and calling the action was dave fleming in the radio booth. >> dave fleming the youngest member of the giants' acclaimed broadcast crew. he's come into his own right before our own eyes. here's nbc bay area's colin resch. >> it's hard to believe dave fleming has been calling giants games for 12 seasons now. it was a quick ascent to the bigs for fleming but he definitely paid his dues along the way. >> my first game they flew me in for a weekend. i remember being nervous about it. john and duane and mike were all there. and i was like 25 years old. so i show up. and the piece of advice they gave me, which i really thought was great, was we have these stacks of notes and stats. they took all of it right in front of me and said see all this? and they just threw it in the garbage. and they said don't worry. you don't have to sound smart, you don't have to sound leek you know every bit of giants history. just watch the game, describe the game, and the fans will like it. >> my favorite call is the final out of the 2012 world series. >> bottom of the tenth inning here in detroit and the giant

fleming admitted he may have kissed her on the neck. sam singer is now his spokesperson. > he denied any sexual harass many. the investigation was flawed. >> reporter: fleming was removed as vice chancellor but kept his $33,000 salary for 10 months which, at the time was within the rules of the university. it's called transition leave. when an administrator takes up to 12 months to prepare. he is now a chemistry professor. uc president napolitano only recently found out about it. >> how can she not know? >> well, we have a system of over 200,000 employees and she relies on chancellors to run their own campuses. it wasn't communicated to her. >> i think if she's so unaware, she ought to resign. >> had this happened today it's unlikely that high level administrator would be granted leave after having violated sexual harassment policy. >> the former dean of the law school is being reviewed by a second committee. the office of prevention of harassment and discrimination found that he acted inappropriately toward his administrative assistant

fleming admitted he may have kissed her on the neck. sam singer is now his spokesperson. >> he denied any sexual harass many. the investigation was flawed. >> reporter: fleming was removed as vice chancellor but kept his $33,000 salary for 10 months which, at the time was within the rules of the university. it's called transition leave. when an administrator takes up to 12 months to prepare. he is now a chemistry professor. uc president napolitano only recently found out about it. >> how can she not know? >> well, we have a system of over 200,000 employees and she relies on chancellors to run their own campuses. it wasn't communicated to her. >> i think if she's so unaware, she ought to resign. >> had this happened today it's unlikely that high level administrator would be granted leave after having violated sexual harassment policy. >> the former dean of the law school is being reviewed by a second committee. the office of prevention of harassment and discrimination found that he acted inappropriately toward his administrative >> it's

and calling the action was dave fleming in the radio booth. actually the youngest member of the giants acclaimed broadcast crew and he's coming to his own right before our eyes. here's "today in the bay's" colin rush. >> how time nice. hard to believe dave fleming has been calling giants games for 12 seasons now. it was quick assent to the bigs for fleming but he paid his dues along the way. >> my first game they flew me in for a weekend. i remember being nervous about it. john and dwyane and mike were there. and i was like 25 years old. so i show up and the piece of advice they gave me which i thought was great was they took all we have these stacks of notes and stats and said see all this and they just threw it in the garbage and said, don't worry, you don't have to sound smart, don't have to sound like you know every bit of giants history. just watch the game, describe the game and the fans will like it. my second big league game, was a no hitter for the second game i ever worked was kevin millwood for the phillies no hit the giants. little

we go behind the scenes with giants announcer dave fleming. stay with us. "and liftoff of the atlas rocke runs4 =pgy/contvo=america's atlas roc >>> and liftoff of the united launch alliance atlas 5 rockets. >> america's atlas rockets are once again cleared for takeoff. take a look at this. always incredible to see this happening. this is an unmanned at lalas 5 launching from cape canaveral this morning hauling a satellite into space for the navy. back in march the rocket shut down a few seconds too soon while making a space station delivery. that led to the grounding of the entire fleet. scientists discovered an issue with the fuel valve. they fixed it. that cleared the way for today's launch. >>> after a near perfect road trip, the giants are back home tonight ready to host the phillies in about 15 minutes. >> that's right. and the players are getting ready. so are the broadcasters. the youngest of that crew, dave fleming, has blossomed right before our eyes. let's bring in nbc bay area's colin resch. >> reporter: it's hard to believe dave fleming has been

final thoughts, sam fleming? guest: my point on inflation being subjective is i was first to a caller who felt that the inflation that they saw was higher than the initial numbers. i said it was possible because the individual basket of goods may buy could be going up much more quickly than the overall level of prices. the only other point i will make is that once again, i agree that people worry constantly about the inflation and the monetary supply by the central bank, by the purchasers of these government bonds, and the potential to lead this -- for this to lead to inflation. all i'm saying now is that the evidence is it has not happened. host: that is sam fleming, u.s. economics editor at "the financial times." next we talked to joshua horwitz, executive director of the coalition to stop gun violence. later, we will talk about defending against so-called with shamanstacks" use. he currently serves as the deputy director of the george washington university center for cyber and homeland security. ♪ on american

fleming is now a chemistry professor.politano recently found out about it. >> how can she not know? well, we have a system of over 200,000 employees. she relies on the chancellors to run their own campuses. it wasn't communicated to her. >> napolitano is said to be upset about the latest incident. >> i think it's the president of the university is so unaware of what's going on, she ought to resign. >> she's instituted a peer review system for all senior administrators. her office says had this happened today, it's unlikely he would have been granted a transition leave. >>> lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> reportedly refused to turn over her university issued cell phone, laptop and ipad to investigators. they claim there are privileged communications with her law on the dee viegss. she says turning them over to the university would compromise her attorney-client privilege. uc says they own them and can confiscate them at any time. she's on paid leave and under investigation for her conduct. >>> that's going to do it for ab

practice at 11:00, boys, fleming park. i will see you there. 88 on saturday. if we hit 90 three days in a row that would be sunday, monday and tuesday, first heat wave of the season and right now we come this close. i'm doing -- oka >> how close. >> less effective when you are not on camera. >> coming up the nats knock the socks off of chicago tonight. >>> sports up next, but first here's jimmy fallon. >> hey, guys, mark garr raf l know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected. know that at least the process of buying a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make retirement closer than you think know. the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, and services we offer. because when you have insight, you know. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. >>> dave is joining us. nats looking good in chicago. >> they have been struggling. stuff. you are trying to

churchill sent william stevenson, swashbuckling operative among his agents with ian fleming who usesexperience later on as his model for james bond and set up a school for spy operations over the border from new york state and canada. they sent protesters to break up america first meetings, identified german agents in the united states and tried to out them in sympathetic newspapers and other media and forged documents which tried to implicate germany, planning for an invasion of the western hemisphere. fdr for instance got a map supposedly showing germany's plan organization of south america after its takeover, spoke about this in public, refused to share, to show it to anybody but apparently it was obvious that it was a forgery by j edgar hoover. i do an injustice to my book if i didn't talk about a man i consider the hero of the period and that is harry hopkins. harry hopkins moved into the white house in may 1940 with the invasion of france. he was the guest who never left. he stayed until the end of the war and he and fdr became hand and glove. he was a man many people called th

. >> he's one of the best broadcasters in all of sports, but hear why dave fleming's time was almostshortened. >> this was super bad, super bad. >> four world series titles can't prepare javier lopez for a favorite new game show. he tries his hand at brandon or brandon. >> i relied on my mom a lot. because she was constant that was in my life. >> and how a

this morning sam fleming looks at the state of the u.s. committee and news from the latest federal reserve board ead meeting. to combat homegrown terrorism and extremism. as always we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. host: good morning to you, today is saturday, june 18th. philadelphia this week became tax on to pass a sodas. and philadelphia's mayor says they use the money to pay for hildhood causes. and childhood education. we are asking you this morning how do you feel about a soda tax? if you support the

. >> mealtime, white house press secretary josh earnest fleming republicans were using the term radicalic extremism, saying it's just a talking point, not a counterterrorism strategy. he expanded on those comments at his press briefing. >> we haven't heard a phrase from republicans, we've just seen republicans tried to use the word radical islamic extremism to fool people into thinking they're tough on terrorism when the truth is, they don't even have the courage to vote against the nra and prevent those same suspected terrorists being able to buy a gun in the united states. it's shameful and it's cowardice. >> what inflation but lieutenant colonel alan west says the kernel has it all wrong. >> josh earnest is saying that basically you would have turned the attack on pearl harbor just an attack by airplanes. you have to understand the ideology of your enemy in order to strategically undermine their messaging and undermine that ideology while you understand their goals and objectives . >> greg, let's start with attorney general loretta lynch. i thought it was a wonderful thing that she r

kelly fleming, andrew fryberg. sheila rose. and this is supposed to go all night. gk butterfield is the chairman of the congressional black caucus. he said it's been a long day and going to be a long night. we're told they don't intend to stop any time soon. and probably go out for the day. this could go on for a couple more days. >> speaker paul ryan is calling it a publicity stunt. what are your thoughts seeing them tonight? is this a publicity stunt? >> there is no such thing as a filibuster in the house of representatives. a week ago we had a filibuster in the senate. they have focused attention on guns. is it getting publicity? yes. the question is, is it just going to affect republicans in a negative way? you know some members were holding up telephone line for the capital, begging constituents to call. i should point out republicans, when they were the minority in 2008, they took control of the chamber for a month. you can't televise what is going on in there. they were arguing about oil prices. drill baby, drill. now, the democrats are in the minority, the

. >> good afternoon i'm sorry a morgan fleming a partner with the partners and one of the new ones i'm here representing high on a hill it calls to me er and most importantly ocean wide center we wanted to make a short presentation on the interpretive dismay i'm from new york city and preparing i guess one of the could he things the journey of last year as i've gotten to know our beautiful city ken burns said cities are a constellation of any stories that's what we're here to explain for the ocean wide center a basically 3 stories that come out of the rebirth of the south of market after the earthquake so in terms of the presentation i'll jump forward to the interpreted display and jump back to the description of the urban room 3 different stories i think the first one and a lot of those two stories were brought or the research by page and turnball i was wearing any pair of levy jeans i thought that levies was an iconic symbol of san francisco it was once cloths it is now a fashion statement the first story we'll tell the first street building the state letter building one of the major

it is typical of john fleming's paintings, called the ashcans school, simple, everyday paintings. what are these guys doing? they are trying to pick up these girls. that is original. this is everyday life. it is this generation of painters who discovered factories, everyday life on the street. interesting subjects. 1913, the armory show, they have the famous armory show and these guys become famous across the united states. that armory show, three women put it on. this is jon sloan. there's max eastman on the left. along with floyd dell, they transform the masses. they think the layout had a lot to do with the new yorker, based on max eastman's ideas. on the right, he is with his sister, not his wife. that is his sister. they came from two minister parents. very progressive minister parents. in the early 1910s, max eastman married a young german girl. she wanted to keep her maiden name. back in those days, it was a big deal. the newspapers had photographs of them. oh my goodness gracious. one of the paper said, if women were allowed to keep their maiden names it would lead to lose

fleming,d j spencer professor of history at brigham young university talks about how they the city was founded, put up satellite communities and 33 mormon families settled the city of provo. saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv and sunday afternoon at two p.m. on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. next, house benghazi republicans speak to reporters on their investigation into the september 11, 2012, attack in libya that killed four americans including ambassador christopher stevens. report of thenal committee which was created in 2014 and headed by representative trey gowdy. this is about one hour. mr. gowdy: >> i want to begin by expressing our collective gratitude to those whose loved ones families who laid down the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of our country and i also want to express our collective appreciation of the americans that fought so valiantly that night and in controverted way saved other lives. this is service and sacrifice and desire to protect him defend fellow americans and our interests ab

. >> then we also do quite a bit of iain fleming which is the t james bon books right over here.c see that we do quite a bit oftet differ things relating to bookso but these are first editions of the classic bon books.ssic bon b these are big hits with men. m we do -- we just sold just yesterday a copy of a gold gd finger. >> i have to move over to the most extravagant gift you haveu for dad which is $65,000. $,0 let's unveil it.l >> this is a 1946 fuller restored motorcycle in mint condition completely functionala the person who did theho d the restoration will be flown in for the person who buys this spendss the day with them teaching the nuances of riding this type off bike. bi it was called a side shifteridsh because the shifter is not on n the handlebars. it rests right over here. you have to take your hand offff the handlebar to shift gearshift hence the suicide part of the equation. >> this is so cool.s o cool gifts here at city center at tht great republic ranging fromangim eight bucks all the way up to $65,000. if you have the money to celebrate dad on that level, but re

i want to welcome our new communications director tony fleming sitting up here who joins us this month. i also want to announce some very pleased and honored that we have a new staff member joining us next month, our incoming chief he h chief editor for arms control today, he is the editor with the chicago tribute, bloomberg news, u.s. news and world report, terry atlas. welcome, terry. [ applause ] for all of you who registered online on had trouble, you will that shervan teran was the logistics behind this. i want to thank her for her help. finally, we have finally, we have a post-event reception at 5:00 p.m. if you have enough stamina. and there are details about where this is. it's a few blocks away. there's a map on the card on your table. we look forward to seeing many of you there at 5:00 p.m. to wind down and talk some more about the issues that we have discussed here today. thanks again for joining us. thanks to our panelists here and earlier today. and thanks for your support for the arms control association. we are adjourned. [ applause ] >>> madam secretary, we proudly give

house natural resources committee chairman rob bishop, subcommittee on water, power and oceans john fleming, subcommittee vice chairman paul go sar for recognizing the urgency in passing this bill and congressman joe courtney, aing me -- my colleague across the long island sound, who worked with us to make this bipartisan bill. i also commend the act sthroism long island fishing community which championed this issue for nearly two decades. the dedicated men and women who fish in these local waters the tens of thousands of long islanders who depend on the coastal economy of the east end deserve no less than this commonsense reform promoted by this proposal. i encourage encourage my colleagues to support this bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. does the gentleman from nevada reserve? the gentleman from missouri. mr. clay: i have no further seekers and urge the body to adopt h.r. 37 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri, mr. clay, yields back. the gentleman from nevada. mr. hardy: i yield back. the speake

financial times economic editors sam fleming will discuss what came out of this week's federal reserve meeting and the overall outlook for the u.s. economy, including the potential impact of the brexit referendum. joshua horwitz, executive director of the gun violence will talk about his gun control issues in the wake of the orlando night attack. plus homegrown terrorism wishing misuse. the center for cyber and homeland security extremism program. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal", beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, saturday morning. joined the discussion. >> on american history tv on c-span three, this saturday starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern, we are live from gettysburg college in gettysburg pennsylvania for the annual civil war institute summer conference. as authors, historians and professors examine topics such as people's refugee camps, and the post-civil war career of ulysses s grant. we'll also your conversation on the return of the confederate veteran of the origins of the lost cause. at ten p.m., with the approach of the anniversary of the space museum in july, r

financial times surks economics editor sam fleming will discuss what came out of this week's federalrowitz, executive director of the coalition to stop gun violence will talk about his group's position on new gun control measures in the wake of the orlando nightclub attack. plus a look at u.s. efforts to combat homegrown terrorism and extremism with seamus hughes, deputy director of george washington university center for cyber and homeland security extremism program. be sure to watch beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >>> on american history tv on c-span3, this saturday starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern, we're live from gettysburg college in gettysburg, pennsylvania, for the annual civil war institute summer conference. reconstruction in the north, and post-civil war career of yew list seize s. grant. also here conversations on the return of the confederate veteran and the origins of the lost kaus. with the approach of the anniversary of the smithsonian air and space museum in july, real america will showcase a series of nasa films. this weekend w