. >> david perform acman and david johnson joins me. -- pacman and david johnson joins me now. >> david johnson is a professor working in the cam paps of democrats -- campaigns of democrats and republicans. >> thank you for being here. during the hearing, when senators take this vote - let me bring this to you - do you have a sense they are not only voting for limited action, but also for the consequences of that action? >> they have to. you are not buying chickens and cows, you are buying the whole farms. everyone who is thinking about the vote realises that whether this goes belly up or well, they'll be held responsible and accountable. they'll want to make sure all the questions are out now. when they inest itably vote yes, they no it can go in any direction. . >> is that why we get questions about boots on the ground and who is the opposition? >> yes. it started fine and john kerry said his first canned answer. but he got into a bit of trouble saying, "no, we'll not take it off the table", and not only that, it's not what we want, it's not our intention nor the plan. there are situa

if i may i will just introduce sergeant walter who is part of the investigation process and david johnson who also assist with the hiring. without their help many of our efforts wouldn't be possible. tonight i will be presenting information regarding our hiring process and data associated with fiscal year 2012-2013 and fiscal year 2013-2014. the process begins when a candidate submits an application to the department of human resources. at that point the candidate is submitted into a written exam, an oral test and written test. at that point successful candidates who participate in that examination process will complete and submit a packet containing a questionnaire. viable candidates determined from the review of the personal questionnaire will participate in a triage section which consist of a hair sample, fingerprinting for life scan and questioners and writing samples. successful triage participants are assigned a background investigator. the background investigator has a significant task. they identify scope allegations and identify feels for investigation and conduct intake appointm

if i may i will just introduce sergeant walter who is part of the investigation process and david johnson who also assist with the hiring. without their help many of our efforts wouldn't be possible. tonight i will be presenting information regarding our hiring process and data associated with fiscal year 2012-2013 and fiscal year 2013-2014. the process begins when a candidate submits an application to the department of human resources. at that point the candidate is submitted into a written exam, an oral test and written test. at that point successful candidates who participate in that examination process will complete and submit

haskins from the brookings institution, and david johnson, the u.s.ensus bureau, will get two more of your calls and comments in a moment. this graph -- the uninsured rates broken down by age. clearly, the older you get, the more health insurance you have. guest: correct, and the big driver is the overall uninsured rate, which is falling since 2010 because private coverage as meaning flat after falling for many years, but government coverage has continued to go up six consecutive years. that has kept the uninsured rate at a falling rate. this is the chart here. you can see the blue line there, and the red line is ready flat. host: explain the blue and the red. guest: if you get private coverage from your employer, or something, the red line has fallen a lot since 1999, but has remained flat. government coverage is continuing to go up. that increase, coupled with the flat, no fall in the private coverage, has caused the uninsured rate, to actually fall. guest: and government coverage is about to go up big time because we continue to have a higher perce

washington national's manager david johnson bid his final farewell to arizona in his fainl giem as a major leaguer. take a being look at it. the top of the 6th tied at one. then in the bottom of the 8th tied at 2 a.j.pollock with a grounder off the pitcher. the throw to first not in time. the gnats fall to d. backs 3-2 in the series finale in the final game of davy johnson's managerial career. >> that is enough for him. i'm not dropping off the face of the earth. i amie a still going to be around so i meet even see you guys again.gu who knows. anyway nice seeing you guys. good-bye. >> let's talk red skins. another poor start for the skins. first quarters raiders led by 7. , skins out of their fieldield goal then came a game changer, flynn would get picked off by the rookie. in the third quarter robert griffin the third hit pierre garsson for a five-yard touch don. the skins pull one out here winning 24-14 and are 1-33 heading into the biweek. preventing accidents. one group says too many people are hurt by vehicleseh that are backing up. how they're pushing for a change. but first sy

we will talk about income and poverty with david johnson and ron haskins. is live onjournal" c-span everyday at 7:00 a.m. eastern. tell youive events to about today. the epa administrator will talk about climate change at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. educationthe house workforce subcommittee will talk education andl training programs. president obama talks about the auto industry in kansas city and the economy. here on c-span at 7:00 p.m., the chinese foreign minister will be at the brookings institution to talk about u.s.-china relations. c-span's student cam video competition is underway. studentcam video competition is underway. we are doubling the prize money. the videos are due by january 20 , 2014. ceoow berkshire hathaway warren buffett. he was interviewed at georgetown university by bank of america ceo brian moynihan for more than an hour. [applause] >> good evening, georgetown. it is a pleasure to be here. for those of you who were here last year, we had bono come talk to you about what he did. year, i was thinking about who we should bring in. i

. >> brian david johnson shows strapping of pollen down to the street level. >> this is how the windit moves around the building. if you have asthma or if you have breathing trouble you know to stay away from the area. >> or just stay inside and play twister. in san francisco, jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> another blow budget horror movie claimed the top spot at the box office "insidious chapter 2" the sequel to the haunted house thriller cost just $5 million to make. it is the fourth low budget horror movie to win the box office. the others are "the purge,"" ma mama" and "the conjuring." "insidious chapter 2" debuted on friday the 13th and it dominated" the family" that cost six times the same amount to make. "the butler" and" we're the millers" round out the top five. >> for a last check on our weather let's go to lisa argen jie. ama, despite the temperatures in the 60s we have a nile and a half visibility around -- a mile and a half visibility. it is pushing the fog across the bay in the overnight hours and they will be coming down quickly. the fog moved in a couple hours ago and

. >> brian david johnson shows strapping of pollen down to the street level. >> this is how the wind and how it moves around the building. if you have asthma or if you have breathing trouble you know to stay away from the area. >> or just stay inside and play twister. in san francisco, jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> another blow budget horror movie claimed the top spot at the box office "insidious chapter 2" the sequel to the haunted house thriller cost just $5 million to make. it is the fourth low budget horror movie to win the box office. the others are "the purge,"" ma mama" and "the conjuring." "insidious chapter 2" debuted on friday the 13th and it dominated" the family" that cost six times the same amount to make. "the butler" and" we're the millers" round out the top five. >> for a last check on our weather let's go to lisa argen jie. ama, despite the temperatures in the 60s we have a nile and a half visibility around -- a mile and a half visibility. it is pushing the fog across the bay in the overnight hours and they will be coming down quickly. the fog moved in a couple hours

for more, i'm joined by david k. johnsontzer prize-winning journalist and author of "the fine print." david, great to have you with us tonight. >> glad to be here. >> 45% of people approve of the way president obama is handling the economy, compared to 52% who don't. 14% have a positive view of wall street, compared to 42% with a negative view. what's your take on these numbers, considering the fact the market was where it was in march of 2009 and where it is right now? >> well, you've got to hand it to the oligarchs. they have done a very good job of selling us on the view they want to have, and keeping us focused away from the things they don't want us to think about, like a decent wage. and 20 million people who don't have full-time jobs and a lot of them not having those jobs. >> it is absolutely staggering, some of the numbers, when you see wall street. they have gone again unregulated. they have come back on fire. but it's been an economy for the wealthy. middle class families and wage earners have not been able to sha

plus, the nationals bid goodbye to manager david johnson as they close out the 2013 season. that's all coming up in sports. >>> good morning. 5:19. here's a look at the question of the morning. according to a survey, which one of these political figures do 58% of women find the manliest? >> across the country. >> this apparently is across the country. i find this crazy. a, m.i.t. romney -- mitt romney, b, barack obama is the machineliest or c, bill -- manliest, or c, bill clinton. >> one viewer says c. say what you will, but the man has a certain masculine sex appeal. post your guests and comments on our facebook page. we'll reveal the correct answer we'll reveal the correct answer in our 6:00 a.m. all the chicken in your grocery store is inspected by the usda... but perdue asked them to go further. they verify that all our chickens are cared for in a clean, safe environment... and fed an all-veggie diet. no other chicken company does this. but at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. does this. it's like you want to tellfind something the world.special. shout it from the

david johnson from the u.s. census bureau. social, economic, and housing statistics.5. sixty-five and over. clearly the older you get the more you have. >> again, the big key in the overall insured rate. private coverage has remained flat. it has continued to go up for six consecutive years. that has kept the uninsured rate down, kind of a falling rate. you can see that blue line. the red line is flat. >> explain that. >> so you did coverage from your employer something. along since 1999, but has remained flat. government coverage, continuing to go up. that is the increase for six years. that increase helped with the flat coverage, the uninsured rate. that bottom line actually fell. >> and in government coverage, about to go up big time. we did not have a hard percentage of our population that were elderly. it continued to go up. obamacare would have a major impact. a lot more people will be covered by government care. >> looking at poverty. your household income, insurance rates. new information from the u.s. census bureau. cheryl is joining us from virginia. morning

. >>> brian david johnson has a really cool job. he's an intel future it. . 21st century robot that can be customized to suit just about anyone's needs. and get this. it's going to cost well under a thousand bucks. we're happy to welcome brian and jimmy the robot. good morning. >> good morning. >> first this is a skeleton of jimmy, right? >> yes. >> what is it going to do? >> ultimately anybody the design him the way they want. it will be like a smartphone with brains. just like your smartphone is like my smartphone you can specialize it. >> he's cuter than a smartphone. >> talk about how you guys developed this. you look at the cultural trends and the sort of data what people are working with and you create what 20/20 could look like. >> exactly. i started working on jimmy ten years ago. i wrote science fiction, had sandy draw him and realized we could actually bring this 21st century robot to life. so we brought him into life with wayne locey who designed actually this and now we're working with this at makers fair and doing all these reference designs and

david asman is a jets fan. if you get jets owner woody johnson although david talks to him all the time i think that would be goode'll work with the jets. we'll try to get them involved. liz: and the browns too, jeff, thank you so much. >> thank you very much for having me. liz: watching developments like spreecast and jeff fluhr, a serial entrepreneur. that is again r again net tis, here in silicon valley. that is only day one. we have day two and day three. we have more guests before end of the hour. david: don't tell woody johnson i'm going to a giants game, liz. only once, once a season i go-to guy ants game. that is great entrepreneur. thanks for the interview. we'll see more of liz coming up. >>> meanwhile, apple's new iphones, are not getting a lot of love from investors and the stock falls flat after today's big intro. what does steve cook have to do to get wall street back on his side? we have the all coming out with all starr panel. we'll look at facebook ceo mark zuckerberg's strategy in just a moment. liz will talk to facebook's server superstar about the social network's latest ideas for its next big

. >>> our next question is from david a. johnson. he wants to know, what would you recommend?pgs in upcoming elections? that has to come from the belly. it has to come from the heart and soul. you have to want to do this. the issues have to mean enough to you to motivate you to do it. but for guidance, i would listen to the unions. the unions are educated, they are organized and they don't give up. and that's exactly what it's going to take if we're going to have real change in this country. stick around. the rapid response panel is next. >>> i'm kayla tausche with your cnbc market wrap. the dow is up 34. the s&p climbed 7 and the nasdaq jumped 27. home builders' confidence remained unchanged last month, holding at the highest level in nearly eight years. consumer prices edged up .1% in august as the cost of energy fell, and facebook stocks surged nearly 6% to close above $45 a share for the first time since the company went public last may. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. i'm also a survivor of ovarian and uterine cancers. i even wrote a play about that. my

our guests are david johnson from the census bureau and ron hsskins."washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 ament -- a.m. eastern. >>> friday a house science committee examining nasa's effort to manage the facility and infrastructure. nasa inspector general and nasa associate deputy administrator will testify. you can see it live at 9:30 a.m. eastern on our companion networking, c-span 3. >>> many have said that our report would either advocate mere reinforcement of embassy or closing down our presence. no conclusion like that could be farther from the truth. we recognize that perfection and protection is not possible. and that fine and good men and women will still come forward to serve their country and risk their lives on the front lines of danger. that was the sole purpose of our report. it was produced with a deep sense that we had to get it right. politics, elections, personal controversy, and all over external factors aside. saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and all weekend on booktv from washington, d.c., live coverage of the nat

national editor and became a disciple of sword of two of the great political writers, david broder and haynes johnson. dan has carried on their tradition of unbiased, informed in the street coverage. his new book, "collision 2012: obama vs. romney and the future of elections in america" is a follow on to the book dan and haynes johnson wrote about the 2008 campaign. as dan says in the new book, he hadn't expected obama sackett run for the presidency to turn out quite as compelling as the first groundbreaking one big. but it did hit the campaign did turn out to be just as compelling, although in different ways. reviewing the book in the post the other day called it quote, old-fashioned and a good friend, referring to the fact that it's filled with attributed quotes a close focus group or ditch and thankfully? many analysis. the demo also shows a modern day appreciation for the new technology and social media that the obama campaign put to such effect reviews. if you really want to understand why the election turned out as it did and what it portends for america's political future, read this book. now,

david freeze did factor. doubles to the gap. cards have a 5-0 lead. chris johnsong his big league debut as a starter. exits the inning. joe kelly, been unbeatableable in august. pretty good start to september against garrett jones there. kelly goes six innings. gets the win. sorry the pirates -- the pirate parrot's, his prayers remain up anded. cardinals and pirates all even atop the n.l. central. >>> competition at the u.s. open heating up in the round of 16. rafael nadal faces ko hchlt lschreiber monday. round of 16, espn2, espn 3 and live on the app. >>> stay away from the cranky elephants. take a look at this safari in south africa. >> a female elephant apparently she decided she'd had enough of being gawked at and made her feelings well known. nobody was hurt but it was flipped over. >> i have a feeling there is a couple of celebrities who would like to do something like that to the paparazzi. >> i bet there are more than a couple. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse" and everybody talks about another wedding with a royal connection. >>> and an epic finish to

multivolume biography of lyndon johnson, master of the senate was awarded the national book award for nonfiction. the pulitzer prize for biography or autobiography went to david mccullough in 2002 for his book on john adams and a national will critics circle award for general nonfiction went to some and the power for a problem from hell. miss power, current u.s. ambassador to the united nations was on booktv in 2002. >> my book is an effort to understand how so many individuals who believe in the promise of never again and if france would even say when asked to define what never again means would say not that it means never again should genocide happen which is something one could interpret as meaning but rather that they see it as meaning never again will we stand idly by and let genocide happen. there are individuals in the u.s. government, individuals in this room, this museum, the city, our realm world who believe they should be active in the face of genocide yes when genocide confronts us in real time, when we see the early signs or the description of intent, the alarm bells don't go off or we feel so disempowered within the bureaucracy or outside of it

david axelrod. later dr. squeak emanuel and senator rob johnson will impact the debate of obama care as it goes into effect tomorrow. up next a feud brewing in the wyoming senate primary. why the cheneys are going after former why owe ming senator alan simpson. first, bill karins has a look at the forecast. hey, bill. >> hey, good monday morning to you. for millions of us, it was an incredible weekend with sunshine, warm afternoons. that's going to continue pretty much all week for the east coast. the trouble spot where the people are still recovering from damaging winds and rain was throughout the pacific northwest. look at the radar this morning. still raining hard. at one point a couple hundred thousand without power. the strong winds are moving through the intermountain west. few spots that have strong winds forecast including the mountains of montana and a section of oregon. that's where that big storm is going to be as we go throughout this monday. the east coast, we're still looking nice. the big storm we talked about last week that could have clipped the east coast just off the coast of new jersey, but it's

david! >> he's a war criminal. he's a war criminal! [ honking ] >> here in studio with reaction to that disgusting scene, radio tv talk show host billy cunni cunningham and alexis johnsonst read it. i'm sorry. >> alexis is a friend. very good friend. >> hello. who's in there? i wasn't thinking. >> now you have to be nice to me the whole segment. >> i will be. he won't be. >> you have to be nice. make up for sean. >> first of all, if you disagree you can do that but don't be disrespectful particularly to someone who served the country. >> they mate the military? >> not true. >> that is hatred toward the man who put his ass on the line 37 years in war zones so these punks could say that. >> the left doesn't hate the military. >> these leftist dos. >> you can't paint the whole group based on three people yelling. >> these left is mate tists hat military. >> my father served in the military. he's on the left. >> you may be too young to remember this. in 1981 when it was announced that ronald reagan was shot there was a class at columbia university that broke into applause hoping he was dead. ronald reagan shot. i can re call in the 60s and 70s those on your side of the pol