we have david brown and the author of a biography of richard hofstadter. hofstadter is important because he is one of the leading thinkers of the mid century consensus liberalism. he contemplated the clash between new left and its liberal fathers. i can quote one paragraph from the book i found striking. "the columbia crisis forced him to realize most liberals did not understand liberalism. they believed it was self-perpetuating even in the face of violence. they had no idea of the toughness and effort required to sustain it against enemies. he further noted the prevalent style of liberalism was not liberal at all. it was soft, weak, and inconsistent. rather than serve as a consensual middle ground for the majority of americans, liberals were tilting to the left. abandoning their liberalism." i can see why you were taken with his book. our second discussant is michael barone. i like to joke that michael can tell you exactly how many votes and from which precincts mayor daley rounded up for kennedy. michael: 24th ward. [laughter] steve: in addition to being

david brown, i think we all know. he's an adjunct professor at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies and someone who follows taiwan domestic politics very closely. d timothy rich who is an assistant professor of political science at western kentucky university. and dr. julian han, who is one of taiwan's leading political scientists. he's present of a foundation, a distinguished research fellow at the institute of political science and a professor in the department of political science at national taiwan university. so, our first presenter is david brown and dave do you want to stand up? >> yeah. well thank you, richard, for that introduction, and thank brookings and csis for inviting me to participate in this panel. and as richard said, i'm an adjunct professor and that's the capacity in which i'm speaking. i'm sometimes misrepresented in the taiwan press as speaking for someone else. i'm not. i'm speaking on my own behalf and my colleagues in government may be happy for that. anyways, it seems very c

david browning felt cousins played a complete game. said congratulations cousins, this is your team now. more credit directed toward the new gm. sean murphy, tweeting the draft picks are making immediate impacts as well as the d-line acquisition of the the redskins have to like the direction they are making the progress they are making and the position they find themselves in, in the division. a golden opportunity for the burgundy and gold. >> the redskins won't have much time to celebrate their first victory. they visit the giants thursday night at the meadowlands. that game you can see right here on wusa9. maybe they were inspired by the good weather yesterday. we could be in for rain today. here's first alert meteorologist allison ray. >>> thanks andrea. the air is still pretty dry. so as soon as these showers start to try to work their way in, they start to fall apart a little bit. the showers starting to try to move off to the east, it is a hard combination to get good rain across our area. we are seeing the drops falling for winc

david brown with the can john of safety with anyone thinking of the using the trail need to know what they are getting into just from the philadelphia montgomery county line it is still about 10 miles to the art museum. >> that is about an hour ride on the bike from the county line and walking is three to 4 . that ace three i hour walk. >> the schuylkill expressway, closed at blue route i476 and closure of city from belmont to lancaster avenue. pennsylvania state the police will be at the 12 location as long area highway in case of medical emergency while stuck in traffic. >> we will water throughout the area. we will also have power bars that type of stuff in the event of the grid lock. >> reporter: one thing officials point out it is their job to plan for the worst. they say it is a great honor to have pope staying here in montgomery county during his visit and they expect everything to be smoothly. in conshohocken, jim melwart for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and stay with "eyewitness news" for latest on the papal visit when we are not here on tv you can always get details on line

david brown, i think we all know. he's an adjunct professor at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies and someone who follows taiwan domestic politics very closely. dr. timothy rich who is an ant professor of political science at western kentucky university. and dr. julian han, who is one of taiwan's leading political scientists. he's present of a foundation, a distinguished research fellow at the institute of political science and a professor in the department of political science at national taiwan university. so, our first presenter is david brown and dave do you want to stand up? >> yeah. well thank you, richard, for that introduction, and thank brookings and csis for inviting me to participate in this panel. and as richard said, i'm an adjunct professor and that's the capacity in which i'm speaking. i'm sometimes misrepresented in the taiwan press as speaking for someone else. i'm not. i'm speaking on my own behalf and my colleagues in government may be happy for that. anyways, it seems very clear

so our first presenter is david brown. dave, do you want to stand up? >> thank you, richard, for that introduction and thank you brookings and csis for inviting me to participate in this panel. as richard said, i'm a professor at csis. that's the capacity at which i'm speaking. i'm at sometimes misrepresented in the taiwan press as for speaking for someone else. i'm not. i'm speaking on my behalf. anyways, it seems very clear in the information that's been presented already that taiwan politics, which has gone through the last quarter century some dramatic shifts in political power, is in the process of going through another one. this process started with the '91 local elections. that seems to be carrying over into the presidential and legislative elections that will be taking place. i've been asked to talk a little bit about the campaigns, so let me do that. on the one hand, the dpp is a nominated candidate. she is a sophisticated personality with experience in both government and politics, the chairman of her party, and she is running with a united pa

. >> brown: but you as a whole have not moved beyond. let me ask david miliband. was your reaction to the seeming stalemate still today? >> i think europe has been very late to get a grip of this crisis and it's vital that big and bold decisions are taken by the european union. after all, there are 2,000 to 3,000 people arriving every day in lesbos, the island off grease that has borne about half the refugees in europe. we should all beer these problems of the unprecedented surge, coordinated across the european union with competence and compassion. organizations like mine are not just working in europe, we're working in syria, turkey, lebanon and jordan whose societies are creaking under the strain of a civil war that seems to be without end. >> brown: you speak of the need for more humanitarian help. your government has gone farther in announcing a further zero tolerance policy at the border for refugees or migrants. why go further? what happens to the people who come to your border now? >> the hungarian border has been receiving the most impressive and biggest

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brown, jr. (clapping.) a >> mr. mayor, my former seatmate jackie speier and david chiu, essential district i represented for so many years, to the members of the school board now and then and then and then and i'm talk about only about gene (laughter) let me say to all of you i am indeed honored beyond belief so honored something i've salesmen immensely do so they don't need security because some of the things i do generates hostile situations most of you have you could a know i have a family because they fear they'll be the victims but they sound-proofed they come i sound-proofed they come for the occasion of this school and i want to have them stand as if they were part of your team dem trust and part of the decades and the heartache group or whatever they really constitute the foundation for everything that i've done and all the years and for whatever adherence that's bestowed on me it should be bestowed on willie brown family and it begins with blanching (clapping.) susan who occurred more time (clapping.) robin who has responsible for the other two (clapping.) and one who joined. >> bus by way of of a marriage

. >> reporter: david and other homeowners will have to learn to live with brown grass. >> i only water them once a day. >> reporter: united water says that's enough. the utility asking customers in northern new jersey for the next couple days. >> it may be restrictions if we see no rain. >> reporter: the reservoirs are at 45% of capacity, with barely 1.5 inch in august. one of the driest summer months on record. inside this laundry mat. >> i see a lot of people wasting water. >> reporter: united water says the biggest water wasters are lawn sprinkler systems. one can use as much water as five households. >> not just wasting it all the time. >> reporter: joe will keep watering the newly planted shrubs and grass until somebody tells him to stop. >> as soon as they they don't do it, but right now, nobody said anything. it's not like i'm out here three hours a day. i'm not using much. >> reporter: united water says they may have to start telling people to stop. they say there's no set date or time, but it depends on how many more days we go without rain. in fort lee, checkey beckford, news

davids, 65 in center city. we're looking at 61 in browns mills, 62 in buena and 62 good morning in dover, delaware.you're heading outside, lots of clouds, a sprinkle in a few spots but especially those light showers out to the north and west. they'll be dissipating within the next couple hours. 76 degrees for your high today, so certainly feeling a bit cool similar to yesterday but we are going to many what up at least a little bit come tomorrow. details on that in the seven-day forecast in just a minute, matt. >> warming up for the start of fall i guess. >> yes, makes perfect sense somewhere. >> exactly as do many things. googood morning, everybody. it was a much quieter night overnight than the night before. things mostly stayed opened without a lot of major accidents. what's not open is the ben franklin parkway and it's not going to be reopened until sometime next week because of the preparations for the papal visit and the world meeting of families which begins today. the ben franklin parkway shut down both drives in both directions. you can expect gridlock and congestion around the parkway aga

david love studies shrimp production. he gives the production like the brown's a high grade, with one caveat... one that could ultimately make or break in the business world. >> a lot of these farms might start out with a bang but then fizzle out after a few years because they don't make money. >> for the browns shrimp farming is paying off... no financial fizzle, only sizzle as the business continues to grow. >> is it ready yet? >> just about... >> but the proof of their success is what ends up on the plate and in this case, innovation tastes pretty good when served with a profit. >> that is so good! >> now i still can't get over the fact that possibly the cleanest and arguably the best shrimp in the world may come from the middle of indiana. so, i brought you guys some. >> mmm. >> yes! >> in the tank it looks a little gross i get that, but it's chemistry in there. >> it's really good. >> the end result is... really good. >> there's a global problem with using a lot of antibiotics in farming. the more antibiotics used, the more we're going to start seeing antibiotic resistant superbugs. it hap

kind of extra congestion. 46 degrees in quakertown. 58 in saint david. 48 in kennett square. 62 a big difference in center city. 52 in browns mill. 49 in buena. 53 in dover, delaware. temperatures down in the southern areas almost 11 degrees cooler than yesterday morning. a little chilly, yet a beautiful warm day ahead. matt. >> developing right now a fight broke out in the city's west oak lane section. police say the weapons included a knife and two by four and vacuum cleaner. it happened along the 6700 block of ogontz avenue. they found a man stabbed multiple times. the attacker drove himself to the hospital because he was cut in the head. they arrested him on assault charges. >>> developing an explosion and fire in columbia maryland that left two people hurt. when crews arrived the down house was engulfed in flames. the cause is under investigation. officials suspect it was do to an natural gas leak. >>> an autopsy will be performed on a baby boy found dead in a walmart parking lot in ohio. the boy's father was usinged grandmother's suv and forget the baby was in the back of the car. the grandmother drove the suv to walm

atlanta shooting and she called me -- we had just moved house, and she said, "so, david, we're looking at the curtains, gray or brown?" and i went, "well, i think --" and she went "stop! stop! no, no." [ laughter ] it's bad enough that you're fat. and you shaved your hairline back. i'm not talking curtains with dr. king. >> seth: oh, my god. >> so we put that on hold. >> seth: if we were friends, and i knew you were in character, i would have called you throughout that whole film to ask you -- i'd have been like, "hey, have you seen 'trainwreck?' it's really funny." [ laughter ] >> "well, what i think about that is that -- funny you should say, i had a dream about that, seth." [ laughter ] yeah. >> seth: put him on speaker. [ applause ] so, you are a producer, again, on the film "captive", we saw a clip of. >> yeah. >> seth: what drew you to this material? >> you know, i was so inspired by ashley smith, who is the person who brian nichols took hostage for seven hours. brian nichols, for those who don't know, he was on trial for rape, broke out of the courthouse jail in atlanta, killed four people, and then drove 45

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and a cool breeze at that, 64 in quakertown and 65 in saint david and 6 in center city and 62 in chester, that is cool, south jersey 73 in browns mills and 70 on the boardwalk in a.c. and upper 60s in dover, delaware, as you head out why not take the kids to the playground, mostly cloudy and a cool breeze, by 2:00 p.m. 73. and cool today but tracking some rain possible for the weekend. a lot coming on for the weekend, we'll talk about this in the exclusive accuweather forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> thank you. still to come here on "action news" at noon, a fighter jet slams into a field near the u.s. air base, how the pilot lived through the fiery crash. how they broke out using bed sheets. what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® has also been proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelt

brown. >> last nights, boston red sox slugger david ortiz became the newest member of the 500 club. he's the 27th baseball player to hit 500 home runs. the crowd chanted his nickname, big papi, as he ran the bases during last night's game against the tampa bay rays. >> we have so much more straight ahead in the news room, and it all starts right now. >> all right, hello again, and thanks so much for joining me. we're following several developing stories today. the governor of california has declared a state of emergency as two fires there explode. one growing to 40,000 acres in less than 24 hours. >> that is a very rapid rate of spread. very dangerous situation. it's just a reminder this is how the conditions are in california right now. and with the temperatures and low humidity, four years of a drought, conditions are very extreme. >> and thousands of people have been forced from their homes. and four firefighters have been injured trying to push back those flames. also today, kim davis' attorney is speaking out about what may happen when the kentucky clerk reports back to work to

brown. >> last nights, boston red sox slugger david ortiz became the newest member of the 500 club. to hit 500 home runs. the crowd chanted his nickname, big papi, as he ran the bases during last night's game against the tampa bay rays. >> we have so much more straight ahead in the news room, and it all starts right now. >> all right, hello again, and thanks so much for joining me. we're following several developing stories today. the governor of california has declared a state of emergency as two fires there explode. one growing to 40,000 acr

brown, jr. (clapping.) a >> mr. mayor, my former seatmate jackie speier and david chiu, essential district i represented for so manyrs of the school board now and then and then and then and i'm talk about only about gene (laughter) let me say to all of you i am indeed honored beyond belief so honored something i've salesmen immensely do so they don't need security because some of the things i do generates hostile situations most of you have you could a know i have a family because they fear they'll be the victims but they sound-proofed they come i sound-proofed they come for the occasion of this school and i want to have them stand as if they were part of your team dem trust and part of the decades and the heartache group or whatever they really constitute the foundation for everything that i've done and all the years and for whatever adherence that's bestowed on me it should be bestowed on willie brown family and it begins with blanching (clapping.) susan who occurred more time (clapping.) robin who has responsible for the other two (clapping.) and one who joined. >> bus by way of of a marriage to any son michael

david: we're going to rick khao and robert celebinger, amanda to start. >> the browning ferris case. see congress this fall, republicans in congress, taking an aggressive approach to trying that and doblock you see democrats backing up the congress?democrats in mr. trumka: i think you will see an aggressive approach by republicans to start anything that helps workers get a fair shake. they've done that repeatedly for the last several years. it again.do i would expect two things. democrats,ect friends of workers to stand up to defend that decision because a right and fair decision and two, i would expect that the ever did get it through, the president would .eto it >> gallup this morning released obama'showing president approval rating among union 52%, down down to from 69%. mr. trumka: i can't hear you. gallup has released a new poll showing president obama's approval rating among union workers is down to 52%, one point off of its low, and down when he was from elected and re-elected. how do you explain his sliding labor?g among mr. trumka: he's still represented by 52%. be a lot ofe

davids. 64, though n-center city right now. in some of the suburbs in new jersey, just 61 in browns mills and hammonton, 62 in glassboro near rowanniversity. 62 degrees in dover, delaware looking at the school forecast as you're getting up getting going out there, early this morning at 7:00 a.m., 63 degrees. we'll have a cloudy start and we'll watch for a sprinkle, maybe send the kids with a little hoodie. by noon 70 degrees. we'll be dry at that point with mostly cloudy skies and then by 4:00 p.m., 74 as they're coming home from the bus. the high today will be 76 degrees. temperatures right about average. it changes a little bit tomorrow. details in that seven-day forecast coming up, matt. >> all right, karen, hopefully it gets these sprinkles out of its system before we head towards the weekend. a couple damp roadways but for the most part things are dry. as we look live in center city along the vine street expressway plenty of headlights coming right for me and right for the schuylkill expressway. they're moving along okay with no overnight construction. nearby, of course, the ben franklin parkway remains closed both ways both

brown, jr. (clapping.) a >> mr. mayor, my former seatmate jackie speier and david chiu, essential district i represented for so manys of the school board now and then and then and then and i'm talk about only about gene (laughter) let me say to all of you i am indeed honored beyond belief so honored something i've salesmen immensely do so they don't need security because some of the things i do generates hostile situations most of you have you could a know i have a family because they fear they'll be the victims but they sound-proofed they come i sound-proofed they come for the occasion of this school and i want to have them stand as if they were part of your team dem trust and part of the decades and the heartache group or whatever they really constitute the foundation for everything that i've done and all the years and for whatever adherence that's bestowed on me it should be bestowed on willie brown family and it begins with blanching (clapping.) susan who occurred more time (clapping.) robin who has responsible for the other two (clapping.) and one who joined. >> bus by way of of a marriage to any son michael a

. ♪ david: here are your top headlines. governor jerry brownopped a plan to cut gasoline use in half. moderate democrats in the legislature objected saying the measure went too far. brown will go ahead with other plans of his bill including a provision to boost energy efficiency in buildings. governor andrew cuomo is prepared to raise the state postman always to $15 per hour. cuomo will make the announcement today in an appearance with vice president joe biden. the state senate blocked cuomo's attempt to raise the minimum to $10.50 per hour. lululemon posted second-quarter profits that beat estimates. lululemon is trying to appeal to customers who where the products outside the spaces. now to julie hyman. loves tovid garre who wear his yoga clothes outside. we have seen a reversal in u.s. futures. they have turned lower along with the rest of global markets where we saw selling in asia in particular overnight. the 10 year yield, 2.2%. we are seeing the euro loses steam against the dollar and a reversal in crude rising for the first day ahead of

and that don brown has been desired with a concussion and could miss the remaining month of the philly's season. and travis shaw singling to right, and then the relay gets away, and david ortiz, that was the kind of night for the phillies. he beats the throw home and the phillies fall 7-5. last night serena williams in trouble in the u.s. open. she dropped the first set, and tying it up in the second set of five games a piece, and serena is two games away from defeat, but do not count her out. and then finishes with the overhead winner, and takes it 3-6, 7-5, 6-0, and she is still alive. >>> in just a few hours from now, tens of thousands of people will be on the ben franklin parkway for the made in america festival. jesse gary is live with what to expect this year. >> reporter: everything is set up for people to come out and have a good time, and also the philadelphia police to get a good look and chance to go over their plans for when the pope comes to town. we will talk about that right after the break. >>> if you plan on heading out to the festival, the good news is, temperatures will be cooler than what we have been seeing in the past couple of days, and so expect

it's only 54 in quakertown, in pottstown and saint davids, 58 in kennett square, 64 bit better in the city itself. 60 degrees in brownsls, 62 in glassboro and 62 degrees in dover, delaware. looking at the day ahead, for your school commute, by 8:00 a.m., 63 degrees, lots of clouds, maybe a sprinkle. by noon, we're dry but mostly cloudy and 70. by 3:00 p.m., 76 with some peeks of sunshine, and by 6:00 p.m., 73 degrees coming down from your high of 76 today. gets a bit warmer tomorrow which will feel pretty nice even though autumn is arriving the breeze is kicking up right now as we're at matt pelman. >> for some kids this is the last school commute for the week because of the papal visit coming up good morning karen. we are getting ready for that big visit and the world meeting of families which starts today along the ben franklin parkway. again, both drives in both directions are shut down just like yesterday morning. so, just like yesterday morning, we expect delays, gridlock around the parkway especially on the drives, the kelly and mlk as you come into eakins oval by the art museum. going to be a slow go. if you wa

brown's desk for approval. >>> and a construction company has essentially been fired from a long delayed hospital project costing taxpayers millions more than anticipated. abc 7 news reporter david louis has more on the story tonight. david? >> reporter: dan, this is all happening just within the past half hour. santa clara county has been involved in a longstanding dispute with this construction company working on the hospital bed building behind me. it has all been about delays and getting it delivered on time. now, the county began to post the signs here closing down the construction site, turner construction, one of the longest contractors in the country, has been involved in the delays. the delays have been costing the county some $36 million a year. turner and the county have been in negotiations to finish the project but the talks have apparently failed. >> they're suspended from the project, and again, will terminate on tuesday. we will look for a new contractor. >> what will this mean in terms of you trying to speed up the time table? >> well, we've made it very clear, we expect -- we are going to be strong about the delivery date of this bed building. >> now what this

david? >> t.j., thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to missouri tonight, and calls for sweeping changes in the wake of the deadly police shooting of michael brown. a special commission finding excessive police force and racial bias were partly to blame for violent protests in ferguson last year. the commission recommending police and social reforms including a change in policing habits, incrissing the minimum wage and improving the educational system there. >>> now to the race for 2016 tonight, donald trump taking the stage in texas, a packed house expected in dallas. 20,000 strong. just as a new abc news poll has him in a dead heat with hillary clinton. wednesday night, trump faces off in the republicans' second debate. zble >>> we turn overseas and hungary. as you know, last week, we took you there, families fleeing violence in their homelands, by train, eve walking. seeking refuge in germany, austria. families in the shadow of bashed wire. tonight, a setback. some of the countries now sealing their borders. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran, who was with us last week there, still there tonight. >> reporter: a race against time at

david, 57. warrington, 59 and tanersville checking in at 54. let's go over to south jersey and delaware, glassboro, 59. cinnaminson, 57. browns mills 56.yrna looks like you're sitting at 58 degrees, we'll be cooler today as a small little trough develops over the mid atlantic and the northeast. that's why it feels so lovely right now. no humidity and down in the 50s, starting tomorrow, no, another heat wave spills into the delaware valley, how long does it last? by definition you need three straight days of 90 degrees or higher. maybe we see three straight days and it comes to an end. this shunlt be as long as another heat wave we've seen this summer season. here's a look at a few specific locations and how many times they hit 90 degrees so far this year. wilmington, 16. allentown, 17 times. atlantic city, 19. trenton, 24. look at philadelphia, 34 times so far this year we've hit 9 on the degrees or higher. the average is 27. so already well above that. we're at least adding three to that number, maybe four. 86 mostly sunny and pleasant this afternoon. tomorrow, sunny skies, hotter with a high of 90. but on the comfortable side with lo

brown could miss the remaining month of the season. and bottom of the seventh last night, shaw singling to right. and david ortiz, not the fastest man ever to be seen run, but that was the kind of night for the phillies. the phillies fall 7-5. last night serena williams in big trouble at the u.s. open and she dropped the first set, and tying it up in the seconds set at five games a piece, and serena two games away from defeat, but do not count her out. finishes with the overhead winner and takes it 3-6, 7-5, and 6-5. still alive. that will do it for sports. i am amy fadool from comcast sportsnet. >>> just ahead in the next half hour, school is back in session and that means the return of high school football. we have complete local highlights in the high school blitz and that's later on this hour. >>> tom brady is now breaking his silence and apologizing. he posted a lengthy message on his facebook page late last night and it reads in part while i'm pleased to be eligible to play i'm sorry our league had to endure this. i don't think it has been good for our sport, to a large degree we have all lost. the q

building someone that is phenomenal at willie brown and that goes to the district that has actuallyaled around the facilities depth and the leadership of david golden everyone has come to the table with a unidentified approach to launching willie brown i want to answer one of the questions that was asked about what can the public do to support willie brown middle school i think we all know we have a choice system in san francisco and the word of mouth is golden in san francisco i'm just going to predict if you are a parent of a fifth grader you better get on the ball it is the hottest ticketed in the attain wait until you see the list it is going to be long at willie brown and get up to speed at willie brown the parents at willie brown this year to actually talk to their friends and their yoga partners and the people in the cubicle carrots the office from them and share the windfall things happening added willie brown i couldn't be more 24r50i68d in the heart of the city in the bayview in the form of willie brown middle school what's happening at willie brown and i'll tell you as a preview of coming attractions many of the wealthy of work th

david buchanan against bartolo colon. miguel franco could return to the line up for final series on the the year, begins marlins this weekend. >>> stop if you have heard this before, larry brown, former sixers head coach, head man at southern methodist, has been suspended for multiple violations including academic fraud and unethical conduct. the seven five-year eld brown was cited for lack of head coach control. he will miss nine games plus fsu is banned from post season play. has he not learned? this is third time larry brown has done that. >> he talks about the right way a lot good that is his met the owe, a lot. >> my goodness. >> we will be right back. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station cw philly and we're back here at cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, the "cbs evening news" tonight, have mercy, dean reynold introduces you to a football coaching nun, from new york here's scott pelley. take care family. we will see you tonight. >> pelley: the pope pleads for mercy as georgia counts the minutes to an execution. also tonight, a double wallop of weather. storms in the south and wau could hit the east coast. donald trump's ta

brown saves the world and will be available on october 21st. >>> not being on tv each day may have its benefits. seems like david letterman is letting it all hang loose, according to bdc.com, looks like he hasn't saved since he left the show back in may. he's growing quite the beard. you have to look at that picture a couple of times before you can recognize him. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. >>> a sweet new release from google today. it's expected to unveil its new smartphone lineup and android software called marshmallomarsh. the company should make the announcement from its headquarters in northern virginia. >>> a warning about all those photos you post online. what you may think just a harmless selfie or family photo could give someone a roadmap to track you down. there's a simple thing you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones. >> reporter: it happens 24/7, round the clock, round the globe, posting every moment of our lives in real time, every second, 2.5 million e-mails transmitted, 10,000 tweets, 2,600 instagram photos, facebook, linkedin, snapchat and vine. and a social media breadcrumb trail th

david: we're going to rick khao and robert celebinger, amanda to start. >> the browning ferris case. see congress this fall, republicans in congress, taking an aggressive approach to trying that and doblock you see democrats backing up the congress?democrats in mr. trumka: i think you will see an aggressive approach by republicans to start anything that helps workers get a fair shake. they've done that repeatedly for the last several years. it again.do i would expect two things. democrats,ect friends of workers to stand up to defend that decision because a right and fair decision and two, i would expect that the ever did get it through, the president would .eto it >> gallup this morning released obama'showing president approval rating among union 52%, down down to from 69%. mr. trumka: i can't hear you. gallup has released a new poll showing president obama's approval rating among union workers is down to 52%, one point off of its low, and down when he was from elected and re-elected. how do you explain his sliding labor?g among mr. trumka: he's still represented by 52%. be a lot ofe

david: rick? >> i like to ask you about last nlrb decision, the browning-faris case did do you see republicans in congress taking an aggressive approach to trying to block that? democrats backing the decision, democrats in congress? i think you will see an aggressive approach in congress to stop anything that gives workers a fair shake. they have done up repeatedly in the last several years and they will do that again. i would expect two things. i expect democrats, friends of workers, to stand up to defend -- decision. full it is a right and fair decision. two, i suspect if it ever did get through the president would veto it. up this morning released a poll showing that president obama's approval rating among union workers is one point off of its low, 69% -- nine richar : richard: can't hear you. >> sorry, gallup has released a new poll showing that president points rating is 52%, one off is low and down tremendously from when he was elected. richard: he is still represented by 52%. i think there are politicians that would love to have 52%. he has tried hard. he hasn't done everything we agree wi

brown, jr. (clapping.) a >> mr. mayor, my former seatmate jackie speier and david chiu, essential district i represented for so manyrs of the school board now and then and then and then and i'm talk about only about gene (laughter) let me say to all of you i am indeed honored beyond belief so honored something i've salesmen immensely do so they don't need security because some of the things i do generates hostile situations most of you have you could a know i have a family because they fear they'll be the victims but they sound-proofed they come i sound-proofed they come for the occasion of this school and i want to have them stand as if they were part of your team dem trust and part of the decades and the heartache group or whatever they really constitute the foundation for everything that i've done and all the years and for whatever adherence that's bestowed on me it should be bestowed on willie brown family and it begins with blanching (clapping.) susan who occurred more time (clapping.) robin who has responsible for the other two (clapping.) and one who joined. >> bus by way of of a marriage to any son michael

songs from people like john legend, david bowie, pi and lady antbellam this isn't the first time, kids show taken to the stage. remember adams family, annie, charlie brown, they have all been doing broadway. >>> how do schools with in textbooks sound? one college making it happen. why they are ditching their books and what they are telling students to do instead. when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oats, and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. he says "it has a certain code, that's my line, this is the date." if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me. >>> welcome back at 5:55. 74 degrees. real weather story told by american flag at sixth and market. very still. it will be hot, humid day. dave warren will have your forecast. one college is trying to lighten led for student. it is getting rid of textbooks. university of maryland is reducing cost of books, to zero, school officials say student can get reading materials and videos on line at no cost. meanwhile other schools in the the state such as university of baltimore say while u.n. uc's approach may abe growing trend it is in the something all colleges or courses will do. >> we

david mueller. he got quite a lot. monday she said sorry, not sorry. i don't think that tested well. well, those five little letters spilled from her lips. when you are betting your browns and a help us hillary. >> that was aa mistake. i take responsibility. and i'm trying to be as transparent as i possibly can. kennedy: so smooth and tender. he elicited genuine emotion. these appear to be real human tears, not the synthetic droplets robots squirt out to fool us. [laughter] kennedy: she said she was sorry. she even cried. what more do you want from her? you guys couldn't call off the investigation? joe biden is all, you want real tears? just wait until i sit down with a ten hanky philip over my active grief, amateur. he is just waiting to wipe her server and wipe the floor with her and iowa. hillary is not the only troubled politico fumbling desperately. jeb bush sinks like a brick and mayonnaise doing whatever he can to remind people he is ready to be fitted for his ground. a tougha tough sell, but that did not stop him from trashing his brothers reckless spending. >> my brother probably did not control the republican congress spending. he should have brought the hamm