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ernie, i want your take about microsoft. we were talking about social media the space but you like microsoft. that is one of your tried and trues right know. >> cheryl, thank you, yes. as was state ad couple moments ago by your other guest those stocks, social media stocks have been very strong. we like microsoft. we think the new chairman has the company turned in the right direction. they just released earnings which were very strong. we like the fact, one of the themes, share, we think the replacement demand cycle. we think replacement demand was under downward pressure during the recession of 2008 and just coming back. we like cloud and mobile and we think the company is in right direction and valued very attractively right now. david: larry shover, we have linkedin earnings that came out. there is dispute about the final figure because of all things that have to be factored in. the stock is trading down. let me go to adam shapiro first. and get larry to weigh in on this. there is dispute about the figures. go ahead, ada

pence,ng with mike .ernie sanders, and westmore at 4 p.m., "face the nation," with john thune and richardlumenthal. finkel,zinger and david the author of "thank you for , the author of "brothers forever," and dr. ben carson. the sunday network tv talk shows are on c-span radio, rock you as . public service by c-span they begin at 1 p.m. with "this "statefox news sunday," of the union," and finally at 4 p.m. "face the nation." listened to them in the washington, d.c. area on fm radio, and on satellite radio channel 120. you can also listen online at c-span.org. >> you can follow c-span radio on twitter as well. a related editorial this morning from "the new york times," mass incarceration related to the war on drugs, researchers from across multiple disciplines have issued reports on the widespread societal and economic damage caused by america's no forty-year experiment and of its up best numbers citizens, pointing out the severity in the devastation on the poorest and least educated, destroying neighborhoods and families. from 1980 through 2000, the number of children with fathers in pri

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tonight, we will get an assessment overworking people stand with senator ernie sanders of vermont, one of the most outspoken advocates for living wage and campaign finance reform . will turn to a conversation with carla bruni. she recently released her fourth cd. we are glad you have joined this conversation with bernie sanders and carla bruni. ♪ ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: please to have senator bernie sanders, who last week thought valiantly along with democrats on the floor of the senate against an effort by republicans to not increase the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. republicans won that fight, that i suspect the fight will continue. senator sanders, good to have you back on this program. you guys thought to push this to $10.10 an hour? the republicans fought against it. you lost. tell me why and how. vote, 54 the majority votes. we have to deal with republican filibusters. we need 60. it is very clear to me that the republican party has moved toward being an extreme right-wing party. historically, they supported raising

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gail salz and ernie allen from the center for missing and exploited children. sara, give me the back story here and the latest. >> reporter: well, we do know that the mother of this alleged victim basically went to police in 2004, saying that her daughter was missing. initially she thought that her daughter and the man who was living in the house as the mother's boyfriend had some kind of relationship. she worried that there was something going on there. she reported it to police. now, here we fast forward ten years, and suddenly the daughter contacts police, saying that she didn't run away. she had indeed been kidnapped. by isidro garcia, also known as thomas or tomas garcia by some of his friends and neighbors. we do know that police say that she, it seemed, was brainwashed. she was told that she -- if she goes to police, to say anything, to try to check on her parents, that they would then arrest her because she is in the country illegally. she arrived here from mexico when she was 15 years old. she was also told that her family wasn't looking for her and di

>> a man by the name of ernie fishman, a very close family friend went to lincoln center and got themnd brought them home. tavis: did he tell them at lincoln center? >> he told them there. it was a terrible thing, but he had to tell them. tavis: how did your parents navigate forward? how did they process all this? >> it is a great question. it wasn't easy. -- i was 17 at the time -- to strike out and get angry and hateful towards the people who you think he did it or what caused it. my mother particularly took a different tack, which is to show the nation that, while this was a terrible thing, horrible, and part of a bigger issue -- and that was the bigger issue that she wanted to focus on, not her personal loss, but to take that loss and bring it to people in the context of this shouldn't happen again. it came out of a system, a social system of racism, segregation that was counterproductive and not in our nation's collective interest. that was basically her message and she did it as a grieving mother. some people listened to her. the sad part of the story -- there are many sad parts

. >> as i told you, ernie, everybody think they're married to a playboy bunny.o rabbits. >> with all the drama surrounding the team this year jackson could be on his way out. if it were up to the players, however, jackson will be back for year four. >> all you can do is look at where we were and where we are today and i think that there has been a positive culture change here. there's been a positive as far as in the win column and that's what people are judged on. we'll see what happens. >>> we begin tonight's top five with president obama taking a page from the richard sherman book. >> jake tapper, don't you ever talk about me like that. i'm the best president in the game. a kings continue t what do you think, richard? was that good? a little more feeling next time? >>> back to the steel city, have you seen this dance? he does the steel city dance. the first two games on the ripping pittsburgh. >>> oh, the ducks in the three- way series a 3-1 win over anaheim, take that series two games to none. >>> peyton manning trying to throw a football through a taxi. wat

leon aren't that we are not afraid anymore the thirty one year old mother looked to as ernie her wits and passion to protect her. i would double in here like this. we are as strong as our men when striving to stand by me and we will stand trial and forever and to feed him his milk to his decision to make business decisions twice is difficult because she joins her husband on the streets each night they are meeting the two teenage sons two week notice the home. not knowing if the parents will attend the orange jack felt a presence will still be on me but the indonesians. my name printed in the filming of the ukraine going to give and ordered to shoot as we understand that we can change it. we don't spend it seems she loves even if they start shooting at us the docs have become the flashpoint of the ukrainian people don't people have died in defense of the sixties. russell tiffin squads say they'll stop the weapons from being smuggled in by pro government radicals this is exactly why this checkpoint is getting a last minute thing from the sky. what might have workers who were among the j

>> isn't that what ernie banks said? let's play two. >> reporter: what? laughter ] >> reporter: we have three games. we have one over there we have a game here and we have little league right over there so we have three different games going on. so we are surrounded by kids who love to play baseball. >> watch the flyballs. okay paul, thanks. >>> some people get excited about finding spare change in furniture. three friends in new york found $41,000 in their old couch. they took photos of the windfall stuffed in two pillows. but their joy didn't last too long. they found an envelope with a name and phone number. they called the number and reached and elderly woman who told them it was her life savings. >> and i'm like oh, i found a couch and she is like oh, my god. i'm like, so what? she is like i left a lot of money in that couch. >> the woman had been stuffing the money in the couch for years. and relatives who donated the sofa had no idea. the friends who found the money did the right thing and did not hesitate to return it. >> i give the woman credit f

. >> i spoke with ernie bower about the situation, he spent his career studying southeast asian politicsnd has been a leader in driving u.s. investment, i acted him about a motive, and what reform means in thailand. i think the military has varied concerns to try to have some legal basis for this. they are using the 1914 law, and the rational that the general mentioned. i think what is going on here, is there's an existential struggle for power, in thailand. and to control power when the succession takes place, and the military has felt that it needs to step into that, because the two sides could not find an accommodation. >> what does reform mean there? >> i think reform is going to have to take place under an elected government. i don't think they are going to be able to put in place reforms that would be sustainable. that people would -- people by definition, haven't selected the leader whose are putting these reforms in place. i think it's a mis -- sort of a misguided idea to be honest with you. >> of course there has been violence over the past few months but this coupe itself has b

not ernie pyle types. p. dispatch people. but people like janet and philip, writer writers, to see what they would make of the war. take their different kind of approach to it without the vicious deadlines, the daily deadlines war correspondents had to deal with. a great literature you vault into the pages of the new a great literature of all into the pages of the new yorker. when you think of somebody like dexter filkins. the investigative work of jane mayer. even the literary voice of somebody like adam. they are steeped in the stuff. >> you mean they were -- >> i think a writer -- >> is the natural evolution from the 1940's. >> i think so. that was the pivotal moment for the new yorker. the founding editor and his deputy. who had gone to edit the magazine as its leader. working with very little resources. so many of the writers went off to war, not just as writers but soldiers. the room and eat out. -- emptied out. the magazine was forced to hire more women. >> if you look at the pantheon of great american writers, whether

ernie sanders, said punish those possible for the manipulation of wait times.end far beyond issues ever manipulating appointment schedules. north carolina senator kay haig en says our work is owning again. our investigations plus proceed and we must make every effort in the coming weeks and months to implement reforms that make sure that nothing like this happens again. of course politics always at play for senators like kay hage nrveg who are in tough battles for reelection. in hagen's case there are 800,000 veterans living in north carolina. john. >> all right randall thank you. taking over for shinseki is his deputy, sloane gibson. the one time baker joined the va just three months ago. gibson will serve as interim secretary. until the president finds a replacement. what will it take to get the va back on track? jonathan betz. >> first the big picture and oprice. the veterans affairs department is the largest health care provider in america. its annual budget is $165 billion for 2015. that is three times what it was in 2001. its workforce some 320,000. 1300

. >> as i told you, ernie, everybody thinks they're married to a playboy bunny. most people are married to a rabbit. >> even jackson got a kick out of that h.'s got a year left on his contract. there is growing speculation that he will not be back f. his return is based on player feedback, it is a slam dunk. >> is this your idea to a themed question? like i said, all i can say about it is if i am asked, i will show support. like i said, i don't know if and when i will even be asked or if steph will be asked. all you can do is look at where we were and where we are today. i think there has been a positive culture change here. it's been a positive as far as the win column. that's what people are judged on. we will see what happens. >> yeah. it is a good argument there. jackson has lid golden state to the playoffs twice. but golden state did not advance past the first round of the playoffs after reaching the second round last year. then, there is the dismissal misof two assistants during the season. you have to wonder why joe has been so silent. so, we put out the p

knocked out ernie fletcher and won the governorship. obviously very blue. he won, in a -- you know an across the board victory. >> i do this. take this one. layer over the rand paul map. this was his victory map. in 2010. and here's what was interesting. we came up, there are four, four largest counties that both steve bashir, democrat carried in '07. rand paul the republican carried in 10. are right here. two of them are in the cincinnati suburbs. one here on the border uh indiana, evansville. owensborough area. not surprising if you think college towns. rand paul at the time would overperform. you have four counties, big swing counties in the race. but just as important for her. are fayette, and jefferson. jack conway carried, both conways, the democrat, semicome pet race in kentucky is going to carry the two counties. what's the margin. what any the score? how do you run up the score? conway, won one by barely 1,200 votes. you had other democrats win it by 25,000, 30,000, 40,000, 50,000 votes. that's how, this is her path to victory. got to run huge numb

could face hurdles if the courts decide ernie terrell's privacy was violated. donald sterling will have a chance to respond before the vote. he told several broadcaster that the team is not for sale. armour says refusal to sell could lead to a long legal fight. >> if donald sterling decides to fight this, it could take years. he has strong legal grounds. he is going to say "you can't use a violation of my rights against me to take my property away from me. the cheaply away. >> a buyer, donald sterling's wife. the commissioner said the life-time ban does not apply to rochelle sterling. she has been accused of racism. this video obtained by abc news shows a woman appearing to be sterling posing as a government official. chancela al-mansour from the housing rights center says sterling tried to gain access to the units of african american residents with the intnt vilent them claiming they were in vial eyeings of health codes. they successfully settled a multi-million dollar housing lawsuit against the sterlings. >> she was just as actively involved in discriminatin

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. >> ernie johnson, serving 26 years for robbery, was sent to ad seg for assaulting another inmate. >> i got into a fight. i have a real problem with child molesters and i don't like them around me. i don't want them near me. i don't even want them in this prison. as far as i'm concerned, they can die. and when they get around me and they start talking and they think it's okay to reveal that they're child molesters, every time they say that, i'm going to smash them. >> second gate. >> before an inmate is sent to ad seg, he must first serve time in the i-detention unit or idu. in this highly secure cellblock offenders have even fewer privileges and almost no contact with each other. >> kind of like the prisoner jail inside the prison. they're not allowed to have hot pots up there or anything they can cook with. they have limited property they're allowed to have up here. anytime they come out of their cell they have to be restrained behind their back with an escort. the offenders that are up here are the most violent offenders in the prison so at any time, i mean, they might try to reac

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knocked out ernie fletcher and won the governorship. obviously very blue. he won, in a -- you know an across the board victory. >> i do this. take this one. layer over the rand paul map. this was his victory map. in 2010. and here's what was interesting. we came up, there are four, four largest counties that both steve bashir, democrat carried in '07. rand paul the republican carried in 10. are right here. two of them are in the cincinnati suburbs. one here on the border uh indiana, evansville. owens burp r owensborough area. not surprising if you think college towns. rand paul at the time would overperform. you have four counties, big swing counties in the race. but just as important for her. are fayette, and jechers jeffer. jack conway carried, both conways, the democrat, semicome pet race in kentucky is going to carry the two counties. what's the margin. what any the score? how do you run up the score? conway, won one by barely 1,200 votes. you had other democrats win it by 25,000, 30,000, 40,000, 50,000 votes. that's how, this is her path to victory. go

. >> you can watch the entire interview with ernie sanders tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern >> i focus on trying to stop peoplend trying to catch who did in the past but actually go out and figure it out and 50%, 20%, 60%. better spentbe trying to find the problems, identify the problems and help solve them. >> if i ask you have the american people got their money's worth? >> definitely not. there have been some good things done. then our people from the department of commerce. a lot of people have devoted their lives and energies over there. have we gotten the biggest bang for the buck? no. find all the time. poor planning and for application. american taxpayer dollars stand on greek structure in afghanistan on c-span's q and a. >> you can now take c-span with you wherever you go with our c-span radio app for your smartphone or tablet. listen to all three c-span tv channels or c-span radio anytime. there is a schedule of each of our network so you can tune in when you want, played podcasts of recent shows like at her words, the communicators and cube and a. take it

and since voting republican ernie fletcher out after one term in '07, steve bashir is the first governoro be reelected. it's on the federal level that kentucky republicans have really flexed their political muscle. since 1957, 6 of kentucky's 8 senators have been republicans, including mitch mcconnell, who has held his seat for 30 years. wendal ford was the last democrat elected in 1932. compared to five republicans, it's the fewest number of democratic representatives for the state in a decade. over the past 50 years, kentuckyians have consistently voted republican, except when there's a southerner at the top of the ticket, l.b.j., carter or clinton. there still more registered democrats in kentucky than there are republicans. and it's not close. the gop is outnumbered by nearly half a million voters still. in kentucky, they can't count on minority or white collar voters, they have to seek out a broader base of support. the number of african-americans, hispanics and college graduates are all short of the national average. joining me is a columnist who formerly served as the chief politi

included a link to petition ernie tweeted marine held in mexico andrew tam reissy. don't vacation in mexico until he is free. even my good friend sean hannity tweeted locked up in mexico i get -- so maybe, just maybe your outrage your actions helped. thank you. remember, he is not out yet. let's keep applying the pressure. joining us our political panel. abc political director rick klein. the national journal ronald foreign yea. and chief political correspondent byron york. rick, first to you, secretary kerry talking in mexico. what do you think? >> i think ambassador bolton right pointing out major escalation for the secretary of state to acknowledge through the state department that they are these conversations. i wouldn't expect him to put a lot of detail behind that. and i think that's going to be part of a complicated diplomatic. can you imagine what the conversation is going to be on the other side if this was a mexican in our judicial system. the conversation is started. i think that's significant. if the secretary of state is talking about it, it means that

i think that your idea is in the ideas of ernie sanders continued to be brought to the american people and you should join together to run the democratic primary. [cheers and applause] >> i appreciate the thought. i am not running for president. this is really important. we have to keep talking about these issues and we have to find every platform we can. that is what i'm doing. right now in the 90s to panic and we've got more than 30 coups answers on a bill to cut the cost of student loans for college students. [applause] that's the favor need to have papers that a bill right in minimum wage. we're holding a hearing to bank accountability. you've got to say after the spirit on minimum wage, unequal pay for equal work, i'm student loan debt, make them vote, make them vote, make them vote. those that voted against, let them explain to the people in their home states by the voted again. right now i'm going to be focused on these issues. it is critically. but believe me, i will be allowed if they can. [applause] >> from west virginia. >> my question is actually very specific. is there any

cut carbon pollution and it is equivalent of taking 80 million cars off the road and i want to take ernieoniz, secretary of energy and secretary sean donovan of hud who are here today because they showed extraordinary leadership on these issues. that is worth applauding. [applause] so that's the first announcement. cities, schools, businesses, federal government, we're all going to pledge to waste less energy and we have concrete strategies that we know work. second announcement, is about more americans coming together to use more clean energy. last month i called up leaders from a whole range of industry, and made the economic case for why solar is a good idea and they listened. and today, more than 300 organizations from homebuilders, to affordable housing owners, to companies like home depot and apple announced that they are going to expand the use of solar energy, thereby creating more jobs and cutting carbon pollution. we've got public banks like connecticut's green bank and private banks like goldman sachs ready to invest billions of dollars in renewable energy. the treasury departm

the idea than of the country's military taking on a more assertive role in the world's cause much ernie's both within japan and abroad especially in neighboring china and south korea the us however supports the idea. japan is surrounded by military bases that take a look at the news wall here and also host several facilities used by the need the u.s. navy now washington's been beefing up its presence in the region which is currently rife with several territorial disputes between several different countries we've been reporting about that at length analyst joseph gerson believes tokyo's military ambitions are being fueled by the agenda of its american allies. united states seized pan and it's part of a process of and circling it part of a foundation for a certain thing china used to plan to be what one former prime minister told an unsinkable aircraft carrier for the united states been over for some time i mean japan despite its constitution saying the should have no no military forces has a very large p.v. very large air force it's the sixth biggest military spender in the world but it's

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