this is margot.'s a real-estate agent. >> chelsea: bonjour. >> margot: bonjour. >> chelsea: gabe, we never agreed to buy a home. >> adam: uh, well, that is -- that's true. but, um, i wanted to surprise you, so made an offer. >> chelsea: so, um -- so, it's, like, a done deal? >> margot: [ french accent ] not quite. the current owner wants to meet with mr. bingham before she approves the sale. >> adam: uh, great. so, i'll -- i'll be in touch with you, and we can go ahead and set that up, okay? >> margot: bon. >> adam: all right, great. thank you for coming by. [ door closes ] you're upset. i understand. okay. i should've told you that ck

this is margot.'s a real-estate agent. >> chelsea: bonjour. >> margot: bonjour. >> chelsea: gabe, we never agreed to buy a home. >> adam: uh, well, that is -- that's true. but, um, i wanted to surprise you, so made an offer. >> chelsea: so, um -- so, it's, like, a done deal? >> margot: [ french accent ] not quite. the current owner wants to meet with mr. bingham before she approves the sale. >> adam: uh, great. so, i'll -- i'll be in touch with you, and we can go ahead and set that up, okay? >> margot: bon. >> adam: all right, great. thank you for coming by. [ door closes ] you're upset. i understand. okay. sh

i have a question for you, margot. you said at the beginning is a not muslim christians, but actually muslims on muslims. can you elaborate on that? >> sure. i guess maybe just to clarify, thick it's really boko haram versus anyone who doesn't agree with them, who doesn't ascribe to their -- this radical belief, and right now we're seeing a lot of forced recruitment. were they killing christians? yes, but also killing muslims. they were killing indiscriminately, and there's obviously a religious dynamic to this conflict but it's been so -- at this point, i think adulterated in many ways. my personal thing is this is not a religious conflict right now. it's really now focusing on just anyone who doesn't agree with boko haram and we're looking at insurgency. >> i think we need to know that right now in nigeria, the mainstream muslims and the mainstream christians have come together, bond moreed more thanr before because they now feel that both both is not an organization. it's a group of killers and -- everybody, they ki

the university said that margot bennett parked an unmarked car yesterday at the point isabel shoreline parking lot in richmond. when she returned, it had been broken into. police are investigating. >>> the summer is ending. police agencies are keeping a closer eye on drivers. san rafael police saw yet i check point -- started to checkpoint last night, part of the summer mobilization campaign to stop impaired drivers. officials say they had 1600 cars go through that checkpoint. police say they found four unlicensed drivers and perform 31 sobriety checkpoints, or checks on those drivers, but all pass the tests and there were no arrests. the campaign ends on september 7.>>> now to friends and the praise being offered to the three americans reported that train attack. all three have ties to the sacramento area. cristina rendon with reaction from the families about the courage and quick thinking that saved a lot of lives. >> reporter: the parents of all three say they are heroes and they are grateful their sons are okay. stopping a potential terrorist attack was never in these three men's p

eighty-four for margot in buena vista township. we are 10 degrees from where phil is and margot is.he says beautiful day. wind kicked up with 18-mile an hour gust, nice light breeze, and right along the coast we will check in ocean city, with james. he is at 84. reporting just a few cloud. glad sun was filtered by the cloud or it would have been hot, definitely more comfortable down the shore today. taking a look at is what happening along our live neighborhood network, a few temperatures back in the 80's here, new castle county airport, 86 degrees, millville 83, time lapse video of how a day turns out down the shore, in rehoboth beach, how quickly that beach fills up. what a great beach day that is is. nothing but sun and hugh clouds. beach is starting to fizzle out a little bit as everybody goes back, showers up and heads to the boardwalk for a nice comfortable evening stroll. it will be a nice night down the shore. showers and thunderstorms missing us to the west, southeasterly flow, pushes that, we will see storms tracking to the north. really from south to north across our neck

the lets see what margot has to say, dreary day but lawns loved it. we have to look at the bright side, always does that, the lawns did love it. my plants in front have not been watered in quite sometime because i always forget. rain takes care of that for me. it is doing so today; he is in southampton, new jersey a hard hill area for douglas. this storm has produced prolific cloud to ground lightening very dangerous situation in burlington, ocean counties. that is areas under severe thunderstorm right where doug is. the it is great we have weather watchers on the ground giving us their reports, as you head back to the north, and things have quieted down. david mitchell reporting full sunshine in norristown at 79 degrees. the mostly sunny, have a terrific tuesday, everyone, peace to you as well, david. terrific tuesday now that the storms have moved on out. lets take a look what is happening on storm scan three. you can still see threat remains for south jersey especially these nasty storms, rolling on through, and just about poised to move into south

i think you are absolutely correct, margot. she's not the only one. we will move further north to say hello to ed connor at 64 in chesterfield where 27 minutes ago he reported 80 percent humidity. you can get the the idea. everybody is feeling it. he says not bad this morning. i took two walks already. you have to getting early on a day like this. the pets or the kid. this is the time of the day that you will have the best air out there. delores lee reports 60 degrees. the this is in newark, delaware. my gosh, 96 percent humidity already all right, delores. i'm sure you are feeling knocked out by that too. lets look live outside. speaking of the humidity, that is our campbell's field camera and we will look at ben franklin bridge and then in the distance philadelphia we will start to see the sun coming up and these blue skies, revealing themselves, today, we will see a lot of blue skies but we're also going to be feeling the heat. in doubt bit. temperatures right now, as we get into a little zoom in here, 62 in mount holly. quakertown is about 59. six

further off tout southwest we have 73 from margot. she has 95 percent humidity. muggy start.he feels the air. it is in the rain in the air this morning. good way to put it. eventually we will see some rain, pretty much every where. storm scan three is quiet. we have moisture working its way from the south and west, however, so eventually that will start to fire up a scattered round of showers and or thunderstorms across our area. we are looking nice wide zoom of the storm itself, it is the core of the storm center. eventually this whole thing will migrate east and that is where we will have our heavier showers and storms but gets here by i'd say as early as late half of the typical evening rush, and that is when we will see the heavier more widespread rain falling but we could see two, in the models at some point projecting 3 inches of rain if it falls in one location heavily enough. flash flooding is a real concern with anything that fires up later on today. mid 80's, general expectation through weekend, tomorrow morning still lingering rain and skies clear and it does bode

. >> on the next washington margot sanger-katz joins us. then, the 80th anniversary of social security and what the future holds for the program. later a conversation on the u.s. also care system. we will also take your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. next, jack ma spoke about his business philosophy, philanthropy, and global economic growth. he spoke earlier at the economic club in new york. i am so honored. i never expected so many people to come to listen to my talk. i felt so important sitting g there. how many of you have used alibaba's services? how many of you have never been to china? never been to china. thank you very much. well, 20 years ago, i came to america. my first trip was to seattle. i learned so much about america. america is not what i learned from the books. in seattle, i found the internet. i came back and told my friends that i am going to open a company called internet. i invited 24 of my friends and headed to our discussion, and finally we had a vote. 23 of them against me. forget about it, there is no s

. >> it is margot. >> i got a picture of margot watching the the weather on tv. >> tweeting. >> tweeting. >> get it. >> among many things our city is known for probably over 3,000 beautiful murals, by the way, if you get a chance go near seventh and chestnut there is a new one up. >> this one is a glimpse of the the new one coming together around this show and we are trying to get quincy, what mural this is. >> have you been shot. >> well, guys, this is the thing, alex and mike, when you are an artist like me, this is what the the war wound are. we're at broad and chew. this is where we are. he is painting a message. it is a mural with a message. what do you think the message will be right here. >> love the world and have world love love you back. >> love the world and world will love you back. >> love the world. >> how about you, sir. >> love the world and love yourself. >> love the world and love yourself. we have art right here. we have a world. we have another heart.. >> world peace. >> love in the world. >> how about you. >> unaudible. >> it looks like earth

host: we are joined now by margot sanger-katz. healthns us to discuss care spending under the affordable care act. one major selling point for the law is that it saves money and lives on the cost side. it thethere is a lot research. , preventativeme health care costs more money than it saves. this is one of those persistent selling points for the law that has turned out to not be very realistic. host: is there preventative care that does save money? is a body of research that looks at this question. there is something that is it. one is childhood vaccines. they cost almost nothing and they prevent a lot of disease and sickness. low dose for people who are at risk for heart attack, that seems to pay off. contraception is another one. providing it information about s has been very cost effective for women. there are some examples of preventative health care services that they money. i think there is hope in medicine that as we had better at prevention we can target prevention to the people who needed and do it at low cost and will p

uc berkeley campus margot bennett hasn't commented. her department issued a statement saying she was the victim of an auto burglary, and not sbes phiing that it was her badge and gun that were stolen. she went for a jog in richmond, she returned back to find the window of her unmarked car smashed. it brought to line last month's murder of a woman in san francisco. she was killed, kate steinle, with a gun stolen from a federal agent's car. >>> digging out from the rubble, that's what many in the napa valley have spent the last year doing. tonight on the one-year anniversary of the south napa earthquake, many locals are coming together to reflect. no one's had a tougher time bouncing back than a boy who nearly lost his life. jodi hr fan dez is live in nappi. what a comeback he's had to endure. >> he really has. nick dillon was 13 years old, when the earthquake hit, he told me he thought he might not survive. tonight he's made an incredible recovery, and he's sharing what he's learned from his challenging ordeal. >> i had thousands of tho

uc berkeley chief margot bennett was the victim of a car break-in. the chief went for a morning run at point isabel regional shoreline last friday and that's when someone smashed in the window of her car in a parking lot. the crook also swiped a diamond ring and other valuables. park officials say they're seeing a lot of burglaries because of the location being so close to the freeway. >>> a fire broke out today at the bethel family christian center in livermother. chop -- livermore. chopper 5 was ahead. part of the church on north p street was badly damaged. no word on a cause. >>> california lawmakers are trying to get a jump on the potential legalization of marijuana. there are a couple of bills that would regulate pot. one would require the chp to determine whether a person is too high to drive. and require the health department to test pot products. another would create a state agency to license and create operating rules for medical marijuana businesses. >>> an oakland based company just broke ground on a new battery recycling plant in nfl. fed

heading down into new jersey we are seeing 90's, margot in buena vista township with sunshine, warm startith steady light breeze and that breeze does help a little bit when heat builds. lets head into portions of delaware, we will check with sandor in newark. he says warm, breezy after storms this morning, what a run of summer weather. it has been a eight day heat wave but hottest, it has been, is 93. really could be a whole lot worse. we will look at is what happening outside, storm scan three we are seeing a few storms firing up, just off to the south, showers, thunderstorms, in cleveland, and storms this morning, now things are quiet. we will look at, south of philadelphia, you can see in our area nothing happening right now but heading down toward baltimore, d.c. these storms are firing up further to the south, complex lots of lightening, thunder with these storms moving in eastern maryland. they are lifting north and east. in southern delaware, kent county, south jersey you may get a few storms tonight. otherwise 91 at the airport. cooler air moving in. eighty-four allentown. eighty-

seventy-three from margot. eileen at gilbertsville. seventy-three from ed from chester feel.he mid 70's from peter, as well as phil, 74 from kenneth, in willingboro. it is a really warm day. very consistent around the region as a whole. lets take a look where this is all coming from. here's bottom line. we have classic mid latitude cyclone. here's the center of the circulation, cold front draped back here. warm front up here. not as easily to distinguish but in between we will sit in the warm sector of the storm. the it is a moisture rich air mass. we will heat up from here, not continue to heat up on the thermometer, but, bringing in more moisture. it feels really just uncomfortable outside. and because we have got so much moisture we could see a spotty shower or thunderstorm scattered around the regional radar at some point through afternoon and into tonight. by tomorrow that front, finally starts to cross through and it is sluggish, huge but it will take its time but especially into tomorrow night lead nothing to early friday morning. we will be on the air friday morning w

let's head down into south jersey where we have margot in buena vista township. sunshine.ighty-one. heavenly weather today, and now a perfect day, all across the region, even in delaware lets head down toward middletown and jason, is in middletown at 80 degrees right now which vice comfortable for late august. another beautiful day, this day, and compliments across the board. back to storm scan three not showing much of anything at all, cloud, that have proliferated over great lakes and a few clouds drift nothing to our area but those instability showers you see over portions of eastern canada and upstate new york will not impact us, few showers in central pennsylvania and we are quiet through tonight, through tomorrow, and right into friday. eighty-one right now at the airport. feels great. seventy's in reading, wilmington and lancaster as well. cool pocket in the great lakes. today even though our high was a degree below at 83 our morning low was slightly above. it is era above average day by 1 degree. look at how warm this august has been, all but three days have been a

and sarah margot, a former colleague of ours here at the center for american progress, our goal in having this discussion is to be as wide ranging as possible. to stimulate -- about halfway through, i'll draw you guys in, anyone who has questions into the dialogue and discussion we'll try to wrap up and get everybody off to lunch. first, where are we more than a year into this campaign? what does the report say, what are the highlights and what do you think about what general allen said? >> thanks, brian. before we get started i want to say, i want to commend folks on some of the work panelists have put out. dr. wolt has written an interesting peace. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2008 captioning performed by vitac

as we continue down into portions of south jersey we are looking at 80 degrees as we check with margotbeautiful weather in the neighborhood, low humidity, sun, nice and warm and can't forget delaware, lets check in with our report in delaware with walter in newark and he event us a photo of this day, and this looks fantastic if i do say so myself. these are cloud you want to lay on your back and point out what they look like this one looks like a frog to me or maybe looking at that backward but this is the upon, spectacular day at the pond state park. thank you, for that shot. lets look at our live neighborhood network sites. you can see puffy, cumulus cloud, cotton candy clouds at the junior senior school in bernville. kutztown area middle school a few cloud drifted overhead. these are cloud that could drop a rain drop or two. this is not a big deal. if there is a sprinkle just a couple drops from a included like that one. 79 degrees at kutztown at the moment. clear blue skies, down the shore. look at this shot, middletown ship high school, where it is currently 78 beautiful degrees.

air is saturated with moisture, but as you head down into south jersey, not seeing much, margot in buenata township 85, no rain there. eighty-three in chesterfield, new jersey. just some clouds at ed connor's house. mostly cloudy here. no rain here. although it looks threatening. it does look ominous outside. lets look at how things are shaping up in reading. thinks 13th and green elementary school. we will he set this in motion and see palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. same story looking ominous. as we head from the city over toward red aring is where we are getting those ominous clouds and you can see how these clouds have started to really gather over the city of philadelphia beautiful shot there with the sky line in the back and boats moving through on the delaware river. storm scan three is showing us what we are looking at. this line of heavy storms extending from new york state, new york state throughway getting clobbered up in new york state. western new york. central pennsylvania, as well, if you are traveling on interstate 80. this is the line that will eventually push th

our neighborhood, lower 70's, and warmer spots associated witt 60's, and south jersey, and, he has margot 70 degrees. good morning so far. let's head across the delaware river into delaware itself. newark, delaware delores lee has partly cloudy skies, 67 degrees this hour and let's bring it back close to home here to pennsylvania, around philadelphia, we will go up to blue bell, where jerry allbury, he has sunshine and nice 65 degrees. we survived the blue moon. yes, we did. maybe it is because phillies are actually winning, people are excited about that. but no problems with the moon. full moon causing higher tides at the shore. that is bit. the lets get outside to our neighborhood network to the north we will go to kutztown area middle school, nice looking shot, there, it looks like a fall, or spring morning, no haze, to deal with, we have some clouds, in front of the sun there, and calm wind, comfortable, 64 degrees in kutztown, right now. temperatures elsewhere, starting to warm up in the mid 70's for warmer spots. lets look at the in of july. days here in orange indicate warmer than

someone snashd the window of chief margot bennett's unmarked police vehicle when she was out for a jogichmond. police say bennett's gun was stored in a safe and did not have a trigger lock. the is they also took a diamond ring, ipad, cellphone and her badge and police id. it's a good reminder to keep@v valuables at home or in the trunk out of view. >>> san jose city leaders expected to take a important vote this swra ever noon that could resolve a lot of tension between the city and police and firefighter unions. city sounl council is going to vote on the terms of a wage and pension reform agreement later this afternoon. police and firefighters have already ratified the deal. if approved at this point the agreement would take the place of the voter approved measure b passed in 2012. measure b drastically you cut benefits and pension for the city's police and firefighters leading to an ex owe does of officers from the city's police department. >>> san jose police taking a new approach to explaining officer involved shooting. the police department just launched a web page to answer frequ

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starting 2 margot. let's bring in ines rosales. still pretty hot. ines: the commute, problems on the 59th street bridge, stalled tractor trailer has been out there for a couple hours, expect delays on second avenue, upper level is a little slower here and there, still expect delays on the upper and lower level, crossing the hudson inbound, 20 minute delay outbound, new jerseybound, ups tractor trailer has been there for a good bit, delays in joy in new jersey at the lincoln tunnel is the use the holland or george washington bridge both directions doing pretty good cow at least 15 minutes inbound on the high gwb and holland tunnels side. normal delays west bound, nothing out of the ordinary on the eastbound side. greg: a fire fighter shot twice in the leg when responding to a firefighter this happened this morning in staten island, a firefighter is expected to be okay. we have a reporter on the scene. theresa: lidia curanaj joins us with the latest. >> reporter: very hectic scene out here. there is a lot of firefighters here, a lot of police officers

. >> on the next "washington journal" health care correspondent margot sanger katz joins us to talk about whether the expansion of health insurance actually cuts health care costs and then the 80th anniversary of social security and what the future holds for the program. later conversation on the u.s. foster care system with the director of policy reform and advocacy. we will also take your phone calls and facebook comments and tweets. "washington journal" is live every day on c-span. >> secretary of state john kerry is in cuba for the raising of the u.s. flag of the u.s. embassy. diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba were restored on july 20 after 50 years. see the ceremony starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> c-span is in des moines for the iowa state fair and wrote to the white house coverage of presidential candidates. live coverage is on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org is the candidates walk the fairgrounds and speak. here's the schedule at 10:30 a.m., jeb bush. the noon on saturday, rick santorum followed by lincoln chafee at 1230 and senator bernie sanders. on