esther has spent a career in the film business. for seven years, she worked at emeryville's pixar studios. her names are high up in the credits as art and story department manager for "the incredibles" and "monsters, inc." esthers went on to get her masters and studied issues facing women in the media but she's not the type to write another paper or do another study. >> i'm sort of a little bit "shoot first ask questions later" person. >> esther wanted to do something to help fix what she sees is a problem. that's why last year she started camp real story. three dozen young women working in teams to create short films. they shoot, edit and learn to collaborate, all under the eyes of volunteers, female, of course, from the world of film. and they do it all in just five days. >> we were really, really surprised at the quality of work considering that none of the girls had any film and video experience. >> norma, a high school senior from oakland, had never considered film a possible career for her. she does now. >> at first, i didn't

esther panitche is a criminal defense attorney.sther, if you're defending this woman, what do you say to the judge or magistrate that is hearing this case? >> help. >> if you're defwoman clearly se of mental issue you want to explore. also you may want to have her kind of help out the authorities or offer to have her help out the authorities because clearly she is getting through where she shouldn't and tsa may want to use her as an advisor to try to find out where the holes are in their security. jon: yeah, fred. she actually managed to board a flight a couple of weeks ago, without a ticket. got on board. flew to some other destination. had no ticket. obviously she has got some issues but is she a danger? >> well, no, she is not a danger other than she shows that there are weaknesses in the u.s. security system that our enemies may want to try to take advantage of. so i mean this woman has been told repeatedly, jon, you're a pilot, i'm a pilot. look out the window we can't wait to get up in the air. this lady is not a pilot and do

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of course arm referring to esther george and charles plosser. an interview with mike mckee said we have seen significant improvements in the labor market particularly this year. have seen wek, we are in a good place to begin talking about normalization. we know charlie plosser is a dissenter from the philadelphia fed. she dissented seven times. stop all of this bond storming being too low. wages and inflation is not a great correlation. really, that is not something that you want to focus on. it is prevalent in the bank of england and the fed. they disagree not only in what remains in the labor market but how to measure it. yellen andom janet look at the market reaction. yellenomist has called "the ferry godmother of the bull market." he says she will not let us down. she will get a dovish message today. what's interesting. and the last seven jackson hole meetings, the s&p 500 has risen the dayge by 1.3% on that the fed governor speaks from 2007-2012. bernanke did not speak last year but every year from 2007 until last year. the s&p has risen an

esther ford now becomes president. he comes in with one great advantage. the people will wish him well. he has the sympathy of the country. his great disadvantage will be that he will be the first president not elected either as vice president or president by the people, and the man he picks as vice president presumably also will not have been elected. we have never had a situation like this. and he of course will have the congress against him politically. mr. nixon was the first man to take over the presidency in his first term, with both houses against them. the same will be true of mr. ford. maybe a bigger democratic majority after the election in november. but there will be this kind of a balance, at least for some time. congress has already restricted presidential warmaking powers. for muchready arranged greater authority over the budget making process as it goes along. that will make a big difference. it wants now to limit the size of white house staff, as a dental personal staff, and their immunity of testifying before congress, and that type of thi

from now on esther george is going to be esther george from the fed. i saw her and she seems like a smart, nice -- you just get a huge rep from that don't you? it's amazing. we say their names so much. and they meet behind closed doors and they decide what's going to happen to the entire world, and i mean it really does give you a lot of, you can use that for the rest of your life. >> you mean as opposed to -- joe kernen of cnbc? >> as opposed to a talk show host? >> who has no credibility at all is what you mean? but she's -- >> i wouldn't say that -- >> what's that? >> she's been in the fed system for a long time. she was the chief operating system of the kansas city fed and she's continued this tradition of operating out of kansas city. what's interesting is when you talk to her as opposed to reading the headlines, her points of view make a whole lot more sense and i'm glad she was able to sit bounce -- >> hence why you had to change into a suit instead of making the fleece continue working overtime. >> i tried to show her a little respect as oppose

sitting down with esther george. alex higgins, chief investor officer.eorge,en to esther anyone that knows her, those comments won't be a surprise at all. we have those comments 18 months ago. >> she talks a lot of sense. she's looking to be preemptive. big picture wee have seen is deleveraging. a bit less so in the united states, but very unusual. before i talked about, very unusual at the equity deal is higher, what else is unusual is the fact that we have negative bank lending. it has picked up in the u.k. and europe but it is a d leveraging world. the puzzle of a strong economy and weak inflation is at the heart of it. we hadn't seen that before. with the u.s. lending picking up, the economy picking up, the u.s. will be the first to go. yellen is in charge, she is dovish, this is a 2015 story. >> is she in charge? you hear the likes of fisher, making a lot of noise. is his community starting to yellen, at theet core of the dovish camp and the one holding it together right now? is seven to in the u.k., i don't know the score in the u.s., but it is clo

. >> reporter: it's going on far from huntington valley, montgomery county where esther was raised.he left behind seven years ago, marrying her israeli husband. >> at a time like this, i would rather be here than there to support what we stand for and are trying to do. >> reporter: despite recent u.n. and u.s. condemnations of strikes that hit u.n. schools in d gaza killing women and children, esther believes up against hamas, israel is doing the right thing. as for the civilian casualties -- >> it does hit me hearing women and children getting killed in all of this it's horrible. i know we avoided trying to kill them by sening leaflets and so on. i don't know what more israel can do. that's kind of where, you know, i say, okay. it is what it is. israel needs to defend itself, period. >> as you know there are extremely contrasting views of what's happening in that region depending on who you talk with. tonight at 6:00, jim rosenfield visits with a palestinian american at his summer home in the west bank. he'll talk about the changes he's seen in his area and why he and his family ar

. -- esther george. he asked her about the international impacts of monetary policy. >> we live in the global world, obviously, and the connections are growing between our countries as the fed thinks about monetary policy. it is focused on the u.s. and its mandate, but we talk about the geopolitical risk, we talk about what is happening in the economies of other countries because w we affect each other. >> has mario draghi called? >> mario draghi has it well in hand, i am sure. draghi, our next guest says that the ecb president could steal the spotlight at jackson hole. thank you for coming in. draghi could steal the limelight. we have heard a couple of voices telling us in the studio and again the conversation in jackson hole about whether or would be theeuro best gift that they fed could give. >> it would certainly be helpful given the inflation outlook. i like going back to 2012 when in london in the closing days of the boe's quantitative easing scheme, draghi said whatever it takes. now we are the cl

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esther dates -- the u.n. estimates more than 190,000 people have been killed in syria's civil war. the investigators hope the evidence they have collected will begin the process of being -- bringing perpetrators to justice. >> to france, where officials have opened an official investigation into the head of the imf, christine lagarde, for possible corruption. >> they stem from 2007 to 2011. she helped a french businessman receive compensation in a legal dispute with the state run bank, credit lyonnais. lagardere says she has no intention -- lagarde jesse has no intention of stepping down -- lagarde says she has no intention of stepping down. let's go to paris for more. how serious is this? is it going to affect her job as imf boss? >> being placed under formal investigation does not necessarily lead to a trial in france. it is near equivalent to being charge, so it is quite serious. it raises questions about the rest of her term at the imf, which is due to end in 2016. lagarde said she was on her way to washington to brief the imf board on the case, and they have been supportive of

esther assange made a series of appeals against extradition, which he eventually lost. he has been under 24-hour guard since he took refuge here in june 2012, seeking asylum. police poised to arrest him the moment he steps out. far cost around 7 million pounds, including officer overtime. >> frankly, hiding in an embassy and costing the british public a lot of money, is despicable and wrong, and frankly i would like to see him out. >> inside the embassy, mr. assange has a treadmill and a special lamp that mimic sunlight. what he does not appear to have is an exit strategy. bbc news, at the ecuadorian embassy. >> we will watch to see what happens to mr. assange. wherever you live, we are surrounded by statues and monuments. how often do you actually stop to look at them? in the united kingdom is a cover new system, literally bringing history to life. statues on some streets in britain have been giving voices that are telling their stories to inquisitive tourists. our reporter explains. >> they stand alone, often ignored. many forgotten heroes of forgotten wars. so, an id

esther's coming out onto the streets an outrage over the death of eighteen year old michael brown. right now the air here is filled with tension and really smells of tear gas still hours after it was fired violence and looting began on sunday night as hundreds of protesters took out onto the streets dozens of businesses were looted we have witnessed tear gas in fact the news when protesters were quite peaceful when nobody really was doing anything but it seems to be a different story according to the police that have been quite heavily militarized out on the streets night after night expecting it seems the worse the local community is outraged because witnesses who say they saw exactly what happened during michael's killing report that he has he had been running away from the police car with his hands lifted up in the air showing that he was unarmed when he was killed by multiple gunshots this community ferguson in fact has a population of twenty one thousand people two thirds of them are african-american whereas the ferguson police department is estimated to have only three black

a pocket knife was located in proximity to esther williams.he pocket knife was examined and a dry red material was located on the blade of the knife which appeared consistent with dried blood. it is unknown at this time if the dried red material is in fact blood, or if it is his blood, but scientific testing will be conducted to evaluate its investigative value. mr. williams was transported from the scene to the napa county sheriffs office more by the corner division examination prior to this news conference. examination conducted by the chief forensic pathologist did ies reveal any injury indicating that he had been in a struggle or altercation prior to being deceased. resultsiminary cooperated the fixation due to hanging -- corroborated asphyxiation due to hanging. will noty results be available for about 2-6 beingwhile the tests are performed. this is an active investigation. the work of the office is not complete at this time to the final cause and manner of death will not be certified until a conclusion of the investigation which is sever

for the first time in its history going back to the napoleonic era germany or one of its previous esther states can borrow for ten years for less than one percent japan of course has been able to borrow this cheaply for a decade now that's right ten year yield on bonds sovereign debt all over the world assuming two hundred three hundred year lows as the ponzi scheme needs evergreen or base to feed the pyramid with the sovereign bond that they're eating into it to create this in the leopard. asked a price. are price to the moon largely flat to the top one percent of the top one percent to the moon all in on the basis of cheap cheap cheap ten year sovereign bonds that are bought by through not investors but central bankers like mark carney mark carney by buying his own government paper like he does and buying other foreign government paper like he does is basically buying the tear gas for the rioters he's buying the bullets are going into the skulls of the poor workers who can't make enough to feed themselves well speaking of poor workers who can't make enough to feed themselves here's ano

madame president of the world affairs council, esther president of the national press club, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, let me thank you very much for your kind attention. [applause] >> thank you very much for your speech. le now will have our traditiona question-and-answer session. we are just a few days away from the u.s.-africa leader summit. what do you think this gathering will achieve? well, i think i expressed that expectation in the five propositions that i made. let me certainly begin by stating that it is a deep honor for us to lead with president obama. we thank him for convening the summit in the framework of his ongoing efforts. but in terms of my expectations, per se, i really some them up in the general remarks i offered and the five proposals i made toward the end. >> thank you. the african governments and the united states have a serious economic ownership that will allow for broader economic development and lower unemployment. what more needs to be done? >> well, in a brief answer, i would simply say that the sensen continent is in a the hope of the world

and i didn't' to get wet my genuine polly esther suit, but mitt. >> i have help from my friend. buddy how are you. >> good. that is cold. >> i love that, tie remained perfect. dave in philadelphia disappointed. >> neil, you look like a big wuss. your viewers would love to see your cheap suit get wet, i would love to see you stop writing, i suspect your helmet hair would not budge. >> seems to suspect cold water might do me some good. you stamer quite a bit, when you interview someone, could you work on it. you annoy me, are you aware of that, there are other business shows you could be watching. could you work on changing channels? >> and thank you for the continued stupidly. >> i think you men continued stupid ity but thank you. >> thank god for linda i missed you. robert, my good buddy stew warlt art varney. if he is so smart, he would be rich, not have to work. he loves nose rightty as you all do. with kissing ass for somewhere. do you not understand the world no, none of you do, i like you and hannity the rest suck. you are all over the map, i don't know where you are coming

one of the people arguing for that is the host here, esther george.sked her yesterday if she still believes that we need to move sooner rather than later. that will be a function of how the economy performs. that is why the committee has been talking about with the sized balance sheet, how the normalization will work, how the fed funds rate will respond, how we will control short-term interest rates, and that has been the discussion over the last few meetings with the committee. >> one of the controls for short-term interest rates, overnight reverse repos to put a floor under raikes. there have been a lot of concerns raised about how they worked in practice. have you worried that they may have adverse consequences? >> they could and that has been discussed to make sure we are thinking about not only what value they could bring to us during the process of normalization but what the consequences might be. i think for that reason, you see in the minutes and effort to say we will consider this tool during the normalization process but to be very aware of

why did he not do anything that esther mark >> i will say a few things. at the time, there were many things on the president's plate. are many things now. israel, gaza -- or many things now. >> the crisis in 2009 as it related to the financial system and our economy hemorrhaging jobs, that was understandably the focal point of congressional activity and also a lot of activity here at the white house. there is no doubt we would have liked to have seen immigration reform get done years ago. byt is something shared democrats and republicans. all the more reason it's unreasonable for house republicans to continue to block commonsense reforms with strong eye partisan support across the country. >> you have said several times you're focused on solving problems. you had a house, senate and white house in 2009 in 210. why did you not focus on solving immigration problems that? >> there were a lot of other crises the president was focused on at that point will stop what we are focused on now is trying to find commonsense, bipartisan solutions to a problem that a w

eur first speaker is going to b filling in for esther oliveria. of s the director immigration policy at the center for american progress. e's a key legislative strategist for immigration reform and has been so for many, many years. he frequently appears on national and regional television stations talking about immigration reform. he has held several positions in his career where he has been a pushing for immigration reform in the united states. so we are very happy to have here with us today. the samuel have clinical lty scholar professor of law and director of for immigrant rights at dickinson. one of the leading experts on prosecutor discretion unitedgration law in the states, so we're happy to have her with us. professor adhia and resumes are r full in the packet. margaret stock, you might win the award for furthest this ler to attend conference. margaret is an expert not only immigration law generally but immigration law as t intersects with issues involving the military and also onstitutional law issues and immigration law. perhaps the most

diane esther brook is in ferguson. what more is coming out of that press briefing. >> reporter: that press brief something going on right now. here some of the highlights we've been table glean. the police department said that they're going to be releasing the audio tapes from the 911 calls from the day of the shooting back on saturday. they're also going to be interviewing dorian johnson a companion of michael grown, he was with him on that day. they're also telling people if they want to protest during the day but they're asking them not to do it at night. tensions seem to escalate during the night. keep it on the sidewalks, don't go into the street. race relations are a priority. they're being advised on the department of justice and they're bringing officers from other departments to guard the home of the police officers. there have been some death threats made not only against the police officer involved in this shooting but other police officers on the officer gus son police department. >> a couple of additional

. >> these are the kind of ways for esther peterson, assistant secretary of labor, highest ranking womanblic is ready to accept a woman in the white house? >> i think -- i think that when the right woman comes along, the society will recognize. and i think it's completely possible that some day there can be a woman in the white house. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the communists seem to be putting us on the defensive on a number of fronts. >> we are behind and i'm sure they are making a concentrated effort to stay ahead. >> we may get beaten more. there are no cheap or easy victories in the game. >> we are aware of the international implications of the project but we're not in this for the race aspects. >> rockets for a lunar trip that will make this one seem puny are already being built. >> the first strides towards the stars were not without setbacks. >> you're aware of the risk.

esther george whether she thinks today's strong econo data, plus how to maximize your portfolio now for all week long we've shown you airborne drones in "rise of the drones." check out the experimental seafaring drones. we lift the veil on the future of

colin, esther, shelby and chadwick. the best of luck.ave no doubt we will see some of you guys in congress. no question about that. >> please note, i would like to transplant that conversation to the floor of the united nations. we would probably make more progress. thanks for joining us. >>> earlier, poppy and i asked you to treat us with your views on how you think the fighting in the middle east is connected to you and the u.s. we had very strong reactions and strong opinions. we just wanted to read you a few of these tweets. i will start with a couple here. yes, it keeps tensions brewing in the middle east and warmongering in the u.s. to sell military equipment and war. very strong view there. penny stone, it is connected in a large scheme of things to the u.s., bombs have not solved anything. >> also, we got this tweet from elizabeth, tweeting the israel-hamas fight makes americans less safe. it is a breeding ground for hatred and continued violence. and we got this, yes, we are already divided on the war on terror. now middle east

. >>:32-year-old esther loane and her son were killed in the blaze.y of defense says terrorist group. >>:chuck hagel calls the extremists one of the most capable groups the u-s has ever dealt with. >>:u-s warplanes pounded several isis targets, thursday, as iraqi and kurdish security forces try to retake control of the area around the strategically important mosul dam. hot >>:defense secretary chuck hagel says the u-s is "very clear- eyed" about isis. >>:"they're beyond just a terrorist group. they marry ideology, a sophistication of strategic and tactical military prowess, they're tremendously well-funded. this is beyond anything that we've seen." >>:isis -- also known as isil or the islamic state -- has taken advantage of unrest in syria, stretching into iraq, taking control of numerous towns and the country's second-largest city. often issuing an ultimatium: convert to it's interpretation of islam or die. >>:and here's a live look outside. san mateo bridge good chicken, isn't it? uh-huh mhm really good yep! do you like it? mhm remember the taste of

esther haywood of the st. louis county naacp. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> we're going to have continuing coverage of the police shooting of unarmed teen michael brown throughout the hour on "the reid report." coming up, southern christian leadership conference president charles steele jr. and veteran social commentator and civil rights activist dick gregory will weigh in on the shooting. >>> coming up, the u.s. keeps up its air strikes in iraq, even as isis continues to advance and political chaos ensues. a report from the ground. >>> also, how the president's response to the conflict has drawn criticism from foes and from allies. ♪ [ woman ] if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targetin

they have highly likely -- according to esther zeneca -- astrazeneca.desperate to u.s.. outside of the they would have to pay hefty tax bills. >> thank you. the future suggests a lackluster rate. set to play is catch up today. we will be back with further analysis of the market. >> we have seven mins to go and jon ferro joins us now. futures are taking a breather. >> what were you watching? >> i was watching and waited until mark rang me. >> everybody is getting the star joe. me, the bigger moves were in the bond markets. the yields had record lows. germany with the one year, the two year, the three year. all negative. you have the 10 year bond yield at 2.22%. this was not thinkable two years ago. what is going on right now. in about 10 minutes time, i am going to ask the question. we're talking about asset management. what is going on with german bond yields. who is buying this. i want to know why. >> i'll to you what pimco is doing. strong the assets have a backstop from liquidity that and them and -- come core position should be in the periphery. we

let's go to the monitor to show what is keeping esther draghi up at night. this is the german two-year. this is all you need to know amid a new low in the italian 10 year. the ramifications are back on the united states. belowa jump condition zero. by any definition, this is germany flat on its back. >> i feel it we just keep saying the same thing. i keep expecting for this to stop. i expect being able to say those words. we have the same thing happening again. >> we have the french government. we look at the newspapers this morning. this is scarlet fu. the lastust happened two hours. there's a shakeup in france there in the president has asked the government -- prime minister government.w the education minister and the economy minister called on them tax cuts for households. >> i think you are better at this than any of us. explain if this was forced on him. you how hard shows this is to do in your. oreo druggie says real money from government into the economy. an interviewe is where the finance minister says things that aren't completely in accordance with

i put that question to asked her yesterday -- esther yesterday.s inflation supposed to be worried about? will shown is that it up relatively quickly. the transition mechanism is usually reserves. they get released into the economy as people start to borrow more. we have got to see people start to borrow more before it is a real problem. >> you have heard me say this before. americans know that rates are going to go up at some point in the near future, might they be more incentivized to borrow now or by the house now rather than postpone? if you think rates are going to below indefinitely, there is no reason to do something today when you can do it tomorrow. why take on that risk? we do have to leave it there. i will be talking to you throughout the day. thank you so much. mike mckee, our economics editor of bloomberg television. generalw, u.s. attorney eric holder is holding a news conference on bank of america agreeing to that $17 billion fine to end its mortgage probes. you can watch this live on our live events channel at bloomberg.com/tv. we w

partnership with abc seven the fire happened back in april brookdale have the >> : official said estherhree year-old son found in the bathroom the mother was a the seen her son died letter of the hospital >> : must daresay was that the although they cannot pinpoint an exact cause of the fire just get >> : temperatures cooler out there today than we saw yesterday in some spots a little warmer and others up and down inland valleys in the '80s 84 unconquered 86 in livermore to 83 nappa 81 in center fellow eighties and the south bay but 86 in redwood city of the coastline we were in the '60s with the fog firmly in place his look at our rv. camp downtown san francisco will cloud still hanging around here also that fog whipping around and the wind reconditions out there right now those winds will last for the next couple of hours to see a lot of wind speeds in the teens leave the low 20s in hayward fairfield so saying same breezy this evening we will be calmer tonight fog set to return your full forecast coming up a few minutes >> : tragic be heading of american journalist james foley bringin

and, finally, esther brisco. >> mr. chairman, members, if i could correct the record, my firm is not a law firm to its an actuarial firm. i'm here having spent almost 40 years measuring the things that are going on in the federal black lung program. primarily by seven it is calculate the dollar liabilities of these claims, for pretty much every entity out there that ends up having to pay one. i think you've heard today a number of times that you've heard several keywords. one of them is latent and progressive. the other is complicated pneumoconiosis. that's not the whole story. it is certainly regrettable and my heart goes out to the coal miners series lung disease. there is no question that i think the process should be, could be made better, faster to do with those people. i would point out though that those people are very small fraction of the total universe of claims that go by every day. we are really talking about three diseases here. they are separate and distinct diseases. complicated pneumoconiosis is without

about limited government and small government and hostility to central government, to people like esther and me, if it was not for central government intervention in the states, we would not be sitting here. but acknowledging that past does not mean we are stuck there and our strategic interests change as our strategic circumstances change. in the 60's, it was important for central government to intervene. but today, central government interferes with ability. you cannot generalize about a black community anymore than any other. there's a poster in my office 1965, written by bill raspberry. gainid poor negroes do not from the civil rights movement. that when doors of opportunities open up, muddled last blacks walk through but they did not. that divide still exists today. 80% of my closest friends are x something. about five years ago, 40 members of the clan came in a remedial andol bus down washington 3000 black folks trying to get at them to tear them apart. the reporter went into the high crime black area and as the 80-year-old man what he thought about the clan and he said bring them

esther leads an expedition into south the kota. --re is gold in the black custer leads an expedition into south dakota. there is gold in the black hills. minors, prospectors, entrepreneurs pour into the hills overnight. deadwood, three or 4000 people real quick. is an illegalhem alien because the black hills , guaranteede sioux by the treaty of 1868, a white man's promise. no white people allowed in the black hills. while bill hickok shot in the back of the head playing cards at the number 10 saloon in deadwood. he is an illegal alien. so as calamity jane. the sioux call the hills sacred ground. the hills are black with timber. president grant sees an opportunity. he wants to get at the gold, roebuck the economy, create jobs, put money in the treasury, -- build up the economy, create treasury,money in the so he is going to try to buy the black hills for $7 million. not for sale. you don't sell the ground your ancestors walked on. and now their bones lie beneath. not for sale. >> c-span's american history tour focusing on native ame

he is filling in for esther oliveria.for immigration policy at the center for american progress and a key strategist for immigration reform and has been so for many years. he frequently appears on national and regional television and radio talking about immigration reform. he has held several positions in his career where he has been a leader in pushing for immigration reform in the united states. we are very happy to have marshall here with us today. next, the samuel weiss faculty scholar, clinical professor of law, and director of the center for immigrants rights at dickinson penn state law. leadingne of the experts on prosecutorial discretion and immigration law here in the united states. we are happy to hear -- have her here with us. their full biographies are included in their packets if you want to read more about them. our third speaker will be margaret stock, an immigration attorney from anchorage, alaska. you may win the award for for this traveler to attend this conference. for coming. much margaret is an expert

esther said this month in spain >> : putting up this will not giants are two game winning streak in york taking on the mets. to try and lessen the strong out for the giants that to him early in the giants' 251 win over the mets. the key was a double play here by the giants >> : then not offense hundred pence with a line drive base hit. to right-center field that scored two runs brand crawford involve some coming across the big highlight was for the giants rookie matt duffy making a major league but in a gets his first hit a major league base hit rbi single of the with the wave and smile to his friends and family and stands and giants also learning some that bad news that net will need surgery to remove bone chips from is elbow canas done for the season >> : the a's coasting royals last night so with this one grave mistake. top the fifth solo home run from veteran. 42 year-old fifth home run was the only run of the game and the royals' first victory at the coliseum and over two years >> : as new acquisition john for oakland at 15 >> : still ahead on news weekend that the shooting of updat

. >> thank you very much for having me, esther chairman, ranking member moran, and the members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today and for the opportunity to be called is expert at something because that school. i don't know if you know who i am at all. you probably not have ever seen knocked up, mr. chairman. it's a little insulting. [laughter] spent i want the record to note speakers is very important spent i want t the record to note this is the first time i will wager, this is the first time in any congressional hearing in the history that the words knocked up have been used to. [laughter] >> you're not going to like the rest of this then. [laughter] first, i should answer the question i assume many of you are asking. yes, i'm aware this is nothing to do with the legalization of marijuana. [laughter] in fact if you can believe it is concerned something that i find even more important. i started dating my wife nine years ago when her mother was almost 54. the first time i met her parents being dementia that again, i was excited to spend time with him

. >> thank you esther tremendous this is the 12th hearing this committee has held on the affordable care act since the end romans began in octobe october 2013. these hearings if you look at it then they all have one purpose, to undermine the affordable care act regardless of the facts of the hearings that misled the public to squander taxpayers dollars. in fact, the affordable care act is a historical success. it's made comprehensive health care reform a reality for the american people. more than 8 million people have signed up for private health insurance plans for the federal and state marketplaces exceeding the annual mint estimates by over a million people. additionally, 6.7 million individuals have enrolled in medicaid or the sj program in may of this year and 3 million young adults under the age of 26 have enrolled in their parents health-insurance plans and the fact sheets that were put out from the staff revealed that in my district alone if i can be parochial, 17,000 residents who were previously uninsured now have quality affordable health coverage because of the affordable car

esther chairman and members, our goal is to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. the diplomatic process we are engaged in is designed to achieve that goal peaceably and durably. we have a basic metric. one that cuts off all of iran's potential paths to a nuclear weapon. the plutonium path with the current reactor. the path with the underground facility. the path of breakout with the enrichment plant. and the path that would occur in secret which we will deal with intrusive message -- measures. we will only provide relief to a ran after it has provided verifiable's steps as part of an agreement to maintain the capacity to tighten the pressure if iran fails to comply. i cannot tell you today that our diplomacy will succeed, because i am not sure that it will. i can tell you that in the past six months, we have made specific and study process. we have narrowed the gaps. we have identified the areas where more hard work is required. we have had productive discussions about how to reduce the dangerous -- and about the disposition that of stockpiles of enriched uranium.