we know that senator claire mccaskill can shotgun a beer with the best of them. ortantly, she is out with a new memoir called "plenty ladylike. before we got down to business", senator mccaskill describe what it would like to be an assertive woman in washington planning to get her voice heard. sen. mccaskill: i wanted to planning story about ambition and the strategic decision to the ladylike and my career has navigated a lot of those obstacles. it would be great in a candid way to show i'm never going to run for president and telling the story of my political career and particular you some of the incidents that became of national significance in my last election. betty: another topic we talked about -- whether she will support the president iran nuclear deal and what she makes of the republican primary so far , and in particular, what does she make of one very loud presidential candidate, donald trump. sen. mccaskill: the problem is that when you publicly trashing does on the basis that he that she looks like a tape or she is not attractive enough or her face is

if you are under 55, you can call here is claire mccaskill from the hearing on june 23. sen. mccaskill: let me ask first, mr. goodwin, is your culture reflects ability born out of necessity -- culture of flexibility born out of necessity due to the nursing shortage, or did it happen organically because of the recognition of the organization of the skills that were walking up the door? the shortageell, of health to workers in general, not just nurses, have caused health care employers across the nation to be more flexible. it is somewhat easier for us to be flexible because we have such a wide variety of types of jobs as well as schedules and so forth. in health care we historically have had mostly female workers, and because of how things were in the 1950's and so forth, we had to be in a position to work around on school schedules and working moms and so forth. transcends ally aspects of our workforce. being flexible helps older workers. it also helps working mothers and reservists and national guardsmen and also as of others. it is organic and that sense. sen. mccaskill: it

. >> coming up, senator claire mccaskill is coming up.lus, i'll get her thoughts on what's going on. why is she so gung-ho about hillary clinton? and whether vice president joe biden would be smart to jump in the race for 2016? also, reality politics. donald trump graces the covers of "time" magazine and the hollywood reporter. i'll speak with the two reporters who have just gotten up close with the great entertainer and newly found politician. plus, we'll review the rest of the field. who is hot and who is not? >>> in our own words, his own words, the gutsy, honest, jimmy carter. my own boss reveals the extent of his health challenge. >>> here's a little boost from the vice president of the united states. quinnipiac has new numbers that show joe biden is leading donald trump in three swing states. let's go to the "hardball" scoreboard. in florida, joe biden beats donald trump by 3. in pennsylvania, biden by 8. he is up to 48%. trump at 40. in ohio, biden by 10. biden, 48, trump just 38. we'll be right back. my name is rene guerrero. i'm

claire mccaskill is one of the whot women from missouri senator.tes she had a lot to say about the presidential race. particularly the republicans. ready: she did. we got right down to the state of current and she talked quite a bit about the republican primary. in her memoir it is a lot about documenting how she rose in washington at a time when there were very few women. in particular what she thinks about one loud and prominent presidential candidate, donald trump. senator mccaskill: the problem is when you trash women the way he does, the way he talks, the , it sends a signal that he does not miss deked women. betty: he says he is sick of being politically correct. senator mccaskill: there's a difference between being politically incorrect and being polite, respectful. most people want the president of the united states to be all of those things. i think that donald trump says whatever he needs to say to get the most attention. he has taken narcissism to a new level. been high, but this is a new level of narcissism. senator mccaskill: do you th

back in a moment. >> rose: claire mccaskill is here. she was the first woman from missouri elected as a united states senator. she continues to serve in that position today. her new memoir tells the story of her life in and outside of politics. also called "plenty ladylike." i am pleased to have senator claire mccaskill at this table. welcome. >> thank you, i'm thrilled to be here. >> rose: the table welcomes you. >> i have been excited. i wanted to get at this table for a long time n. >> rose: ferguson. we just had another act of conflict there last night. >> it's really hard. this is really, really hard. a combination of things. the narrative that the media took up immediately that it was the police versus the protesters. it's not that simple. the incident of michael brown's shooting, the facts of that case, the physical evidence -- not the witnesses -- the physical evidence that was tested and analyzed separately by the federal government showed it was a justified shooting, but the protesters with unleashed but a there is a pent-up f

that's the belief of a prominent female democratic senator, claire mccaskill is here. >>> also, people take selfies everywhere, including inside the ballot booth. should that be legal? well, meet the man who got called in for questioning by the authorities because of a ballot selfie. >>> but first, donald trump took his road show to massachusetts last night at a friday night presser before a fund-raiser. he praised quarterback tom brady, hammered cnn and continued to respond to questions with soundbytes, not substance. take a look. >> female voters that are looking to potentially support you, what do you want to say to them because there's been some criticism. >> you know, i think the female voters, look at my daughter, my wife, they feel so strongly about the women's health issues and said to me, you know, there's nobody that feels more strongly than me, it's true, women's health issues, as you saw jeb bush was really, almost against it. it was terrible. where he didn't want to fund women's health issues. and i will tell you, we will work together and we're going to take care of women

charlie: we will be back with senator claire mccaskill. back in a moment. ♪ claire mccaskill is here. she continues to serve today. her memoir tells the story of her life in and outside of politics. it is called "plenty ladylike." i'm pleased to have senator claire mccaskill at this table. sen. mccaskill: i am thrilled to be here. charlie: the table welcomes you. sen. mccaskill: i'm excited. charlie: ferguson. tell me. we just had another act of conflict last night. sen. mccaskill: it is really hard. this is really hard. a combination of things. the narrative the media took off, that it was the police versus protesters. it is not that simple. the incident of michael brown's shooting, the facts of that case, the physical evidence that was tested and analyzed separately by the federal government showed it was a justified shooting, but the protesters are unleashed because there is a pent-up frustration with an institutional bias. it is real. charlie: what is the bias? it has to dol: with marginalizing african people, assumption of guilt, a la

in the coming weeks senator claire mccaskill will discuss her upbringing and her path to the senate. pres. of the american enterprise institute calls for a new kind of conservativism also recalling a it's now possible to limit federal power through the use of technology rather than the constitution. >> one of the deep sources of satisfaction in life is a vocation of something you love and love to do well it's a big deal. to the extent that you have lots of people, some locations including physicians and small-business people of all kinds where they say i can't do what i want to do in terms of providing a good or service it's getting in the way it's impeding freedom in a really important way. >> afterwards on book tv every saturday on 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch on book tv.org. book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading the summer. >> just last weekend i finished a book about churchill and roosevelt during role world war ii the title is fords and war. by warren kimball i found it very fascinating because most of

senator claire mccaskill, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me.he cardinals. did you notice? >> they're doing quite well. >> yeah, they are. >> you know who the leading -- who won more games since the all-star break in the major leagues? best record? >> i think it's the canadian team, isn't it? >> philadelphia phillies. >> not surprising giving their record. >> cardinals are a great organization. >> pittsburgh is really hot, except they have the misfortune of being in our division. >> coming up tonight. >> first of three games. >> we're going to continue. we'll be right back. permission to park it wherever you please. hey. that's that new gear feeling. this week, filler paper and folders just one cent. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we're making hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. you don't have to be a member to buy their services directly at angieslist.co

i'll ask one of the president's closest senate allies, democrat claire mccaskill. >>> finally, was this the pinocchio moment of thursday night. >> i was appointed u.s. attorney by president bush on september 10th, 2001. >> boy, that sounds great. but is it true? >>> joining me this morning to provide insight and analysis are david brooks of "the new york times," heather mcghee of demos, nbc's andrea mitchell and radio talk show host, hugh hewitt. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. when donald trump became a birther and insulted african-americans, a lot of people at the time said that's it for trump. well, it wasn't. when he insulted hispanics, a lot of people said, that's it for trump. it wasn't. when he insulted john mccain, a lot of republicans started to say that's it for trump, and it wasn't. now the latest "that's it for trump" moment, insulting fox news anchor megyn kelly. friday night still smarting from tough and pointed questioning from all the debate moderators on thursday, trump said this of kelly. >> she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous quest

i'll ask democrat claire mccaskill. and was this the pinocchio moment of thursday night is >> i was appointed attorney general by president bush on september 10, 2001. >> that sounds great, but is it true? joining me is david brooks, heather mcgee, andrea mitchell, and hugh hewitt. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good morning. when donald trump became a birther, and insulted african-americans, a lot of people at the time said that's it for trump. well, it wasn't. when he insulted hispanics, a lot of people said, that's it for trump. it wasn't. when he insulted john mccain, a lot of republicans started to say, that's it for trump. and it wasn't. now the latest "that's it for trump" moment, insulting megyn kelly. friday night, still smarting from tough questioning from all the debate moderators, trump said this of kelly. >> she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions. you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, bloo

hillary clinton is elected in 2016, i hope you take that page of the magazine out and bring it to claire mccaskillctually showed me how. first of all, everyone on the set last week tried to show me. claire had it down. we'll run that as well. when hillary wins -- >> a key in a keystone or whatever. >> she had it down. she taught the millennial audience how to do it. the new issue of "time" magazine is on newsstand now. our next guest's new book reminder of how crazy people were in the 1960s and '70s. do we need to be reminded? there's crazy now. author and longtime contributor to "new yorker" william finnegan joins us to talk about his new memoir and how crazy he was 40 years ago. keep it right here on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could s

claire mccaskill remains undecided.tical vote. >> it's not a perfect deal obvious obviously. we don't trust iran. but i think too many people are judging this deal against the status quo, not what the new situation would be on the world stage. remember, the world is united in this deal. >> nbc's chris jansing is in mart martha's vineyard, where the president will be there for a vacation for the next couple of weeks. the undecided democrats, which could be the deciding factor in the fate of this deal. the president will have to make a hard sell to members of his own party. >> reporter: yeah, they are the deciding factor here, because as you know, alex, virtually every republican is against the iran nuclear deal. and the odds favor the president. he needs one-third of the house and one-third of the senate. they still feel confident about that. but certainly it was a blow when senator chuck schumer, who is one of the leading voices on these issues, came out on thursday night and said he could not support it. and so he is g

claire mccaskill talks about her life and political career in an interview with politico editor . .. i had a teacher i loved, and he took me aside and told me i needed to quit speaking up so much in class. the boys were not going to like me and itwood lady-like, and it impacted me. i was hurt she said this to me. then, many years later in 2012, after my first debate with todd aiken, he told the press after the debate its wasn't very lady-like. so those two incidents re-affirmed in my mind that i have to communicate to other young women that it's plenty ladylike to be outspoken ask strong and opennated and ambitious. >> host: i was struck as a consumer over the years of a number of politicians' enemy mores, many of which are not nearly as frank and outsubpoenas your book is, which is -- outspoken as your book is, and'ing a member of the united states senate is an outlier. people are always blown away when i tell them that in the entire history of the united states senate, only 44 women have ever served from the entire beginning of time. so not are women not anywhere close to the 51% m

i think hillary clinton is going to be a fantastic president. >> that was democratic senator claire mccaskillbernie. >> you know what claire is? you better watch out. >> what is claire? >> she's got a lot of characteristics someone i sit next to has, including freaking out our producers. >> what are you talking about? >> sitting down in the chair about 30 seconds ago. producers were like claire's not there, claire's not there. claire will be there when claire wants to be there, just like joe shows up. >> you're saying claire and i are a lot of like. that's a big insult to claire. >> she's sat in your seat and done fine. she's also the author of the book "plenty ladylike." i love this book. we're doing an event together on it. great to have you on the show. >> a little freaked out. i'm a little freaked out. >> i know. >> did the intro to me say i'm a lot like joe scarborough. >> yeah. in some ways. >> we're done. >> only in some ways. you're strong tenacious, you're stubborn. you show up when you want to show up. >> that's true. >> you're not worried about the side noise to the point where eve

eastern, claire mccaskill on her life and political career, and sunday morning at 10:30, the recent and campaign" finance law. i've c-span3 sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern, with many presidential candidates visiting the iowa state fair, we will learn about the history and the stop on the road to the white house as we look back at the 2008 presidential race, and saturday evening at six on "the the 1864 battle of mobile bay, the resulting union victory, and the closing of one 's last ports.racy get more information on c-span.org. announcer: last night, republican presidential candidate donald trump held a press conference in michigan. he discussed a range of issues, including race relations in america and the relationship with china and immigration. this is 15 minutes. mr. trump: good evening. how are you? yes, ma'am? >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: i think the republican party is going to do well. you have a very, very -- you have another party that has problems. as you saw today with the e-mail situation with hillary clinton, it is a big, big problem. if they judge it fairly, she has

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claire mccaskill hasn't made up her mind, and also author of a new bo he we'll get to that later. why haven't you decided yet? what are you waiting for? >> i'm trying to methodically go through and contact all of the countries that hold iran's money right now. one thing that keeps getting tossed out there is if we do this deal, they're going to get $150 billion. the number is more like $60 billion. >> it's a lot of money. >> it's a lot of money. the question s what happens if we don't do the deal, chuck? what happens? will those countries continue to respect the sanction regime? that money is held primarily in india, china, south korea, japan. i'm on the phone to those countries, those embassy ies embassies, those ambassadors, asking them the question, what will you do if the united states walk as way? will iran get the money anyway? that's something we have to consider as we make a final decision. >> if these countries say, they're not going to get the money if the u.s. walks away, does that make you incliped to support the deal? >> it's not a perfect deal. we don't trust iran. s

most recently, senator clair mccaskill, a sent rift who asked tough questions from the administration and is up for re-election in three years. as the white house makes a head count republicans are expressing fury at an associated press report saying iran would use its own inspectors. house foreign affairs committee ed royce says: the head of the i.a.e.a. pushed back saying: for her part house majority leader nancy pelosi is saying . >> the back and forth continues for two weeks ever summer re-assess, and when congress returns in two weeks, after labour day, tensions will increase tension still in congress. the key thing to watch is the democratic head count. republicans can protest. but the white house is counting those for and against the deal. a high-profile democrat came out against it. bob menened ez. that makes two senate democrats, and the white house continues to get more democrats on the record supporting it >>> libby casey in washington >>> turning to asia, tensions are rising between north and south korea, the two countries exchanging fire across the border, and north korea

i can just tell you this, she's wrong. >> thank you, chairman gowdy. >>> we turn to senator claire mccaskillmissouri, a clinton supporter. i would like your reaction to what mr. gowdy said. >> secretary of state clinton wasn't the first secretary of state to use personal e-mail. she's the only one that has turned over tens upon thousands of her e-mails and asked them to become public. now, she's turned over her server, what this has turned into is a good old-fashioned political witch hunt. >> senator mccaskill, it's illegal to have classified information, especially top secret, outside a secure facility, correct? >> she did not do that. that information at the time it was sent or received was not classified. so, it may have been classified later. but secretary clinton utilized hard copies for reviewing top-secret information. >> secretary clinton's people are very careful to say it was not marked "classified," but jon karl reported that at least two e-mails were top secret. our experts are saying, when you deal with top-secret material, you know it's top secret. >> well, i would differ with

and i said this is claire mccaskill. i approve this message.nservative for missouri. that's why we called it the dog whistle whistle ad. it helped todd win the primaries but also gained the process making sure he could not win in november. although he exceeded our expectations in terms of what he ended up saying after he was this nominee. >> he was in many people's accounts a political and policy mess. as you account in the book mitt romney himself was asking todd to get out of the race you also write how your early support of president obama was not matched with any sort of political loyalty when you were running in this race. why was that an important story for you to impart? and what would say some young person who looks up to you as someone wh's been successful in government and politics, what were you trying to impart in that story in the book. >> i want particularly young women to realize they can own their own ambition. be strategic, aggressive and lean forward and most importantly maneuver around obstacles. i understood why the presiden

senator claire mccaskill talks about her life and political career in an interview with politico editor susan glasser. >> host: i am so glad to be with you today, senator mccaskill, to talk about your new book, if you like we should start at the very beginning, which is the title, "plenty ladylike," which i want to ask you we came up with that. it seems like it's got a little bit of irony and better integrate its got all the bit of your trademark attitude. what were you thinking with that title? >> guest: and help a little humor. i want people to know this is a book that i'm confident will make them laugh or smile hard in several different places. it's what happens in my life. and about a great i.t. to about. she took me aside one day and told me i need to quit expedient so much in the class. that the boys would not like me and it wasn't ladylike. it really impacted me. i was hurt that she said this to me. many years later in 2012 after my first debate with todd akin he told the press after the debate i wasn't very ladylike. so those two incidents kind of reaffirmed in my mind that have

the idea sparked an intense backlash yesterday including from missouri's own senator claire mccaskill asked in a letter to representatives proposing it, quote, is your recommendation meant to suggest if an intern wears suggestive clothing, he or she shares responsibility for sexual attack? todd richardson killed the idea tuesday. >>> big news from the travel industry. american airlines will begin offering charter flights to cuba. the news come as the obama administration looks to restore diplomatic ties. we are joined with hadly from london. good news from those hoping to get to cuba. the president hope this is will be his legacy. what should we expect in coming months? >> the answer to that is complicated. we know now the obama administration is making serious effort to allow commercial aircraft to land in cuba as early as december of this year. it comes down to when they're going to lift this trade embargo. it's been in place since 1961. the big question going forward is when that will be lifted. reasons in congress are working on legislation to move in that direction. hillary clint

i'll ask one of the president's closest senate allies, democrat claire mccaskill. >>> finally, was this the pinocchio moment of thursday night. >> i was appointed u.s. attorney by president bush on september 10th, 2001. >> boy, that sounds great. but is it true? >>> joining me this morning to provide insight and analysis are david brooks of "the new york times," heather mcghee of demos, nbc's andrea mitchell and radio talk show host, hugh hewitt. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. when donald trump became a birther and insulted african-americans, a lot of people at the time said that's it for trump. well, it wasn't. when he insulted hispanics, a lot of people said, that's it for trump. it wasn't. when he insulted john mccain, a lot of republicans started to say that's it for trump, and it wasn't. now the latest "that's it for trump" moment, insulting fox news anchor megyn kelly. friday night still smarting from tough and pointed questioning from all the debate moderators on thursday, trump said this of kelly. >> she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous quest

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i'll ask one of the president's closest senate allies, democrat claire mccaskill. >>> finally, was thishe pinocchio moment of thursday night. >> i was appointed u.s. attorney by president bush on september 10

. >> senator claire mccaskill says his opposition will not sway her or any other democrat who is stillndecided. >> i don't think either of us feel pressure, either by chuck schumer's rejection of this deal or president obama's full throttle support of this deal. we're doing our homework. on 60 days to review this deal, it appeared to me most of them made their mind up in about five minutes. this is one where the heightened rhetoric on both sides is not always helpful. and i hope that more senators keep their blinders on, do their homework and figure out which way do we secure israel and secure our country. >> now to some sad news from the sports world. nfl hall of famer and veteran broadcaster frank gifford passed away at his home sunday in connecticut. entering the nfl first round pick of the new york giants, played in eight pro bowls and received honors for mvp in 1956. gifford continued as a major voice as a commentator in the monday night football booth. he was 84 years old. >>> the 53rd class of the nfl hall of fame was immortalized saturday night. after questions whether the pro

reactions from claire mccaskill. >> the tapes are disturbing and obtained by fraud.nd is an effort to get planned parenthood. >> reporter: a company that provides fetal tissue for research went to court to get the antiabortion group to stop running the videos.

." >> this week, missouri senator claire mccaskill hosted the second in a series of roundtable discussions aimed at combating sexual assault on college campuses. it included college officials and victims advocates. this included testimony from university of california system president and former homeland security secretary janet napolitano. this is just under two and a half hours. >> before we begin, i would like to share a brief statement from chairman lamar alexander who asked me to read the following. . i asked senator collins to chair the hearing because i have had to go to nashville for the funeral of a close friend. before she was elected to the senate, senator collins worked in bangor, maine so she brings a valuable perspective to this discussion. it's where to read what someone says about you. [laughter] i thank her for doing this and i thank the witnesses for attending. the goal of federal regulations and rules should be to help our 6000 colleges and universities create campus environments that make students safer from sexual assault. in doing that, we should be careful to elimina

and then missouri senator claire mccaskill on her career. on american history tv on c-span 3 sunday morning at 10 a.m. eastern, with many presidential candidates visiting the fair we will learn about the fair's history and the tradition of being a stop on the road to the white house. and on saturday, we talk about the 1860 battle of mobile bay and the closing of one of the confederacy's last major port. >> kenneth c. davis about his book: "the hidden history of america at war: untold tales from yorktown to fallujah." he is also the author of the don't know much about history series. this event is part of the chicago tribune printers row lit fest held in june. >> welcome everyone to the tribady. i am tom and i would like to say a thank you to our sponsors. we are broadcasting live here on c-span2's booktv. we will reserve time at the end of the presentation for audience questions so you can line up right here at the microphone off the to side so the live television audience can hear the question. you can keep the spirit going year round with

missouri senator claire mccaskill talks about her life and political career on afterwards. then they way in a political issues and discusses issues on pleading guilty to violating campaign finance laws. a look look at the history and impact of the americans with disabilities act, also this weekend barton swaim on his experiences as a speechwriter for former south carolina governor mark bamford. an account of the lives of people in the gulf coast during the american revolution and a british council turn spy in charleston, south carolina and the lead up to the war. for war. for complete schedule visit book tv.org. book tv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. >> now on book tv, and interview with amy admin of democracy now. we talk about the human rights violation happening in mexico, and the efforts to bring justice to the perpetrators. >> thank you i want to start by saying i'm sure all of my students will be really happy to get this assigned reading instead of some of the other articles that they have to read to learn about women's huma

. >> senator claire mccaskill. the book is called plenty ladylike. and this was the first vote. what did you learn in writing it, what would you do differently than what was your big take away and i had to sit down with my children and talk about how i talked about this and i'm so proud that i was honest and blunt in this book. i think that we need more of it in the public round. i don't know that i have another book in me. my sister says to me that you cannot write another one because you are way too far ahead. but i don't know that i'll ever do it again, but i'm glad that i did and i feel good about it. i hope others buy this book for their daughters. i want them to empower their daughters. and you know, especially when you are nine or 10 or 11 or 12 or 13 years old, my hope is that a lot of fathers will understand what ladylike is when it comes to their daughters. >> thank you so much. it's been great. >> coming up tomorrow night, more booktv. first, blogovich versus blogovich. and the founding of the mormon church from allies, when they were governors to rivals are in mitt r

reactions from claire mccaskill. >> the tapes are disturbing and obtained by fraud. and is effort to get planned parenthood. >> reporter: a company that provides fetal tissue for research went to court to get the antiabortion group to stop running the videos. court says an appeal may be in the works. a bill to stop funding planned parenthood m reaction to the videos was defeated by democrats in the senate. two committees in the house are now undertaking investigations of their own into the practices of the group. the name of the group in california selling fetal tissue to researchers is called stem express. a political action committee is called constitutional rights is urging the public to file complaints with the san jose police department about the claims made in the latest-posted videos against planned parenthood. live in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> david, thank you. >>> an oakland civil rights turn says police body camera video shows police appeared to follow proper procedure when chasing a speck that died between two buildings. the family accused polic

reactions from claire mccaskill. >> the tapes are disturbing and obtained by fraud. and is an effort to get planned parenthood. >> reporter: a company that provides fetal tissue for research went to court to get the antiabortion group to stop running the videos. court says an appeal may be in the works. a bill to stop funding planned parenthood m reaction to the videos was defeated by democrats in the senate. two committees in the house are now undertaking investigations of their own into the practices of the group. the name of the group in california selling fetal tissue to researchers is called stem express. a political action committee is called constitutional rights is urging the public to file complaints with the san jose police department about the claims made in the latest-posted videos against planned parenthood. live in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> david, thank you. >>> an oakland civil rights turn says police body camera video shows police appeared to follow proper procedure when chasing a speck that died between two buildings. the family accused po

missouri senator claire mccaskill says she will support the iran nuclear deal bringing president obama" to the votes needed to up hold the deal, even he opposes it. he needs a more senators to sustain his veto if the republican-controlled congress passes a resolution rejecting the deal next month. another sign of the strengthen the housing market. existing home sales rose 2% in july, the highest level since february 2007. economists had forecasted sales would fall. the real estate market helped by low mortgage rate and continued job growth. that is a look at some of the top stories we're following at this hour. coming up in the next half hour, salesforce reports the latest earnings after the closing bell. we will get a preview of what -- a report of what the reports may say. betty: deutsche bank considering the biggest overhaul in more than a decade. how deep the cuts could go. as we have been reporting, more strong data as the u.s. housing market data. u.s. existing sales to the highest level since february 2 thousand seven, reaching an annualized rate of five point 9 million homes. t

claire mccaskill talks about her life and political career in an interview with politico editor . ..

. >> host: senator claire mccaskill of the book is called sub or it has just come out conveniently timed as you told me for the senate summer recess that you can do a little promoting of it. this is your first book. what did you learn in writing it and what will you do differently next time and what is your big take away and becoming another? >> guest: sounded more romantic than it was. the beginning i thought it would be fun. it turned out to be sometimes painful because of the personal things i went through and i had to sit down with my children talk about how i talked about their father and that was hard but it's a little bit like childbirth. very painful going. but i'm glad the book is written. i'm proud that i was so honest and blunt and candid in this book. i think we need more of it in the public round. i don't know if i have another book in me. my sister said you can't write another one because you were way too far into this one but i don't know that i will ever do it again but i'm glad i did it and i feel good about it and most importantly i hope others buy this book for their d

betty: we will hear from claire miscast goal -- claire mccaskill on donald trump's latest comment on she will support the iranian nuclear deal. ♪ welcome to "bloomberg markets a." i am pimm fox. betty: i'm betty liu. what a day so far. pimm: we have china news and indictments thatar

most recently, senator clair mccaskill, a sent rift who asked tough questions from the administration and is up for re-election in three years. as the white house makes a head count republicans are expressing fury at a press report saying iran would use its own inspectors. house foreign affairs committee edroits says: -- ed-royce says: the head of the i.a.e.a. pushed back saying: li for her part house majority leader nancy pelosi is saying she is agreeing with the agreement. congress returns in two weeks, after labour day, tensions will agrees. increase >>> the nuclear deal is helping to accelerate a thaw in relations between britain and iraq. british foreign secretary philip hammond will visit iran on sunday and will open the british embassy in tehran. the embassy was closed after it was stormed by hardliners, who were protesting sanctions against iran. >> deep into al-shabab strongholds. next - exclusive report from the front lines of the fight with the group responsible for violent attacks. >> the u.s. government designated al-shabab as a terrorist organization. we are joined by a

i'll ask one of the president's closest senate allies, democrat claire mccaskill. >>> finally, was this the pinocchio moment of thuda

on "after words," missouri senator claire mccaskill discusses her life and political career, followed at 10 p.m. eastern with a history of the americans with disabilities act. and at 11, the story of a british consul turne