this is elizabeth warren.he quote from her talking about the situation where hillary clinton changed her mind and ended up doing what wall street wanted on the bankruptcy vote in terms of credit card protection from credit card debt from bankruptcy. elizabeth warren at the end of a ten-year attempt at this and losing it. here's what she describe s to michael shearer. she said they really did shove it down my throat sideways and "they" includes hillary clinton. >> elizabeth warren cares passionately about a subset of important issues. that's probably why she is not running for president. so many people want her to run for president. i think she is focused on this set of economic issues that she thinks she can bring a lot of influence on from the senate. she has already brought a lot of influence from the senate and quite upshet she did not get her way on this bankruptcy law. there's a reason she is applying pressure now and i think bernie sanders is a proxy for her, people backing bernie sanders are the people

up next, the iran deal through elizabeth drew after this word from our sponsors. ♪ john: elizabeth drewicled the white house just released a book about the iran nuclear deal. she talks about the playacting surrounded the deal beginning with seeming democrats. elizabeth: most of them act that it is terrific. they have to look like they have given praise and consideration. john: on the republican side almost everybody has come out and announced the deal. they have made slightly full's of themselves -- fools of themselves. you say that they are undermining the position. do you mean politically or substantially? elizabeth: both. they are just automatically against it. the person to watch his bob corker of tennessee. he has not denounced it. he has raised questions about it. if he comes out for or a resolution that modifies it he can probably bring about five or so republican senators. john: the key democratic character is chuck schumer someone who is saying he has not read the deal so he will not say anything. obviously, not a very strong -- a strong supporter of israel. tell me about the c

elizabeth: it was a constitutional struggle.he president going to be held accountable to any branch of the government? he was defying the courts, the congress and the public, obviously. it was not forgone that the president would be impeached. he would have been impeached in the house and probably convicted in the senate because enough evidence came out at the last minute. the upside was the house judiciary committee -- a lot of them quite ordinary and they rose to it. there was james madison -- very serious and thoughtful about it. against the odds, they came up with article -- three articles of impeachment that were accepted widely by and they did it in the senate and a bipartisan way. try that again. john: congratulations. nice to see you. our thanks to elizabeth drew and get the new paperback version of "washington journal." up next, our most creative viewer. ♪ john: our thanks to a very special viewer for making this and telling us how to get to sayonara street. mark: until next week, as we say on sayonara street, sayonara.

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elizabeth: i do choir-- stacy: mm-hmm. elizabeth: and that's really fun. jessica: for her part, elizabeth seems comfortable with her decision to start working on college early. jessica: so you're not overwhelmed by it? elizabeth: no, i'm not. jessica: no, she isn't. now, if you'd like to hire a private college counselor, experts say make sure you look for one who is accredited, and expect a dent in your pocketbook. a private college counselor can cost you anywhere from $3,000 to $5,000 on the high end, depending on how many hours they spend with your students. okay, now to some education headlines. ten teachers from california will have their day in court in the highest court in the land. the supreme court has taken on a closely watched case over mandatory union fees. those ten teachers say they shouldn't have to pay dues to the california teachers association because they're not members of the union. teachers who are union members pay around $1,000, according to the filing. teachers who are not members pay around $650. now, the union collects money from n

applause] senator elizabeth warren: so look, i get it. i know that building an agency to keep people from getting cheated on credit cards and mortgages may not be on your bucket list. it sure wasn't on mine. at least, it wasn't on my bucket list until it was on my bucket list. and that is really the point. i believed in the good that this little agency could do and so i fought for it.

and net roots always has a favorite, and it looks like it was elizabeth warren then time. revolving door issue and cabinet appointments, she's going to be very strong on and this is not the last we've heard of it from her. >> absolutely, what happens too often is that the public chooses the president and wall street chooses the appointees. what elizabeth warren is doing is putting a bright line on this issue, saying any potential president should make a commitment now to support a bill by cami baldwin that would say if you are in the private sector you can't get a multi-million payout to supposedly help compensate you for your sacrifice but to in effect buy you off. this is something she had been working on since before she came into the senate, and it's something the public's complete lay with her on. >> do you know that net roots nation gave her a big round of applause for that. and martin o'malley and bernie sanders said they agreed with that, but not a word, not a word from hillary clinton, who did not go to net roots and has not responded to this tammy baldwin bill or

>> guillermo: elizabeth. >> jimmy: oh, yes, elizabeth. hello, elizabeth. oh my gosh.zabeth needs mouth-to-mouth immediately! all right, anything you'd like to say to the judges, elizabeth? >> just, get ready for the best belly flopping ever. >> jimmy: count it down, we're going to see how this goes. here we go. >> guillermo: three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let see. instant replay, if we could. for a very little person, you know what she got a lot, she hit a lot of surface area. that is how you do it. let's go to the judges for their scores. we'll start with mark cuban. >> it's got to be a 10. [ cheers and applause ] i'd pay to watch her get wet. >> jimmy: hannah? >> i'm going to give her a 10. >> jimmy: also a 10. and finally, aunt chippy? >> i don't have a 10 but i 11 you an 11! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: aunt chippy, turn the thing around, turn what around? i've got a 9 over here -- >> jimmy: give her a 9. a zero, a nine what is it? >> i gave her 10. >> jimmy: all right. >> i didn't give her this. i gave her that. >> jimmy: we're going to g

elizabeth castañeda: gracias. damián trujillo: bueno, son buenas noticias, ¿verdad?tiende el horario de cuándo están abiertas las bibliotecas de san josé.

people were praising it like elizabeth warren. it was the most self-absorbed so-called praise of her husband i have ever seen. >> i expect nothing less from elizabeth warren. 37 years ago she asked her husband to marry her. it is 2015. 37 years later, but sorry future husband i am not going to propose to you. are you serious that people don't like the defined gender roles, but i will call it as it is. i prefer the guy to propose to the girl. >> isn't that the thing? she says i proposed to my husband. everyone cheers and it says she is breaking down the gender roles roles and good for her. they act like that's what it is supposed to be. what good of breaking them down if they are not there in the first place? >> did she marry a man or a woman? >> there you go. >> amber, you are speaking my language on every issue. >> i disagree that she was breaking the gender roleses. according to custom it is normal for the squaws to propose to the braves. >> i love this guy. i used the term squaw and everyone acted like i was politically incorre

granddaughter of john and elizabeth hatton preston of virginia. those are the progenitors of the huge preston family that is going to play and immense role in the civil war in kentucky and in virginia. it is interesting in the center shaft underneath which elizabeth humphreys todd is buried, she has on her stone "in memory of my voice -- samuel todd, david todd, alexander todd, all confederate soldiers. what is interesting about the children is that not only were all of the sons of that marriage confederate officers or soldiers but nearly everyone of the daughters married confederate soldiers or confederate officers. you can take a look at a few of them. over here is the stone of emily.

elizabeth castañeda: el reto está yendo muy bien.l reto. y vamos a ofrecer muchos buenos premios. es un reto donde queremos que los niños y los padres, y quien sea que quieran registrarse para el reto, pero para que ellos lean por lo menos 20 minutos al día y se enteren de los servicios que ofrecen las bibliotecas públicas. y luego después ellos pueden ir a recibir premios y pueden entrar a una rifa ya al final del programa, que es el 31 de julio, recibir como un paquete que los prepara más para la escuela si son niños o cosas que ayudan más a los padres de familia que les gusta leer. les damos también a ellos premios que les ayudarían a ellos. damián trujillo: mira, y quizás hay padres que estén escuchando o viendo que digan, "bueno, estamos en tiempo de vacación de verano. ¿para qué llevo a mi hijo o a mi hija a leer a la biblioteca? no está en la escuela". ¿cuáles son las consecuencias si nuestros hijos e hijas no leen durante los tiempos de verano? elizabeth castañeda: si no leen pues se retrasan y no están preparados para el año

. >> and i'm elizabeth prann. welcome to "america's headquarters" from washington. >>> donald trump is drawing criticism but is drawing record crowds at campaign stops as his message's nats withresonates with some people. a border state with issues such as immigration and drug smuggling front and center. hi peter. >> reporter: that's right. elizabeth it's not that much of a supply governor scott walker is expected to officially announce his run for president monday. it was a big surprise that last night his twitter account showed a message saying scott is in. oops. all we know now is twitter says we're looking into today's issue and have determined the walker team was not at fault. meanwhile, others who have announced their intention continue to campaign like senator marco rubio who says his run is personal. >> this country owes me nothing. america owes me absolutely nothing. i have a debt to america i will never repay. this is not just the country i grew up in this changed the history of my family. >> reporter: a

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let's look at the reality here elizabeth.re has never been nor is there now cash in a social security trust fund. it's a bookkeeping entry. it gives them an excuse. >> explain that. so there's no lockbox for social security. >> no no. >> what happens? >> what's scary is the payroll tax does not create a right to your social security benefits. the supreme court has already ruled on that. who do you think is right here? do you agree with what mike just said? >> well in a way. i mean there probably are reforms necessary. we don't have the intestinal ford tud to do it in this country, but i think they should look at potentially raising the retirement age to 1k368 69 but further out than christie wants which is what simpson bowls wanted to do. >> i think christie has the right idea. 25 years, two years. raising the retirement age, that's acceptable. >> do you think that would work? >> no. i think it's a bad idea. promises were made. they were idiotic promised but they were made. let's give young people the option to get out of tha

but you know there are twos different -- i mean for example, playing elizabeth i and elizabeth ii arefferent challenges because obviously, elizabeth ii is alive. everybody knows what she sounds like talks like. walks like. and so you know it's incumbent upon me to at least you know fulfill that you know the impersonation side of the role. it was fascinating playing elizabeth i because you know her image was highly controlled. you know she -- she would only be painted in a certain way. you know she crowed her own image. she was brilliant at sort of representing herself as the a symbol and as a brand, if you like. and hen when i came to elizabeth ii, again, now there's a lot of very controlled actual sort of document tritt you know. it's actually extremely controlled all the images of the queen. including the video. but and so in a way, looking at those videos didn't really help me much. and then i thought you know what why not go back and look at the portraits because she has been painted a lot. i thought you know what, i'm just another portraitist here i'm just another portraitist. my

. >> [applause] senator elizabeth warren: that is how it works. >> [applause] senator elizabeth warren: so look, i get it. i know that building an agency to keep people from getting cheated on credit cards and mortgages may not be on your bucket list. it sure wasn't on mine. at least, it wasn't on my bucket list until it was on my bucket list. and that is really the point. i believed in the good that this little agency could do and so i fought for it. even when people told me i couldn't win. the truth i learned along the way was pretty basic. you can't win what you don't fight for. so, i say to each of you, you want to change something? nobody is going to give it to you. you've got to fight for it. i wanted to be here today not just to be on the same stage where the boston symphony orchestra, james taylor, and lady gaga do their stuff. i wanted to be here because i believe in what you can do. i believe in what you can do if you fight for what you believe in. no matter the odds, no matter who you are up against, if you fight, amazing things can happen. amazing things will happen. after

queen elizabeth mimics the gesture followed by her uncle. it was taken in 1933, long before the atrocities of world war ii came into focus. >> it was about six months queen elizabeth. >> reporter: dickie arbiter is the former press secretary to the queen. >> they didn't know until very much later in the '30's. >> reporter: that's when public opinion toward hitler evolved. the soccer team came under fire for performing the salute in berlin. the opinion didn't stop prince edward from flirting with fascism. he became a known nazi sympathizer. after abdicating to marry, he met hitler and spent time with his troops. stig abell called it one of the earliest records of edward's nazi support. >> led by a man from the british royal family nazi salute to a video. >> reporter: the release was three weeks after the queen made her visit. in a written statement today buckingham palace said: "it's disappointing that film shot eight decades ago apparently from her majesty's personal family archive has been obtained and, exploited in this manner. buckingham

thanks elizabeth.has many beach goers on edge this fourth of july weekend. 11 people bitten since mid may. what's causing this bizarre spike and what do we need to know as you are heading to the beach. let's ask the co-founder joe. >> thanks for having me. >> i did the shark dive at the long island aquarium. >> different environment when you are in a cage. >> totally different ballgame when you are submecialgdz with them. >> why is this happening right now? >> different theories. more bait fish in the area. warmer waters and things like that. some of it is a natural cycle of things there are a lot of people in the water. >> there is a natural way that these sharks are misidentifying. they are going in for a bite or nibble. not attacking. they are. >> they don't have hands they get tactile information by mouthing something. we as humans are not great prey we have a lot of bones and not a lot of flesh. people aren't getting eaten they are getting tested. >> tons of people at beach for the fourth of july

elizabeth humphreys is the great granddaughter of john and elizabeth hatton preston of virginia.re the progenitors of the huge preston family that is going to play and immense role in the civil war in kentucky and in virginia. it is interesting in the center shaft underneath which elizabeth humphreys todd is buried, she has on her stone "in memory of my voice -- samuel todd, david todd, alexander todd, all confederate soldiers. what is interesting about the children is that not only were all of the sons of that marriage confederate officers or soldiers but nearly everyone of the daughters married confederate soldiers or confederate officers. you can take a look at a few of them. over here is the stone of emily. emily todd married benjamin hardin hell who became a brigadier general and died. emily's sister, catherine, mary william wallace herr, from jefferson county, kentucky. he joined the confederate effort early and became the aid to benjamin hardin helms. major william wallaceherr took benjamin wallace off the battlefield after he was mortally wounded. kitty todd and william w

is elizabeth newman and work place policy and legislative analyst for department on status of women. our director wishes she could be here today but wanted to come and speak in the charter amendment to enhance paid parental leave for city employees. we know the paid leave for sth care and bond wg a new chileds has tremendous benefits for the children and families. paid leave leads to healthier babies. according to the national institute of child health breast feeding reu results fewer infection, better survive decreased allergies. studies found there are fewer symptoms of depression with women who take leave than those who return to work before 12 weeks. paid parental leave increases women life time praijs by keeping mothers in the work force. we are very proud of san francisco for providing 12 weeks of paid parental leave however we know we can do better and there are 2 especially important reasons why the chairfcks to san franciscos paid leave program are so necessary and why the department on the status of women supports them. first providing each working 12 weeks of paid leave ca

speak to elizabeth warren, if you go back to robert reuben, that was wall street.hat is she saying to hillary clinton? maybe that's to all the candidates. but she's essentially saying no, you're not going the way your husband did. >> elizabeth warren is saying what she has always said. this is not a new message from her. i think it's notable that when hillary clinton spoke at this iowa dinner on friday she did not talk about the democratic opponents at all. she only went after the republicans. and i think it's worth noting that this for her is the easier thing to do. it's easy for her to say, republicans are in the wrong front on climate change. they're the backwards party. i think it's more difficult for her and we've seen this over and over again to talk about issues like trade policy or minimum wage. the things where someone like elizabeth warren or bernie sanders really want to go after her for. i think that is her bigger challenge right now. >> can she get away with it is the question? can she focus on the republicans and say, okay, i'm getting pressure on the

brent crude now in bare market territory, elizabeth. >> well, i think it is. it's certainly part of our forecast. actually the lower oil prices are a double-edged sword. it is good in terms of the petro price at the pump and the impact that has on consumption and actually what we've seen in the first couple of quarters is the british have responded as you'd expect them to to lower preess by going out and spending. >> does this change the boe's timetable as to when they're going to change prices? mark carney two weeks back said we could see a rate rise in 2015. >> absolutely. the expectations have been coming steadily forward. some expect it before the end of the year. for ourselves, we're still happy with our forecast which is february 2016. >> how much of this do you expect elizabeth, because usually they can be quite large. how much attention should we be paying? >> the preliminary release is obviously with half of the data. you always taket with a little pinch of salt. however, with don't have a strong sense of it being revised up or down and i don't think

elizabeth tried one of those.he strike zone if the strike zone was more of a ball. >> move of an end zone. >> thank you. >> more of an end zone. >> soccer goal. >> yeah. >> hey field. >> a hay field. >> work in progress. she was a lacrosse player. baseball is new to her. i don't know if the heels really helped either. >> no the heels, they sort of inhibited, you know the angle that i was releasing the ball but i was able to work on my change-up. i was bragging about it. my velocity is pretty killer. i think i can probably teach you a few things. >> are you playing tonight, darryn? >> i am today, yeah. we're in chicago right now. >> hey, darryn did you get to watch any of the show the last couple of days? if so how do you think elizabeth did anchoring the show this weekend? >> tread lightly. >> i think she did great. you guys work with her but i've got to live with her. i'm excited. it's a positive weekend as long as we don't come home with one of those dogs. we have enough dogs already. >> you know what i learned

elizabeth cook, kpix 5.zabeth cook, kpix 5. >>> and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> we'll be >>> well, coming up tonight at 5:00 the potential headaches for homeowners who install solar packages. how it could make it harder to sell or refinance your home. that story and more at 5:00. >>> and roberta has also promised us that sunday the sun will come back. >> we are going to have some sun inland today but for the most part it will be partly cloudy tomorrow, full sunshine away from the coast over the weekend. >> warming trend later? >> we are going to have a warming trend over the weekend, 80s inland and 90s next week. >> i'm loving this cool weather. >> the want it >> nicole: i think back to when i first came here, and my attitude towards you was just uncalled for. i get embarrassed about it. >> maya: why? >> nicole: well, i was so selfish about everything. i had this piece of information on you that i could use, so i did, like all of the pain that you want

>> here's the problem, elizabeth.k an army overnight and take six months to rebuild a ground service. i ought to know. i did that. i joined the army in the 607ss and fought in veetietnamvietnam. the barracks were a racial battleground. as a captain i use to have to carry a pistol in the barracks to defend myself against our own soldiers. >> are we heading back to that? >> armies break morally, not physically. when lieu tenttenants leave an institution and no longer believe in it and they get pink slips, an institution like the army begins a slow painful process of desin grags. >> i want to get your incites on this. it's something we've talked about a lot and that's the issue of russia. as we saw, a number of generals are starting to sound the alarm bells once again about the russian bare and july 4th we know a couple of russian bombers threw within 39 miles of the u.s. coast not only in california but in hasalaska and the greeting from a russian pilot to an american pilot, good morning american pilots. we are here to

elizabeth newman [inaudible] if dhr wishes to speak or anyone has questions we have staff here >> good afternoon supervisors. i am once again proud to be part of san francisco leading the way of the city and the country in this. i think in terms of early childhood we know the importance of the first few years of life with all that development and how it is so important to have a safe and nurching virementd for up to 3 year olds and paid parental leave is a policy that is important. a advocate for paid parental leave, we think 9 months would be a good time but i hope this is first step showing the country what we can do in the country for paid parental leave. i do want to say there are 2 other really important policies that may you will consider in terms of early childhood, home visiting and one and >> what is home visiting? >> having a health nurse or health worker visiting mothers and fathers when their babies are born and it shows a huge reduction in depression and infant/toddler development and it is one of the things that will be really important for us to do. we have some programs

elizabeth what is it you what is the best strategy for parents.hose students so they don't fall behind or is it even great students and helping them g get ahead. >> it's for everyone. we've all been there. we've been the student having trouble with something and the student who maybe understood something. to make learning accessible ---ible to anyone. everyone has the capacity to learn. sign your students up. everything is completely free. you can practice the math you learned last year in school so you feel ready to start the school year off strong or learn anything else that interests you. math science art history medicine. we have it on condemn. >> i was looking on your twitter page. 64% of first generation at condemn has been meaningful. reaction to that -- sit -- is this the end of constituters where you call up and -- tutors. >> every week we have a weekly company meeting where we review one of the testimonials. today we're hearing from a four-year-old going back to school to get her ged and what that means. some statistics are great when yo

also elizabeth warren raises money.is a lot, but she headlines fund-raisers and she raises money. her support would bring more money to the table, too. it would be definitely an additional shot in the arm for bernie sanders if he got someone like elizabeth warren's support. but bernie sanders has a cross-section issue. his defenders get offended when you say it. when you look at his crowds they're not very diverse. and the democratic party is a very heterogenius party. the winning coalition for obama was three out of every four asians, three out of every four hispanics. record number of african african-american african-americans. jews. we're not seeing that cross-section with him. and they get offended, the supporters, don't get offended. fix it. >> he addressed that last night. >> right. >> and he supposedly is dealing with that. let me ask you this. when you look at a poll that says in iowa 91% of iowa democrats think the federal government should try to reduce income inequality. >> yeah. >> is that what this race is

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queen elizabeth fields betrayed after a tabloid published a picture of her giving a mock nazi salute, ago. abc news reporter has the the details. >> reporter: shock and anger to night from buckingham palace after video surfaces of then 7-year-old queen elizabeth ii giving the nazi salute. london tabloid newspaper the sun publishing footage of the queen with princess margaret, the queen mum and their uncle edward viii. the sun running a still image from 17 second video on the front page calling it a matter of historical significance. not everyone grez. awe -- agrees. >> people will do anything to sell papers. >> she was too young to realize what she was doing and being influenced by older people. >> reporter: the video believed to have been shot in 1933 as hitler was rising to power as furor of germany. and courting european nobility. >> even if the gesture had had the connotations then it does now sunny would 6 or 7, and would have had no idea what she was doing. >> edward viii abdicated the thrown to marry wallace simpson. edward friend leap with hitler at the time. unlike her uncle,

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abc's elizabeth hur is tracking the latest. good morning elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning to you. you know authorities say every day officers are told to be aware of their surroundings but this holiday weekend they've actually been warned to be extra alert with large crowds out celebrating, sadly attracting possible attackers. from los angeles to philadelphia boston and atlanta, police this morning fully deployed in new york city, the state-of-the-art command center is activated with heavily armed units on street the water and the skies. on the washington mall preparations also under way for every emergency. and this massive response at the washington navy yard police say is proof they are ready for anything. reports of an active shooter yesterday turned out to be a false alarm but the scare comes as warnings are issued for the potential for terrorism. >> we take every event here in washington serious and our posture remains high and will continue for the fourth. >> reporter: in addition to troubling social media chatter th

. >>> now, dozens of schools in the south african city of port elizabeth of shut. and people are protesting over the shortage. typier, al jazerra tania paige has more. >> reporter: with no schools open trouble bruise in northern port elizabeth. police are close by. they fired tear gas and rubber bullets in to the crowd before so people are on edge. [ chant chanting we want school ] >> reporter: some of these children go to school in classrooms containing more than 100 pupils, they are demanding more teachers. >> it's not right that you must sit? the class and there are no teachers there. they take the teachers way. and don't want to at that pau the teachers. they want the teachers to stay a w56789 all these children say they want to be in school. but after years offing is their educational needs ignored this pro zest the only way of getting anyone to pay attention. the protest closed 30 identity schools. he says it's incompetence and a lack of accountability for government leaders that's to blame. >> nobody has the political will to help. that's a sad state for me

elizabeth of hungary, has been a beacon in the community since 1892. this church has also served the deaf community, by offering special masses and gatherings. >> it is their loss more than anyone else's, i think. >> reporter: from st. elizabeth to our lady of peace, where parishioners held tightly to hope through the night, old and young gathered to keep vigil. >> it's really devastating for me and most of the community. >> reporter: ian made his first communion here. now he's praying for a miracle. >> it's so much just a church. >> reporter: the final breaking of bread, the final blessing, the final moments of mass sent pain through the pews. outside, there were emotional embraces. >> we're not saying goodbye. >> reporter: and plenty of tears. >> this has been a family. this has been our home. and we've been kicked out of our house. and there's no reason for it. we're financially secure. >> reporter: joan romanelly and other catholics are looking past the new york archdiocese for a response, a miracle, from a higher power. >> when i wake up sunday mo