the la crosse tribune wrote that minnesota is winning this border battle. [applause] president obama: it is true that, as the tribune pointed out, wisconsin does have the packers. even bears fans can respect the packers. [applause] president obama: wisconsin is an extraordinary state filled with extraordinary people. if you end up adding policies that cut education, help folks at the top, are not expanding opportunity, it's not going to work. we need better policies. top-down economics does not work. middle-class economics works. [applause] president obama: it works. [applause] president obama: it works. this is also a matter of values. being an american is not about taking as much as you can from your neighbor before they take as much as they can from you. we are not a bunch of individuals out here. we are a community, we are family. we are all in this together. we have to work hard. i was taking some photos before hand with ron and a couple folks who got dairy farms. no one works harder than farmers. they know about hard work. [applause] president obama:

he will be speaking at the university of luck -- wisconsin at la crosse. it would come at no surprise if the president talks about the june jobs report. the unemployment rate dropped against 25.3% with 23,000 jobs added last month. -- 223,000 jobs added last month. hiring has rebounded in recent months, along with other indicators like home sales and consumer spending. the job market's steady path of growth -- pace of growth stands in contrast to woes overseas. and concerns are arising about the slowdown in china. that again from today's "new york times." >> here are just a few of our featured programs for the three-day holiday weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span friday night at 8:00 eastern, radio personalities and executives at the annual talkers magazine conference. saturday night at 8:00, an interview with the new york times chairman and publisher. and the executive editor on the future of the times. and sunny night at 9:30 eastern members of the church committee former vice president walter mondale, and former senator gary hart, on their groundb

we'll be live with the president from the university of wisconsin la crosse at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. thursday, american history tv in prirmt continues with a look at the declaration of independence. panelists will explore the text and the national archives work to preserve the original document. the national archives and the institute of advanced study hosted a forum with archivists, historians and rare document collectors. the declaration of independence thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn-span3's american history tv. >> the c-span cities tour partnering with our cable affiliates traveling across the united states, join us and cox communications this weekend as we learn about the history and literary life of omaha nebraska, where one of america's first advocacy group fighting for racial equality. >> they had a reputation in omaha and in the united states as a city that if you came in and were black, you needed to keep your

lives righttrol here in the cross -- so steve atrell lives right here in la crosse. i'm going to talk about him. in 2002, he started a business out of his house to manage data for car companies and dealerships. i 2007, he employed a handful of people. then he was hit with a double whammy. the recession came in the auto industry almost went belly up. but we refused to walk away from people like steve. that shot the arm, steve says, was enough to keep his company's confidence going. during the worst years of the ression, steve invested in new people, new technology, decided absolutelyown, was confident his business model was right. as the auto industry came roaring back, things began booming. since 2007, steve's revenue is up 1000%. [applause] his company, authenticom, has gone from 18 employees to 120. [applause] so this business that began in steve's son's old bedroom is now one of america's fastest growing private companies based in a historic building in downtown la crosse. [applause] i guarantee you steve worked hard. he put everything he had into it. he took enor

nebraska and south dakota i think minnesota will get in on the act and then it will push towards la crosse. >>> that deadly family vacation in north carolina that ended up with more than a dozen people rushed to the hospital. a deck collapsed at their beach house during a group feet and philip seymour hoffman has the latest. >> reporter: tonight pieces of a celebration turned disastrous in at this time i need all the plans i can get. >> reporter: a wooden deck collapsing at this beachfront home in north carolina. two dozen people together on the deck to take a family photo when the deck suddenly gave out. alma arnold was staying next door. >> i heard screaming and everybody was on the ground. >> reporter: mass casualty ambulances rushing in. 24 injured. two airlifted to the hospital. >> there was a young man here laying on the ground and his foot had a pretty big cut right here. >> reporter: tonight two people remain in critical condition. >> everything went down. i believe they had some with several broken bones all the way from that to scratches and cuts. >> reporter: a 5-year-old boy am

strong front coming through the midwest from wichita up through la crosse. this is usually not so strong. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> we turn to that deadly family vacation in north carolina that ended up with more than a dozen people rushed to the hospital. a deck collapsed at their beach house during a group photo. abc's phillip mena has the latest from emerald isle, north carolina. >> reporter: tonight pieces of a family's fourth of july celebration turned disastrous. >> at this time roll them, yes, ma'am, i need all the ambulances i can get. >> reporter: a wooden deck suddenly collapsing at this beachfront home in north carolina. shoes and sandals left behind. police say at least two dozen people together on the deck to take a family photo when the deck suddenly gave out. alma arnold was staying next door. >> i heard screaming. everybody essentially was on the ground. >> reporter: mass casualty ambulances rushing in. 24 people injured, 2 airlifted to the hospital. >> there was a young man here laying on the ground, and his foot had a pretty big cut right

the president was in la crosse talking about a proposal to make workers eligible for overnight pay. >> you buy your liquor on sundays now. it's available for you. a new law allowing sunday liquor sales going into effect right now. under this law they will need a special license to sell booze during certain hours. other places already offer sunday liquor sells. if you're looking to buy adult beverages before the holidays, there are extended hours. all the stores will have regular hours today and many stores will stay open an hour later tomorrow. not all stores are going to stay open late so check with your local liquor store for specific hours. >> everyone needs to be extra careful on the roads this weekend. travel experts warn that holiday travel could be especially dangerous this year. triple a says around 800,000 people will drive on d.c. area roads. the national safety counsel predicts around 400 people will be killed on roads this holiday weekend. >> we see increases in fatal and serious car crashes and that -- that has to do with the fact that there are so many of us on the road.

it's now one of america's fastest rolling private companies in downtown la crosse. i guarantee you, steve work hard. he took enormous risks. but he's also somebody who recognizes that he didn't do it by himself. he's proud of what he has accomplished. he also talks about how can it he has been to be part of a community like la crosse. to be part of an industry that's determined to do things better and smarter. he pays his in ways they are wages. guarantees paid sick. for tuition of those folks when they decide to go back to school. he created a stock appreciation programs open the business does better, his workers do better also. then more importantly, there is free lunch friday. who doesn't like free lunch friday? he said you can't always do everything everyone would like. if you treat everybody ought emily, that's good for us. true for steve's business is true for america. if you treat everybody like family, that's good or us. not just me, not just you, not just democrats not just republicans, not just old folks are young folks, black folks are white folks, it's g

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from now, president obama will be making remarks on the economy at the university of wisconsin at la crosse will have that live on c-span. it starts at 2:30 eastern. the president will talk about the june jobs

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we watched president obama arrive in la crosse, wisconsin.done with the segment he was going to be greeted by governor scott walker. a lot of drama playing out on the tarmac. >> it's not uncommon for republicans to do a dance before the president shows up. sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. this time scott walker did meet the president. and today he also filed his papers with the fec to formally become a president to greet mr. obama also as a gop candidate who wants to replace him officially. it will be interesting to see if the president mentions him later in his remarks. he confirmed what we've been reporting for a month that he'll announce on the 13th in milwaukee. he gets to ride a little bit of the president's coverage too. walker leads the polls in the caucus state of iowa and runs second to bush in new hampshire and south carolina the first two primaries and runs second to bush nationally. he is not likely to raise as much money as bush. bush could raise as much as a hundred million. he'll report it this month. mr. walker won'

he is headed to the university of wisconsin at la crosse, and we will have live coverage 2 at:20 p.m.four interviews with republicans elise stefanik, brad ashford john ratcliffe and don beyer who compares selling cars to politics. don: comparing cars to politics, a lot of the steps are the same. you have to go to people you do not know and find a way to be friendly and connect, find something that you have in common. a lot of it is sales. and sales is most about meeting people's needs. we have sold 65,000 cars over the years, and i never pressure a customer into buying a car. that is the worst way to do it. the best way is to say what are your needs, what are your needs, what works for you and your family how can we meet that need? and politics are the same kind of things. the things they do not function in society. how do we move forward and try to listen carefully. announcer: again the conversations with freshmen members of politics coming up tonight at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. announcer: c-span is you the best access to congress, live coverage of the u.s. house bringing you events that

on the way their gps accidently directed them towards las vegas mexiconew mexico instead. after crossinghe state the problem began. >> i'm going to pat you down for weapons. that search did not turn up any weapons or drugs but the police did discover something else. $17,000 skinner and his son had in their luggage for their two-week trip. >> this boy has $3,000 here alone. >> he said what are you doing with all this money? we're going to vegas to help my sister and have some fun. >> two and a half hours of aggressive questioning the cops let the skinners and their money go. but their owe ordeal was just beginning. further down the road in albuquerque they were stopped again. this time the local police accompanied by federal agents. >> they wanted me to lead them to the money. >> they took the $17,000. >> they took the $17,000. >> what were you charged with. >> we weren't charged with any crime. no crime at all. first stop or second stop. >> what reason did they give you for taking you all your money. >> they didn't give us reason. >> skinner and his son were victims of a controversial la

on the way their gps accidentally redirected them to las vegas, new mexico instead. within a few miles of crossing into the state they ran into trouble. >> i'm doing five miles an hour over the speed limit the state trooper pulls us over and asked if he could search the car. i said sure you could search the car. >> reporter: that search didn't turn up any weapons or drugs, but did discover something else, $17,000 skinner and his son had in their luggage for their trip. >> this boy has $3,000 alone. >> he said what are you doing with all this money? i said, we're going to las vegas to help my sister put her life back together and have some fun my son and i. we're going to vegas. >> reporter: after two and a half hours of aggressive questioning, the cops let the skinners and their money go but their ordeal was just beginning. further down the road in albuquerque they were stopped again. this time the local police accompanied by federal agents. >> they wanted went immediately to the money because they knew where it was. >> they took the $17,000. >> they took 17,000. >> what crimes were you charged wi

crossing. i boarded in spain, las palmas. the 34 days which is four days better than the first hermione. but she didn't have engines we had. so equality between the two. >> i am from france. i'm 32. i spent the past eight years living in canada. and every time i've took the plane to go back and forth, i thought one daily do that as a real immigrant and come by boat. i never -- i never imagined i would do that on a tall ship, square rigging tall ship. i had everything to learn and i learned absolutely everything on that boat. and it's amazing. how much we have learned and how much we have accomplished in such a short amount of time. >> woodrow west from central pennsylvania. one of the really amazing things of sailing ships of just this period and just before ships are machines that move by human hands. and everything we do here, we're all doing by hand. we make the rope. well tie the rigging together. well set the sails, we go aloft we douse the sails. so it's all really just a human speed across the ocean. and this ship, she

crossed --. >> carrying their drink service. >> carrying their drinks. >> the drinks in las vegas can be very largey look like fishbowls. people were not leaving those behind so there was urgency because there were two people who had smock inhalation and taken to the hospital but the fact that no one was seriously injured and everyone made it out okay and continued to have fund. >> they have their priorities straight. >> the priority this week is find relief from the heat and maybe dump a full-sized drink on your head. know adult beverages. san jose camera, you can see it is mostly sunny had morning, and hazy out there, and look at this it lacks hot from sutro tower, the orange and yellows, and the hazy and it is not too bad yet, sunshine for all of us, and all of us even the coast and it will be warmer today, nearly record warmth tomorrow and wednesday and the "spare the air" alert could be wednesday and a tapering of temperatures to the weekend. the winds continue to walk and fairfield is at six miles an hour, and sfo is ten miles per hour and everyone else, nothing. less than a mile miles per ho

las vegas area. people had to abandon their vehicles and flee for safety as the fire crossed the interstate and set on fire the cars and trucks that were trapped in its path. this wild fire has burned through more than 500 acres, crews enlisted helicopters and planes in an effort to stop the fire from spreading. the san bernardino fire department is not confirming injury numbers but saying that there is an evacuation order in effect for people who live in the surrounding area. >>> as of this hour the fire department has put out the vehicle fires, we're told but they are working on the scene getting people back to their cars in some cases their burned out cars. they are clearing the road there. keep an eye on this situation, update you as this develops. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. trublend has the perfect blend for each of us covergirl p!nk blend of rockstar and mama bear. her trublend... light 4 it blends in doesn't build up for a flawless nude look find your trublend at easy breezy beautiful covergirl bring

la paz bolivia. >> ever to know's here to tell us about the flooding in brazil. >> that's right. some really nasty weather cross southern brazil recently. the satellite picture big massive cloud here. very active weather system, 114 millimeters of rain in only 24 hours. it is much to in the process of making its way further eastwards. with that kind of rainfall coming down in a short time, it causes problems. 47,000 people were affected by the very heavy and steady rain that came in across southern parts of brazil. it is now in the pros of making its way further east wards. we need the rain, so that's no bad thing. we go on through wednesday it does make a slight return going through thursday. wet weather never far away. on the other side of the pond, we've got bands of rain streaming in from the atlantic across the northern parts but further south, we see very, very hot weather extensive heatwave coming uncouth southern europe, 36 celsius. many of these areas seeing temperatures remaining five or six degrees above average. >> thanks for that. scientists say we've had the hottest month of june since 1880. it's

la salle's president. >>> 5:06 now. we had nascar on in the early hours of the morning. the race ended at 2:30 in a pile of mangled metal. check out this accident. dale earnhardt jr. crossedthe finish line just seconds before the crash to win it. amazingly, no serious injuries. you'll see the car that was the main car mangled in this crash here in a moment. the crew checked out the driver. he was okay. some debris did land in the stands. the race was delayed several hours because of rain. it ended around 2:30 this morning. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> seven minutes after 5:00. holding at 71 degrees right now. the temperatures won't be cooling down much more. we have clouds overhead. not much in the way of rainfall just yet. i'm tracking showers. there's a possibility some areas will see scattered thunderstorms later this afternoon. clouds will be around for most of the day. we'll be in the 80s today. but the heat is going to be turned up starting tomorrow. hot, humid conditions. we'll be in the 90s tomorrow afternoon. with that heat and humidity will come the chance of more showers and thunderstorms. right now, though clear an

la quinta! >>> if you saw this man that i'm about to show you standing on the street what would you do? would you be afraid? cross and not make eye contact? well that is a person just like you. the question is can you do this? i didn't really give him his due there. that's former marine donald gould who fell on hard times since his return from service. he can play everything from bach to stix. millions of people have seen it. the only one he wants to see it his estranged son. everyone has value, homeless or not. remember that. >> maybe his son will hear this and reconnect. let's turnover to the "newsroom." >> "newsroom" starts now. happening now in the newsroom cosby and quaaludes. >> complete validation across the board from all of us complete validation. >> a bombshell admission reveal

la quinta! >>> the man charged with killing a woman on a public pier in san francisco will be arraigned today. the man has several past convictions and crossedorder illegally many times. his crime setoff a firestorm of the sanctuary city law. san francisco sheriff defends the law saying it is vital to public safety. >> when you look at how people were just so fearful to reporting and encountering local law enforcement and really preyed upon. that changed traumatically when we did enact sanctuary city laws. >> the family of the victim want to stay out of the sanctuary city debate. they kept their focus on their loved one. >> all i feel now is love and i'm thankful that i had the time that i had with her because she was the most amazing sister. if i was able to talk to kate right now, she would say hey, brad it's okay. just spread my memory and spread love and i know that would make her smile. >> so sad. our heart goes out to the family. from san francisco, cnn's sara sidner has the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, juan francisco lopez-sanchez is formally charged with murder in the case of kate steinle. she was killed on pier 14 when s

cross section of companies here. qualcomm and sandisk and that sector. and american express and lasave texas instruments not on this list coming out, as well bob pisani. >> and i want to point out american express. their earnings last time was a real disappointment. real big drop in january. and they've got a problem. very typical. >> year-to-date. how about a year-to-date? >> american express cannot grow earnings. their earnings are going to be lower than they were in the same period last year the revenues are going to be lower, and it's going to be that way. it's been that way for almost two years now. and that's a classic problem. it's not very expensive, it's maybe 14 or 15 times forward earnings. but, you know, there you see the big drop here from the last time their earnings came out. and the problem is not expensive, but they can't grow it all. and this is a problem all these big multinationals are having right now. getting some kind of revenue growth. that's why i did a story on buybacks today. companies are aggressively buying back because they can't organically grow. >> fi

las vegas. then he's off to phoenix for a rally on immigration that is expected to draw thousands. meanwhile, protests like this one in los angeles friday continue over trump's controversial remarks about people crossing the border from mexico. but today on cnn a trump executive says those remarks are misunderstood. >> what donald trump said in his speech was not directed to mexicans. that's a gross distortion by the press, by the liberal media, that wants to take donald trump out of this race. he did not say mexicans and he certainly did not say latinos. he said mexico. he was referring to the mexican government. what he then did is on probably more than 10,000 speech es and meetings with both liberal media as well as print and television he went ahead and explained exactly what he meant. that it's the mexican government not mexicans. that wasn't enough. >> i understand that. >> he put out statements. let me just finish this. he put out statements that explained it. but they still don't want to hear it. and so donald trump is not backing down. he doesn't back down to anyone. >> but michael, michael, i know and i want to get to that too. i don't consider myself part of any liberal media. i just want t

las vegas he hit immigration hard. he even weighed in on the escape of el chapo, warning in a statement, he's probably in the u.s. and his drugs and drug dealers freely cross into the united states through our pathetic border. all the adulation has left trump with little incentive to heed the party reince priebus who told him to tone it down. on sunday mitch mcconnell turn dound a chance to criticize trump. house speaker john boehner steered clear too. >> i don't know if he ees's -- >> when you wrestle with a pig, you both get muddy. >> there's a reason they don't want to not only does it provide more oxygen but trump versus some establishment or this person and it may be a fight you can't win, so why get involved in it. >> by the way, this clear rejection doesn't faze the donald anyway. >> if i went on dates, if the woman dropped me which happens often, i would always like to say at least in my own mind that i dropped her. >> reporter: trump is even refuse ing toing to. that could be the biggest headache of all for gop leaders because if people even those away from the republican candidate, it makes it that much harder for republicans to win. >>> republic

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