authorities were called out to the intersection of tenth and linden in camden.r had lost control, it hit the house, spun out and took down several light poles. the driver and the passenger were trapped inside that vehicle. rescue crews were in the process of freeing the pair from the car when that house right across the street start d to collapse. the house was being renovated. there were no one inside at the time of that collapse. utility crews were called in to shut off utilities. other crews were inspecting the damage and they wanted to make sure there was no one inside the home and the heavy equipment was brought in for demolition and this morning all that remains is rubble. no first responders were injured but the man and that woman from the initial crash were taken to the hospital in critical condition. we're live in camden, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks for that story, katherine. >>> and new this morning a delaware county family that is on vacation has no home to return to. fire gutted their house on camly lane in chadds ford overnig

look like earlier when a driver lost control of the car, and drove into the home on the corner of linden and north tenth street. there were two people inside the car when it slammed into the house. this happened a little before 11:00 last night. both people in the car were taken to cooper hospital. we are work to go get an update on their condition after the car struck the home, to safely take down whatever was left of that house. now, back here, live at the scene, you can see lots of rubble left over. no plan when crews return to clean that up. not known at this time if the house was occupied. but we are await to go get up a date from police. again, we do know, two people that were in the car were taken to cooper hospital. no word on the extent of their injuries. live in camden, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> thank you, same a other news, residents in gaza buying spruce, taking advantage of cease-fire between israel and hamas. after month of fighting indirect talks are expected to be held in egypt's capitol. hamas wants israel and egypt to lift their seven year old gaza bo

they were all about linden johnson. >> it's an odd relationship that he has with johnson.he couldn't stand the kennedys. it comes bursting through the book. there's also jealousy toward the kennedys. at one point he says he had courage that he was well read. that he was a beat man. that he was a philosopher. this is bunk. i knew jack kennedy as none of these things. he says i want to be known for guts and courage. >> kissinger says i think you're known for competence. he says anything can be known for competence. i want to be known for guts. >> he liked lid en johnson. he very much worried if these pentagon papers were going to tell secrets of our state of what's going on in vietnam. it would enrain the anti-war movement which was already hot under the collar. he tried to jeft sequester to pentagon papers. the administration does very weird things like have a break in of elsberg's psychiatric papers to get his files it shows nixon's outrage of leaks. all presidents hate leaks but i think nixon hated them more. in the pentagon paper it wasn't just a leak but it was the new

katherine scott live at tenth and linden streets. what happened to those in the vehicle and what is happening now. katherine. >> reporter: well, matt, one man and one woman in that car crash were taken to the hospital in critical condition. emergency responders were right across the street from that house when it start d to collapse. you can see it's just rubble right now. it's really quieted down here. crews were on the scene throughout the night. demolition crews were called in to take down the remaining structure because it just wasn't stable. take a look at this viewer video from earlier. you can see the banged up car, the damage, to the front and back of that vehicle, the downed patrols and debris spilling into the street from that house. the roof was just slanting down. it was a mess. chopper six was overhead last night soon after this all happened. police and fire crews were surrounding the scene around 11 o'clock last night authorities were called out to the intersection of tenth and linden in camden. the car had lost control

"action news" reporter katherine scott is live at tenth and linden streets with more on what happenedrnight and what is happening now. katherine. >> reporter: matt, one woman and one man from that car crash were taken to the hospital in critical condition. emergency responders were right across the street when that house start d to collapse and you can see right now it's just rubble. everybody is pretty much cleared out. there's still some police holding the scene. demolition crews were called in to take down the remaining structure. you can see the banged up car, the downed pole and debris spilling into the street from the house. the roof is slandering down. it was a mess. chopper six was overhead last night soon after this all happened. police and fires crews were surrounding the scene around 11 o'clock last night, authorities were called out to the intersection of tenth and linden in camden. the car had lost control and hit the house, spun out, took down several light poles. the driver and passenger were trapped inside that car. rescue crews were in the process of freeing the pair

driver lost control of the car and drove into a house on the corner of linden and north tenth street. there were two people inside the car when it slammed into the house. now, it happened a little before 11:00 last night. both people in the car were taken to cooper hospital. we are working to get an update on their condition. now, after the car struck the home, the house collapsed. that's when crews returned to the scene to secure the area, and safely take down whatever was left of the house. now, back here, at the scene, there has been some debris and rubble left from that clean up. no word when the crews will return to clean the rest of it up, and it is not known if the house was occupied at the time, right now, wait to go get an update from police. but, we do know, again, two people were taken to cooper hospital. their conditions unknown at this time. live in camden, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> syma, thank you. it was a long night, meantime, for firefighters battling house fire in delaware county, take a look at these eyewitness photos. crews were dispatched to the

the driver lost control of the car, and drove into the house on the corner of linden and north tenth street. there were two people inside the car when it slammed inside the home. now, it happened a little before 11:00 last night. both people in the car were taken to cooper hospital. we are working to get an update on their condition. now, after the car struck the home, the house collapsed, and that's when crews rushed in to secure the area, and safely take down whatever was left of the house. now, back here, on the scene live, as you can see, there is still a lot of debris on that corner. no word on when the crews will be back here to clean up whatever is left. again, it is not known at this time if the house was occupied. police are still waiting for police to give us a update. but again, we do know two people were taken to cooper hospital. we're live in camden, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all right, syma, thank you very much. meantime, philadelphia police they have second suspect in custody in connection with deadly shooting in grays ferry to left a three year old

and he said you're texas linden johnson died in the wool democrat. but things were tough, and they were thank you all over. but you never met anybody who had more respect for the office of the presidency. and every day that i walked through the white house gates, they didn't see it that way. thethe nixon tapes later reveal. >> let's look at a piece of tape during a press conference with president nixon. >> mr. president, dan rather, cbs news. are you running for something? >> no, sir, mr. president, are you? >> what did it feel like at that moment when the president got pointed with you? >> well, he did so before, and it was not a great surprise. if he thought you were going to try to ask a tough question, he would throw you a balance, and it was unexpected certainly in that setting, but i didn't think about what he was going to sigh. i didn't think about his response. >> when did you realize that nixon was going to leave office? >> i wa i thought until april oy of 1974, the president resigned in august of 1974, i thought in some way, he would want t

residential tenants jackie taylor who nominated the building for landmark status and supervisors linden breed and the city has hired a landmark designation report. last week i spoke with ken hersh, the building's owner and received more information about the building as well as his preference the building not be landmarked. >> the second recent nomination for landmark status is the old lady's home. an assisted living facity in the potrero neighborhood. it was defined by the coffee -- and construct in 1932. the building replaces the circa 1980 building. in june a nearby resident submitted an application nominated the home and followed up by submitting a petition to preserving the building. this morning i received a letter from david campos to support the landmark designation. >> based on initial review, the building may qualify for local designation for it's architectural significance and an appears to be relative to data construction. more data and couples to is necessary for eligibility for landmark status as a charitable significance or for potential significance for pioneer californi

volunteers from around the country kept linden and his schoolmates busy and safe. >> you don't want to sit at home and not be on the ground somewhere, uplifting your community. so i was inspired by being able to be around innocence for a little bit. >> reporter: a make-shift memorial for michael brown continues to grow. he will be laid to rest monday. marley hall, cbs news, ferguson, missouri. >> police say minutes after michael brown stole a box of cigars he fought with officer wilson and charged at him. meantime a key witness who was with brown when he was shot has warrant out for his arrest for a separate incident. >>> the police union in anne arundel county has given a large donation to support officer wilson. a go fund me page shows a $1,070 donation. it is the third largest donation for the fund. the lodge president told the baltimore sun that officers wanted to send money to feed fellow officers working long shifts but the national order of police suggested donating to the legal fund instead. minutes ago chief davis released a statement disagreeing with the fop president. >>> on

head out to camden this is a vehicle in the building, house partially collapsed, tenth street at linden street a side from that things the majors look okay, guys. >>> 6:12 right now. straight ahead a man return from the trip to west africa a comes down with the symptoms ofe bowl a he is in isolation at mt. sinai hospital. we will take you live to new york. happening right now doctors at mt. sinai hospital in new york are testing a patient hoist showing some symptoms ofe bowl, the hospital said the man had recently visited west africa and now in isolation. >>> officials say specimens taken are on the way to cdc in atlanta robert is live in new york with the very latest from there, robert. >> reporter: chris and kerry, good morning to you. doctors here at mt. sinai hospital tell us that the man came to the emergency room here early yesterday morning and put in strict isolation within seven minutes of his arrival. the headline here and it is an important one is that doctors say, it is highly unlikely he has ebola but they are taking no chances. they say he came from the united states from

. >>> a building collapse just before 11:00 o'clock at linden street and north. this is in camden. in word on any injuries, or what caused the collapse. meanwhile fire fighters battling a fire in delaware county late last night this one broke out at 11:00 on kimberly lane in chadds ford. no reports of any injuries n word what started it. >>> police in one south jersey town are looking for burglars in the series of jewelry thefts. >> couple of homes hit. >> fox 29's steve keeley is live in moorestown with more on the investigation, steve. >> it is south jersey town that became nationally known nine years ago because in the middle of the summer we were out here live because it was voted the place to live in america. top place by money magazine in all of america. the reason why, one of the big reasons was the lose crime rate, the sense of security everybody has, but now that sense of security has been shattered along with a lot the of back doors and windows. four burglaries just since mid-june alone. other attempted burglar that is were stopped by the burglar alarms sounding and scarr

this happened late last night on linden and north tenth street in camden. a portion of that house collapsed on to the car, critically injuring one of two people inside the car. demolition crew spent most of this morning, tearing down the rest of that structure, as for the cause of the crash it is still under investigation. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" mayor nutter sound off about decriminal icing marijuana in philadelphia tropical storm bertha kicking up huge waves in the jersey shore. coming up what you need to know about rip currents from the life guard. >>> also ahead tonight protecting k-9 officers in montgomery county, we will tell you how officials hope to ensure the safety of their four legged members of the force. >>> beasley? >> flyers announced a key player could be taking an early retirement, very serious health condition facing veteran defender kimmo timonen, we will hear from the general manager ron ron hextall ahead in mayor nutter still has not signed a bill decriminal icing small amounts of marijuana in philadelphia. today he criti

machetes, six dead chickens and one injured bird as well as blood on tombstones at rose hill cemetery in linden, union county. investigators believe the scene may be tied to a religious or gang related ceremony. authorities say a truck driver was on a cell phone at the time of a deadly crash along the new jersey turnpike. 55 year old henry flores of union city was brought in yesterday for that june accident. police say he was on the phone and failed to slow down causing a chain reaction crash hitting the car in front of him. several people were injured. 43 year old jeffrey humphrey was killed. flores is facing several charg charges. >> tonight authorities are hoping to reward will lead them to whomever hit and killed a pedestrian along i-9 i-95 near philadelphia international airport. police say 62 year old will fred fleischman from germany was walking along i-95 northbound lanes towards philadelphia when a vehicle hit him. police believe after that, moore drivers on the road hit him. fleischman had a lay over in philadelphia. he and his wife were traveling from germany to visit their daughter

. >> couple from linden, new jersey, celebrate agnew beginning as atlantic city braces for the end of an era two cass zen notice revel and showboat shutting their doors this weekend trump plaza following suit later this month. 6,000 workers losing their jobs and the city struggling to redo its image. the experience of egg he enjoying atlantic city as it is now has added urgency. >> it's a good time to come down here to actually see the casinos before some of them closed it's a lot of fun until they're gone. we wanted to make sure to make the most of it. >> absolutely. >> reporter: earlier this afternoon, we caught up with the mary. he says atlantic city is down but it's not out. the city is just going to rebrand itself and keep attracting people like ray and lindsay. congratulations you guys. back to you iain. >> sabina thank you. if you can't make it down at the shore there's plenty of action right here in the city. final preparations under way for the annual two day made in america festival. that starts tomorrow on the parkway. some of the acts head lining are pharrell williams, kin

but there's a linden in their school which is in another key antigovernment stronghold to say three civilians were killed there overnight as the outskirts of the city came under heavy a tillery fire kids been stepping up offensive right here in the knesset a regional capital with a population of just under a million as reportedly concentrating tanks and armored vehicles in the area the parrying for major offensive to retake it from local militia russia's foreign ministry believes ukrainian forces are moving heavy rocket launchers close today near the locals are living in fear of what's to come. why our new bravo more. food stocks have decreased severely and we're having shortages of water and electricity in the areas close to the airport people are forced to cook their food on bonfires it's a very tense situation here the majority of people don't know what to do they can't leave in abandon all of their belongings but it's terrifying to stay in. by this is what in the near like this time of the year last year or the last couple of years when it was a pleasant place to be in the summer for loca

johnny was last seen in the linden avenue area of frederick, maryland, wearing a white shirt, dark shorts and black sneakers. if you've seen him in the last 24 hours, please contact frederick police. >>> the man you see here is behind bars accused of trying to scam an elderly woman in howard county. the victim says jamie fisher and another man showed up at her home in may, started spraying something on her front lawn. she questioned them and was told her husband signed a contract for his services in 2010 but he couldn't produce it. the suspect said he was there to continue service and that the woman could buy her way out of the contract for six grand. she gave him a check for part of that money. he returned june 18th for the rest. police believe he may be linked to other cases in the area. >>> tonight a loudoun county teenager is behind bars as well on seven counts of child porn possession. the northern virginia child porn task force arrested 19- year-old connor flores this morning. this is not the first time cops have been to his home. last year the homeowner shot 16- year-old caleb gord

it was around 11 o'clock last night, authorities were called out to the intersection of tenth and linden in camden. that car had last control, it hit the house, it spun out and took down several light poles. the driver and the passenger were trapped inside and again it was during that rescue operation to get the pair out of the car that the house started to collapse. the house was being renovated. there was no one inside at the time, though they did check the premises to be sure. utility crews were called in to shut off the utilities and the heavy equipment was brought in for demolition and now all that's left is a pile of rubble. no first responders were injured in all this but that man and woman who were in that car crash were taken to the hospital in critical condition. we're live in camden, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. >>> breaking news out of the middle east, israel and hamas have silenced their weapons for now. both have agreed to a three day ceasefire. the fragile deal has ended nearly a month's worth of fighting. israel has pulled all of its

there's all sorts of evidence to suggest that he never would have done what linden johnson did in vietnamrom south vietnam to west berlin. >> though lbj had experienced the same crises by sitting next to kennedy, he had not come out with the same conclusions. he did not share kennedy's suspicion of the united states military or military advice. once kennedy was gone, it was inevitable that u.s. military policy was going to change. we lost a president that was skeptical of military advice and gained one who usually took it. >> russian announcement said he resigned. once cheering khruschchev were left in the dark as to what went on when leonid brezhnev was the new leader of the party. >> my father was shocked. his successor just went in the opposite direction, then divorce of his policies. he was very upset. >> he had begun a new age of the soviet union, a thawing of the cold war. not complete, but the beginning of something. but things change. >> the cuban missile crisis showed that neither side could gain a military victory over the other side. so therefore, the competition had to take a

i'm linden leased chaplin was a member of congress and came home one day and went to bet i woke up andas in congress but no longer lived in my own district so they drew the new lines because they had so much in common. and in texas republican's stated to democrats so now's texas is two-thirds republican and choose to be conservative democrats but as it is driven by courts in minority districts you get more idiological party in each party so you have very strong liberals running and when he talks about has no relation to the democrats in washington both parties demagogues entitlements bush reform social security and got slaughtered let's not reinvent history. we can talk about charter's bet the kids in d.c. are far worse and why we started charter schools in maryland actually this state teacher association is screaming bloody murder so they're clearly ideological but what happens is you go back to your district on the weekend congress is a minus for approval rating because of a lion's head they drew you have a safe seat you hear go get them both sides see you go back in power to washing

they were all about linden johnson. >> it's an odd relationship that he has with johnson.he couldn't stand the kennedys. it comes bursting through the book. there's also jealousy toward the kennedys. at one point he says he had courage that he was well read. that he was a beat man. that he was a philosopher. this is bunk. i knew jack kennedy as none of these things. he says i want to be known for guts and courage. >> kissinger says i think you're known for competence. he says anything can be known for competence. i want to be known for guts. >> he liked lid en johnson. he very much worried if these pentagon papers were going to tell secrets of our state of what's going on in vietnam. it would enrain the anti-war movement which was already hot under the collar. he tried to jeft sequester to pentagon papers. the administration does very weird things like have a break in of elsberg's psychiatric papers to get his files it shows nixon's outrage of leaks. all presidents hate leaks but i think nixon hated them more. in the pentagon paper it wasn't just a leak but it was the new

corner, and now it is a driver did lose control of the car and drove into a home on the corner every linden and north tenth street. there were two people inside the car, when it slammed into the house. now, it happened little before 11:00 last night. boehm people in the car were taken to the hospital. one in critical condition, but work to go get an update on the others condition. after the car struck the house it, collapsed, that's when crews returned to the scene, to secure the area, and safely take down what was left of the house. again, back here on the scene, a lot of rubble, lots of clean up, no word on yet when the crews will return to finish cleaning all of this up. work to go get more information, waiting for police to give us update. again two tak to the hospital. one is in critical condition. the others condition is unknown right now. live in camden, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, same a also developing right now, "eyewitness news" on the scene in talcony where porch roof collapsed on phone. emergency crews say it happened just before 4:00 this morning. on

all this happened late last night, on linden and north tenth street in, camden, new jersey. a portion of that house collapsed down on to the car, critically injuring one of two people inside that car. a demolition crew spent most of this morning, tearing down the rest of that building. there is still no word on why that crash occurred. >>> time is running out to prevent layoffs and cut backs in the philadelphia school district. educators and parents rallied outside green field school in center city today. they want leaders in harrisburg to call the house back from vacation to pass that $2 per pack cigarette tax. governor tom corbett may exempt that monday if i that taxis not approved by august 15th but mayor michael nutter says that is not a good option. >> you take $5 from your left pocket and move to it your right pocket you are not $5 richer. it is the same money. advancing money that is already owed to the school district does not involve this particular issue. they need new money, more money, recurring dollars, that will come each and every year. >> school district says

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remember lbj, linden baines johnson was involved in the white house to set the tone. >> but remember,yndon johnson gave speeches from the white house saying we would intervene, and john f. kennedy insisting we will do something here. you are right in terms of forging links with the local community, but often the federal government had to intervene because the local municipalities were not paying attention to the civil rights of the local people there. >> i went to high school there. it's not either/or, but a both and a tone set for the white house and action and organization to be taken in the street. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, rick snyder tries to be a man of the people and fails miserably. plus, we're takinga i closer look at the history of excessive force used by the police, but income, i'm taking your questions and ask ed live is just ahead. stay tuned. ♪ [ male announcer ] when you see everyone in america almost every day, you notice a few things. like the fact that you're pretty attached to these. ok, really attached. and that's alright. because we'll te

seven year-old linden is among kid who have been coming here to learn and play, while tensions bowleder in ferguson. volunteers from around the country, have kept schoolmates busy and safe. >> you just don't want to stay home and not be on the ground somewhere, uplifting your community. so i was inspired by being able to be around, innocence for a little bit. >> reporter: makeshift memorial for michael brown continues to grow. he will be laid to rest monday n clayton, missouri marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> attorneys for the texas governor rick perry says that they will file a motion next week to have felony charges against governor dismissed. court hearing on that case was held earlier, the governor waved his arraignment and has pleaded not guilty to the two felony counts against him. perry was indicted after he carried out on a threat to veto seven and a half million-dollar for the state's public integrity unit after d.a. leading that unit refused to resign her office following a drunk driving arrest. >>> well, pretty wild scene touring a news conference in argentina p

linden johnson in 1964 in his state of the union address declares this war on poverty.ys many americans live on the outskirts of hope some because of their poverty and some because of their color and all too many because of both. so he's drawing the things together for us. our task is to replace their despair with opportunity. the administration today and now declares an unconditional war on poverty today in america. expectations right. wow. you're going to eliminate poverty. this martial rhetoric. it sounds like you're really going to go atl@4ú] it. so job training. what if there aren't jobs there? >> create them. >> job creation. this was one answer. yes. many african-americans and those on the left argued for. within the johnson administration secretary of labor willard werts. he said the poverty program must immediately start out on the emphasis of employment to provide the head of the house with a decent paid job. during the great depression, the federal government had public works and built all of this wonderful infrastructure and employed people. a lot of people

two people remain hospitalized ng after a car home there is happenedlast night on linden, a portion of down the rest of thehat crash. now, meteorologist katie fehlinger in the weather center how is it looking? >> good morning, we are seeing little weak area of high pressure start to makes its retreat with time here today but expect to go see generally just dry sunny very summary day unfold, see the same stalled front still nearby. not messing with us too much today. generally clear sky out there right now. pretty much what you can find, irk see a shower or storm but we will heat up easily to 90 degrees today. air quality alert issued for southeastern p a and delaware, keep that in mind. 07 degrees for the nighttime low. by tomorrow we see our next cold front come along, limits the amount of heat that takes place, few showers storms, clear it out for thursday, friday and saturday, low humidity, looks good. >> morning, 8:56. starting to get back to normal. 202 southbound, just opened up both of the lanes here, headed in through paoli we had earlier accident. only one lane was open, still

and linden johnson's speech from the convention. and a look at the legal laws and precedent of bush versus gore. find our television programming at cspan.org. or call us and let us know how it is going. twitter or facebook us. like us on facebook and following us on twitter. join in the conversation. >> today's edition of "washington journal." we asked viewers if they thought president obama should consult with congress before airstrikes in syria. and we took a look at the headlines. this is just over 40 minutes. >> host: we will begin with usa today and their headline of obama weighing airstrikes in syria to combat isis. he spent the first day back from vacation weighing options that now include airstrikes in syria. martin dempsey is preparing options for the president to address militants in iraq and syria with a variety of tools including airstrikes. that came from a pentagon spokesperson. and josh ernest was questioned by reporters about the airstrike option and if he would go to congress for the approval. >> i am not talk about

after that president linden johnson, we assumed the conversations with panama with some scopes after years, those scopes had not reached any success. so we were a little -- a little scared that we were not going to have any new treaty. and for that reason, when we approached the negotiators of the united states, we did not believe that they really wanted to do justice for panama. not that in that moment. not in that time. >> take a step back from that. one of the negotiators was saw linowitz. he wrote about this period, he said for panamanians, the arrangement by and under the earlier treaty, the 1903 treaty that president roosevelt signed, were a source of shame to the panamanians. do you agree? >> yes. it was a source of pain. also there was a shame for the united states citizens, because i remember that in the discussions of the treaty of 1903, the senate and the congress of the united states, some senators rejected that treaty, and said it was too good for the united states and that probably that the panamanians won't like that treaty, and he was right. i remember, also that mr.

linden johnson in 1964 in his state of the union address declares this war on poverty. many americans live on the outskirts of hope some because of their poverty and some because of their color and all too many because of both. so he's drawing the things together for us. our task is to replace their despair with opportunity. the administration today and now declares an unconditional war on poverty today in america. expectations right. wow. you're going to eliminate poverty. this martial rhetoric. it sounds like you're really going to go atl@4ú] it. so job training. what if there aren't jobs there? >> create them. >> job creation. this was one answer. yes. many african-americans and those on the left argued for. within the johnson administration secretary of labor willard werts. he said the poverty program must immediately start out on the emphasis of employment to provide the head of the house with a decent paid job. during the great depression, the federal government had public works and built all of this wonderful infrastructure and employed people. a lot of people we

lindene patton, my mother was a patton, chief climate officer for zurich international group. in this role ms. pattop, i'm told, is responsible for policy and risk management relate to climate change. you might actually have a member of your family here or two, is that true? would you put on your mic and just introduce whoever's here from your family? maybe they'll stand up or something. >> my daughters, amilya and zoe. >> amilya, would you raise your hand? hi. zoe, would you raise your hand? and who's in the middle? >> a friend of hers, shane. >> all right, sharon. >> ladies, thanks for bringing your mom, and your friend's mom. okay. you've heard me say for the first group take about five minutes or so, if you will, and then we'll ask some questions. but we're delighted that you've come. it's an important hearing and happy to be here along with senator johnson to welcome you. colin would you, please, proceed. >> senator carper, senator johnson, our thoughts also go out to senator coburn. thank you so much for holding this hearing today. i think your timing is good, and it's a

i believe it was linden johnson who said you got to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. i think we're trying to do when pushing on the nuclear issue and human rights issue. i think as we talked earlier, there is a lot that has been done this year with the release of the report. we've been attempting to use the un report to continue to put pressure on north korea. in the un security counsel we've already had an informal meeting where we've had 13 of the 15 members attend, discuss the report, and discuss its recommendations. we're also in the process of looking towards activity in gene geneva. we will continue our pressure in geneva. the human rights counsel on the human rights report. we're also going to have discussions in the general assembly in october at which the commission of inquiries report will be discussed. there will be a resolution that will be prepared and adopted in the general assembly by the end of this year. we're very active in terms of looking at how we might further push this forward in terms of action in the security counsel. with regard to sanctions,

linden johnson in 1964 in his state of the union address declares this war on poverty.ny americans live on the outskirts of hope some because of their poverty and some because of their color and all too many because of both. so he's drawing the things together for us. our task is to replace their despair with opportunity. the administration today and now declares an unconditional war on poverty today in america. expectations right. wow. you're going to eliminate poverty. this martial rhetoric. it sounds like you're really going to go atl@4ú] it. so job training. what if there aren't jobs there? >> create them. >> job creation. this was one answer. yes. many african-americans and those on the left argued for. within the johnson administration secretary of labor willard werts. he said the poverty program must immediately start out on the emphasis of employment to provide the head of the house with a decent paid job. during the great depression, the federal government had public works and built all of this wonderful infrastructure and employed people. a lot of people were

news.buook pensk linden -- clinton gillibrand book intro.hat is coming out on september 9 by random house. from "the hill," the nfl is c to save thec blackout rule. the national football league pushing regulators to keep a role on the books that forces cable, satellite companies to blackout games. in the weeks ahead of thursday's preseason opener, the league has rushed the fcc, even bringing out former steelers star lynn swann. amid intense pressure on the fcc to eliminate its sports blackout cable andh prevents satellite companies from showing a gain if it is blackout on local stations. critics say the rule is bad for fans. critics argue that times have changed. the blackout rule allows nfl teams to be immune from the normal pressures of a free market and disproportionately smaller cities. for now, it looks like the reformers may be winning out. last december, the fcc unanimously voted it would move forward with a plan to end the decades-old rule. hagerstown, maryland, democrat line. what did you think of the president announcement on airst