big daddy doyle. >> jimmy: big daddy doyle. >> these are donkeys, and i also, being an extreme moderate. >> jimmy: you do? wow. how very balanced. [ applause ] >> jimmy: are these donkeys, do you raise them for fun or food? [ laughter ] >> fun. >> jimmy: does anybody ride them? >> they have been ridden. they have had people on their backs, little people. >> jimmy: kids must go crazy when they see it. >> they like them. >> jimmy: who takes care of the ranch when you're acting? >> my wife. >> jimmy: by herself? >> yeah. >> jimmy: by herself? >> yeah. with all the donkeys and everything? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how big the ranch? >> it's big. >> jimmy: you go off putting on makeup and she's slopping pigs yeah.at kind of thing? [ laughter ] >> what? lady, huh? she tells me it's a lot of work. i have no idea. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: whose idea was it to buy the ranch in the first place? >> it was ours together. >> jimmy: it was mutual, okay. so you can point to that. >> we used to have horses. my older daughter used to jump and do a few things. thank god that's over. you don't want your daughters

you just had patti solis doyle talking about the shift they had in hillary's campaign way back when.in february of 2008 though. >> fair enough. but at some point, at this point we're 30 days out from the convention, this is a perfect time to pivot to the general election. the campaign recognized it needed a new leadership structure and we had someone like paul with his experience that was a perfect fit to lead the team going forward in the general. that's mr. trump's decision to make and i think he made one that's in the best interests of his campaign and his ability to win in november. but, look, i think you're seeing a combined republican effort. we synced up really well. tomorrow we're launching a website that's going to focus on hillary clinton's lies. if anyone wants to see the first video, if they text trump to 88022 they can get a partnership of that video. i think you will see a combined republican effort to go after hillary clinton to expose the lies she had going back not just in the recent scandals but the whole legacy of the clintons going back to little rock about how th

haggis interviewed by william doyle, author of of american hunter. how legendary hunters shaped america. >> i think it stands to believe that the elements of our gun culture that has the very most to gain by selling, promoting, and celebrating their product is the very most invisible when we think about guns. instead much of the political talk today is exclusively about interpreting the second amendment. the gun industry has become become almost invisible. >> on sunday at 10:30 p.m. eastern, marcia clark lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial weighs in on the legal system. she is the author of the book, blood defense. we spoke with ms. clark at the publishing industry's annual trade show, book expo america in chicago. go to book tv.org to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> democrats and gun control set in after more than 24 hours. the headline at nbc news.com. house democrats quote stage a revolt in the house of representatives over gun policy reform suspended their nearly there nearly 26 are sitting in the capital this afternoon. wi

back with me now, john phillips, patti solis doyle, and bob beckel. by the way, bob, is that a suit? >> yes, it is. you know, you actually influenced me in so many ways. i want to grow up to be just like you so i thought i'd start with a suit. >> so many places to go with that. let's get back to business. >> i know there are. i just realized i delivered you a soft ball down the middle of the plate on that. >> elizabeth warren wasn't shy about attacking trump over and over again. here it is. >> donald trump says he'll make america great again. it's right there. no. it's stamped on the front of his goofy hat. you want to see goofy? look at him in that hat. when donald trump says great, i ask, great for who exactly? when donald trump says he'll make america great, he means make it even greater for rich guys just like donald trump. >> wow. so why do you say that she's the best attack dog against trump? >> well, listen to her. i mean, first of all, she's a woman who -- we know that trump doesn't deal well with women and she is not afraid to back down from

for john doyle, for holding my hand all the way through this, from london right to here and for giving me all the tools i needed to tell a story that everybody needs to hear. to every single person in my cast, you are magnificent. thank you so much for lifting me up when i'm tired, for holding my hands when i'm happy, for kissing me on my forehead when you know i just need some love. danielle, jennifer hudson, heather headley, you are wonderful women. and i thank you very much for looking into my eyes every night on stage, for making me a stronger woman on the stage, every one in that theater, thank you. and thank you american theatre wing for making a london girl very, very happy. thank you. (applause) ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: next, barbra streisand and the award for best musical. the tony awards! only cbs! votes tabulated by the global accounting firm of grant thornton.r ere you go. which urgent care do you want to try this time? uhh, this one's only a mile away. oooo, and it's in-network. this is our best idea yet. steve! steve! steve! so close. it's not always easy to

patrick doyle, president and ceo joins us now.lways great to see you. >> thank you, meld, appreciate the invitation. gl walk us through how your business is impacted by brexit? what you get your ingredients. >> yeah, i think the changes are going to be pretty immaterial. if first of all, start with the fact that our uk business is publicly traded master franchise. so, we've got a public business over there as you said over 900 stores. terrific leadership. certainly, the effects movements have some effect on us as the pound got weaker. that would impact our earnings here, but the majority of the xhod kis they're using in the uk are from the uk. so it doesn't directly impact their business. and frankly, you know, i'm feeling just fine about all this. when you look at the referendum and what came out of it, you know, really, you're looking at a country in the uk that never joined the common currency. that kept the pound. they never joined the areas, so you still need a passport to get in and out of the country. and you know, so you h

, big daddy doyle.eme moderate, we also have five miniature elephants. >> jimmy: you do? wow. >> just to balance it out. >> jimmy: how very balanced. [ applause ] >> jimmy: are these donkeys, do you raise them for fun or for food? [ laughter ] >> fun. >> jimmy: fun, okay. does anybody ride the mini 0 donkeys? >> they have been ridden. they have had people on their backs, little people. >> jimmy: kids must go crazy when they see it. >> they like them. >> jimmy: who takes care of the ranch when you're acting? >> my wife. >> jimmy: your wife does. by herself? >> yeah. >> jimmy: by herself? >> yeah. >> jimmy: with all the donkeys and everything? yeah. >> jimmy: how big the ranch? >> it's big. >> jimmy: you go off putting on makeup and she's slopping pigs and that kind of thing? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> what? >> jimmy: wow, she's a lucky lady, huh? >> she tells me it's a lot of work. i have no idea. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: whose idea was it to buy the ranch in the first place? >> it was ours together. >> jimm

i'm william doyle.hank you c2 thank you. >> c-span, created by america's cablevision television companies are brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. >> book td tapes hundreds of author program struck the country all your long. here's a look at some of the events we will cover this week. on tuesday, we are at the ford foundation in new york city where david roth, vice president of the service employees international union will discuss the movement to increase worker's wages. that day in san francisco at the world affairs council, time magazine, this will argue that the financial practices that led to the 2008, economic crisis has spread to all american businesses. wednesday, law professor daniel hatcher reports on how state local governments are misusing federal funds that are intended to benefit poor families. he will speak at busboys and poets bookstore and cafÉ in washington dc. then come on thursday at barnes & noble in virginia, former secret service officer gary bur

for john doyle, for holding my hand all the way through this, from london right to here and for givingall the tools i needed to tell a story that everybody needs to hear. to every single person in my cast, you are thank you so much for lifting me up when i'm tired, for holding my hands when i'm happy, for kissing me on my forehead when you know i just need some love. danielle, jennifer hudson, heather headley, you are wonderful women. and i thank you very much for looking into my eyes every night on stage, for making me a stronger woman on the stage, every one in that theater, thank you. and thank you american theatre wing for making a london girl very, very happy. thank you. (applause) ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: next, barbra streisand and the award for best musical. the tony awards! only cbs! votes tabulated by the global accounting firm of grant thornton.r ere you go. which urgent care do you want to try this time? uhh, this one's only a mile away. oooo, and it's in-network. this is our best idea yet. steve! steve! steve! so close. it's not always easy to control yo

for john doyle, for holding my hand all the way through this, from london right to here and for giving me all the tools i needed to tell a story that everybody needs to hear. to every single person in my cast, you are magnificent. thank you so much for lifting me up when i'm tired, for holding my hands when i'm happy, for kissing me on my forehead when you know i just need some love. danielle, jennifer hudson, heather headley, you are wonderful women. and i thank you very much for looking into my eyes every night on stage, for making me a stronger woman on the stage, every one in that theater, thank you. and thank you american theatre wing for making a london girl very, very happy. thank you. (applause) ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: next, barbra streisand and the award for best musical. the tony awards! only cbs! votes tabulated by the global accounting firm of grant thornton.r ere you go. which urgent care do you want to try this time? uhh, this one's only a mile away. oooo, and it's in-network. this is our best idea yet. steve! steve! steve! so close. it's not always easy to

a market area doyle's trading higher. the dollar is lower. our clients convinced?: if you look at trade exchange's look at the trading instruments that give you an insight into what the clients have done. 60% of them, instruments have tracked the performance of the commodities market. if you look at these flows and is $38k at data, there billion put into commodity markets. a lot of it has gone to gold but it has really gone to oil. it seems like the markets are taking interest, gold ford for reasons but oil of course because it has come off an extreme low. what is the impact of brexit? >> that is the question because if you look at europe, for instance, or has been a flow out of european equities in the last couple of months. investors are pricing in a 20% decline. it is in our opinion a huge big news. a lot of it is getting discounted in the current prices. it has something that is extremely topical when you are investing clients. thank you for joining us. down .25 of 1%. do you talk about exit much over there? rishaad: as we get closer and when you see what is ha

and all they want to doyles marry their sister and their got an have heroin mandatory in preschools.> kennedy, you had me at "you people." you had people who opened up medical marijuana clinics and the feds would come in and wipe them out anyway. it was really bad. i don't see any reason why it should be illegal in the first place, and say that for the harder drugs, too. as far as kids, i say kids should not experiment with marijuana, i tell them because when you turn 40 you are going to need that because your knees will be shot. so don't waste it while you are young. kennedy: are you saying you only have so many pot points? >> you need the weed. kennedy: it's also harder to overcome a hanger. >> you will be more worry about the gluten in that brownie. kennedy: the olympic games in rio might flop. the governor said a lack of funding. matt, you know one of our mutual cause has been moving the games to los angeles. will we get our wish for the 2016 summer olympic games? >> it should be permanently the olympic city as far as i'm concerned. los angeles was the only city. remember at the

she is interviewed by william doyle. >> i think it is strange to assume that the element of the culture that had the very most mostin is the very invisible when you think about guns. instead, most of the political thes about interpreting second amendment. 10:30 eastern, marcia clark weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. we spoke with ms. clark at the of america.xpo >> on thursday, democratic party officials discussed the planning for the national convention next month in philadelphia. plans include reparations for security and protest. this is 45 minutes. >> today we are happy to welcome to the press club, philadelphia mayor jim kenney and dnc convention ceo leah caughtry. andy executive director, kevin washo. given the four day stravgsz that will draw an estimated 50,000 or mur it seems like a good time to talk to these folks about what to expect. jim kenney became philadelphia's mayor january this year. prior to the election e served at councilman at large. the mayor also served on the counsel when the city hosted the 2000 republican convention.

>> it has to be huge. 15, 20 points for them to somehow -- bill clinton was ahead of bob doyle in 1996. and doil lost by nine. it can happen. i think that the problem that republicans face here. there was a moment in which republican political -- as he appears to be the nominee. he will destroy our party, that moment passed in may. that is why iz think the try to find somebody or anything, the right of center person can vote with good conscious, noble, but seem to be self defeating. there is no structure under unless trump melts down observe our eyes. >> i think weiss do agree. we have never seen anything like this. it is humbling me as a predictor. good to see you. >> president obama was in the -- 1 floor up. jimmy asked him if he had spoken to donald trump. >> tomorrow, a big day. owen! hey kevin. hey, fancy seeing you here. uh, i live right over there actually. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...oh look, you dropped something. it's your resume with a 20 llar bill taped to it. that's weird. it's your resume with a 20 you want to work for ge too. hahaha, what? well we're always o

hollis doyle rigged the voting machines. it's a go. we all helped cover it up. mellie? cyrus?

in one of the next things we did was send a lander on the main just to determine how firm is this doyle. -- soil. if humans will land, will they be able to walk on the moon? we are quite confident about mars that humans will be able to move around on the surface of mars very well. the rovers have demonstrated how easy it is to do that. roverser thing about the as they don't operate alone. there are whole teams on earth that are charging out their itineraries and scheduling their activities and when they are working on the mission, in their heads they are on mars with the rover. they even wear watches where they set their watch to martian time. the martian day is 24 hours and 39 minutes. their day is just enough longer than ours that for the people working on earth, each day they start work 39 minutes later. the days creep ahead for them. in 1976, museum opened we were wrapping up a golden age of human explanation with apollo missions to the moon and we were launching into the first golden age of planetary exploration with the missions of the 1970's to mars and the outer planets. we are

from marco rubio's campaign alex cohen, campaign manager from hillary clinton's 2008 run, patti solis-doylend alex broo brookover. do you think this sit-in will have some effect, alex? some think if you are on the watch list, you shouldn't be able to buy a gun. >> it's a publicity stunt. the goal is to get publicity, we are talking about it on cnn. it worked. if the goal is to change the policy, that won't work. it's a waste of air time because it's not going to change any laws. >> and mr. trump says he agrees with the american people, if you're on the no-fly list, you shouldn't be able to buy a firearm. the nra is and posed to all attempts of writing this into law. has he talked to the nra about this? is he in favor of what these lawmakers are doing right now? >> i think they are still together on this issue. chris cox, the nra's leading lobbyist says what americans want is an adult conversation about this and a way to stock these killings. >> mr. trump went farther than saying terrorists shouldn't have guns, which is the nra policy. he said people on the watch list shouldn't have guns. >>

thing that makes her colleagues cringe and makes it hard for the mitch mcconnells or even the bob doyle's of the world to feel good about the choice they publicly said they have made to support him but they all sort of sound like they have a gun to their head. >> a drop of six points in the last month. obviously the headline not good. for the grief he's brought on himself in the last couple of week, he still only three points behind hillary clinton. looks like a few people have moved away from him. nobody has moved toward hillary clinton. >> right. this is the first poll we have seen since the judge curiel mess has sort of blown up the republican party. i'll be curious to see the following polls to see whether that six-point drop that donald trump has in that poll is consistent and in other polls it could be bigger. this poll shows we have moved away from the republican primary season and now we are in the general election when people now start looking at both candidates, both presumptive nominees through the lens of how would they be in the oval office. people start to get more serious.

she was interviewed by william doyle, author of "american hundred." >> i think it is strange to believe that the element of our gun culture that has the very most to gain by selling and promoting and celebrating their product is the very most invisible when we think about guns. much of the political talk today is exclusively about interpreting the second amendment. the gun industry has become almost invisible. >> on sunday at 10:30 p.m. eastern, marcia clark, lead prosecutor of the o.j. simpson trial ways in of the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she is the author of "blood defense." we spoke with her of the publishing industry's annual trade show in chicago. foro put tv -- booktv.org the complete schedule. >> house speaker paul ryan and committee chair kevin brady unveiled a new tax proposal part of the republican house agenda. we also heard speaker ryan give his thoughts on the u.k. referendum. this is 25 minutes. [indistinct chatter] mr. brady: good morning, everyone. i'm kevin brady, chairman of the house ways and means committee. america is the greatest

she's interviewed by william doyle, author of "american hunter, how legendary hunters shaped america." >> i think it strains credulity to believe the element of our gun culture that had the very most to gain by selling and promoting and celebrating their product is the very most invisible when we think about guns, instead much of the political talk today is exclusively about interpreting the second amendment. the gun industry has become almost invisible in that history. >> on sunday at 10:30 p.m. eastern, marcia clark, lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she's the author of the book "blood defense." we spoke with ms. clark at the publishing industry's annual trade show book expo america in chicago. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> general david goldfine has been nominated to be the 21st air force chief of staff. he testified at a senate arms services committee hearing last

building will be the first project on the parkland site which is where the old doyle drive ran until it was moved underground. the open space on top of the tunnel is being transfer transform into a park. >>> there will ab i wow moment this afternoon at sfo, the first flight from iceland's wow air is scheduled to land at 5:55 this evening. the first flight back to iceland is tomorrow. >>> san jose international airport is expanding service to asia. the airport announcing today that air china will offer three weekly nonstop flights to singapore starting september 1st. city leaders say luring more passengers through the airport is critical to paying down the cost of a billion dollar modernization completed in 2010. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4, despite a game three mros, warriors executives still have plenty of positive energy for another bay area team. >>> i'm wine freedman in pittsbur pittsburgh. tonight we get up close and personal with the man who practically live was the stanley cup. >> he just was just the greatest. >> new at 4:30, a bay area man who sparred with muhammad al

haggis interviewed by william doyle, author of author of american hunter, how legendary hunters shaped america. >> i think it stands to believe that the element of our gun culture that has of the very most to gain by promoting, and celebrating their product is the very most invisible when we think about guns. instead, much of the political talk today is exclusively about interpreting the second amendment. the gun industry has become almost invisible. >> on sunday at 10:30 p.m. eastern, marcia clark lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial, weighs in on the legal system. she discusses her discusses her second career as a novelist. she is the author of the book "blood defense". we spoke with her at the book expo in chicago. go to to booktv.org for the complete begin schedule. >> democrats and gun control said and after more than 24 hours on on house floor. the headline, at nbc news.com. house democrats quote stage a revolt in the house of representatives overcome policy reform suspended their nearly 26 are sitting sitting in the capital this afternoon.

also looks at the business of manufacturing and selling arms, william doyle author of american hunter, how legendary hunters shaped america. >> strains credulity that element of gun culture that has the most to gain by selling and promoting their products, the very most invisible when we think about guns. much political talk today is exclusively about interpreting the second amendment. the gun industry has become almost invisible. >> sunday at 10:30 eastern time, the lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she is author of plus events. we spoke there at the annual tradeshow book expo america in chicago. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> next, veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald on veterans health care, va disability claims processing and agency modernization efforts. the va secretary took part in a discussion hosted by the brookings institution on monday. this is an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am the director of the center of something or other. i am elaine jamarck. the

reporter: that is a commute direction at the north bay all the way in the toll plaza on to a soap about doyle tropical lawyer for motorcycle accident south 1 01 south of zero. park went one. traffic was backed a call back san francisco and the peninsula. >>james: she is the presumed democratic nominee over an hour ago she has won calif. according to latest projections and the associated press her challenger bernie sanders has not call records take a look at the latest california election returns sanders is trailing with 43 clinton took new jersey and mexico and south dakota after republicans are donald trump won california is the only candidate left on the gop side bernie sanders gathered in san francisco to watch the returns coming and we have video of the watch party you conceive sanders supporters cheering him on this video of him speaking in santa monica he bows to typify all the way to the democratic convention. >>: i thought it was great i thought he was strong he was clear he is consistent the same thing he has been saying for 40 years for one thing he does not see this as just his bat

one loss for hillary clinton in the iowa caucus in the 2008 and pat patty doyle is out.y made a replacement and this is not new for campaigns and i think the -- your interview with donald trump junior is very telling. i think that's the best explanation one would have for what happened today. >> stan, let me ask you this. kelly ann made a reference back to dick morris. you were involved in two clinton campaigns. >> his departure. >> you were involve in two clinton campaigns and seen staff infighting. this this the solution, if the solution is the operation of the campaign, if that's what this is meant to address is this a solution to what ails donald trump? >> no, it couldn't be. it wouldn't be less important and by the way, if i think about the bill clinton campaign, we came out january, you know, in california primary you remember we were negative territory in favorability or mistrust problems but june was devoted to counter scheduling, defining him, introducing his biography, reminding people this was a humble guy from arkansas. the entire convention was devoted to pr

and paty solis doyle. she was former campaign manager for hillary clinton's 2008 bid.ies, thank you so much. we heard it there. we heard a lot. that was a little taste from hillary clinton and donald trump and even their surrogates. even their advisors. barry bennett saying you couldn't get the truth out of hillary clinton if you water boarded her. where is this race going to go if this is where we are already in this pseudo start of the general election? >> it kind of reminds me a little bit of the gop presidential primary. yesterday you had hillary clinton going at trump hard questioning both his temperament and his policies. he responded by saying she doesn't look presidential. substantive attack, trashy attack back. so unless hillary clinton can succeed in doing what republican candidates could not do in trying to stay on the issues, this is going to be donald trump's go-to attack every time. >> it has worked, but on the substance, where was the donald trump rebuttal, the point by point, she was wrong when she said that the only thing i know about foreign policy wa

. >> let's welcome patti doyle to the panel, hillary clinton's former presidential campaign manager. historic night, but two points that they were making, we did hear that a lot in 2008 from younger women and hillary clinton has not done as well among younger female voters. >> i've got to bring my own personal experience to this. i worked for her for 17 years and for those 17 years and way before that, this is someone who really devoted her young adult -- her entire adult life to promoting women's issues. top fighting for equal rights for women. women's health, for equal pay, and having come so close in 2008, not just making it, but seeing her tonight, you know, get the nomination, it's just really emotional. >> let's go back to jake tapper, jake. >> thanks anderson. let me bring in the campaign chairman for the hillary clinton campaign, john pedesta. what are we going to hear from secretary clinton this evening? >> well, look, i think she's going to talk about what she wants to get done for the american people and i think that she wants to reach out to senator sanders supporters and

patti solis doyle who supports hillary clinton. senior legal analyst, jeffrey toobin.ical commentator, bob beck l. i just read that and when it came out, i kind of got a little nervous kick in my stomach. three week. oh my gosh, here it comes. john, trump changing his immigration policy. is this a pivot or is this a wholesale change? >> well, it is a pivot to the general election, but it's also part of donald trump the gauche negotiator. donald trump says you should aim high, accept half a loaf and make sure what you end up getting is something close -- >> wait, let me stop you there. i understand what you're saying. is it trump or paul manafort and new people saying you have to appeal to more people than just your base? >> he wrote the art of the deal a long time ago. i'm sure it's consistequintesse trump. you can't give someone a cheeseburger during ramadan and have them eat it at high noon and determine whether or not they come into the country that way. you're going to have to have some empirical way in terming how you allow to emigrate to the country and who you d

doyle mcmanus, with the "washington times," thank you.e are asking all of you to react to the news today. today," front page, clinton set to make history. compare that to the "telegraph," and their headline saying we still have work to do. tennessee, yous, are supporting hillary clinton. good morning. caller: i already spoke to you, but i want to say one more thing. host: ok. caller: all of the democrats and independents realize that donald trump is not who he is showing himself to be. he's really not. he is fooling everybody. host: ok, larry. we're going to be talking about donald trump in our last hour on the "washington journal." we will have republicans only dialing in to get your reaction to donald trump's comments about the judge that is presiding over the trump university cases. bloomberg politics with this story on the website last night -- are you conference call with supporters, he orders his surrogates to intensify the criticism against the judge, and the media. we will talk about that, whether or not republicans are agreeing w

new yorker trent doyle said it would be the longest decline, as opec ministers gather in vienna aheadf a meeting. discussing production quality, the globals oversupply says prices slumping in 2014, and it is correcting itself. >> we will need to give the market sometime. and the market will correct itself, as we saw from the beginning of the year until now. it has been correcting upward, and i think all of those are good times. we just need to get negative inflation. rishaad: warning today that a vote by britain to leave the european union would endanger future investment. quitting the that eu would put a risk more than 107,000 manufacturing jobs. but believe side has hit back, saying the daily threats are becoming absurd. global news each day, everyday. bureausrnalists in 150 around the world. if you're a bloomberg terminal use, just use the top function. rishaad thank you very much. let us get up to speed with the markets. dollar-yen is on the move. juliet has the news. good day to you. juliet it seems a little bit that the rumor is still in effect. nikkei comeee the down 1% to

we have no problems on the savages coesite in the doyle park or the city street. and out of sorts is co it be a good attribute. only two lanes are moving to the limit. at east bay is looking good is steadily friday like all the way around. we won little pocket on 80 south heading into fremont. we have several minor incidents at the south bay minor crashes that have been cleared. traffic has recovered. that is 11 minutes from milpitas the sunnyvale. between 11 and 280 it will take 19 minutes,. the oil will take part with their is a minor crowding on the drive. >> mark: and the years since donald trump announced that it was running for office. trump has gone from a punch line to the presumptive presidential nominee. not all republicans are behind them. many of the faithful are wondering what he will say next. >> reporter: after year as the ultimate outsider. donald trump as says he is going along. >>: we have to have our policy is that together or let me just go by myself. toward >> reporter: he criticized a federal judge he. may have to go along. he suggested that

mike doyle. jean kennedy. mike thessalonica. we have a role in the house when you're not supposed to take pictures when houses in session. wasticed that mr. lewis sitting on the floor as well and i don't think that it's in the rose either. the point is, if they would turn the cameras on, we would turn our cameras off. [applause] we were very frustrated today when they can the cameras off. we thought that was wrong to not let the american people know what is going on here. i discovered periscope today and her.t to thank [applause] it's sharing what is going on here because it is the only way people will know. my wife and i have two children. we took them to first grade and they came back. we took that to church and they came back. we took them to the movies and they came back. they went to college and they came back. now they go to nightclubs and so far they come back. who should have to live in fear of not coming back? we are not asking to change the world. i'm not angry, i'm tired. every day this year, every week this year, i c

on doyle, lincoln, all in good shape. a look at the south bay, all see bay roads look good. 680, 217, 280 and 101 checking accident and stole free. more drive times coming out of the east bay. 580 w. leaving castro valley into family -- into oakland, it is a quick 30 minutes getting out to the maze. the minutes, no major trouble spots. 280 living san jose, no problems from 101 all the way up to 85 and cupertino. it is a 10 minute ride.>>> coming up, the tony award celebrated broadway while morning the orlando shooting victims. host james gordon and lin- manuel miranda honor those victims. we will have that coming up in just a few minutes. a look ahead. rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. there are big rooms, tiny rooms, rooms that are - whoa. with eight times more fragrance control, the new air wick® scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down to fill massive minimalist rooms. small secret rooms. and tall rooms you climb to. a treehouse is totally a room. you get the perfect amount of fragrance. no matter the siz

southbound 101 looks good, and there are no problems on the new doyle drive area to the marina districtng at the bay bridge. now, this is lighter than usual, but there is a delay. five to ten minutes. a little bit of a delay on the richmond bridge, san mateo and dumbarton bridge. down to 26 miles an hour on westbound highway 4 as you drive over the hill to baypointe in concord. 680 is crowded through walnut creek. 24 looks good to the tunnel. >>> at 7:19 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. well, a little bit of patchy fog there, but a lot more sun and most of the coast and around the bay has seen from -- you can see a little bit of that fog. the last couple of days, i mean, it was overcast, gray, drizzle. even some light rain. measurable amounts yesterday. today looks a little better. low clouds. some higher clouds there to the south. also to the north beginning to move in here. that's enhancing that breeze a little bit. it's picking up from richmond to crockett and port chicago and even towards the delta breeze as travis is now -- which wasn't too bad a couple hours ago. now gusts to

so doyle, richardson, all looking good for you now. the south way you can see the whole map here green, so it's all good for the south bay. 17 all moving at the limit so far. let's check some more drive times starting off in the east bay, 11 minutes from 680, not bad all, 237 looking good so a nice connection. 580, 880 is only 2 minutes and 880 coming out of san jose 8 minutes. >>> people are coming together to mourn the lives of those killed in orlando. in new york city the governor addressed a massive crowd. june is pride month and the stonewall inn is widely considered the birth place of the gay rights moment n boston hundreds gathered at city hall plaza. people holding signs that they talked about kindness, respect, tolerance, and in toronto canada an emotional vigil. that city's mayor saying quote this is and act of hate and terrorism that represents no faith, it represents nothing except the a acts of one individual and in south korea tears were spread as supporters and others came together and you can see very heart breaking the

she is interviewed by william doyle, author of "american hunter: the legendary hunters shaped america." >> i think there's a strange credulously, that those who have the most to gain by selling and promoting and celebrating their product is the very most invisible, when we think about guns. instead, much of the political talk today is exclusively about interpreting the second amendment. the gun industry has become almost invisible. >> on sunday at 10:30 p.m. eastern, the lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she's the author of the book "blood defense." we spoke with her at the publishing industry's annual trade show, book expo america. go to booktv.org for the complete schedule. >> next, a look at military actions to counter the online presence of isis and the need for cyber command to be established as a combatant command. armed services committee heard from the deputy commander of the u.s. cyber command and other defense officials. this is just over 90 minutes. >> committee will come to order. i would

. >> secretary doyle. >> we have been using antibiotics for animals since then 1940s and there have been numerous studies by the institute of medicine and others, the world health organization has a position. cdc has been warning doctors about the overuse of antibiotics in humans we have known the connection between antibiotics and animals and human health for a long time. underlying all of this -- and i believe there is a consumer movement that is going to move the ball -- but underlying all of this is whether we're going to make science-based decisions in this country, and whether we have enough faith in science and scientists. almost every issue we're talking about, we have a body of research that we ought to be listening to, and we have to figure out a way to put together the politics or inform the public in a way in which we can drive these kinds of decisions, and i find over the last 20 years i've been unnerved by the selective moving away from the science as we make decisions, and all of us ought to be concerned about that, and this is a perfect example where we have known is in f

i'm sure if my colleagues were here on the floor, coach doyle in particular, would be pointing out he and mike had a good friendship and mike was also a good basketball player. he had a wicked three-point shot. maybe had the three-point play been in place when he was in high school he might have been somebody. you never know. but mike oxley certainly was someone. and a treasure to this institution, this body. he was a real member's member, and i think if you can leave this house and have a tribute by someone from this side in a personal way speak about you, as i am today, i think that speaks highly of michael oxley. he's missed and what a great thing to do to honor him by naming this post office in his honor. i thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. mrs. lawrence: i reserve the balance of my time, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from iowa. mr. blum: i'd like to make congresswoman lawrence aware that i have no further speakers and i am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the

my name is mary doyle. i go to texas christian university and i'm studying to be an accountant. >> i also go to texas christian university and i want to work in intelligence. >> like military intelligence? >> yes. >> cool. >> i'm cameron kuwato. i go to tcu as well, and i've always dreamed of running for president one day. >> okay. >> my name is chris. i'm from the university of north alabama. and i'd like to own my own business some day and i would like to do anything i can in politics after that. >> yeah. you guys have to remember, you have to rack up a few things before you run for president, or you could end up an unemployed florida senator. too soon? >> i'm scott from getingsburg college, and i have no idea what you want to do. >> that's fine. me neither. >> i'm mckenna stark and i go to saddleback in california, and i want to do something in computer science. >> great. >> how's it going? i'm christian sibella. i go to the university in bristol, rhode island. i'd like to go into sales and advertising.

across a bridge, no problems on doyle or on city street. of the way and show you some slowed traffic rolling through oakland. there is a minor accident wrapping up at lakeshore. several vehicles only -- several vehicles. only one lane blackbeard 21 minutes from castro valley to san leandro and to oakland. you can see the long line of stop and go traffic along high street. it should be out of the way soon. if you need to get into the south bay, couple incidents working. we have one at the guadalupe a north. that is keeping traffic pack back from 85. we also have an accident wrapping up to 37 w. a great america. if you are coming from 880, it is going to be a slow transition coming out of milpitas pickett's backing up to the 880 s. connector. no major problems. lots of slowed traffic. back to the desk. >>> some breaking business news this morning. microsoft announcing they are buying professional networking service linkedin for about $26 billion in cash. linkedin is -- has 34 million users. people composed resumes and search for jobs on linke

. >> doyle mcmanus, washington columnist with t"the los angele time times". thank you. >> thank you. >> see speeches from the candidates and viewer reaction by phone and twitter. that gets under way at 9:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network, c-span. >>> we are going public. we'll be watched by our friends and by people across the country, and i would hope, as i have said before, that the senate may change, not as an institution, but may become a more efficient body because of televised proceedings. >> the proceedings of the united states senate are being broadcast to the nation on television for the first time. not that we have operated in secret until now. millions of americans have sat in the galleries and observed senate debates during their vase s visits to washington but today they can witness the proceedings in their own homes. >> and in effect the senate floor has been a kind of a stage. the senators have been acting on that stage. the audience is in the galleries and by our action today we haven't really fundamentally altered that situation. we've

she is interviewed by william doyle, author of american hunter , how legendary hunters shaped americaei think it is that the element of our gun culture that at the very most to gain by selling and promoting and celebrity their product, is the very most invisible, when we think about guns. instead much of the political talk today is exclusively about interpreting the second amendment. the gun industry has become almost invisible in u.s. history. >> on sunday, marcia clark, lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson system,eighs in on the discussing her second career as a novelist. she is the author of the book blood defense. we spoke with her at the annual trade show, book expo america in chicago. go to book tv.org for the complete schedule. >> president obama says he is confident that the united kingdom will have an orderly transition in leaving the european union after the referendum. he made the statement speaking in california. that event included a discussion with young art for norse, including facebook -- young entrepreneurs, including facebook founder mark zuckerberg. this is about an

she was interviewed by william doyle author of "american hunter: how legendary hunters shaped americai think it strange to believe that the element of our gun culture that had a very most to gain by selling and promoting and celebrating their product is the very most invisible when we think about guns. much of the political talk today is exclusively about interpreting the second amendment. the gun industry has become almost invisible to the history. --on sunday at 10 co 10:30 p.m. eastern, marcia clark weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she is the author of the book "what defense." we spoke with her at the publishing industry's annual trade show, book expo america in chicago. washington journal continues. host: we are now joined by timothy healy from miami, the former director of the fbi terror screening center which he held from 2009 to 2013. good morning and thank you for joining us this morning. guest: good morning, kimberly. host: let's talk a little bit -- terror terrorist watchlist. what exactly is it? aest: the terror watchlist is datab

mill valley and sausalito and a nice ride to san francisco and on to doyle drive.let's check in on some drive times. checking your commute and looking good for 237 west and no problems for north 85 and 101 from 237 and sunnyvale to 92 heading to san mateo, a quick 16 opinion trip. james. >>> all right. robin thank you. 4: 33. resetting the top story. a terror attack in istanbul have left a number of people killed and injured. there is an isis propaganda video that focuses on san francisco. the video has been circulating online and shots of the golden gate bridge and some other san francisco landmarks. right now the f.b.i. says it is evaluating the video and where it originated. kron4 talked with an expert that says it may in fire a lone wolf attack like the one in orlando. >> this is the isis propaganda video that focuses on such high profile places in san francisco such as the golden gate bridge. >> i think that the concern is that it is someone that is taking this video and it has the appearance of being real. >> rick smith is a former f.b.i. agent and he says th

somebody just a few of the handful of major projects and initiatives the completion and opening of doyle tried last your central subway is also well underway. on-time and on budget. we've seen the entire replacement of beauty sleep. call the vehicle and hybrid vehicles and the like all happening the first order of light rail vehicles is also being built right now. we are seeing hundreds of miles of street resurfacing and that benefits everyone. motorists, pedestrians, cyclists, as much other as voters because everyone uses the streets we do have a coordination program called followed paving that ensures all the different modes and needs are in considered when we repaid our streets. but it's not enough. so, i would just note here again, we have billions of dollars in need and what of the biggest advantages of having local funds is that we can prepare our projects to further idealism to plan with the community to put them forward for funding opportunities at the state and federal level they do come along. along with providing matching funds for those projects and in that way we make a proj

not only the way you saw it in the doyles but in the common tear. we have philosophical difference. threat in a different way. people say we need stronger policy really say this is absolutely preposterous. those who say we need to be more loving loved it it's a big philosophical divide. we had the same issue with gun control. >> thank you for that. >> thank you. >> looks like tony robbins has some explaining to do after dozens of people get burned walking on hot coals. looking for a deal on suv? we have "fox & friends" out on our plaza with that lincoln. ♪ let it roll ♪ down the highway ♪ let it roll now you can't spell nutriam i right?t nut, i mean whose to say it's pronounced nu-triton, anyway? my mixes contain delicious nuts, specially blended for your optimal nut-rition. that's right, i just changed a word in the english dictionary, forever. planters. nutrition starts with nut. ♪ get your motor running. >> good morning, everybody. the popularity fueling auto sales. here are some of the best deals. the chief of automobile magazine. good morning. >> hello. >> tell me about this li