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how isoing to talk about the young people struggling for work or economic recovery has been stuck in low gear. >> can i say something, matt, before you respond -- >> sure. >> -- and to juan. anti-worker? this is the first republican presidential nominee in our lifetimes who's mentioned the middle class, who has mentioned the working man and woman in this country and their families and talked about how he is going to reach out to all of them. he's talking about stimulating small business. he's not talking about k street, the chamber of commerce, and the business roundtable. do you disagree with that, matt? >> no, i don't disagree with that at all. in fact, think i we have a certain economic arrogance not only the republican party but with a lot of the leaders in both parties where we can shed jobs and we can shed sectors and because america's so big, that we need to have the security relations around the globe, and we're okay with the cheating and the deck being stacked zbejtsz the american worker in sector after sector. i think what donald trump is saying is, hey, look, america can't

iso remains a formidable adversary. forcing it to devote more time and energy to protect its vital infrastructure. a long and will be difficult fight there is broad agreement on the seriousness of needs to bend the meted decisively and collectively. i frequently engage with them about what we need to do together in terms of information sharing, joint operational activity, and being able to confident our respective strengths and capabilities so we can destroy them thoroughly. the cia is not just a counterterrorism agency, we are a comprehensive intelligence service with a global charter. as i often tell young officers, i have never seen a time when our country faced such a wide variety of threats for national security. anyrun your fingers along portion of the map from asia pacific to north africa, you will find a flashpoint with global implications. china is modernizing its military. north korea is expanding its nuclear weapons program. russia is threatening its neighbors and aggressively reassessing itself on the global

how governor jerry brown iso getting involved to stop the >>> a push for cameras in the east bay followingay shootings. how governor brown is getting involved. >> and game 4 of the stanley cup finals and where you can buy tickets. >> go, sharks. the effect that the marine layer will have on the monday forecast. >> the bay bridge is getting busier and we have a crash commuters will have to dodge heading into the city. details straight ahead. >>> good morning. it's monday, june 6. and i'm anne makovec in for michelle. >> and i'm kenny choi. >>> several east bay mayors are asking for help to stop deadly freeway shootings. jackie ward has more on the push. jackie? >> reporter: the mayors are calling the highways a battle ground and pleading for governor brown for help. several law enforcement agencies say if more cameras were placed along the highways they would have a better chance of arresting the shooters but it's not a cheap fix. it would take $100,000 to install cameras, and the city already has one00 surveillance cameras, so for the mayor and police chief, it's money worth spending. >> w

influence led the killer down the path of violence and terror, whatever propaganda he was consuming from iso-anda -- isil and al qaeda, this was an act of hate on the lgbt community. americans were targeted because we are a country that has learned to welcome everyone, no matter who you are or who you love. and hatred towards people ,ecause of sexual orientation regardless of where it comes , is a betrayal of what is best in us. joe and i were talking on the way over here. break up the world denigrated then and and express hatred towards groups because of the color of their skin or their faith or their sexual orientation. feed something very dangerous in this world. so if there was ever a moment for us to reaffirm our most basic beliefs that everybody counts and everybody has dignity , now is the time. it is a good time for all of us to reflect on how we treat each on respectto insist and equality for every human being. we have to end discrimination and violence against our brothers and sisters who are in , here at homenity and around the world, especially in countries where they are routinely p

russian conduct because if you go back remembered they initially said they were coming in to fight iso- isis and that's not what they did. >> reporter: us and russian forces have had tents relations . us has backed rebel groups while the brussels -- russians have supported others. >>> to date one of the soldiers who died in a fort hood training accident two weeks ago was laid to rest. miguel vasquez was buried at the texas state veteran's seminar they cemetery. he died in an accident that cost nine soldiers their lives as their vehicle was swept away and floodwaters. >> he would give you his shirt off his back. i've seen him do it. he would give his last couple of dollars to a homeless veteran. he loved his family. he never made enemies and was a good, honest man.>> reporter: fort hoods officials say it will be a while before they can release any information about the accident. >> reporter: he leaves behind a wife and four children and was 38 years old. >>> san francisco police released new san francisco -- video of a stabbing suspect with the hope someone will come forward with his id

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iso think the large lecture probably an artifact of the past, and that is a place where we can use theo-called slip classroom methods, where you use a combination of video and live sessions, but in maller groups, as a much more effective pedagogical tool than a large lecture hall. some have questioned the future value of a stanford degree. it is so expensive, even though you have managed to bring the price down. for how many more hundreds of years do you think stanford university will exist and a stanford degree will be the most sought after degree in the world? to build well, we try the university for perpetual existence. we try to do that by using the endowment and controlling how we spend it. i think ensuring that education remains affordable will be key to that and the fact that financial aid has gone up faster than tuition revenue has been key to achieving that. that said, i think it is safe to say that all universities need to find ways to improve efficiency. we have not really found ways to that do notuctivity decrease the quality of the educational experience, and that is a rol

. >> iso committee for your work for difficult times and i want to get back to what i have been hearingause what they do to familiarize john crawford and get back to your point about this not having criminal-justice in our platform for the last eight years and particularly for african-americans is the two biggest issues. o data collection in racial profiling and from the collaborative agreement, do you see that being a component with an additive of grand jury reform? that we going with no indictment. is there a elway to have comprehensive criminal justice reform? >> that is a complicated question because we deal with a couple of systems the federal and the state system so there are different rules with state as opposed to federal and within the state there is a varying degree of eligibility. but the civil-rights division to be involved in some of those cases but the standard of proof setback in the '60s when the civil-rights statutes were passed but those standards i think is entirely too high to show there was a willful and tension with specific intent in that standard of proof think i

and this is precisely one of the main pillars of president n iso's state vision -- mexico a responsible glover actor, and we will can cheer creating that we will continue -- we will can it is when discrimination is allowed against one group, it is just a matter of time it targets others. passivity emboldens that bigots, and intolerance versus amidst silence. and so we have to be strong and courageous and not afraid. we have to stand up to set the record straight. history also teaches us that every time we had been capable of uniting our wills, our voices, and our interaction the few that promote presser this, ignorance, and fear have been no match against the many who defend justice, liberty, and hope. peopleican and jewish partake in this common heritage. it is our shared values that bind us together -- respect for plurality, diversity, freedom, and tolerance. we also share many traits. we both chairs the importance of family and the role of mothers and women in our society. water cultural, multiethnic countries, and vibrant democracies. e.g. then, as no surprise that the mexican commu

not only combating violence, extremist or organizations like iso, but you also faced the situation in the south china sea, a resurgent russia, ongoing korea, from iran, north but he reappeared class of 2016. soon you're going to be confronting the challenges head on. and you will be entrusted to carry out the nations well with our most precious resource. that is not equipment, that is america's sons and daughters. i have no doubt, i've no doubt that you are ready. as you graduate, you must leave. so aim high airmen, aim high. now it is my distinct honor and privilege to welcome our commander-in-chief, the president of the united states, president barack obama. [applause] >> hello air force. [applause] president obama: thank you so much. thank you. it is wonderful to be back. at the united states air force academy. thank you secretary james for your service to our air force in our nation. academy leaders, faculty, and staff, especially your outstanding superintendent, lieutenant general michelle johnson. [applause] and most of all, congratulations to the class of 2016. [applause] as yo

unite now iso democrats, and stop fighting, was his message. he is saying i want you to cast her vote this way, too. the clintons as campaign tries to rearrange its schedule. she will next weekend in california, polling showing that in some places this is a dead heat. how close is it between senator sanders and former secretary of state clinton? >> it looks very close. a relatively comfortable leading california for some time, but is a state senators trying very hard to get some traction in. there are a ton of delegates there, the way he is looking at a. he talks about it as if he can still win the nomination. that, else really thinks but even if he couldn't win the nomination, there are so many delegates in california, and sanders is so committed to pushing the party and a more progressive direction, he sees an opportunity to get as many delegates as he can california, get a win in california gives his agenda some kind of mandate and more influence in philadelphia when they meet for the convention in july. >> why do you think the sanders messa

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today from 12 to 6 iso limb picks day, a funny familiar fitness center in camden. will we need sunglasses or an umbrella? was he's the weather. >> put away the umbrella, you need the sunglasses and the sunscreen. the temp are warming up into the 80s. low humidity. not quite as humid later this afternoon up to 81-degrees. there it is camden all clear on ultimate doppler radar. much happening here. no storms expected today, maybe just a few low clouds and drizzle right along the coast certainly not picked up by ultimate doppler. temperatures starting off into the 60s this morning. it will climb a bit in the city here along i95, the north and western suburbs, but there is a good east wind coming in. that will keep the temps down especially along the coast. high pressure in control to the north. creating some low clouds down the shore this morning. they should begin to clear out. elsewhere pretty much keeps us clear. a few clouds maybe a shower well up into the poconos. that is about it. every where else we'll stay dry. low clouds overnight developing just off the coas

us, we are case for writing 83016 democratic -- what iso add in the case for us changing what has been done before? we are a national committee of the democratic, why is there a case to be talking about state-level politics? >> every policy the democrats care about may run through the federal government. if you look at what happens when federal policies are passing, the states have been able to block what we have cared about. 19 states have left 10 million americans uninsured. these have human consequences. antiunion policies are making it tougher for families to share in the economic recovery. austerity measures are letting vital infrastructure rust up. we heard about flint earlier. leaving the states out causes that type of thing. gun policies would have been stronger there, that could have been prevented. you are also ignoring the human consequences that neglect causes. i would strongly encourage the party and this committee to integrate state policies and focus on states into the platform. >> thank you very much. we're going to hear from the president and executive director of the

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what concerns me, the wake-up wants to be more iso-like. that would concern me.senator heinrich: my time is expired. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. chair. congratulations to the witnesses. hauser, senator king talked about training, and my concerns are his, bringing training here is one of the best get. for the buck we could you describe to the committee some of the training , and yourtaking place thought about the value of that melts mill training? -- mill to mill training? lt. gen waldhauser: it's important to talk about it in three levels. tactical training is the easiest, so to speak. how to shoot a weapon, how to patrol. we can do that and do that well. our partners can do that and do that well. statese as the united and the military can make significant differences is, i would call it, at the executive or operational level. those who would train, equip, they are all part of the military training. we need to make sure that the government understands what their role is and how that military supports the government. there's the tactical level and the o

and this is precisely one of the main pillars of president n iso's state vision -- mexico a responsibleactor, and we will can cheer creating that we will continue -- we will can it is when discrimination is allowed against one group, it is just a matter of time it targets others. passivity emboldens that bigots, and intolerance versus amidst silence. and so we have to be strong and courageous and not afraid. we have to stand up to set the record straight. history also teaches us that every time we had been capable of uniting our wills, our voices, and our interaction the few that promote presser this, ignorance, and fear have been no match against the many who defend justice, liberty, and hope. peopleican and jewish partake in this common heritage. it is our shared values that bind us together -- respect for plurality, diversity, freedom, and tolerance. we also share many traits. we both chairs the importance of family and the role of mothers and women in our society. water cultural, multiethnic countries, and vibrant democracies. e.g. then, as no surprise that the mexican community --

for us to focus so much on efforts in the senate, one of the specific tactics then to sort of exposed iso-fort -- the perversions they are doing and discredit them. what are some of the best way to go about that? >> i really believe in a counter narrative. verylize those snow articulate and clear-cut counter narrative. by counter narrative i mean how do you respond with issues of morality, democracy, citizenship. constitutional nation should. all the things that have been argued, but unknown to the best majority of muslims. a lot of the issues that isis claim by the balance their picking with but remedy, been dealt with are ready. the counter narrative is affecting as you can expect a stupid very rigorous, authentic scholarship. is based on the primary .ources overall recal >> we are running out of time. i want to say thank you. i hope you will save your many questions. i want to thank you both. your testimony was so courageous and so moving. the outrageous attacks going on against lgbt people in the middle east and here in the united states which is a point out in your testimony is the most

during the calls he said he was doing this for the leader of iso who he named and pledged loyalty toerpetrators of the boston marathon bombing and solitary solidarity with a man who died as a suicide bomber in syria. the bombers at the boston marathon and the suicide bomber from florida were not inspired by isil which adds a little bit to the confusion about his motives. of course we are working to understand what role anti-gay bigotry bigotry may have played in this attack. it's early and we are working hard to understand the killer and his motives and his sources of inspiration. we are highly confident that this killer was radicalized and at least in some part through the internet. >> our cspan campaign 2016 bus continues its travel throughout the country to honor winners from this years student cam competition. recently our bus stopped in maryland and washington d.c. at montgomery blair high school. forty-one students were presented with awards in front of classmates, teachers, parents and local officials. these students $13000 for their documentary on and infrastructure spending.

iso think one of the answers people get to vote on trade. they do not get to vote on technology. they do not always recognize the shifts they are responding to our technological shifts. states,nited manufacturing goes up. manufacturing employment goes down because we get more efficient at making the stuff we make. we also import things. we export things, too. when plants shut down because a plant is moved overseas, you see less attention on the plants that are built here. bmws in the united states. have jobs and that factory building german cars for export. i do think one of the reasons is we don't necessarily do enough for impacted workers. there are a lot of them that this administration has proposed time, that people who are making minimum wage or displaced over time are finding a new job. if they took a lower wage to get some sort of wage insurance for a few years, they build up their skills in a different industry. i think there are a lot of different things you can do that will cushion the dislocations that do happen, due to trade or technology. in some sense it does not ma

includes legitimate wreckage -- as we have seen in orlando, san bernardino, and elsewhere, iso-is attending to -- isil is attending to gain people that have no connection to the group. they urge followers to conduct attacks in their home countries they were unable to travel to syria and iraq. isthe same time, isil pulsating its global growth into a more active global organization. a branch in libya is probably the most developed and the most dangerous. we assess and airstrike would influence its attack into africa and europe. meanwhile, isil's sinai branch in egypt is the most capable group in all of egypt. it focuses attacks on the egyptian military and government targets, but has also targeted tourists, as we so with the downing of a russian passenger jet. other branches worldwide have struggled to gain traction. the yemen ranch for instance has been riddled with factionalism. the afghanistan branch has struggled to maintain cohesion, in part because of competition with the taliban. on the propaganda front, the coalition is working to counter isil's propaganda machine. isil lauds its own

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for example the command continues to support the efforts to degrade, dismantle and defeat iso.last year last year we noted we had established the joint force had quarters dod information headquarters. today i can report that the -- has made strides toward the goal of leading the day-to-day security of the events of the department's data network. also, as the dod expands the joint information environment, we have significantly more confidence in the overall security and resilience of our systems. our operations to defend dod networks and the nation's critical infrastructure proceed in conjunction with a host of federal industry and international partners. recognizing that dod is just one component of the whole nation of cyber team u.s. cyber conducts its own exercises, offering unmatched realism as we tried with federal, state, industry, and international partners. sever mission teams and joint headquarters are regular participants in the annual exercises of all combatant commands. training is improving, we need a persistent training environment which the department's continued

up we are seeing a grain of the boundaries between food and drugs as welcome what our nutraceuticals iso- but also as we learn more about human biology, as learn more about relationship between nutrition and health. we are seeing products and approaches that no longer fit within the way we use to organize food and drug related activities, and the legal regulatory structure that supports the. it's a whole new era. hopefully it will be a science driven one, and i think, we haven't talked much about nutrition, a special with michael jacobson sitting there -- >> he scares us. >> would also to talk about how we can change our system, regulatory but importantly food production so that we can produce foods that actually will support health, not increase risk. >> that leads me to my next question. if you watch tv in the morning, you see a constant barrage of ads for breakfast cereals to kids. most of the cereals are mostly sugar and fat, may be sprayed with some vitamins so they say they can have vitamins in them. and as commissioner hamburg knows, there's been all sorts of efforts that congress

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