you are on the air with cathy schneider. c-span.thank you, cathy, i think you have some of your facts wrong. justolice were not in gear to show up. they were there after the riot began. they need to protect themselves from these looters, from these vandals, from these criminals and other people like that. i mean, these people are not taking flowers. were terrorizing the community. i mean, it just so happens to be the community they live in, but they were domestic terrorist. s.i am all for the police and law and order, but i think it is about time that some people start taking responsibility for their own actions. i mean, mr. brown has a record a mile long. i saw it this morning. he was arrested multiple times for armed robbery. his partner was arrested for robbery. i mean, these were not choirboys. quit making it out to some like these were some angels. host: cathy schneider, your response. guest: ok. ok, so, let me address the points one by one. i find itis curious that the police feel that they have to protect themselves f

there in the center is police chief cathy lanier. this is on southern area southeast near pennsylvania avenue. we're told the officer was conscious when he went to the hospital. again, officers on the scene investigating. >>> and this just one t b crime scenes active because of this shooting. the second one is in northeast at division avenue and hey street where policere certaining frtai g in shi for suspects. we're following it there both scenes. florida and we're f > and near st. louis, one person was shotpo overnight about a mile away from where protests have been happening in ferguson. the shooting happened at 1:00 this morning and pole y th spotted four masked men carryin police and that's when they fired. the other three got away. right now no word whether that shooting is related in any way to these row tests in ferguson. take a look at the scene. for three days now, hundreds of people have turned out for demonstrations. they're upset eref to release the name of officer who shot michael brown jr.. the officer is getting death

groove and come back as he pursues jack nicholson at 18 major championships tiger 14 right now and cathy enjoys this center soccer team put in 98 anniversary will wear a cross between a top seed out formal evening wear. waiting for me this is fun is when. >> : coal is donating 10 percent of the proceeds to charity at any if we do something is an acute kathryn i were teasing each other. if ratings are okay there is cute ratings are bad as suggested a teleprompter. same thing with these guys when the

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understanding that to get that endorsement, a candidate would have to agree to fire popular police chief, cathy lanier. >> she's flat out wrong. i have no idea where she got that information from. >> he said any talk of staffing if he should win is premature. the democratic council candidate said she looks forward to working with chief lanier. >> organizers said the goal was to improve relationships between law enforcement and the community. metro branch trail gave riders a chance to interact and get to know one another. >> participants said that they are hoping that there will be future bike rides with fellow police officers. >> and speaking of police, alexandria police officers are going to a new way to teach people to protect and educate themselves about crime in their neighborhoods. >> this is a neighborhood hub. >> the scoop here is about more than coffee. it's about sharing the news that customers may not know about and how there's a new tool to find it. he's reacting to a map showing every crime in alexander dating back two years. it's a tool alexander police use to analyze crime stats t

cathy, nice to have you here on the set.nd you're really not giving to exaggeration in the years i've interviewed you. this is such a bold statement. why do you say alibaba is going to be such a hit? >> it's such a fast growing company and a way to own the digital economy in china. and i think that every portfolio manager is going to take a look at this and eventually this will find its way in all major stock portfolios. >> how hard is it going to be to get this stock if it's hot? >> i don't think it will be too hard. it's a large ipo. we think $20 billion which could make it the biggest ever. >> reporter: that could make it bigger than facebook. >> yes, it would and bigger than visa and maybe bigger than the biggest of all ipos we have seen yet. the company will have to work hard to attract investors. and i think that there will be a chance for many investors to own this stock either on the offering or in post ipo trading. >> you kind of feel some investors will be skeptics especially after what happened with facebook. so m

you are on the air with cathy schneider.n.thank you, cathy, i think you have some of your facts wrong. justolice were not in gear to show up. they were there after the riot began. they need to protect themselves from these looters, from these vandals, from these criminals and other people like that. i mean, these people are not taking flowers. were terrorizing the community. i mean, it just so happens to be the community they live in, but they were domestic terrorist. s.i am all for the police and law and order, but i think it is about time that some people start taking responsibility for their own actions. i mean, mr. brown has a record a mile long. i saw it this morning. he was arrested multiple times for armed robbery. his partner was arrested for robbery. i mean, these were not choirboys. quit making it out to some like these were some angels. host: cathy schneider, your response. guest: ok. ok, so, let me address the points one by one. i find itis curious that the police feel that they have to protect themselves from th

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cathy, welcome to the show. we say there is no inflation in the economy.th is when it comes to be consumers there is a whole lot of inflation. prices going up again. is it for everything that mom and dad is buying this year? >> believe it or not there is not a whole lot mom and dad spend a whole lot on, in terms of electronic supplies and electronic needs an school supplies. of course mom and dad are on the hook for a little bit more money. mostly because the school is asking them to spend more money on those items. >> well, some of the items, there is a 29% increase in some issues. just depend on what you look at. but the good news is, in some areas, you can actually get a nice tax break this time of year, when you're paying for these items, right? >> that's right. a lot of states have started to adopt more and more state sales tax holidays and we do know that parent across the country are looking for ways to save money. this is one of the biggest ways to do it. and we know that, again, parents this summer are delaying their shopping trips and we think th

police chief cathy lanier said club security had interfered with the police after the attack.e alcoholic beverage control board voted to suspend their liquor license. d.c. police need your help findingtwo man tied to another nightclub stabbing on 14th street northwest. officers say a man was stabbed after five people got into a fight outside the club last weekend. if you recognize any of the men in the video, please call police. the top two candidates to be maryland's next governor have agreed to their next televised debate. the tenant governor anthony brown and republican larry hogan will debate october 7. the debates will air one month before voters go to the polls. more indications maryland's current governor martin o'malley may run for president in 2016. he sat down with jorge ramos. ramos asked if he would endorse former secretary of state hillary clinton for president if she decided to run. he responded, i am seriously considering running in 2016, but the most important politics of all is to govern well. anyone an alert for near the chesapeake bay. the danger in the wate

she's from montgomery, texas, on our republican line.yes, áhÑç/torÑiçó cathy, good morning.ok. >>r: yes, good morning. i'm so happy that you wrote this book, and i just have a comment. the clintons are so fake, and ad this is what they get.ve him they went overboard thinking barack obama would save them atn the end of the day like bill clinton did for him w at the dn. when he made that ridiculous speech, and this is what he got. for dealing with the devil. thank you. >> well, that's an interesting question. you know, it'sÎwñb?3r interest bill clinton has been taking h some soundings in various stateg across the united states with democratic party chairmen, building a support team for e se hillary in 2016, and he has told his friends and associates+++a< obama administration have been there as well and that they are looking for what bill clinton called a mini me, a clone of obama, somewhat who will come out of nowhere and challenge hillary for the 2016 democratic nomination. so in bill clinton's eyes, there's no greater obstacle to hillary getting the nomination than barack obama.

>> cathy wompus. >> my wife loves that term. the kids destroying my home. when does school start? >> soon. >> oh,. >> some have already started, not your apparently. >> i'm ex aspirated by our house being in cathy wampus. our house in dis a ray. >> got us using our hands, snow. >> how i look and feel every morning when the alarm goes off at 2:15, and i hit snooze a million times. >> cathywonpus? >> oh, settle down a bit, weather settling down outside. we had some hot weather the past couple of days, but we'll see some of the cooler air move through, balance things out as we go through the afternoon. nothing too crazy out there. clear skies, overhead, 77 degrees, in philadelphia, right now, that's pretty warm. but winds out of the north, bringing in the cooler air. it is only 59 in mount pocono, 69 in allentown, 72 millville, and 73 in wildwood. there is the northerly winds about ten to 20 miles an hour, across the area, they'll pick up later today, nice pleasant breeze going through the afternoon. >>> your foxcast for today, warm, to start, temperatures in the mid 70s, but like i

her understanding to get that endorsement, a person would have to agree to fire police chief kathy cathy lanier. >> i don't know where she got that idea. >> murial bouser says she continues to look forward to working with chief lanier. >> it is very wet out there. we dropped one warning and gained a new warning south of d.c. so ups and downs as we move through the next few hours or so and the trend unfortunately will continue into tomorrow. abc7 live super doppler radar. orange, madison and culpeper counties where you see the box at the bottom of your screen, that's the newest severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00 this evening. it's not moving very fast. the cell moving toward the south and east at just around 10 miles per hour but capable of producing gusty winds up to 60 miles per hour. we had another severe thunderstorm warning now canceled for stafford counties, but these storms still capable of producing gusty winds. it is wet out there and we're going to look for the showers to continue, at least across the district. if you have plans for the nationals game, y another round of sto

cathy lanier criticized club security, saying it interfered with the police and the crime scene afterthe attack. tonight, the alcohol beverage control board voted to suspend ther liquor license if owner chooses to reopen after closure.ur >> horace holmes has more on the comments made by kicker mark moseley. >> the comments have been raising eyebrows, but mostly he stands by the redskins name and is working hard to defend it. >> to everyone that said anything to me has been a white man or a black man, no red man. >> former kicker mark moseley is one of the most revered players to ever suit up on a football field in washington. he came on news channel 8 to explain why he accepted daniel snyder's invitation to defend the redskins name. >> we as alumni feel it is important to have the redskins continue to be called the redskins, and we wanted to mature and mr. snyder wanted to make sure that nobody gets hurt. mark moseley and other former players travel to reservations across the country for snyder's new foundation to improve conditions in the native american community. mark moseley said

cathy in oregon, cathy? >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah. it's really great to talk to you. much for taking my call. i usually watch about 3:00 a.m. here in portland. i've been holding on to a stock for a number of years now but the past few months it's been dropping in value. i was wondering if you have any idea what's going on or if it's going to be turning around any time soon. >> i don't know, i was with my friend and he's got a couple that look good, but that said, polaris, pii, is indeed a better stock. no need to sell harley, but moe lair is is going to give you a better return. maddie in california. maddie! very controversial, didn't like it when it was higher, people hate me on twitter for that. you think i care? i am a palo alto networks guy. if you want internet security, it's the palo alto. let's go to wes in north carolina. wes! >> caller: hi, jim, thanks for taking my call. i have a question about rti, buy, sell, or hold? >> titanium in this world and i have to tell you people were scrambling for awhile, but i don't like the titanium stocks. if they have to be

host: i guess is cathy schneider, the author of "police power and race riots."is also a professor at american university, and she is here to talk about the situation in ferguson, missouri after 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed earlier this week. cathy, thank you so much for joining us this morning. guest: thank you very much. host: i want to start by reading headlines because there is a developing situation that happened early this morning and ferguson. the st. louis post-dispatch has this headline -- storm after column -- quiet night air routes as police, protesters square off. the story says that for most of friday night,

co-owner cathy jenkins helped open it a year ago. >> people are like you're from ferguson? no, no, ferguson is great. >> reporter: is there a feeling we're all in this together? >> definitely. i've gotten little parts on the bottom of the receipts that say, "unity of love." >> reporter: as you look around what is going through your mind gisee a lot of change coming. i can tell whatever happens at the end of this there will be a big difference in ferguson how the community is run. >> reporter: ferguson schools were supposed to open last thursday. scott, the school district hopes the 9500 kids gl to regular classes next monday. >> pelley: mark, thanks very much. in another case involving use of force by police, the california highway patrol said today that an officer could face serious charges for repeatedly punching a woman in the head along a freeway in los angeles. a bystander videotaped it. in his report, the officer, daniel andrews, said he was trying to protect marlene pinok after she walked into traffic. but she spent several weeks in the hospital, and now she's suing

cathy laughren says.eckstein introduced himself as the owner of an antioch rental home in may. but by the time she found out he wasn't the owner. she says. he had already pocketed her deposit. >> $1,900 . it might that be much to some people but to me in the kids it's a fortune. >>pam moore she says gino eckstein gave her a false name which made it difficult for antioch police to track him down. >>jacqueline bennett it should be a little clearer tomorrow which will keep the cooler but it will be in the '80s tomorrow. future cast shows the fog pushing back into the day through to midnight a little bit more coverage than the future cast shows. in the north we may also see some drizzles in it which will continue to the morning. but by 10 the fog will receive back to san francisco and to the coast by a 11. temperatures will be in the '70s and '80s for the most part. not many '90s out there tomorrow at 92 in antioch. mostly in the '70s inside the day and seventies on the peninsula. sixties in san francisco and low eighties for the north bay. weekend has very similar conditions the m

. >> cathy agrees with paul. how can cutting the number of inspectors possibly improve public health or animal welfare? yet, that is the claim. eric says, sounds like more illnesses from contaminated meat are coming. less than half a second is bad enough already. phyllis, he is referring to what lisa was mentioning, right now, 140 chickens being inspected per minute. you were an inspector. let's talk about this rate. how will decreasing the rate or increasing the speed actually affect the safety and health of the chickens? tu will give the inspector more time to make sure februarial material is not inside the chicken? >> not line speed. line speeds can go quickly if equipment and personnel are operating optimally. when they are not, they go more slowly. >> the usda as part of this rule opted not to increase the line speed. paul, you said it was 175 birds a minute. what the usda has said and have been since 2010 publically -- was that they are going to use more chemicals to kill pathogens on the chicken meat. so,

police chief cathy lanier says her department knows how and when on to use those weapons. >> it's how the equipment is used. in jurisdictions where we deal with protests all the time, i wouldn't think of bringing k-9 dogs out to the protests. i wouldn't bring an armored personnel carrier out as a show of force for a protest. >> reporter: this crowd is marching from in front of the justice department to busboys and ports restaurant which is several blocks over that way. a lot of people in this crowd support president barack obama's call for review of the program that allowed local police departments to purchase military equipment from the defense department at reduced rates. this is bruce johnson reporting for wusa9 from downtown washington. >>> today the defense finished presenting its case to the jury in the corruption trial against former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen. peggy fox has been following this case and joins us now live from richmond where closing arguments could begin tomorrow, right, peg? >> reporter: we'll see them friday we just learned, but yes,

today police chief cathy lanier declined to talk to wusa9 about the problem, but d.c. residents gave voice to their concerns. >> it makes me just don't even want to come outside now. >> i react to it with nervousness, fear, anxiety because a bullet doesn't have direction. >> we asked for an interview with paul quander, deputy mayor for public safety, and were today he like chief lanier was not available. >>> this man is in custody for the shooting death of a 3-year- old landover girl. investigators say prince george's county police -- actually i should say prince george's county say that brian ray campbell helped suspected killer davon wallace before the shooting. wallace is still on the loose. investigators do not believe 3- year-old knijah bibb was the intended target. if you have any information, call crime solvers at 1-866-411- tips. you can remain anonymous. >>> you've heard of elected officials voted out of office, but evicted from office? as kristin fisher reports, it's happening right now in seat pleasant, maryland. >> i'm going to put a tent right there on mon

>> reporter: cathy cheek says janet came to her for advice. >> she went to the doctor.he cried and said it wasn't going to be good, raven wasn't going to be happy that she was pregnant because he didn't want a child at that time. >> reporter: the trail starts here. they draw a straight line from the abaroa's money problems to janet's pregnancy to that life insurance policy. >> he is used to living high on the hog. he is used to stealing, getting his money. he is not used to having to struggle for money. it's not just financial problems. it's called greed. "i need more greed." then you got insurance. he couldn't afford anything else, but he kept paying that. he was biding his time, he was waiting. problem with that is janet got pregnant again. >> i think that raven thought that the grass was going to be greener on the other side of the fence. and i think what raven saw is the ability to collect this money. >> reporter: next, the state presents evidence they believe shows raven carefully planned his alibi and crafted the home robbery story. janet's sister sonja says raven

. >> reporter: cathy lanier at the scene. >> they tried to carjack him and in response he tried to pull his vehicle away and they pursued him. >> reporter: gloria bland witnessed the ending here at hunt terrace northeast after another 4 miles of pursuit briefly in and out of prince george's county. bland's parked car was hit, too. >> they ran across to my neighbor's yard across the street and they were like trying to get over the fence. >> we have the nissan altima in our possession but we don't have all the people that were in it. >> reporter: one suspect that has not been named was captured at the scene, but one or two others is on the loose and metro police are extremely concerned about this. these are guys who are carjackers willing to fire on an officer in at least two locations even though they probably didn't know they were firing at officers, so these are crazy dangerous suspects. we're here at police headquarters in anticipation of a potential briefing and update from police. scott broom, wusa9. >>> right now parts of prince george's county are under a boil water advisory for t

groove and come back as he pursues jack nicholson at 18 major championships tiger 14 right now and cathyenjoys this center soccer team put in 98 anniversary will wear a cross between a top seed out formal evening wear. waiting for me this is fun is when. >> : coal is donating 10 percent of the proceeds to charity at any if we do something is an acute kathryn i were teasing each other. if ratings are okay there is cute ratings are bad as suggested a teleprompter. same thing with these guys when the game tuxedo is true exec. >> : are hearing a lot about watter about the drought. coming up how one man will watter cosseted him close to $4,000. and why attention a little girl gave up her every mercedes-benz is made with the highest level of engineering... design... safety... and performance. our latest creation is no different. with one exception... introducing the mercedes-benz b-class. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz. female announcer: you'reduring sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest

pro do up all yes and the reason why they they actually did not mention nafta during the passage of cathy during nafta they said it would add jobs and fact because it lost jobs for americans and a lost jobs for mexicans two million farmers in mexico lost their jobs after nafta because of subsidized subsidized i know free trade subsidized agricultural goods flooded in to mexico so what they did for cows is they said it would stop immigration because many americans were worried about immigration so by their own merits their own judgment of what would happen is it's failed because we have thousands upon thousands of children lining up at the borders with america because of the vacuum created when thousands of well millions of people lost their jobs because of kathy and on top of that of course you have things like con douras the america overthrew is a lie and post military sort of beginning to remember some of the sketchy details of nafta now the idea that it would increase jobs that if that was done before caf and that's always the canard that use that to pass any kind of boondoggle legisla

. >> cathy is a political columnist for the demoyne register. >> it makes for good tv and photo ops. >> more than good photo ops, a trip to iowa and the fair is a signal you are considering a run for the president. this year it's dominated by contenders. democrats are sitting it out until violent announced her intention. >> people will cover it. if they are thinking about running in 2016, the potential candidate. they'll show up. bob runs it in iowa. whose endorsement is covered. >> is it possibly to be elected president of the united states without coming to iowa, and without, if you are a republican, coming to this event. whether you win or not. i need to be development. >> nice to meet you. >> i like your tattoos. >> it shouldn't come as a surprise, louisiana governor bobby jinnedle made an appearance. he insists he will not make a decision about running for not until after november. but... >> if you make the decision. could you see a path to the white house not involving iowa. >> iowa has historically been, or for a good long time been the first in a nation. the folks take the re

host: cathy is up next from montgomery texas on our line for republicans. good morning >> good morning. a responsible government keeps order in their country. this is why people issue passports. people like you and barack obama are allowing this invasion and you know the 2008 law is being abused. and let me tell you something else, why don't you tell all you liberals who love all of these illegals who are taking all of us sick by the way coming in here illegally, set up some tents inside of the white house, you and barack and everybody else go feed them and educate them. we don't want to do that anymore. guest: obviously the caller feels very strongly. first of all, the children are not making us sick. they're children. yes, they're going to get some childhood illnesses, but your child that you send to summer camp is going to get the same illnesses from summer camp. again, we have an obligation as human beings to take care of the people who seek help. and call me liberal for wanting to care for children. i'll wear the badge proudly. and i do not understand

cathy in new castle, delaware. caller: i had a quick question. i've been wondering. i'm really disappointed in the elections which i think is part of the problem and i was just wondering if there was a way that we could put in none of the above like in the movie brewster's millions. guest: i love that movie. but that's all the more reason for you to engage at whatever level you are because we can't do that. here's the beauty, a lot of these individuals on capital hill are elected by a primary process. so get involveded in the primary process. show your influence that way. look at eric cantor, he's feeling the bruises from that hit and that was a primary. host: this viewer said just remember why would laws be passed to disinadvantage themselves? >> guest: well the current law passed and with a young house a lot didn't pass the laws. but it was at the time the way they thought was the fairest way of doing de. we saw with citizens united that things are changing. different people were trying to get through the donation process and trying to get their message out in a di

police chief cathy lanier plans to redeploy many detectives on the street. the order says that as of september 14th, detectives who investigate crimes including burglaries, car thefts, break-ins, even chd abuse, will spend one puig a month on street duty. detectives from the homicide and sex assault units are not included. >>> right now drivers are getting a little traffic relief on route 50 in northern virginia. this morning aic lanh opened from ples answa valley road to stone cross boulevard. tomorrow the rest of the project will open. megan mcgrath has more. >> reporter: this stretch of route 50 in chantilly has been a choke point for quite a while, only two lanes of traffic and things got even worse once they started on the widening project. well, there was se good news this morning just a little bit before 5:30, they opened the new third lane of traffic. and as you can see, things are slowing very, very well here this morning. this is just phase one. they will open another section, another piece of the third lane, in time for tomorrow morning's rush hou

people like home health nurse cathy mcmullen, spear heading a petition for a fracking banment. >> we are prusk natural gas -- prusk natural gas, we are doing our bit. we are saying do not frack any more wells 180 feet from a child's bedroom. >> reporter: under public pressure the council netted a moratorium on new wells, ending in september. mcmullen said it didn't go far enough. >> my fear is we'll have a generation of children in 20 years with an illness like associated with asbestos and cancer, and they will not show up for another 10-20 years. >> her successful petition prompted the city to call a special session. for nearly eight hours city council members heard from 100 people. >> i plead you to please ban fracking, save our city, save our state, save our country. >> it's safe, and i challenge all the anti-energy activists with their accusations about fracking. it does not happen that way. >> i know there's a lot of emotion, i know there's a lot of passion, but also what - any time you want to resolve a problem, you want to figure out the best strategy in order to protect, and

. >> reporter: residents have taken things into their own hands home health nurse cathy mcmullen helped to spear head a fracking ban petition. >> we are putting it in there, doing our bit, saying do not frack wells 187 feet from a child's bedroom. >> reporter: under public pressure the city council netted a temp wry moratorium on fracking wells. mcmullen says it didn't go forward enough. it end in september. >> i fear we'll have a generation of children in 20 years that will have an illness like associated with asbestos ande cancer and they will not show up for another 20 years. the drive prompted the city to call a special session. for eight hours, city council members heard from more than 100 people. i plead you to ban fracking, save the city, save our state, save our country. >> it's safe, and i challenge all the anti-energy act cysts with accusations -- activists with their accusations about fracking. it does not happen that way. >> i know there's emotion and passion. any time you want to resolve a problem you want to figure out the best strategy to protect. i wish i knew which one

. >> reporter: cathy is a political columnist. >> those things make for good tv and photo ops. >> reporter: more than good photo ops, a trip to iowa and the fair is a signal you are considering a run for the president. this year it's dominated by would-be republican competitorc. hillary clinton is sitting it out. >> if you are thinking about running in 2016, they'll show up. >> reporter: this man runs the family leader, a christian organization in iowa, whose endorsement is coveted by republican candidates. is it possible, do you think, to be elected president of the united states without coming to iowa, and without, if you are a republican, coming to this event? >> whether they win iowa or not will be irrelevant. you need to be here to get the message out, to play in the other states. >> nice to meet you, what is your name. >> reporter: so it shouldn't come as a surprise louisiana governor bobby jingle made an appearance, insisting will not make a decision about running or not until after november. but... ..if you were to make the decision, could you see a path to the white house that doe

conversation is part of our series on sports and society that was founded by one of the distinguished alums, cathy mcgar what we're pleased to partner with on many occasions. we also have an interesting timing of this today. yesterday, one of our participants, dr. harry edwards, formallyintroduce in a moment, we formally announced that we have established a permanent lecture at the university of texas called the dr. harry edwards lecture on sports in society. [ applause ] and so, we couldn't possibly find a better person in the history of sports and civil rights than dr. harry edwards. he was gracious enough to lend his name to that lecture. we expect we will have several presentations under that name in the coming years. today is -- we have a conversation that's going to occur on the area of sports and civil rights. i've been a part of many panels and many presentations over the years. normally, you try and find the best panelists and the best people to make that presentation. rarely do you have the people, the top people who are presenting. in other words, if you had to pick one, two and three,