with that let me say thank you and turned over to my elizabeth elizabeth ames. [applause] >> good evening. it's good to be here and i would like to talk a little bit about that chapter, chapter 5 which is money and morality, how debates and money to base a society and people have found this chapter particularly thought-provoking about money. starts out with that quote a famous quote from john maynard keynes and i will read it and in its entirety. lenin was certainly right. there is no set -- subtler sure means of overturning the existing society than to the bots the currency. the process engages all the hidden forces of economic laws on the side of distraction and it does it in a manner in which not one man in a million is able to diagnose. and we say in the book that unstable money is a little bit like carbon monoxide. it's odorless and colorless. if you don't know the damage it's doing until it's nearly too late and people are really not always aware when the government is tweaking the currency and they only see the effects which is one reason why debasing mon

with that let me say thank you and turned over to my elizabeth elizabeth ames. [applause] >> good evening. it's good to be here and i would like to talk a little bit about that chapter, chapter 5 which is money and morality, how debates and money to base a society and people have found this chapter particularly thought-provoking about money. starts out with that quote a famous quote from john maynard keynes and i will read it and in its entirety. lenin was certainly right. there is no set -- subtler sure means of overturning the existing society than to the bots the currency. the process engages all the hidden forces of economic laws on the side of distraction and it does it in a manner in which not one man in a million is able to diagnose. and we say in the book that unstable money is a little bit like carbon monoxide. it's odorless and colorless. if you don't know the damage it's doing until it's nearly too late and people are really not always aware when the government is tweaking the currency and they only see the effects which is one reason why debasing mon

i'm elizabeth parr arn am. also ahead. new york ideas police department says it's in a state of war after the killing of two officers. >> it is a disaster. this happened before >>> riding out the slide. gulf countries stand by their decision not to cut oil production. plus... >> this is a gift which i received from my friend saddam husse hussein >>> a syrian war criminal back home and rebuilding his political career. >>> we begin in tunisia where the candidate for the secular tunis party claimed victory in the country's historic presidential election. beji caid essebsi's claim has been dismissed by moncef marzouki, who says it's too early i to call a winner. the official result expected on monday. we go to tunis. >> reporter: starting early in the morning tunisians lined up at the polls, waiting for their turn to create history. for the first time people choosing their president. beji caid essebsi under the minister, and moncef marzouki, the interim president who took charge following the 2011 revolution. beji caid essebsi

i am elizabeth in doha. also on on the program.rra leone imposes a two-week lockdown in a remote region after a surge in ebola infections. >>> fears of an ecological disaster in bangladesh after an oil spill. >>> and north korea accused after a haka tack which laid bare company secrets at a major hollywood studio. ♪ ♪ >>> the head of the cia has defended their techniques. he says they acted within the law and says information from detainees helped track down osama bin laden. patty culhane reports. >> reporter: in unprecedents news conference, a sign of just how much pressure the cia feels. their director invited the media to their head quarters to try to explain the torture that happened at secret prisons like this one. 119 men held. 26 of those were innocent. >> in a limited number of cases agency officers used interrogation techniques that had not been authorized, were abhorrent and rightly should be repute 80ed by all. >> reporter: but because of the 500 plus page report we know what the cia bosses authorized. confinement in a w

i am elizabeth. also address.er a long night of wrangler and four drafts, ideal of sorts is reached in peru on ways to curb c on. two emissions. >>> japan heads to the polls in the snap election abe says is a referendum on his economic policies. and a mouse and a mist rim the story of a long-lost painting which reappeared in the movies. ♪ ♪ >>> the prime minister of haiti has resigns. it comes after months of violent protests in the capital port-au-prince, demonstrators are calling for long delayed elections and for the president to also step down. dominick kane has more. >> reporter: in recent weeks, protests like these have sprung up in the haitian capital. now they are spread to go otherr cities. the people are calling for the president and prime minister to fall. >> translator: no magic wand can safe lamont. or martelli. there is no way they can be saved. >> reporter: on friday, michelle had said that he would accept the resignation of his prime minister as part of a plan to reach eye new consensual government

i am elizabeth. also ahead.s of pro sad owe but little fund an exclusive report on the police recruits it's hoped will bolster the fight against isil in iraq. two bomb attacks killed dozens of people in northern nigeria. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. slams north korea's human rights record describing life there as a living nightmare. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin in syria where thousands of people trapped by fighting could soon be getting much-needed aid. the world health organization says it's been given approval to deliver tons of medical surprise to parts of aleppo and damascus. infectious diseases are on the rise in those besieged areas as zeina reports, and a warning you ma i find some pictures in her report disturbing. >> reporter: hygiene-related diseases are on the rise in syria. this girl was diagnosed with a parasitic infection that is spread by flies. according to doctors, cases like these show how the crumbling and worsening living conditions in rebel-held areas affecting people. >> translator: we have no pesti

was going steve forbes and elizabeth ames, economic troubles. later a look at the rise of high-frequency traders in the stock market with michael lewis. >> wednesday books about presidents. first, the roosevelts, an intimate history. james madison, and that 9:45 pm former pres. george w. bush with a a book about former president george herbert walker bush, portrait of my father. >> wednesday a a discussion of how religion affects decision-making at the supreme court. >> i would say that in the hobby lobby case having to do with the private business refusing to provide contraceptive health coverage for female employees, i would say that justice alito's opinion in that case very much was influenced by his religious preferences. to accept the notion, the corporation which is an artificial, some religious belief system aside from being pretty close to ludicrous, it is highly debatable in terms of social philosophy. i do think that the justice went into the case believing that corporations because they are in some sense people we will probably are ca

i'm elizabeth prahran am, also ahead. a city divided - new york's police officer says it's in a state of war after the killing of two officers. >>> going nowhere, heavy fog triggers travel chaos in india's capital. >>> plus, a tide of anger rises in nicaragua, as

i'm elizabeth prahran am, also ahead. a city divided - new york's police officer says it's in a state of war after the killing of two officers. >>> going nowhere, heavy fog triggers travel chaos in india's capital. >>> plus, a tide of anger rises in nicaragua, as the government perhaps to break ground for a new waterway. >>> we begin in tunisia where the candidate for the secular tunize party is claiming victory in the historic presidential election. beji caid essebsi's claim has been dismissed by his rival moncef marzouki. the official results are expected on monday. we go to tunis. >> reporter: starting early in the morning, tunisians lined up on the polls, waiting for their turn to make history. for the first time in their lives, people freely choosing their president. on the ballot paper two names - a former minister under the deposed dictator, banally, and moncef marzouki who took control. beji caid essebsi oversaw mass crackdown on potential, and the suppression. those that voted for him say he's the only one capabl

about how one man stayed local and helped seven american town at 9:30 p.m., steve forbes and elizabeth ames on "money o." at 10:25 p.m. eastern, michael lewis tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. there is a look at some of the programs you will find christmas day on the c-span networks. holiday festivities start at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span with the lighting of the national christmas tree followed by the white house christmas decorations with first lady michelle obama and the lighting of the capitol christmas tree. just after 12:30 p.m., celebrity activists talk about their causes. at 8:00, supreme court justice samuel alito and former governor jeb bush on the bill of rights in the founding fathers. on c-span2 at 10 a clock a.m. eastern, venture into the art of good writing with steve pinker and at 12:30 p.m., see the feminist side of superheroes as we search the secret history of wonder woman. reading habits of authors and on american history tv on c-span3 at 8:00 a.m. eastern, the fall of the berlin wall with c-span footage of president george bush and bob dole with speeches from pre

i am elizabeth. also address. long night of wrangler and four drafts, ideal of sorts is reached in peru on ways to curb c on. two emissions. >>> japan heads to the polls in the snap election abe says is a referendum on his economic policies. and a mouse and a mist rim the story of a long-lost painting

man.ry 9:30, steve forbes and elizabeth ames on "money." 10:25, michael lewis and "flash boys."tarting at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. a look at some of the programs you will find christmas day. festivities start at 10:00 on c-span with the lighting of the national christmas tree, followed by the white house christmas decorations with michelle obama. and the lighting of the capitol christmas tree. activists talk about their causes. then at 8:00, samuel alito and jeb bush on the bill of rights and the founding fathers. on c-span2 at 10:00, venture into the art of good writing with steve pinker. then see the feminist side of a superhero. at 7:00 p.m., reading habits. 8:00 a.m., the fall of the berlin wall, with george bush and bob dole, speeches of john kennedy and ronald reagan. at noon, fashion experts on first lady fashions and how they represent the times in which they live. more thanrokaw on his 50 years on reporting on world events. that is christmas on the c-span networks. for a complete schedule, www.c-span.org. the white house recently hosted its annual tribal nations confere

. ♪ ♪ >>> god to have you with us, i am elizabeth in doha. these are the top stories on al jazerra.inister of haiti has resigned coming after months of anti-government protests that have spread from the cap tall port-au-prince to other parts of the country. demonstrate straighters also want the president to quit. >>> after a long night the wrangler delegates at climate conference have finally reached ideal. >>> and turkish police have searched the offices of a newspaper and tv station meant to exiled clerics, eight people have been detained and 24 others wanted to questioning. >>> the iraqi army says it's killed more than 100 fighters from the islamic state of iraq and the levant across anbar province in the last 24 hours. there has been intense fighting in the cities of ramadi, and the border crossing. coalition air strikes and iraqi security forces have been backed by tribes men on the ground, anbar has a mostly sunni population who are against isil, leaders are now calling for more weapons and ammunition to help in the battle. indonesia's president has toured an area devastated b

. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour, i'm elizabeth prarn am in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - up all night delegates reach a climate change deal in peru. critics say it doesn't go far enough. >> kurdish forces say they made advances against i.s.i.l. in the syrian border town of kobane >>> anti-government protests across the country in haiti >>> japan heads to the poll in a snap election. shinzo abe says it's a referendum on his economic policies. >>> delegates at a climate conference in lima agreed on a deal two days later on scheduled. the environment groups slammed it as a weak and ineffectual compromise. >> it lays the way for talks in paris in 2015. it asks countries to submit a plan by next year to tackle emissions. talks went over the original deadline after developing nations said rich countries should do more to pay for the fight against climate change. >> allow me to tell you this deal is not perfect, but respects the conditions of the parties, and is based on what has been proposed. with this text we are all winners, no exceptions.

i am elizabeth in doha. also on the program. the u.s.ate approves a new defense budget expanding the fight against isil. rescuers dig by rubbles for survivors after a man slide sweeps way over 100 homes in indonesia. and we report over how fears of afghanistan future raises concerns overwhelm's rights. ♪ ♪ >>> isil fighters have take he en over more territory in iraq's anbar province they have captured a village 12-kilometers west of romadi in fighting overnight. the head of the governor's council there has called for help from baghdad, that's where we are crossing live to now our coned end is standing by, what more can you tell us about the fighting in romadi? >> reporter: well, it's part of what's happening across anbar inning fortunately. that's the western province of iraq that's the country's businessest province. and it's an isil strong hold. just one village close to ramadi, but it's important because it's part of a strategic route between tribes that have turned against isil have been fighting them and the military operation cent

steve forbes and elizabeth ames discuss money, how the destruction of the dollar threatens the global economy and what we can do about it. finally michael lewis on his book, "flash boys," a wall street revolt. booktv prime time starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> c-span2 providing live coverage of the u.s. senate floor proceedings and key public policy events. every weekend, booktv, now for 15 years the only television network devoted to non-fiction books and authors. c-span2 created by the cable tv industry and brought to you as a public service by your local cable, and satellite provider. watch us in hd, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> the senate finance committee held a hearing on retirement savings and u.s. tax code with testimony from tax and retirement policy experts on the gap between how much americans are saving for retirement and how much they'll need. this is almost two hours. >> the finance committee will come to order. when you take a look at at the state of retirement savings in america, it's clear that something is out of whack. the american taxpaye

steve forbes and elizabeth ames on money.how the destruction of the dollar threatens the global economy and what we can do about it. michael lewis, on his book on high frequency trading, when computers, rather than humans buy and sell stocks based on complex algorithms. c-span2's booktv in prime time all week on c-span2. >> here's look at some of the programs you will find christmas day on the c-span networks. holiday festivities start at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span with the lighting of the national christmas tree. followed by the white house christmas decorations with first lady, michelle obama. and the lighting of the capitol christmas tree. and just after 12:30 p.m., celebrity activists talk about their causes. at 8:00, supreme court justice, samuel alito and former florida governor jeb bush on the bill of rights and founding fathers. at 10:00 a.m. eastern the art of good writing with steve pinker. at 12:30 see feminist side of superhero as jill lapore searches secret history of wonder woman. pamela paul and others talk a

for example, a highly-edited version of what elizabeth warren said. >> i am not running for presidentat is not what we are doing. i told the miami not running for president. i am not running for president. do you want me to put an exclamation point at the end? >> someone tweeted that her lips say no, but her eyes say yes. to what extent could she be or is a threat to hillary clinton at this moment? >> i have changed my view a little. her office affirms "the boston globe" made a big deal about the present tense about serving out her full term. >> how many people do you remember getting out of full-term pledges? one was named william jefferson clinton. >> she show this weekend that being aggressive and fiery to the party base, again to hillary clinton, who hides, is passive she is a threat not just because she might run but because of the kinds of things she says exposes how a lot of people in the party are not excited about hillary clinton. >> you and i have always said there is some chance hillary clinton might not run. the scenario in which he does not run appears to be very clear, w

i am elizabeth in doha. also on on the program.a leone imposes a two-week lockdown in a remote region after a surge i

i am elizabeth in doha. also on the program. the u.s.e approves a new defense budget expanding the fight against isil. rescuers dig by rubbles for survivors after a man slide sweeps way over 100 homes in indonesia. and we report over how fears of afghanistan future rai

i am elizabeth. also ahead.ro sad owe but little fund an exclusive report on the police recruits it's hoped will bolster the fight against isil in iraq. two bomb attacks killed dozens of people in northern nigeria. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. slamsth

are you worried about elizabeth warren? >> no i am not. this is tried and tested politics. william mckinley, the 25 food and president, he stated emphatically of person that makes $1 million a year has to be a crook. you always had this, the commission under fdr, andrew jackson going after the bank, any problem you have politicians and rich people, the easy target, either/or, they are rich and they must be bad. someone will run on a platform of that. elizabeth board is doing that. she wants income equality but doesn't want to make the poor richer, she wants to make the rich poor. that message why let resonates with her base won't resonate across the country. in the one she is the anti margaret thatcher arrived do believe. thanks very much. see you again soon. i want your opinion and that of other millennials if you can encompass it all. on wall street there is considerable hostility to wall street for most sectors of society. what about youngsters? >> extremely. they would rather go to the dentist and listen to the big bank. i would rather listen to the big bank but millenn

i'm elizabeth parr arn am. also ahead.k ideas police department says it's in a state of war after the killing of two officers. >> it is a disaster. this happened before >>> riding out the slide. gulf countries stand by their

>> i'm probably more in sync with elizabeth warren than i am with hillary clinton. but elizabeth washen isn't running. those on the right would like to create a contest between elizabeth warren and hillary clinton. the right would like to create the visions on the left to show dissention but i'm not sure that's the case at this point. >> are these well placed plants by the republicans or is this genuine analysis? >> this is genuine analysis. ed rogers has been around washington a long time. he served george w. bush and he's very progressmatic. if you read the article it's well thought out. it's coming from the people not only in washington. but around the country. they are look for alternatives to hillary. >> i believe hillary clinton may want elizabeth warren to be in it so she can set herself as a centrist. >> the country is clintoned out. we have seen these people. and we may be pushed out, too. you might be right. but one thing is for sure. hillary is a lot weaker today than she was in 2008 coming on the heels of serving a failed president. >> i would rather have

am more liberal than she is. think about ayou hillary clinton-elizabeth warren ticket as proposed by "the national review." caller: i think "the national review" is generally conservative and would like to have a ticket that would have less of a chance to lose -- or a greater chance to lose. jay here inat is d.c., and this is mark in california. hey, mark. mark in san jose. caller: can you hear me? host: we are listening. caller: i would like to see a war in-clinton ticket is that of a clinton-warren ticket. i think clinton is an asset, but i think warren's backbone and holding wall street accountable is very important. host: mark, what do you do in san jose? caller: i am an intern for a senator. a state senator or a national senator? caller: a national senator. host: either barbara boxer or dianne feinstein. caller: yes, i cannot tell you which. host: what are you studying? caller: public policy at berkeley. host: what to do you want to do with a degree? caller: maybe u.s. legislative advising full stop i do not know. tot: all right, good luck you. finally we will hear from leon in wilmington, north carol

love, spread the love♪ ♪all over the world ♪we've got to spread the love neil: you know, i am telling you, elizabeth democrats signing on to the spending bill proved it for me. >> why as you head out the door and a spending bill must be passed are you making it a priority to do wall street's bidding? who do you work for? wall street or the american people? neil: well, forbes says warren is off on the wall street. in fact, she's off the wall, period. he didn't say that. that was the gist where you were coming from. she was criticizing this effort to scale back some of the more onerous provisions. >> i say if you have a proper environment, wall street is essential, talking about capital raising in this country to move forward. steve jobs may have great ideas, if he didn't have capital to bring them to market, develop them, take the risk, it wouldn't have happened. a lot of risks don't work out. what happens when you have a trashy dollar, convoluted tax code, now dodd-frank, you have rules crushing bankers. hurting loans and small businesses. when these people say we're for the people, they push polici

. >> if you are the ceo of coke -- charles: elizabeth wore in. >> i am going to push back a minute.ve been reporting the difference. there is no worker walkout over this. boo-hoo to the ceo that gets upset. >> more information for the market. >> it became a lot of bad. >> that story did not go anywhere. it died on the vine. who cares. charles: the thing that worries me is i do think that this will be the central issue of 2016. we have this great american country. why are so many people not making money. elizabeth warner will run and, i think, she will beat hillary. the issue is, income inequality. how do you get there? could it be the regulatory dump truck? they don't more than 3000 new rules on companies? here is the thing on elizabeth warren. we want elizabeth warren to run. they have a grassroots infrastructure. this is a serious threat now to hillary clinton am. >> there are three lawmakers that have come out and they are fighting the fec on this rule. this could be part of the political fight that we see 42015. we now have a senate that will be ran by the republicans. when you

i am gretchen carlson. is elizabeth warren the new tea party leader for the democrats?he sony hack attack could affect anyone that wrote an e-mail. and here's a question for you. do dogs go to heaven when they die? the pope made interesting comments that opened the doggie door. see you in the top of the hour, see you then. >> with a twist in the sentencing retrial of jodi arias, after a three- day side-bar, the judge must decide whether to remove the death penalty and after new testimony that contradicts older testimony. and concerning the pornographic activity on the computer. the defense amounts that is prosecutorial misconduct. we have our attorneys. welcome to you both, gentlemen. >> thank you for having us. >> it was established that she killed the former boyfriend, and it seems like the issue of pornography on her computer is a secondary issue. but eric, why does it matter in the sentencing and how could it get the death penalty taken off of the table. >> the defense is using this for mitigation. they will show something that will save the lady's life. and in the

. >> my daughter, elizabeth, has got this thing nailed. i am blowing up about the house being a mess. i said you kids, i want you to put things back where they came from, and shea says it came from the floor. >> that is pretty good. >> she has a career. >> that's a great name for a horror movie. it came from the floor. >> especially in her room. >> it is like the new return to horror. >> or like yore -- like your home movie it ended up on the floor. >> it had to be scraped from the floor. or we tore the carpet out. >> dump it in the river. do you buy the uh poll scwee? would you dsh dash apology? would you date him? >> that's a lot of questions. i wouldn't date him. i would want him to be my divorce attorney. that would be great. >> i would be a richer man today. >> i think the apology is sincere because i doubt he apologizes often. i do think he is crabby because there was no fiber in that order. he is a little uptight. there was a lot of protein and adlot of spice, so he is uncomfortable. i am all about good business, and i love when restaura

understand why a guy with that kind of knowledge would not be the kind of guy that you and elizabeth warren could support. i amystified -- >> let me back up. and bank of america both would have gone under as with many other banks. your plenty of commercial banks that were involved. -- you have plenty of commercial banks that were involved. doreference to mr. weiss, i not know the guy personally. i cannot speak to is he a good person or not. i'm sure he is a very good person. the point is, we have a history of horrible regulation. .e have regulators many of these people were the brightest students at the best liberal arts colleges. the fact was, the best and brightest ailed us. -- failed us. all those people were there during the housing bubble years. we need people who have their first priority focus on the public. other mr. weiss fits that bill, i do not know. baker -- dean baker. we will be back. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." erik schatzker is off. we brought in a special cohost, bill cohen. before we get into more time together -- >> special holiday time. >> the top global business stories of the mo

liberal democrats, including elizabeth warren of massachusetts, opposed the weakened banking regulations. >> now, i am here today to ask my republican colleagues who don't want to see another wall street bailout-- >> reporter: and conservative republicans led by texas senator ted cruz delayed debate on the bill to protest president obama's immigration action. >> this point of order is targeted, not for the entire omnibus but specifically to the dhs funding that the president has announced will be spent unconstitutionally. >> reporter: but the delay that kept senators working all day saturday actually worked in the democrats' favor, they used the extra time to advance more than 20 presidential nominations before their party loses control of the chamber next year. and they still found time to spread some holiday cheer. new jersey's cory booker tweeted this photo of several of his colleagues singing christmas carols as they ate dinner just outside of the senate chamber with the hashtag "cr omnibus carols." jeff, it doesn't look like that hashtag is trending but don't expect the holiday spirit to last int

this is "outnumbered" and i am andrea and here today is harris faulkner, elizabeth mcdonald is back and today's #is one lucky guy and former prosecutor and veteran defense attorney. mark. and mark you are outnumbered again. >> that is the story of my life. kids outnumber me at home and at court. this is the best time. weather to join us on the couch.

. >> i think this was put out by elizabeth warren or karl rove is behind this. >> yes, and i am hopingy eaton are not watching this or they are wretching uncontrollably. you can do. it but if i was hillary clinton and before they say rock bottom with hillary rodham, i would demand they take it off the air. if you want to help me, stop. stop helping. >> the super pack that put this out, they have a focus on latinos and getting the latino vote out. do you think this ad will crush in that market? >> it is so well calibrated. >> i don't get that excited when i think of an entitled super wealthy person in politics for decades ascending to the white house. it doesn't make me want to sing. it sort of makes me want to cry a little bit. >> joanne, they want this song to help hillary breakthrough the glass ceiling, but the glass ceiling seems to be below them as shown in the video. it is like a car windshield. it confuses me. >> that's because the ceiling tends to move and we need to move forward with it. i should really work for them. i can do something a lot better than this. it is a shame. th

liberals hear elizabeth warren using the presence tent when she says i am not running for president. ressives think that may lead to her running in the future. it is really important to remember that his elizabeth warrant has said she will finish her senate term, which isn't up until 2018. so he into not be around to run for president until 2016. >> you have martin o'malley, the soon to be former governor, he admitted it's tough raising money and pushed off his decision. -- bernie saunders today, the independent socialist from vermont, has said he will make a decision whether he'll run for president by the end of february and says he doesn't want to do it unless he can do well and that means winning. so hillary clinton will have there somebody running against her. >> all right. campaign carl cameron. don't call him that for nothing. good to see you. >>> now let's bring in another cameron, cameron joseph, staff write are for "the hill" newspaper. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i don't know if you could hear or watch carl but he brought up a lot of names. if je

this is "outnumbered" and i am andrea and here today is harris faulkner, elizabeth mcdonald is back and today's #is one lucky guy and former prosecutor and veteran defense attorney. mark. and mark you are outnumbered again. >> that is the story of my life. kids outnumber me at home and at court. this is the best time. weather to join us on the couch. >> what's going on out there? >> it's new york, it's winter time. >> it's the holiday season. >> that's the time it's okay for it to be cold. >> we've got a lot of great legal stories. holiday party, we're going to get your advice on that, but first straight to politics. congress narrowly avoiding a government shutdown after a dramatic vote last night, approving a $1 trillion spending bill to keep the government open through september, but it almost didn't happen as two of the most influential leaders in congress split from the white house over provisions in the bill to roll back regulations on wall street and ease campaign finance laws. here's house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> this is a ransom, this is blackmail. you don't get a bill

horrific if just wish that more demcrat women is in country, like senator elizabeth warren and barbara boxer and feminists like gloria stein am would speak out against should rae use law. they're supposed be the party of women but they're silent. millioned of women in the middle east and africa are suffering grave, grave human rights violations. >> maybe what pakistan is doing right now is just deflecting, and hoping that people and folks in their country are upset more at hollywood and america so they're not aware of the nuttery going on in theirs country. >> they're trying to change the subject. they have much greater problems than some hollywood television show i haven't seen. much greater political problems because taliban, these radical jihaddist movements are spreading over the middle east and could they take over pakistan? never say never. they're a powerful force. so i think they need to focus on minding their own store. >> it's a pretty messed up store. we have a lot more of this later in the show. is jeb up because mitt was left out? the romney backer who is peeking -- speaking out. daughter: do you and mom still ha

queen elizabeth ii marks 64 years on the throne and counting. pope francis makes his first pain am visit to the united states in september to an attend an international meeting in philadelphia. he's expected to visit united nations. in washington, shannon brien, fox news. >>> an out pouring of support for a high school girl's basketball team banned from playing in a tournament. eight over t-shirts. tonight at 5:00 we're with supporters who say the ban violates free speech and why tournament organizers insist they had no choice. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. ush - [voiceover] on this episode of xploration outer space we post one of scientist's ultimate questions. - are we alone in the universe? - [voiceover] we'll discover the best places to look for life see the array of technology that's eavesdropping on the universe, and meet a man who's traveling to the ends of the earth in hopes of an answer. the search for life beyond earth begins on xploration outer spa

. >> education professor elizabeth meyers teaches teachers don't treat kids like boys or girls. >> he asks us am a boy or a girl and i ask do you feel more like a boy or a girl. and he says i feel like a boy. so we're going to call you a boy? >> how is this working out? >> he said this playground is for everybody, boys can play, girls can play, transgender kids and boys who don't feel like a boys or girls can play. >> he sounds like he's living propaganda. >> it's a great mistake that others are making is the notion that in order to ensure equal opportunity we have to put our heads in the sand and pretend that gender doesn't matter. >> she asked her son do you feel more like a boy or girl? she says this is how gender should be established. >> the unintended message is that the grown ups are on another planet. they have no idea what actually matters to us. the result is gender confused kids. >> isn't this confusing for the kids? >> absolutely not. they know who they are. >> assuming, she says they are not manipulated by our sexist society. >> media messages, movies. >> he likes her. >> what our p

feel comfortable, say your name and elizabeth will begin to answer your questions. >> don't be shy! >> i am gregory from the caribbean. the most important question i have is do you believe based on your own experiences that what happened to nixon and ronald reagan having an affair and talked potentially impeach him. but the important question is a constitutional question in my opinion. did you believe that watergate might potentially show there are problems with the united states constitution and maybe there is too much power within the office of the president and that you know if you have people there thrown to the president things quickly get out of control in comparison with a parliament system and the prime minister is more controlled. i am wondering if you would talk about what you think about that. >> i have thought about it a lot and wrote about in this book too. the founding fathers were smart men but there was a lot they could not imagine. they said high crimes and misdemeanors and i want to talk about the time spent on the james madison moon and it was a discussion that went on. y

am. that's your latest "kcbs traffic"." back to you. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> rain turned this portion of industrial drive in petaluma into a lake yesterday. the roadside fire hydrant barely popping out of the floodwaters. not even an suv could get through leaving people totally stranded. >> a number of the commercial businesses on the north end of town were isolated due to flooding of the roadways. so we conducted extensive operations to get some of the people in the industrial area evacuated. >> about 40 people were trapped near the auto mall. the fire department used a boat and a couple of large dump trucks to get some of them to dry ground. the rest decided to stay put until the floodwaters receded. >>> all that wind and all the rain did a big number on the coastline in california. highway 1 in marin county taking a beating. here's a photo from the chp in marin. the ground fell away right near the road there. mark kelly shows us more. >>> reporter: the steady drumbeat of rain hitting marin county proved too much for highway 1. this typically scenic str

elizabeth ward leads the charge. her target, when a president obama's appointees. we will tell you why. >> it is "market makers." imf schatzker. >> i amanie ruhle. >> enough is enough, that is what elizabeth warren and others are saying about president obama's string of government nominees from wall street. so they're taking on his latest pick, antonio weiss is been nominated for a top treasury department overseeing domestic finance. with this is lee sachs who worked with timothy geithner and previously served in the treasury department in the clinton. is there a point to be made about the revolving door between washington and wall street? >> we always have to pay attention to the so-called revolving door, but i think -- >> but why? because of the risk of regulatory -- >> there is always that risk, but one of the most important things when you are making policy, whether it is regulatory policy were others, you need to have a diverse set of views around the table. you need to have people who have finance backgrounds. you need to have academics. you need to have people who have served in government. >> the issue now, is it wall street-h

elizabeth and her sister traveled from bethlehem pennsylvania hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal cup. >> i ame royal family, like their lifestyles is like a fairytale, so intriguing. >> the duke and duchess staying here at the carlisle hotel a favorite of william's late mother, princess diana. tuesday, will and kate visit the national september 11 memorial, and attend fundraising dinner, empire state build something even decked out in the colors of the united kingdom's flag in honor of the couple. >> and of course this is a special trip for kate considering the fact that she is five month pregnant, their trip to new york city will ends with a black tie fundraiser, for the university of saint andrews, may recall that the couple met and fell in love while attending that school. and tickets for the fundraiser cost up to $10,000 per seat. >> pricy dinner. all right, don, thanks so much from new york for us. oh, we saw don all bundle up. a morning you do want to find the extra layers, right, carol? >> yes, but we love having the royals here. >> of course. >> as we kick them out a couple hundred ye

elizabeth warren next. >> al jazeera america presents >> somebody's telling lies... >> it looks nothing like him... >> pan am flight 103 explodes december 21st, 1988 was the right man convicted? >> so many people, at such a high level, had the stake in al-megrahi's guilt >> the most definitive look at this shocking crime >> the major difficulty for the prosecution that there was no evidence >> al jazeera america presents lockerbie part two: case closed >> as the political world goes to the 2016 campaign cycle, many democratic groups are divided. some urge massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren to get into the race, and some have been amped up more for warren when she raid against a spending bill that was written by city bank. >> here we are, five years after dodd/frank, with congress on the verge of ramming through a provision that will do nothing for the middle class, do nothing for community banks, do nothing but raise the risk that taxpayers will have to bail out the biggest banks once again. so let me say this to anyone listening citi. i agree that dodd/frank isn't perfect. it should have broken you int