john allen muhammad was on the other side. he was more defiant. >> police lined up in a cold rain to say after three week, don't forget i'm having brunch with meghan tomorrow. who? meghan, my coworker. who? seriously? you've met her like three times. who? (sighs) geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the new fiber one caramel nut protein bar. >>> a motorist is taken into custody. >> we can only hope that this is the end of it, but we don't know that yet. >> local and state prosecutors are meeting over some jurisdictional issues. >> for the residents in the washington, d.c. and the beltway area, three weeks of living on edge in constant fear is over. >> everyone was so glad it was over, and this mayhem has stopped, but there was also a lot of confusion of who these two guys were. they weren't what people were expecting. >> the confusion is compounded by disbelief as other disturbing revelations emerge about john muhammad and lee malvo, the two snipers event

on november 10th, 2009, john allen muhammad was executed.is final meal included chicken with red sauce and strawberry cake. >> mr. muhammad was asked to be make a last statement, and he did not acknowledge us or make any statement whatsoever. he seemed very unemotional. >> hello, everyone. i'm still on death row fighting. >> prior to his execution however, muhammad did speak. this short video was made after his conviction and aired on cnn in 2007. it included what seemed to be an oddly upbeat farewell. >> thank you for your patient kindness and sacrifice that you will always make. peace. may god be with you always. thank you. >> we will not forget. we will never know your pain, and we only wish that we would have stopped this to reduce the have stopped this to reduce the number of victims. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> one was world renowned, among the most gifted musicians in history. >> and one was a kid from georgia with no real talents or direction in life. >> everyone said he was a nice pers person. >> he wanted to bring att

it is off the street. >> apprehended, 41-year-old john allen muhammad, a gulf war army veteran, and 17ear-old john lee malvo. >> muhammad's ex-wife mildred who had moved to the d.c. area two years earlier was stunned when she saw his face on television. >> i walked over to the screen. i put my hand on it and said what happened to you? >>> a motorist is taken into custody. >> we can only hope that this is ]dc(Ñqgñ/twg >> we can only hope that this is >> we can only hope that this is the end of it, but we don't know that yet. >> local and state prosecutors are meeting over some jurisdictional issues. >> for the residents of the washington, d.c. and the beltway, area, three weeks of living on edge in constant fear is over. >> everyone was so glad it was over, and this mayhem has stopped, but there was also a lot of confusion of who these two guys were. they weren't what people were expecting. >> bet you all thought i was finished. >> the confusion is compounded by disbelief as other disturbing revelations emerge about john muhammad and lee malvo, the two snipers eventually connected to do

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. >> he was so enamored with john allen muhammad that he would have done anything. and what muhammad was asking him to do was to kill over and over >> lee boyd malveaux? >> yes, sir. >> two years after the shooting, he was convicted of two counts of capital murder. he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. three years later, he wrote from his cell, i'm still grappling with shame, guilt, remorse and my own healing if that will ever be possible. as for john allen muhammad, he, there are theories that he was randomly shooting people in that area so that perhaps he could kill his ex-wife and swoop in as the grieving ex-husband, and take the children away. >> if he wanted to kill her, he could have killed her randomly. i don't think it had anything to do with it. >> i don't think he would go to this length, ever. it still bothers me. >> we were watching a movie, i don't remember t name of t he said, i could take a small city, a group of people and it would only be me. >> at 9:06 p.m., john allen muhammad was executed. his final meal was chicke

john allen, joining us from rome. thank you. >> woodruff: online, we're asking you, what do you think the pope meant with his comment about gays? share your thoughts on our facebook page. >> ifill: summer has long been a time of the year when many teens can find temporary work. but those traditions have been upended of late, as newshour economics correspondent paul solman reports in the second of two stories he's done on this portion of the struggling job market. it's part of his ongoing reporting, "making sense of financial news." >> reporter: after graduating from high school in a low-income part of boston, yusuf sunun got a summer job at web retailer wayfair. >> i wanted to get work at a place that would help me in the long run. >> reporter: sunun heads to centre college this fall on a full scholarship to study computer science and economics. having moved here from ghana last year, he feels incredibly lucky to have a job, even if just for the summer. >> there are no jobs for students in ghana at all, because the ad

forces in afghanistan commander general john allen, a graduate of the class of 1984, and i would like to give them both a round of applause. it is an honor to introduce our commencement speaker, the honorable james clapper, the fourth director of national intelligence. he has a long track record of support for intelligence education and is a special friend to this university, as has been highlighted. as both director of dia and the national spatial intelligence agency as well as the undersecretary of defense and now serving as the fourth director of national intelligence, there's no one that has served our nation and continues to serve our nation during so many trying times that director clapper has done. from his first serving our nation as the united states marine, during his time as a young airman in vietnam, throughout all the difficult times our nation has faced over the past five decades of peace, war, and conflict, what many do not know is that in the mid- 1990's he served as an instructor teaching a course, knowing he would go on to shape this great institution. that is very t

forces in afghanistan commander general john allen, a graduate of the class of 1984, and i would like applause. [applause] it is an honor to introduce our commencement speaker, the honorable james clapper, the fourth director of national intelligence. he has a long track record of support for intelligence education and is a special friend to this university, as has been highlighted. as both director of dia and the national spatial intelligence agency as well as the undersecretary of defense and now serving as the fourth director of national intelligence, there's no one that has served our nation and continues to serve our nation during so many trying times that director clapper has done. from his first serving our nation as a united states marine, during his time as a young airman in vietnam, throughout all the difficult times our nation has faced over the past five decades of peace, war, and conflict, what many do not know is that in the mid- 1990's he served as an instructor teaching a course, entitled the future of the intelligence community, little knowing he would go on to shape

. >> reporter: with the terror attack on boston three people in john allen's world were about to collide. three people who trained in boxing and mixed martial arts. all three are now dead. and key among them is bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. seen working without days before the attack. were you surprised at his demeanor 72 hours before those bombs wept off? >> unbelievable. just him entering the ring. i mean, you know, like jumping over both legs, feet at his shoulder height. >> reporter: right. >> clearing the ring, hopping in, jumping rope. like, yeah, he was on top of the world. >> reporter: allen trained tsarnaev and another russian speaker. >> there were a few times they prayed to mecca in the gym and not unusual for ibrahim to do it. >> reporter: they were getting closer? >> seemed so, yes. >> reporter: he says they trained together in 2011. that same year, tsarnaev's friend brandon mess was murdered in a near beheading along with two pals. tsarnaev was never interviewed by state troopers in connection to the friend's murder or the murder of the other two victims. did tamerlan

. >> reporter: john allen still remembers tamerlan tsarnaev's reaction when their friend was killed.> he kind of laughed it off saying maybe hee deserved it. other two victims eric wiseman and raf fall but others who they spoke with questioned whether the drugs were a smoke screen that could have put him squarely on the radar. >> did tamerlan ever tell you that police came to him. about anything? >> nhi, no humans involved. >> that was at least the perception even though one of the three victims had drug-related charges but four months after the murders tsarnaev left boston and traveled to dagestan where it's believed he became radicalized. investigators wonder if the outcome could have been different if they could have reached him in the first place. this man saw him a couple times a week. he said police never questioned him and so he never told them about a meeting weeks before the murder which made him very, very nervous. >> he acting differently. they all were nervous. he seemed very never sus. >> they believe too many solid leads weren't followed. >> anyone who knew eric knew he

. >> reporter: with the terror attack on boston three people in john allen's world were about to collidethree people who trained in boxing and mixed martial arts. all three are now dead. and key among them is bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. were you surprised at the demeanor 72 hours before those bombs -- >> unbelievable. just him entering the ring. i mean, you know, like jumping over both legs. feet shoulder height. >> reporter: right. >> hopping in. jumping rope. like, yeah, like he was on top of the world. >> reporter: allen trained both tsarnaev and another russian speaker, ibrahim tadashev. >> they prayed to mecca in the gym. ibrahim did it from day one. >> reporter: they were getting closer? >> seemed so. >> reporter: allen said they trained together in 2011. that same year tsarnaev's friend brendan mess was murdered in a near beheldi ibeheading along w pals. tsarnaev was never questioned in relation to the murder or other two thickets, weissman and teken. did he ever tell you that police had come to speak to him, about what he knew about brendan, the jugs, anything? >> no. you

. >> reporter: with the terror attack on boston three people in john allen's world were about to collide, three people who trained in boxing and mixed martial arts. all three are now dead and key among them is tamerlan tsarnaev seen working out at the gym days before the attack. were you surprised at his demeanor 72 hours before those bombs? >> just him entering the ring, i mean, you know, like jumping over both legs, feet at his shoulder height, clearing the ring, jumping rope. like he was on top of the world. >> reporter: allen trained tsarnaev and another russian speaker. >> they were polar opposites as individuals. tamerlan was very flashy. the other was a bit more reserved but he was hot headed. there were a few times that they prayed into gym which wasn't abnormal to do it because he did it from day one but it was abnormal for tamerlan. >> so they were getting closer. >> reporter: he said they trained together in 2011. that same year tsarnaev's friend brendan mess was murdered in a near beheading along with two pals. sources say tsarnaev were involved in the murders. do you believe

. >> reporter: john allen still remembers tamerlan tsarnaev's reaction when he learned their mutual friend had been murdered. >> he laughed it off saying brendan probably got what he deserved. making bad choices, that those were the repercussions he had to case. >> reporter: tsarnaev was never interviewed in connection with his friends's murder or the murder of the other two victims. but allen and others we spoke with question whether the drugs strewn over the dead bodies were an effective smoke screen, distracting investigators from interviewing people who could have been tamerlan tsarnaev squarely on the radar. >> did tamerlan ever tell you police had come to speak to him? what he knew about brendan -- >> no. >> -- about the drugs, about anything? >> no. around here we call it nhi. >> reporter: which is? >> no humans involved. >> reporter: okay. which means? >> they were three drug dealers that were murdered over drugs and money. >> reporter: that at least was the perception. even though only one of the three victims had drug-related charges. but four months after those murders, tsarnaev

john: blue jasmine a woody allen movie. >> right, right. must have been pretty amazing to spend any time amount of time. >> all i wanted to do is meet him before he died. that was my goal. i mean, anybody, not because he's old but anybody. if he gets hit by a truck as easily as die of old age. >> john: woody, i'm so glad you didn't die before... >> i said nice to meet you. then i was like done, did it. go ahead. >> john: now you can cork it. enjoy yourself. john: as a kid, the nightclub album off by heart. >> woody was a hero of mine and one of the best ever so i really just wanted to have any contact with him. >> john: in the press for this movie he started to say that he might do a little stand-up again. >> that's what i her, yeah. john: nudge him. i'll probably never see him again. i was in the movie for three days. the way i looked at it they were making a movie and i got to be in it. i'm this guy who bothers this poor woman played by sally hawkins. i, you know, i affected her about five times in the movie in the car and in a closet. i'm

. >> john allen, reporting live for us this morning, thank you so much. >>> police have restored ordereach, california, after a huge fight broke out in the streets. watch. it's crazy, right? the violence erupted at the end of the u.s. open of surfing. it was actually a surfing and skating event when officers first tried to disperse the crowd, the crowd moved into the downtown area and, as you can see, people were still fighting and they were also damaging property. >> it started with like a fight and then it just broke out. they were tipping port-a-potties and everyone was just running down main street. >> there's the port-a-potty video. i hope no one was in any of those port-a-potties. no injuries were reported. police arrested eight people and they are looking for more suspects. they are also asking the public for individual kbr for video or pictures so they can make more arrests. >>> joe joe john, the driver of a boat, is facing vehicular manslaughter and assault. this crash involved a bride-to-be. the bride-to-be was killed and also killed was the best man in the wedding party. his

. >> john allen georgia, democratic caller, what do you have to say? >> caller: yes. talking about the democratic party. emma democrat. that democrats, what he said, when it comes to health care. >> host: are you still there? >> caller: democrat. >> guest: he's breaking up. keep going. >> caller: trying to exploit in the bills. and why did they do that? >> host: i think we got what he said. >> guest: well, that is a really good point. i don't think you would find a stronger supporter of the president's, nancy pelosi when she was speaker. and even subsequently trying to support his agenda and program. but it is a very difficult bill, complicated, and if you are-show up to this point you ever people calling in and talking about the impact that they can see in their own life. that kind of tough sell is when people want and expect the president to make, especially when he is now have to face voters again. it is his legacy, his agenda. he should not be taking vacations. he should be out there making a powerful case and working with congress. we ought to see him on the hill

. >> reporter: cnn vatican analyst john allen says according to vatican insiders, sainthood has been ed by john paul posthumously. >> in this case, the vatican is saying there is a report of a miraculous healing of a woman in costa rica. >> reporter: allen says, according to the report, the woman recovered from a severe brain injury. church protocol says it takes two miracles performed after death to make someone a saint. john paul's first miracle, an account that he cured a nun who reportedly had parkinson's, led to his beatification, the final step before sainthood. >> and a team of doctors first examined the miracle, then secondly, the team of theologians look at the miracles, and then they discuss amongst themselves the legitimacy and all the facts surrounding the miracles. >> reporter: then, a body of cardinals has to approve sainthood. and finally, the pope signs off on it. the previous record for the fastest canonization in modern times, josa maria escriba, founder of opus day, made a saint 25 years after his death. john paul's about to shatter that. but there are critics who s

our vatican analyst john allen says the remark represents a significant shift in tone for the catholicry lay major shift in substance. we shall see. >>> still ahead, questions about a high level mission about former president jimmy carter. is he now planning a trip to north korea? we'll have the latest. >>> we also have important news if you're a smoker. new research could save your life. sfx: birds chirping sfx: birds chirping it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects

. >> reporter: john allen still remembers tamerlantsarnaev's reaction when he heard their friend hadrdered. >> he kind of laughed it off. saying brendan probably got what he deserved. making bad choices. those were the repercussions he had to face. >> reporter: tsarnaev was never interviewed by state troopers in connection with his murder. or the other two victims. allen and others we spoke with question whether the drews strewn over the dead bodies where an effective smoke screen, detracting investigators from interviewing people who could have put tamerlan tsarnaev scarily on the radar. did tamerlan ever tell you police had come to speak with him? what he knew about the drugs, about anything? >> no. you know, i mean, around here they call -- we call it nhi. >> reporter: which is? >> no humans involved. >> reporter: okay. which means? >> there were three drug dealers that were murdered over drugs and money. >> reporter: that, at least, was the perception. even though only one of the three victims had drug related charges. but four months after those murders, tsarnaev left boston and

hey, do you know who john allen is?: didn't bill clinton promise monica a job at the pentagon? >> gosh, i don't remember what the promises were for that. >> bill: how long have you lived in new york? >> about five years. >> bill: do you think new yorkers are ready to give anthony weiner yet a third chance or this may be one time too many? >> after this one, i don't know. it's like -- it is the lying thing is going to be tough to overcome because you know, he was very strong personality. lot of people like that. promote himself as a fighter. he didn't really do a lot. but he was on tv making noise and i think people were really excited about that coming back. i was excited about it coming back. i think he was going to tone things down if it was successful again. but now you know, i haven't seen any of the instant polls yet. it doesn't seem good. >> bill: the important point here is there are other good -- from a democratic progressive point of view at any rate, there are other good candidates. de blasio, quinn. >> i kind

administration has done more than anything before it to strengthen our unshakable bond and why the general john allen is on the ground working to ensure israel's security needs will be met. and i emphasize we have worked very closely with our palestinian friends to help develop the palestinian capacity. we cannot forget that the security of israel will also benefit palestinians next door. the government has recognized this, which is why it will be taking in the next days and weeks and number of steps in order to improve conditions in the west bank and in gaza. they've recognized this which is why we have seen a dramatic improvement in law and order and such a decrease in the terror attack originating on the west bank. the israeli and palestinian people want to stand of the common interest and that's why they continue to take positive steps on the ground to improve the relations between themselves. i also want to point out that the arab league understands this, too which is why it has reaffirmed the arab peace initiative and provided by the statements of support for the process. finally, i would say e

administration has done more than any before it to strengthen our unshakeable bond and why general john allenroundworking to ensure israel's security needs will be met. and i emphasize we have worked very closely with our palestinian friends to help develop palestinian security capacity, and we cannot forget that the security of israel will also benefit palestinians next door. the israeli government has recognized this which is why it will be taking in the next days and weeks a number of steps in order to improve conditions in the west bank and in gaza and the palestinian security forces have recognized this which is why we have seen such a dramatic improvement in law and order and such a dramatic increase in terror attacks originating from the west bank. the israeli and palestinian people understand their common interests, and that's why they continue to take positive steps on the ground to improve relations between themselves. i also want to point out that the arab league understands this too, which is why it has reaffirmed the arab peace initiative and provided vital statements of support

. >> reporter: with the terror attack on boston, three people in john allen's world were about to collideho trained in boxing and mixed martial arts. all three are now dead. and key among them is bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev, seen working out at allen's gym days before the attack. were you surprised by his demeanor 72 hours before those bombs at the marathon? >> unbelievable. just him entering the ring. i mean, you know, like, jumping over, both legs, feet at his shoulder height, clearing the ring, hopping in, jumping rope, like, yeah, like he was on top of the world. >> reporter: allan trained both tsarnaev and another russian speaker, ibragim todashev. >> there were times they prayed to mecca in the gym, which wasn't abnormal for ibragim to do it, because he did it from day one, but it was abnormal for tamerlan. >> reporter: so, they were getting closer. >> i think so, yes. >> reporter: allan says the two trained together in 2011. that same year, tsarnaev's friend, brendan mess, who also trained at the gym was murdered in a near beheading, along with two pals. tsarnaev was never in

two bam of allen at minus 6. the pga tour's john deere classic.ford junior patrick rogers on fire. a 30 on the front nine. then birdie two of his fliers holes on the back. he was 5-under today. would finish at minus-12. daniel summerheys. inverness, scotland, a rather large residence. not a hotel. phil mickelson has just one career victory on the other side of the atlantic, he is in position for a second at the scottish open. birdies 18. lefty, tied for second at 14-under. two back of henrik stenson. the british open next week at muirfield. >> buck shaw stadium tonight the earthquakes host set without chris wondolowski. he is in the midst of a scoring rampage for the's national team. five goals in two games. our friends from univision on the call. [speaking in foreign language] goooooooooooooooooooool! >> in case you didn't get it. wondo, five of team u.s.a.'s ten goals. >> stage 14 of the tour de france, which ends next sunday. 12-man sprint to the finish. trenton with his first career stage win. chris froom retains the lead. >> division leaders

two bam of allen at minus 6. the pga tour's john deere classic. stanford junior patrick rogers on fire. a 30 on the front nine. then birdie two of his fliers holes on the back. he was 5-under today. would finish at minus-12. daniel summerheys. inverness, scotland, a rather large residence. not a hotel. phil mickelson has just one career victory on the other side of the atlantic, he is in position for a second at the scottish open. birdies 18. lefty, tied for second at 14-under. two back of henrik stenson. the british open next week at muirfield. >> buck shaw stadium tonight the earthquakes host set without chris wondolowski. he is in the midst of a scoring rampage for the's national team. five goals in two games. our friends from univision on the call. [speaking in foreign language] goooooooooooooooooooool! >> in case you didn't get it. wondo, five of team u.s.a.'s ten goals. >> stage 14 of the tour de france, which ends next sunday. 12-man sprint to the finish. trenton with his first career stage win. chris froom retains the lead. >> division lea

allen. >> and i'm john vause. the headlines this hour. russian president vladimir putin says american fugitive edward snowden will have to stop leak u.s. secrets if he wants asylum in russia. snowden remains holed up in the transit area of a moscow airport, we believe. wikileaks says he's applied to russia and 20 other countries for asylum. >>> while his opposition rallies, egypt's president rejects the military's ultimatum to end the political standoff by wednesday or else. u.s. president obama called mohamed morsi to express concern for the violence and to urge him to be responsive to all egyptians' concerns. >>> the bodies of 19 firefighters were transported to the coroner's office on monday in the u.s. state of arizona. the men died fighting a wildfire near the small arizona town of yarnell. investigators are still trying to piece together just how such a tragedy happened. hundreds of other firefighters are still trying to contain the deadly blaze. >>> well, more now on u.s. president barack obama's final day in africa. >> economic ti

we have team coverage for you tonight. 7 news reporter john and lillian are in san francisco. >> but we begin with allen who just spoke to both unions and bart tonight. >> flt transit union which is located in downtown oakland has been meeting with the attorneys tonight but they say the next move has to come from bart. union members from atu and still on the picket line tonight. but bart says it is negotiating team went home around 7:00 o'clock. they say they are waiting for the union next month. -- move. both union marched in san francisco demanding fair bargaining practice. on saturday bart increased the salary offered by one percent in each of the next 4 years. also lowered employee pension contribution and the health care cost. last night the union looked at it and walked away from the table but unclear if either side knows who is turn it is to make the next move. >> get back to negotiations. we have not heard st from our group or the immediate 88 tor. >> they are saying we are waiting for them to contact us. >> we left proposal with them on saturday evening. made it clear to them that this was our

we have team coverage for you tonight. 7 news reporter john and lillian are in san francisco. >> but we begin with allent spoke to both unions and bart tonight. >> flt transit union which is located in downtown oakland has been meeting with the attorneys tonight but they say the next move has to come from bart. union members from atu and still on the picket line tonight. but bart says it is negotiating team went home around 7:00 o'clock. they say they are waiting for the union next month. -- move. both union marched in san francisco demanding fair bargaining practice. on saturday bart they one percent in each of the next 4 years. also lowered employee pension contribution and the health care cost. last night the union looked at it andthe tt unclear if either side knows who is turn it is to make the next move. >> get back to negotiations. we have not heard st from our group or the immediate 88 tor. >> they are saying we are waiting c to contact us. >> we left proposal with them on saturday evening. made it clear to them that this was our counter to their pro that we expected a response from them. they ac

we have team coverage for you tonight. 7 news reporter john and lillian are in san francisco. >> but we begin with allen who just spoke to both unions and bart tonight. >> flt transit union which is located in downtown oakland has been meeting with the attorneys tonight but they say the next move has to come from bart. union members from atu and still on the picket line tonight. but bart says it is negotiating team went home around 70 o'clock. they say they are waiting for the union next month. -- move. both union marched in san francisco demanding fair bargaining practice. on saturday bart increased the salary offered by one percent in each of the next 4 years. also lowered employee pension contribution and the health care cost. last night the union looked at it and walked away from the table but unclear if either side knows who is turn it is to make the next move. >> get back to negotiations. we have not heard st from our group or the immediate 88 tor. >> they are saying we are waiting for them to contact us. >> we left proposal with them on saturday evening. made it clear to them that this was our co

allen's lead down to two strokes. fred funk is tied for second with kenny perry. a 3-under 67. at the pga tour's john deere classic, tractors, yes. rogers, a 30 on the front nine and then birdie the first two holes only the back and the outright lead at 13-under. tied for 12th. a 9-under 62 in the clubhouse at 19-under. two up on david hearn. aerial shot of my vacation home in inverness, scotland. phil mickelson has just one career victory. on the other side of the atlantic, at the scottish open. british open next week. >> at buckshot stadium tonight, the earthquakes host seattle and will do it without chris wondolowski. in the midst of a scoring rampage for the u.s. national team four and five goals today. our friends on univision on the call. [speaking in foreign language] [cheering] gooooooooooooool! >> translated, goal. wondo, five of team u.s.a.'s gels. stage 14 of the tour de france which ends next sunday. the 12-man sprint to the finnish leon. trenton, first career stage win. half of a wheel difference, chris froom. tonight at 6:00 we hear from the a's. >> thank you so much. up next, forget si

all right, we're going to get back to you, john, because joining us to talk more about it, bill, is one of the president's key men. >> allenof course, chair of the economic advisers. we hope you we can hear you, sir. you with us? >> i'm with you. >> all right. here's a piece of what the president -- we'll get you to talk more about the reason and the focus of this particular speech. here's what the president had to say about an hour ago here on cnbc. >> this growing inequality, not just of result -- inequality of opportunity, this growing inequality, it's not morally wrong. it's bad economics. because when middle-class families have less to spend, guess what? businesses have fewer consumers. when wealth concentrates at the very top, it can inflate unstable bubbles that threaten the economy. >> all right. the president, as he said, has about 1, 200 days left in his administration to finish the work on the economy. what is that work, and what to be done now and why the speech at this time? >> the president laid out a vision today for how to grow the economy from the middle out. how to improve on the elements of the middle cl

john: now, so that hatched. we briefly indulge our collective craving for shiny things. last week, shea allen intrepid reporter at channel 31 in huntsville, alabama, was fired for giving her social media pals for the lack of glamor behind the curtain of modern media. >> many of you might be wondering what exactly does a journalist do on a friday? on a friday, i wait. for a live shot where i'm going to talk about nothing. nothing at all. i'm actually going to be live for a minute and a half where i talk about the facts that nothing happened. this is me sitting in my car, waiting to do a story about nothing. and getting paid less than most mcdonald's managers. >> john: where does one begin? there are two ways to lose your job in media? number one, tell the unabashed truth. note to self. number two, take a job at current tv. i can say that. what are they going to do? fire me in two and a half weeks? she told about her profession and faced the consequences. like an extremely low stakes bradley manning. absolutely no one needed to know the hidden truths she felt compelled to reveal. like how in th

john anthony webb's daughter today and will tell you why child protective services may know a little bit more about this case. of course the coverage continues on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >> allen, we'll see ought 5:00. >> san francisco police asking for help identifying this man who tried to rob two young people on a muni bus. the kids say the man sat next to them on market and 11th streets. then pulled a gun and demanded their cell phones. the two went to the driver to report what happened. the man apparently ran off. described as 21 years old, 180 pounds wearing a tee shirt and gray hooded sweat shirt. >> crews will be out tonight spraying insecticide against motorcycle that's have been -- mosquito that's have been infected with west nile virus this, is the area where the infected mosquitoes and dead crows were found. the area bordered by monterey high, blossom avenue and could beel road. >> let's get a check of the forecast now. >> here is spencer christian. >> skies were slow to cheer in some locations today. here is a live doppler 7. low clouds and fog near the coast and near some portions of the bay. it's sunnier inland. and here is a look at the first temperature readin

allen mackenzie. >> reporter: a bell rang 19 times for each of the granite mountain hot shot firefighters. they died june 30th after being overtaken by flames white battling the yarnell fire. arizona senator johnain was there along with homeland security secretary janet napolitano who was once governor of arizona. vice president joe biden and current arizona governor jan brewer expressed both sorrow and pride. >> they were 19 heros, gone at the turn of the wind. >> they embraced life to save lives. confidence, committed, determined, trustworthy, passionate, they were firefighters. >> the yarnell fire is now 90% contained. it has burned 87 acres and destroyed 87 homes. another tribute a hot shot fire memorial is being set up. >>> three cleveland women being held captive are now speaking out. >> first and formost i want to tell everybody how happy i am to be back home with my family and friends. >> reporter: the three said thank you to the people in cleveland and everyone around the world in a you tube video. a fund raised about $1 million as of last tuesday. flanked by her mother and father dejesus gave a shy thank you to the people who donated family. >> i would say thank you for all the suppo

applause ] c-span, g up up on secretary of state john kerry alks about the peace negotiations taking place in washington. an interview with white house adviser, allen cougar. richard norton smith moderates a discussion of the ladies e of first throughout history. n c-span 3 tomorrow morning, regulators testify about the threat of financial market collapse. mary jo white of the sec will questions from senators on the banking committee. love coverage at 10 eastern. investigating y, ways to manage the nation's nuclear waste. energy secretary will testify. watch live coverage at 2:30 p.m. eastern. secretary of state john kerry former u.s. ambassador to special envoyu.s. to palestinian negotiations in washington, d.c. state department today and was about ten minutes. >> hey, good morning, everybody. well, as you all know, it's trips ore hours and many to make possible the resumption f israeli-palestinian negotiations. en routeiators are now to washington as we speak here. will have more to say about the journey to this moment and after our opes are meetings conclude tomorrow. presidentt began with obama's historic trip to israel this year.h earlier with

allen mulally from ford, where did ballmer's dad -- i think balmer is taking a page from ford, and i think it works. >> interesting. john, it comes on a day when pc shipments around the world, down five quarters and that's never happened. pc world, the bible of the industry losing the print element. it's happening at a tough time. so much has changed. >> a lot of water to carry. >> so much change, carl. when i talk to ceos particularly around silicon valley, they talk about how you have to reorganize your company based on the time. sometimes when you're kind of on top of the world you've won the latest battles and it makes sense to organize into business units and let those products like windows and office have a lot more autonomy, but in a time when there's change when you need it retool your strategy it makes sense to flatten out. you can argue microsoft should have done this a couple of years ago, but given what microsoft is facing a lot of people would say this makes sense. >> favors back at hq. >> all of that said for those who have taken a fly or the stock below 30, they're feeling good about it now. >> i am so gl

allen and company media and technology conference in sun valley. cnbc's july orsten joins us early. >> that's right. one of the big moguls who we have been watching is johnday and immediately started a string of back-to-back meetings with other ceos here. sources tell me he's on the hunt for more cable assets. he is still interesting in buying time warner cable despite being rebuffed. sources tell me, he's looking at other assets like cox or smaller cable plays. skeptics warn he may be driving up the value of charter of which he owns 27%. now, when it comes to deal talk, hulu is the hot asset in play here. disney's bob eiger refusing to comment when he arrived. he along with at&t. he shrugged and told me to ask hulu's owners. many of the owners say they don't care who gets it but that the longer this process drives out, the worse it is for everyone. >> anybody who has been talked about or solid owners, there is obviously a lot of uncertainty through this process for the management of hulu. will be good when that gets resolved. >> the other big asset is sports agency img. it is drawing interest with a $2 billion price tag from casey wasserman of wasserman

john xxiii, pontiff from 1968 to 1953. there are conflicting reports this morning about just how grave his situation is help nbc's ron allenns us live with the very latest. ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, thomas. the crowds continue arriving here outside the hospital, offering prayers, sing hymns and paying respects to nelson mandela. the official word of the government is that he remains in critical, but stable condition, but there's been very little detail and that's why there are rumors and speculations about his condition. there's been a report making the rounds that he is in a persistent vegetative state on life support and his family has been advised to discontinue care. the family denies that report and they made a direct statement saying it is not true last night. we also recently heard from nelson mandela's wife, saying he is at times uncomfortable, but that he is not in any pain and to use her word, he is fine. also during this long period of waiting, a number of mandela family squabbles and feuds. some of them quite ugly, for example, one involving the final resting place of nelson mandela a