >> never. >> come on, alvin. what are you going to do? say something. explain it. >> what you saw was an incredible amount of intimidation. over 100 times, alvin said that he did not do it. he was emphatic in saying that he did not do it. >> you stabbed him. >> i didn't. >> why did you stab him? >> i didn't. >> alvin, the autopsy shows you did. you hit him in the throat with something? >> no. >> you hit him in the head with something? >> no. >> you didn't do nothing? >> no. >> i don't believe that. >> the police continued saying, alvin, until you tell us what we want to hear, you will not be able to go home. >> but during the second day of interrogation, alvi

in california this weekend, just wrapping up the commencement speech at the university of california at irvine. while the u.s. is not sending troops to bolster iraq's ' embattled government, they are considering intervening in the coming days. doug has more. >> there are indications that iraqi forces made a strong defense of baghdad. young shiite men in the capital city have been flocking to military recruitment centers to join up. whether they can be mobilized into a fightliing force remainso be scene. they have been dropping your weapons and uniforms and fleeing. retired general jack keane says -- >> we're either going to deal with isis now or later given what they've done in iraq and in syria. we have to go after their sanctuaries and the lines of communications, the road networks that they're using to move their troops. all that is possible and very vulnerable to our air power in doing that. >> the president has said that the u.s.ip! must not allow isi gain another foothold in the strategic region and says the option remains open with the exception of u.s. ground troops. >> my team is wor

irvine. he will be in california over the weekend with the first lady, returning monday to the white house. if you missed any of his speech, we will have it up online at www.c-span.org. in his speech, he talked about climate change. we will hear more from secretary of state john kerry during an ocean conservation conference with government officials and scientists talking about possible action to protect ocean ecosystems. we will have that live monday morning at 9:30 eastern time on our companion network, c-span2. "sundays atnew book eight," includes huffington post's senior military correspondent. >> there is something that drives them to this idea of .ervice it's like so many people i know who served in war. the intensity of the experience, the intensity of the relationships they had with their combat buddies are so thatg and so pure and true they look back on those times with morning -- mourning. i have always asked them if they wish it had never happened, and they are like, "i would do it again in a heart eight -- heartbeat." i think there is something else that goes on there, too, and

as a professor at university of california-irvine, either the earthquake risk every day.gical society -- >> even a little closer if you could, please. >> the core purpose is to advance seismology and the understanding of earthquakes for the benefit of society. my message today is threefold. first, you 50 years since the great alaskan earthquake there's been a scientific revolution in understanding earthquakes. second, federal investments in science has been directly responsible for these advances. and third, this investment has yielded valuable returns that are helping us become an earthquake resilient nation. i want to start with an account of the great alaska earthquake on good friday 19 '64. i've heard the stories of extended family many times. kind of grant was shopping in downtown anchorage when the earthquake struck. as the buildings collapsed in front of her and chasms open industry, she grabbed a parking meter and hung on for dear life. the shaking lasted nearly five minutes and ship time to think, it must be the beginning of world war iii and the end of the world

as a professor at university of california irvine, i live with earthquake risk every day. i'm speaking primarily of the president elect of the seismological society of america. the core purpose of ssa is so advance the understanding of earthquakes for the benefit of society. my message today is three fold, first in the 350 years since the great alaskan earthquake there has been a scientific revolution in understanding earthquakes. federal investment has been directly responsible for these investments. i want to start with an account of the great alaskan earthquake on good friday 1964. i've heard the stories from extended family many times. donna grant was shopping in downtown anchorage when the earthquake struck. as the buildings collapsed in front of her and chaxs opened in the street, she grabbed a parking meter and hung on for dear life. she had time to think it must be the beginning of world war iii and the end of the world as she knew it. her experience is important because it illustrates the link between earthquake science and national security. when downtown anchora

. >>> president obama mocking climate change deniers during a speech at the university of california irvine'so action on global warming for tens of thousands in attendance. >>> and harrison ford's "star wars" ankle injury could be worse than thought. may need a plate and screw in his ankle. and the set may be altered because of his injury. calista flockhart was rushed to be by his bedside in england. >>> and it's our favorite story of the day. a virginia cop, a high-water hero to a whole bunch of kids. check out this officer carrying each student to the other side. he says there's no way he would want his kids to go to school with wet clothes and his fatherly instinct kicked in. >>> we'll go to rick reichmuth. if there's food on the plaza, rick is always nearby. >> you know me very well. if you are out there thinking you have to get your dad something seat to eat, baskin robins has different desserts for you. this is a baskin robins tool box cake for the handy dad. they have a baskin robbins cake and an ice cream float. and dunkin donuts have a chocolate frosted one. the crew members are look

president obama delivered a commencement address to the graduating class at the university of california irvinehe president's remarks focused on the climate change. >> now, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the podium the president of united states. [applause] >> thank you. hello, anteaters! [cheering] that is something i never thought i would say. [laughter] please take a seat. to president napolitano, which is a nice step up from secretary, to fred ruiz, vice chair of the university of california regents, chancellor drake, representative sanchez, to the trustees and faculty, thank you for this honor and congratulations to the class of 2014! [cheering] now, let me begin by saying all of you had the inside track in getting me here. because my personal assistant is a proud anteater. [cheering] until today, i did not understand why she greets me every morning by shouting "zoot zoot zoot." it's been weird. but she explained it to me on the way here this morning because she is very proud to see her brother graduate today as well. to graduates, obviously we are proud of you but let's give it u

so we're told that he's scheduled to give the commencement speech at the university of california irvineter that with the president's schedule? we just don't know at this point. so we're waiting to find out about that. if you listen to what secretary of state said earlier this morning, that's a pretty big indication that we're heading into a critical stage for this white house. >> we'll let you go to gather more information. many thanks to both of you. i'm back in a minute. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ >>> as i arrived to work this morning, this sight greeted me. a car smashed into the cnn's building. no one was hurt. the driver had marijuana o

violence violence >>> president obama delivered a commencement address at the university of california in irvine today. he took time in his speech to bring up the issue of climate change, blasting republicans for not doing more and urging graduating college students to take on global warming as a cause. >> today's congress is full of folks who stubbornly reject the sementific evidence about climate change. they will tell you it is a hoax or a fad. one member of congress actually says the world is cooling. you have to remind everyone who represents you at every level of government is a prerequisite of your boat. >> he announced a billion dollars to rebuild and protect against natural drafters. >> after a 30-year fight, a native american fight in new york state is celebrating a small victory. ford motor company] used part of their land to dutch toxic paint sludge. part of the land has been reclaimed. >> in the mountains of new york, a healing of the earth. the tribe has called these mountains home for thousands of years. they have been fighting for decades to have thousands of tongs of pollution c

after that, president obama giving the commencement address at university of california irvine. one of the things people don't always recognize is that during the war of 1812, it was fought from 1812 until after 1814, early 1815. it was about america reestablishing its independence against the british. this was our second american revolution. this flag is the object for --ch francis cut key pen francis scott key penned the words that became our national anthem. >> the flag was made to look whole and restored in 1995. there was a section that was reconstructed. when it was moved into the new exhibition space, there was a decision by the curators not to do that again. what we wanted was for the flag to become a metaphor for the country. but it stilltorn, survives. the message is the survival of the country and the flag. we are not trying to make it look ready. we are trying to make it look like it has endured its history and still celebrates its history. >> this year marks the 200th anniversary of the bombardment of fort mchenry during the war of 1812. flag learn more about the th

at the university of california at irvine. and he's also considering the possibility of any u.s. involvement in iraq, potentially in the coming days to try and bolster that embattleded government, and some believe that could mean potential air strikes. correspondent doug mckelway is in washington with the latest. hello, doug. >> reporter: hi, eric. all of this comes as isil forces continue to make gains, seizing a small town 60 miles north of baghdad. there are indications iraqi forces may mount a stronger defense of baghdad. we have seen these pictures of young shiite men flocking to recruitment centers to join. yet what help the u.s. may offer remains largely unknown. >> because we still don't have a big strategy. i mean, the president owes it to the american people to say, who our enemy is, who we are trying to help, what the real headlines are, not just the politician headlines. and none of that has happened. so i think that combined with the fact that obama is perfectly willing to dither at the beginning of any crisis really means this is just going to burn on its own for a

some students at the university of california-irvine are saying that their brothers in their fraternity cultural insensitivity, but says there will be no punishment. those are your headlines. the fraternity, maybe some of you remember in college, they a lot of times would hold these parties for years and years. >> sure. >> brian, headed over to you. >> no coconuts and grass skirts. >> no luaus. that's what they all wear. >> it's a shame. in hawaii they're going to have nothing to do. >> i think they could do it. >> let's talk hockey. los angeles kings won a thrilling game to win game 7 of the western conference finals in overtime. listen. >> it's in! the kings are headed for the stanley cup final! >> they beat the blackhawks. kings taking down chicago in a thrilling ot win. los angeles scoring the sudden death goal to grip a 5-4 victory. the kings will take on the new york rangers starting on wednesday, according to joel, the other team has no chance. >>> jimmie johnson most love driving at dover. getting his ninth career win at dover international speedway. johnson was never challenged

later, president obama delivering the commencement address at the university of california irvine.ext, a discussion about libertarianism and today's politics, and how the move was influenced by barry goldwater. one of the speakers include an historian who as a little boy interviewed mr. goldwater in 1969, a reporter who follow the campaign of ronald paul -- of ron paul. this is one hour. and now it is my great pleasure to introduce our moderator, mr. brahm

let's bring in brian levin for the center of the study of hate and extremim joining us from irvine, californiarian, thank you for the time this afternoon. >> thank you so much for having me. >> we just had two different views on guns from two european countries. the middle east, israel. here in america, it's in our bill of rights that we are allowed to bear arms. however, any time there is some type of mass shooting, there seems to be a big outcry for stri stricte gun laws. they never come into effect. why? >> i think there is there is a couple of reasons. until recently, what the second amendment meant was not vetted through the supreme court. several years ago, about 2008, 2009, the united states supreme courted in the heller case out of washington, d.c. said that there is an individual right to some kind of private gun ownership in the home, particularly with regard to handguns but it different really expand beyond that other than saying there could be regular laying beyond that. so at least handguns in the home, there is some kind of constitutional guarantee. couple that with a more cultur

from irvine, california, cnn national security analyst and former cia operative bob bair. almost daily we ask the question what's the latest on the isis advance. give us the situation on the ground, best you know it. >> well, another terrorist attack in the central baghdad today. three people killed and nine wounded at a bombing right in the centralist city, right in the sort of time, late afternoon, when the streets would have been crowded, people coming out after the heat of the day. and then backuba, we would just drive up there in a matter of no time, main highways, isis took over a base just north of the city, a military base, on saturday. this morning we're told they advanced on a police state, raided it of weapons, left, intensive fighting under way. now an official in the governor's office in ba kwu ba tells us isis is in control of a substantial part of that city. this is a town that's just about 50/50 sunni shia. that is what isis is trying to do, consolidate its control of that town, and then push on to baghdad. ashleigh. >> stand by nic, if you will. bob bair,

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california real estate has come roaring back. luxury sales nearly doubled. even the troubled empire. seeing permits up about 70%. burns based in irvineia. the buyers in california at? >> they are very different. silicon valley is not just a tech buyer. they're not being talked about the influx of foreign buyers. the traffic from china to san francisco has doubled. china to l.a. has actually tripled. we are seeing a lot of foreign flow in. the valuations driving a lot of wealth. >> walk us through a typical chinese transaction. a transactione on in miami. we are living in new york and decide to buy in l.a., what happens? >> there are a couple of different groups. there are people parking money here and finding ways to rent it out. more often than not they particularly love new homes. some of the communities are 80% chinese and finding a family member to live in it. if someone is in the united states going to school and paying all cash. >> blackrock -- blackstone private equity firm has become the largest holder of real estate in the country come a and bought went thousands of properties. has that distorted the market? >> blackstone an

lisa grant ludwig graduate director of the program in public health of the university of california at irvine. dr. john vidale, professor in the department of earth and space sciences university of washington and dr. reg nabld desroches at the georgia institute of technology. like all of our witnesses, your written testimony will appear. our microphones are not automatic. you need to press the button when you are ready to begin. when you begin to speak, the clerk will start the timer. after four minutes, a yellow light appears. at that time, begin to conclude your statement. at five minutes, the red light comes on. i ask you conclude at that time. dr. leith, thank you for being here. you may begin. >> mr. chairman, members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to discuss the advances over the past 50 years. the usgs is proud to be a partner with the state university private sector and colleagues in ongoing research and monitoring needed to strengthen the nation's resilience. as you mentioned, the magnitude 9.2 great alaska earthquake that struck southern alaska 50 years ago toda

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from southern california after speaking to graduates in irvine yesterday. he decide to be the commencement speaker after getting 10,000 post cards inviting had i am to the graduation. president urged them to lead the fight against climate change. >> if we don't deal with the problem soon, we will be overwhelmed. these nations have some of the fastest levels of carbon pollution. they will have to take action to meet this challenge. they are more vulnerable to the effects of climate change than we are. they have more to change but they are waiting to see what america does. that's what the world does, they wait and watch us. >> president obama also encouraged the graduates to be hopeful rather then cynical as they begin the next phase of their lives. >>> happening today microsoft founder bill gates and his wife bell linda will deliver the stanford address at stanford. this year's graduates have a lot to gain from today's commencement address. he said the gates work in fighting poverty and technology to improving society and the human condition. stanford's 131s

president obama addressing graduates in california, making the commencement speech at uc irvine. house correspondent kristin welker traveling with the president in california. top of the hour. what do we know about the latest move in the gulf, including the aircraft carrier? >> reporter: it's an indication the administration is considering taking action what happen will that action look like? as you pointed out, president obama's here delivering a commencement address and also going to have down time, play golf while here in palm springs. white house officials say he's in close contact with his national security team, trying to weigh his options, review the intelligence, before him. some of the options include air strikes or targeted drone strikes by all accounts. the more likely option is those targeted drone strikes. president obama has been very clear, he's not going to put u.s. troops on the ground. he's also said that action is not imminent, meaning that it will likely be announced in a matter of days, not necessarily overnight. some of the president's critics say that this i

from southern california after speaking to graduates in irvine yesterday.cided to be the commencement speaker after getting 10,000 post cards inviting had i am to the graduation. president urged them to lead the fight against climate change. >> if we don't deal with the problem soon, we will be overwhelmed. these nations have some of the fastest levels of carbon pollution. they will have to take action to meet this challenge. they are more vulnerable to the effects of climate change than we are. they have even more to lose but they are waiting to see what america does. that's what the world does, they wait and watch us. >> president obama also encouraged the graduates to be hopeful rather then cynical as they begin the next phase of their lives. >>> happening today microsoft founder bill gates and his wife melinda will deliver the stanford address at stanford. this year's graduates have a lot to gain from today's commencement address. he cites the gates' work in fighting poverty and technology to improving society and the human condition. stanford's 131st c

california. ahead, his message to the graduating class at uc irvine and the controversy he addressed. >>> plus, the big surprise for hillary clinton during a book signing today near the nation's capital. >>> good evening, this sea breeze will be making a comeback. you see the increasing clouds. that means cooler temperatures for father's day. i'll have that and your accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. >> i cannot wait to see what you do tomorrow. congratulations. >> president obama gave the commencement speech today at uc irvine. he issued a call to action on global warming to the 8,000 graduates, saying denying climate change is like arguing the moon is made

steve in irvine, california, republican line. steve, hello. >> caller: how are you doing? yeah, it's rather surprising to hear the democrats talk about how we leave no one behind suddenly because where were they during benghazi? we left two s.e.a.l.s there to fight to their deaths with absolutely no assistance coming their way whatsoever from the united states. so i find it rather comical that all of a sudden they're claiming that they leave -- they choose to leave no one behind, and we paid way too high a price in this trade by releasing five taliban commanders while we still have soldiers in the field in afghanistan. obama has put all of their lives in danger, not to mention any american and a lot of nonamericans throughout the world. these were some seriously dangerous people we let go, and perhaps even bergdahl wouldn't agree that his life was worth placing all of our soldiers in the field in danger of losing theirs. >> as we were hearing from steve there, we were showing our c-span3 viewers some of the video of that may 31st exchange as they released sergeant bowe ber

california on saturday. he has a commencement address scheduled at uc irvine, and then with the first lady in palm springs. we're waiting on any changes in the president's schedule. >>> it's a concern that iso's defenses could disrupt crude applies. they jumped on thursday, and as of now, iraq productions 3 million barrels of oil a day, second only to saudi arabia. but the u.s. is relying less on imparts from iraq, and it only represents 4% of the told crude oil imports. >> for the latest information on the turmoil in iraq, head to aljazeera.com. you'll get new information on the isil fighters:. >> arm sergeant, bowe bergdahl has returned to the united states. he arrived in texas early this morning, and he was taken to a a military hospital in san antonio. lisa stark is in washington, and a lot of people expected him to be reunited with his family at some point, and we know there was a process, and why was he taken specifically to san antonio? >> he was taken to the brook medical center, because it's a very large inpatient hospital. and they have treated captives there in the past. this is what the departm

. >>> president obama will in southern california today where he will deliver the commencement address at uc irvineesident and misled arrived yesterday evening. they will also attend a democratic national committee event in orange county. they will remain in california over the weekend and return to washington on monday. >>> president obama is urging fathers to get more involved in their kids' lives and to serve at mentors for children who don't have fathers around. president obama is reflecting on father's day in his weekly radio and internet address. he said he knows how important dads are because his own father was absent. he says he tries to be the father and husband he did not have growing up. >> being the responsibility for being a great parent or mentor is a choice that we as individuals have to make. no government program can ever take the place of a parent's love. still as a country there are ways we can help support dad's and moms who make that choice. that's why earlier this week we brought working dads from across america to the white house to talk bat challenges they face and in a few

california today. he delivered the commencement address at uc irvine. to considerontinues options in iraq.his is the u.s. navy announced that they were sending an aircraft carrier to the golf as diplomatic and military efforts are being weighed the sunday morning. our phone lines are open. can also weigh in my sending us a tweet. our e-mail address is journal at c-span.org. us on facebook. already, many of you weighing in on the question. diplomacy or military in iraq. answer,g with one diplomacy. good sunday morning to you. we will begin with your calls and comments in the moment. the leaders in iraq directing troops to make their stand against advancing sunni militants and a flashpoint city revered by a shiite mosque in order to highlight the sectarian fighting that is tearing the country apart. the prime minister's order "came as he sought to put out fire in the belly of his troops in the , threatening ifi f to dance to the capital of baghdad, the iraqi military claimed they had regained a key new territory, a claim conflicting with other reports and security officials who had of then t

. >>> president obama will in southern california today where he will deliver the commencement address at u.c. irvinethe president and first lady arrived in palm springs yesterday evening. they will also attend a democratic national committee event in orange county. they will remain in california over the weekend and return to washington on monday. >>> president obama is urging fathers to get more involved in their kids' lives and to serve as mentors for children who don't have fathers around. president obama is reflecting on father's day in his weekly radio and internet address. he said he knows how important dads are because his own father was absent. he says he tries to be the father and husband he did not have growing up. >> taking responsibility for being a great parent or mentor is a choice that we as individuals have to make. no government program can ever take the place of a parent's love. still, as a country there are ways we can help support dads and moms who make that choice. that's why earlier this week we brought working dads from across america to the white house to talk about the chall

california coast. u.s. government said there are training mission never entered u.s. territory this a lesson this happen july 4th of 2012 and on. obama at the uc irvine commencement address where he's expected to encourage against the change. linton's to send a private fund-raiser for democratic committee. the fathers expected to return to rancho mirage and southern california to visit the home of white house decorator u.s. ambassador to spain at >> : airforce one will turn out a 30 and 27 seen the u.s. government shopping now for replacement. >> : hardware cost part or part political icon the new air force one will feel so many roles. acquirements sample must be a wide body four- engine commercial aircraft but then things get complicated the biggest misconception about airforce one of the idea as a plus comfortable luxury jet. and it has a military mission it is a flying headquarters for the commander in chief. will have netscape pot like in the movie airforce one no. then this section but it does have the offensive capabilities shield against let but bnp. an anti-missile systems to. a field trial anywhere in the world lending at big small airports

california. >>> here's a live look right now of air force one there in palm springs at the international airport. it's about to take off to deliver the commencement address at uc irvineoday. they arrived in palm springs yesterday evening. the president's commencement address will come after a scheduled appearance at a democratic national committee event in orange county. president and first lady will remain in california through the weekend and will return to washington on monday. >>> happening today, u.s. soccer star brandy chastain will speak at can a clara university's commencements. she's a former bronco and will discuss how her education at santa clara university led her to a service oriented life. she's a co-founder of women's sports initiative, non-profit that connects high school and college athletes with younger girls and encourages them to be active and healthy. the commencement gets under way shortly at 8:30 at buck shaw stadium in santa clara. i was over there on thursday. got to see them working on the preparations and the celebrations leading up to today. looks like today will be nice there in santa clara. >> plenty of 80s. we'll look for the warmest da

irvine and spent time at a fundraiser in orange county. he is due to fly out of the value it will this morning. >>> a california man is fighting back after hishomeowners association told him his flags don't meet its standards. david renner says he has been fined for threing froms. he says the homeowners association is ordering him to pay $300 barrener insists displaying historical flags is protected under the american flag act of 2005. >> do they really think it's bringing down property values? what are we beginning and what are we losing? are we losing our freedoms in exchange for a nice man curred lawn? >> ouch for raiders fans. he's planning on talking to an attorney. if that attorney tells him he doesn't have a case, he is going to pay his fine. >>> time is 5:16. this is my new hero. a giants fan getting a lot of attention for this incredible catch. rob said he just finished changing his baby's diaper. he was heading back to his seat and as he was doing it colorado troy hit that home run and he casually caught the ball with one hand holding the baby. >> i know look at that. >> right place right time. he was holding his son thomas at the