let's hear what melanie phillips has to say. thanks for calling in. >> guest: well, you're right, there are very significant differences between britain and america. and i hear what you say, that's, you know, there is no sort of socialist party in america as there is in britain. that's true. but i'm talking about something that goes beyond party affiliation and beyond the conventional understanding of socialism in the sense of, you know, russian communism, soviet communism. which, of course, you know, the soviet empire, the the communist empire is a thing of the past. i'm talking about a way of looking at the world which i consider to be of the left because the left adopted it which is a sort of a secularist perspective. as i was saying earlier on, the core of it is everything is relative, everything's a matter of opinion and, therefore, and none of us can assert any way of life is better that any other way of life. and as far as i can see, a lot of this has taken grip in america. i mean, you may well be right about the extreme

i have been on melanie phillips.com, your columns. >> guest: my personal web site melanie phillips.com, my archives have been subjected to terrible technical glitch. there is great difficulty accessing it for which i do apologize. >> host: your recent daily mail column. >> guest: people can access the recent columns without a problem. that is probably what this person is referring to. if you go back into the archives, several years back there is a problem accessing the archive material. >> host: how much electronic book will be published? the first chapter? the forward? >> guest: there are bits of it, bits of the books but not -- different templates from different books. i don't want to give away the excitement about to be put up in the next few days but if people look at the website over the next few days, they will see the creative use of digital which will delight and excite people away the authors don't usually do with their published books. the main thing you do on my web site is download the book, there's a certain amount of video there, party in angel was published today. . >> t

the york, please go ahead. >> caller: melanie, i can you hear me? the problem i n hearing with your presentation i don't know the realities of england but in the united states we really don't have a left for kovach was the destroyed during the mccarthy period up but it to socialism and marxism has been demonized so not that people don't exist for you can talk to them because they could be complete the irrational but it comes from the right. the left has no power. we have one senator in vermont to bernie sanders to calls himself an independent but he could be a socialist really. so if you were writing a book you may have a different take on who these people you cannot talk to our. in this country it is those that are called the tea party people and with the political spectrum has moved complete lead to the right to. we have a center which is the democrats than the extreme right to of what the republicans have become as a pressure of the tea party. >> host: where do you consider yourself martin? [laughter] >> i am one of those who would consider mysel

and melanie alnwick is livek ise outside of the store with the te latest in this story. melanie. >> reporter: wisdom and wiom a sarah, the suspects as we know have not been located yet. we are toll there's surveillance video from inside of the cartie store but it's not been released. police did say they are investigating whether thisis robbery is connected to others t in the area. a team briefly took over this cartier store in wisconsin avenue part of a chevy chase collection of a high-end shop. the crew was let in by the store earlier not wearing a mask. ma they smashed a display case andn made off with merchandise andmec sped off in a late model black charger. ch >> for some, no weapon used in this case, but by their number,, and physical presence, and theih a depressive actions there'stio four employees in the store, the employees followed protocol, were compliant with their demands and they, the suspects, i mean, had control of thel of e store.store. the whole crime took less thanan one minute. >> reporter: now,, investigators are looking into the possibility that th

visiting with melanie sloan.i shouldn't say ceo -- executive director of the citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington or crew. the web site, crew -- is it crew.org? >> no. citizens for ethics.org. >> bill: that's what i thought. >> that's my fault. it is crew crew on twitter to follow them on twitter. >> bill: it is citizens for ethics.org. >> we talked about how man santo and the supreme court came down in favor -- >> bill: sort of. unanimously! >> if you want to fight back against monsanto, there is an app for that on the iphone, an app called buycot and what it does is you pull up a scanner on your phone and you can scan items in the grocery store the bar code and it will tell you whether or not it contains monsanto ingredients. things that they've manufactured and it just tells you right there who's involve and whether or not you want to actually buy it. >> bill: fight back. >> you've got it right here in your hand. >> bill: i want to ask you -- well, let's first say hello to bonnie calling from c

melanie is live outside that o home in mclean with the details now. melanie? >> reporter: good morning, tony andoo allyson. federal shorts say and this is in their words, that they rescued two women from thiss compound in mclean tuesday night. it's got a couple of buildings i behind a locked iron gate. there's also a guard shack here. neighbors say they've noticed at lot of people living and working here, with yo but really no sigf unusual activity. so far there have been no arrest. the feds are not identifying the two women. federal ice agents encountereded two potential victims of trafficking. they did not say if the women contacted them or if someone called ice on their behalf. sources familiar with the investigation indicate that authorities do not believe they were talking about any sort off sexual abuse here but that the t women did say they were being held against their will. one woman apparently tried to t escape by squeezing through a a gap in the front gate as it was closing, upsetting as you can imagine to neighbors. >> i was shocked. i live down th

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thank you, melanie sloan! i am not alone any more on this issue.ent, your 17 page document, i have been reading and underlining all day. i've got to say, i've never seen anything like this in law. you know in the legislative process people fight for days, sometimes weeks, months, over single words like exclusively and someone got that word exclusively into the law, and then at the irs they just changed it to primarily and they changed everything, didn't they? >> they did. and it happened as you said earlier decade ago, starting in 1959. the irs has been well aware this has been a problem for decades. in the '60s it was raised, in the '70s it was raised. there has always been this problem between the statutory language which is what congress passed which says exclusively and the regulation enacted by the irs which says primarily. and then the irs made matters all the worse by never defining primarily and what a primary purpose is, know the that by the way organizations haven't walked well over whatever the primary purpose line could possibly be anyw

melanie is live with the latest on this investigation. melanie? >> good morning, allison there's still a dark blood stain on thee grass behind the gate here wherh family and friends have come and placed memorabilia here in memory of julian dawkins. the deputy has been identified of craig paterson, a 17 year veteran of arlington county sheriff's office. he was released yesterday and is on paid leave while the investigation continues. >> in the alexandria neighborhood all day to be together after learning of his death. still struggling to to understand more about his encounter with paterson, an offduty arlington county deputy. >> the detectives interviewed the deputy. they spent a few hours doing. that he has been allowed to go home at this time and no chargeo have been brought.ht. we're continuing the the investigation. >> that was my only child. it's heavy on my heart. >> alexandria investigators says there was some kind of a confrontation before the 1:00 a.m. shooting. >> i've lived in this neighborhood for 20 years and i've never seen that gentl

melanie is live in the newsroom with more. melanie? >> good morning, tony and allison. the f.b.i. to parachute with full equipment and experts in tactics. they do train full time and are ready to deploy at a moments notice. you are looking at file video of another exercise. something went wrong off the coast of virginia beach and the victims napes were released sunday. the two special agents were killed in what f.b.i. director called a tragic accident but no other details were given. mueller says we mourn the loss of two brave and courageous menn like all who serve on the hostage rescue team theyy september highest risk each and every day when training and on operational missions to keep our nation safe.n s he continues, our hearts are with their wives, children andnd other loved ones who feel their loss most deeply and they'll t always be part of the f.b.i. family. a navy spokesperson told our o affiliate in virginia beach, norfolk area, the f.b.i. had leased a ship from the military sea lift command to be used for the exercises. very few details on what was going on during the t

melanie sterling just rallying on that after the session lows.anie baker is a uk economist at morgan stanley and joins us now. i don't know what you make of the breakdown which i've just run through, but where does this take us as we go into the middle part of the year? >> it's a little disappointing, i guess. numbers were weaker than we were expecting. 0.3% on the quarter. it has a good number in the context of 2012. so as we head into the second quarter, the moment the data looks consistent with small positive growth at the moment. >> yeah, look. we saw the public sector it was a record for april yesterday. retail sales much weaker than expected. retail sales, it's difficult to determine too much from one month's data. >> that's absolutely right. we had a really nice run in the uk of good data. and the data in the last couple, as well as the retail sales, there was disappointment creeping in there. i was really expecting 0.1% growth on the quarter for q2. but at the moment, if you look at the broad data into the pmi, it suggests that perhaps it

melanie alnwick has details onsn this story. >> reporter: this road or street is off of 123 at mcclaini north of where the cia is for fo people who are familiar with wi this area. two women were in the words of f federal authorities rescued from this home tuesday night. it's got a few buildings and ana guard shack. it's behind a couple of gates. sonar no arrests, and the fbi i not identifying the woman. there's not a lot of details, aa spokesperson for the costumescos enforcement told us that federal agents encountered two potential victims of human trafficking. they did not say if the woman had contacted them or had ha somebody else call them. them the investigation is ongoing but it's in the early stages. sources familiar with theliar wh investigation tell fox 5 that police and costumes agent came here on tuesday night, the wome said they were being held he against their will, one woman apparently tried to escape by squeezing through a gap front fr gate as it was closing. osin >> i'm just surprised and i feee so bad for those women if the te story is true, it's awful and al very shock

. >>> melanie says her group was auditted by the irs two years ago. she says the group she founded spent hundreds of hours defending an audit. she claims the group never had a problem during the bush administration. >>> russia has ordered a u.s. diplomat be expelled from the country after officials say they caught him wearing a disguise fothe cia. ryan foggal was detained. russians say he was carrying disgui disguises, spy gears and wrisen instructions for a russian recruit. >>> you can see behind us a lot of sunshine showing us. let's take another look. an area we could barely see yesterday because of the cloud cover. the sunshine is here but cooler temperatures underway. over drinking anddriving. how much is too much? why the federal government wants to lower the limit. >>> >>> a former football star who went on to play for the new orleans saints and san diego chargers has passed way. muncie died today of a heart attack. he was known for the youth foundation helping young people turn away from gangs. muncie was 60 years old. >>> o.j. simpson is back

. >> for melanie, news that angelina jolie has gone public is comforting. but perhaps not as comforting as the vigs decision she believes will help protect her against an elevated risk of breast cancer. >> i feel wonderful. it's a decision i'm so glad i made because it's something i know i'll never have to look over my shoulder about again. >> the doctor points to a technology here called air expanders forming a pocket in the breast to help stretch scar tissue to accommodate the new implants. it's controlled by the patient a touch of a button and often less painful than traditional injections. >> firefighters snuffed out five brush fires this afternoon. sky 7 hd captured flames and smoke in the vegetation along the highway. firefighters still on the scene keeping an eye on flare ups. as you can sigh, traffic in the eefts bound direction is flowing freely but westbound 237 still a mess and closed. you can see they were ferocious. >> firefighters rescued a man after he fell down a 15 foot hole this afternoon. sky 7 was overhead after they man wrathed to bring

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. >> melanie wright is a junior high teacher. here school was untouched, but her house is a shambles. her father came along to help with the sifting. >> a lot of people's lives turned upside down. >> they found what they were looking for. wedding gifts from her late mother. >> a wedding gift from her mom and i. we bought it about a month before her mom died in 2001. >> gifts to be opened when melanie finds the right guy. across the street, scott johnson and his wife salvaged a few meager garbage bags of stuff including scott's prized guitar. >> it's just stuff. >> just stuff. >> it's just stuff. >> people who lost homes understand that the loss of property is a set back. merely a set back. many people died nearby and that brings a kind of perspective that often comes only from a situation like this. two blocks away we found this family trying to put protection up on the side of the father's badly damaged house. >> when you look around the neighborhood out there where everything is just flat, what do you think? >> you don't really

interesting to see that one of the legal experts that has insisted for many years on the i'm closer to melanie wells these emergency laws is meant other than the carrots. i mean is there is justice in the greek government was not done is a. oh yeah it just doesn't get any better for the greeks as they continue to hope for the final installment of this massive multi billion euro bailout plan a just a terrorist to lecture at the university of the aegean a pleasure to have you on r t today thanks so much. thanks for joining us here on r.t. i despair is growing at america's guantanamo bay prison where detainees have been on a mass hunger strike now for more than three months and the military which runs the facility is force feeding many of the inmates to prevent them from starving to death in a protest was sparked by alleged mistreatment by guards and the indefinite detention without charge of many inmates more than half of the one hundred sixty six detainees at the site were cleared for release years ago but they still can't leave all of this due to legal hurdles on capitol hill and lawyers for t

let's check back in with melanie. >> and in this morning's sports breakfast, we begin with a major upsetfans were hopeful that they would get to see crown favorite orb get one step closer to the coveted triple crown and on home turf. however, he was outrun by ox bow. osh never got comfortable. orb finished a disappointing fourth. in baltimore, we turn to baseball where the orioles hosted the tampa bay rays yesterday afternoon. we go to the 9th inning, orioles up 6-5. bases loaded for the rays. the 0's fall 10-6. 10-6. >> this weekend is a special and exciting time as you know for thousands of university of maryland students. but it may also be a bit frustrating. that's because metro has closed the college park station this weekend at the same time the 2013 class is set to graduate. here's more on the conflict. >> the comcast center will be bursting with life and thousands of caps and gowns sunday, home to this year's university of maryland commencement. but getting there will not be as easy if it you're planning to take metro. metro. >> metro is closing the college park station this week

good morning, melanie alnwick. >> reporter: the fpi's rescue s team is based off of quantico, virginia and it's an elite squad. squad. it takes eight months of train and total emergence in the worll of tactics firearms and teameam work. you are looking at another video. friday something went wrong offg the coast of virginia beach.bea. sprech agenspecial agent lawrenw were killed.killed. no other details were given. we mourn the loss of two brave and courageou courageous men. they accept the risk when onwhen training and on national natio missions to keep our nation tion safe. he continues, our hearts are are with their wives, children andve other loved ones who feel theirr loss more deeply and will alwayl be a part of the fbi agent. agen lawrence joined the fbi in 1986. special agent shaw joined the fbi in 2005.in 2005. he leaves behind a wife, a a 3-year-old daughter and a a 1-year-old son. sarah? >> the republican ticket in in virginia is set. over the weekend goo gop delegas nnominated the top six. cuccinelli got the nod for governor, and over shawn is the nominee for attorney gener

melanie is live with the latest. mel?u know these kind of smash and grab robberies are increasing acrossr the country and as we know d.c. and in particular this area in chevy chase with the high end shops not immune. while there are similarities in the recent incidents around our area, there are differences, too. it was 11:00 a.m., tuesday when police say a team of maskedaske jewel thieves briefly took over the cartier store on wisconsin avenue. the crew let in by one of their own who was buzzed into the store earlier because he was by himself and not wearing a mask. they smashed a display case. they set off down connecticut avenue in a late model dodge charger. >> no weapons used in this cases but by their number and physical presence and aggressive actions there's four employees in the four, the employees followed protocol, were compliant with wt their demands and they the suspects, i mean, had control of the store. the whole crime took less than a one minute. >> police are investigating i whether it's corrected to simi

the speech is expected to get underway at 2:00 this afternoon. >> melanie, thank you. melan >>> in britain this morning,morn police are conducting searchescd of homes in the london area after a brutal attack that left an off-duty soldier dead. de the british government immediately called it a terror attack after two men with meat cleavers and a machete savagely attacked a man. ma police opened fire on thed fi suspects when they walked up too them. they're in the hospital thispits morning underarmed guard. prime minister david cameron is holding another emergencyng an meeting on this this morning.. >>> we're learning more aboutret the chechnyan immigrant im connected to the boston bombing that was shot and killed by the fbi in orlando. lando he was being questioned bit fbii in and massachusetts state state troopers when he turned violentl an agent shot and killed himllei after he allegedly threatened th them with a knife. he implicated himself in a triple murder in boston that may be connected to that man you saw, tamerlan tsarneav, one of r the bombing suspects inside

fox 5 melanie alnwick is live le outside of the home in mcclain.. melanie, what is going on here.n >> reporter: good morning, allison. we're still trying to get allo the details here, but thebut federal authorities have notorin filed any normal charges yet, ye and they're not identifying the 2 women who they apparentlyappal rescued from this home last night. neighbors say that there are a lot of people working in here -- a lost of people living here.ng this is a complex off of routee 123, not far from the cia and ad there's a couple of buildings. they're all behind iron gates i and there's a guard chack.d in the words of federal fede authorities they rescued two ret women from this compound oncomp tuesday night.night. now, they did say that they encountered two potentialpotentl victims of human trafficking.trf ice not saying whether the wome had contacted them directly ord if they had somebody elsebody el contact immigration and costumes enforcement officials on theirr behave.have. sources familiar with the investigation indicate that authorities at

a fox 5 melanie almwick has your round-up. >> i think it's a 30 day review. those had a count-up. >> reporter: this badge did five sunday talk shows, white house senior adviser dan siphers turn, the associated press and beangzs talking point. where the white house said it won't spend a lot of time? >> if he was involved in those.t like i said the cart nal rule is you don't get involved in independent investigations andit you don't give the appearanceeaa doing so. >> i've seen this playbook fromm republicans before, what they want to do is try to drag washington into a swamp of part zhan fishing expeditions andnd false allegations. >> reporter: it's not just republicans making allegations. associated press, ceo garry pruitt appeared after the justice department sweep-up of o falcons records incited by partp zhan awngers. awn >> i don't know what the motive is but i can tell you their actions are unconstitutional.nc >> reporter: some are seizing the moment, noting thome irs wil soon be in charge of government-run healthcare. >> this is rotten to the core. this

on book tv this weekend, your llips.ons for melanie phi on sunday, book tv in london. withart a 12 week series british authors. birmingham, the 1963 race riots. president obama traveled to mexico thursday and met with mexican president and pre-k print -- enrique peÑa nieto. they talked about the economy and security issues. from the national palace in mexico city, this is 15 minutes -- 50 minutes. >> you will hear from the president of the united mexican states, enrique peÑa nieto. ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon everyone. , after thisremost bilateral meeting, i would like to extend the warmest welcome to president barack obama, his team joining him. we would like to welcome all of you with open arms. we hope you feel at home. we appreciate your will to have relation meeting a built on mutual respect, collaboration for the benefit of our people. we cover the areas we have covered during our bilateral meeting, on behalf of the mexican people, i would like -- the regretful ax that happened in your country, in boston that took the lives that took the lives of your ci

. >> melanie alnwick, reporting, thank you. >>> the boy scouts of americaica will decide today whether theyy will allow openly gay members. e they kicked off the meetinge mei three days ago yesterday near grapevine, texas, near slays da. they will take on the resolution of whether to allow youth scouts. they are organized protests and campaigns. >>> president obama will visit moore oklahoma this weekendho after thema huge tornado rippeda through the area. oklahoma's state insurance in department says the damage from the storm could be more thanthan $2 billion.lion about 13,000 homes were hit by y the twister as well as several e schools and hospitals. officials say all 24 victims have been identified including l ten children. we will have a live report from moore, oklahoma, from fox news correspondent craig boswell in just a few minutes.minu >>> police in alexandria alex continue to investigate thenue i shooting death of a 22-year-old man. neighbors say julian dawkins was killed by an off-duty officer. f the deputy is being questioned s and on administrative leave for now. dawkins says

melanie is the lead water slide tester. what is involved with testing a water slide? is coming out. second, that the pool is filling up or if it's too full. >> water volume can create a fast or slow experience. to to increase the speed, less water is pumped out. to slow it down, more is added. we started out simple. building our way up to scorpion's tail. >> we are going up to scorpion's tail now. it's our biggest and best ride we have. it has lots of mechanical parts and sensors so you want to make sure the ride is smooth. >> ten stories high. you still get nervous on this one? >> every time. >> 400 feet long. i forget i'm up here for a purpose. for a job. an initial drop that sends riders plummeting. flashbacks of my childhood fears. with nerves of -- i mean nerves of -- >> cross your arms over your chest. head back. >> no, really. i don't know if i can do it. i'm sorry. with nerves of steel -- >> three, two, one. >> i dropped through the bottom of the slide garnering a whole new level of respect for melanie and the realization that i never want to do this again. th

>>reporter: melanie is on k sfo radio and may sue the irs if she was targeted for her political affiliationell now to the incredible should rinking budget deficit. congressional budget office predicts 2013 budget deficit of 6 from a billion dollars. a lot but that's more than 200 billion below the february estimate. smallest short fall since 2008 and first time the deficit has been below 1 trillion i don't know since then. hair tax revenue spending cuts and better than expected bailout repayment by mortgage giant fannie mae and freddie mac are the key reasons for this. >> well those airline fees really add up. airlines collected more than 6 billion dollars in baggage and reservation change fee from passengers last year maybe some of your money. the fees are helping the industry return to profitability. >> air india plagued by financial difficulty. one of the pilot was locked out of the cockpit after a bath room break. door was jammed so the co-pilot had to divert the flight. >> schools are getting a multi-billion dollar boost in governor brown newly rae advised california budget but schools

. >> up next, author and columnist melanie billups. the former news editor talk about terrorism, education, health care thil the winner of the orwell prize of journalism has authored nine books including almost half prices, a world turned upside down and her new release guardian angel. .. >> guest: and, you know, this is just silly. life's much more complicated than that. most people are neither right, nor left, they're just ordinary folk who are getting on with leving their -- living their life in the best way they can

melanie, do we know if she brought the device as a science project that went wrong, or is this more malicious? >> reporter: ginger, good afternoon to you, we are certainly gathering information at this hour as this was a developing story. we were able to spend time with the principal today and the answer to your question, the principal truly believes this was not a malicious act. this was simply a 16-year-old girl, he says, who wanted to see what happened when household cleaning products mixed in a bottle and then created some sort of a boom and blew the cap off the bottle. we want to show you a photograph of this young woman. and the reason we're showing her photograph, even though she is a 16-year-old girl, is because she is charged with felonies this noon for bringing in an explosive device to school, deputies say, and they tell us in a case like this, you can not be too careful, especially in this day and age, this climate in the world. >> this climate in the world has led to a 16-year-old exemplary student expelled and facing felony charges for what appears to be a do-it-yourself science

and melanie fitzpatrick, climate scientist at the union of concerned scientists, said it's been three million to five million years since the planet has had such high carbon dioxide levels. we've never been here before, certainly not while human beings were on the planet, she said. she goes on -- oh, no. this is john hoekstra of the wildlife fund. the carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere is like the thermostat in your house. every time you turn it up, we are essentially turning up the heat on the planet. it's unprecedented, said james butler, director of global monitoring of noaa's earth system research lab. hitting 400 is just like saying folks, we haven't addressed this yet. butler said the planet hasn't seen atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide levels this high since the plyocene era between 2.5 million and 5 million years ago. he said the global average temp will reach 400 parts per million in one or two years. scientists warn the continued increase could result in catastrophe. just let's start off with the five million americans living in low-lying areas who could be af

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. >> author, columnist, and winner of the orwell prize for journalism, melanie phillips takes your callsnd e-mails in depth, live on c-span two at sunday. >> next, president obama delivers his weekly address from mexico city, where he talks about immigration and the latest jobs numbers. then, the republican address from north carolina governor pat healthcarecusing on and energy policy at the state and local level. >> hello, everybody. i'm speaking to you from the road, a trip to mexico and costa rica. latin america represents an incredible opportunity for the united states. we learned that our businesses created another 165,000 jobs last month. 6.8 million new jobs over the past 38 months. i won't be satisfied until everyone who wants a job can find one. i'm going to keep doing everything i can and go everywhere i need to go to help our businesses created jobs. one of the best ways to grow our economy is to sell more goods and services made in america to the rest of the world trade that includes our neighbors to the south. 40% of our exports go to the americas. those exports are going fa

. >> author, columnist and winner of the orwell prize for journalism, melanie phillips, takes your calls, e-mails, facebook comments and tweets "in depth." three hours live sunday at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> mr. moss, what happened in minneapolis in april of 1999? >> you know, i start the book with that meeting because it's so informative of the industry's attitude and strategies. 1999 the obesity epidemic was just beginning to emerge and raise concern not only among consumer activists and nutritionists, but among people inside the processed food industry. they gathered together, um, for a very rare meeting. of ceos of some of the top manufacturers in north america who got together at the old minneapolis headquarters, the old pillsbury headquarters in minneapolis to talk about none other than this emerging crisis really for the industry. and up in front of them got none other than one of tear own, his name -- their own, his name was michael mudd, he was vice president of kraft. he was armed with 114 slides and laid at the feet of these ceos and presidents of these large food

on book tv this weekend, your question for the world turned upside down author melanie phillips in depthve sunday at noon eastern. and this is the clock, book tv in london -- politics, war, history, religion and culture as we start a 12 week series with british authors. and on c-span3, the 1963 birmingham race riots. part of american history tv saturday at 8:00 a.m. and again at 8:00 p.m. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to focus on jobs and the account me -- on the economy. joining us is ben casselman. the way for being with us. let's begin with a recent story you posted about americans leaving the workforce. what is happening? guest: this is been a trend we have been watching for quite a while now which is the labor force. that is feeble either working or looking for work. it has been trending. it is actually now, the share of the population is at its lowest level since 1979. so it is both ineffective recession but also a longer- term trend that we have been watching for a while now. host: what are the factors in all of this? short-termave a issue in a long-term issue.

. >> booktv in primetime continues tonight with "london daily mail" columnist melanie those. it begins at 8 p.m. eastern time on c-span2. >> when the attorney general in california after the extradition, he indicated that he wanted the death penalty on each of the three charts. he wanted the death penalty three times. that made me realize how serious they were. and again in the guerrillas it wasn't about me. because first of all i could and he killed three times. it was about the construction of this imaginary enemy and, you know, i was the embodiment of that enemy. >> she wasn't that interested in talking about what happened, this period. the crime, the implications being taped by the fbi. she wasn't, she wasn't that interested in talking about it. and so she's also one of these who don't us as we go to directly and i would kind of get your directly. so i figured out that there were very important people in her life, and i chipped away at the people she knew and trusted. was able to get them to write letters, ma get them involved. but can see my previous works. and slowly sh

. >> it might be melanie grant for president one day. >> you don't know, girl. >> the clothing, do youm because we really are committed to the idea that our characters have closets and reuse stuff and rewear stuff because these are real people to us in a healthy way. >> me too, it's healthy, i swear. >> please don't let it be a full season before you come back and hang out with us. >> we love you all. >> the cast of "scandal," everybody, giving us a little preview. we should -- will you guys hang around for a little weathercast in case you need to know what's going on today before you step outside your door and show you the twitter and facebook pictures coming out and in to us. tulsa, oklahoma, by the way, andrew cusics, thanks for bringing us a beautiful shot of ft. lauderdale. always brings a sigh to me when i see a beach anywhere. here's the chilly air you're walking out to from philly to new york and asheville, a little knoxville, l'eggsing tongue, kentucky, getting a little chill. that warmer air moves east but it's not today and probably starts tomorrow and then by thursday we're

also in the running is melanie healy, p&g's north american operations.running to head these new sectors. those vice chairmen are werner geissler and dimitry panayatopoulost. pardon the mispronunciation there. lastly, inheriting them from former ceo bob mcdonald who exited the company last week. p&g in germany is trading a little bit to the downside there, it looks like. it has been up about 3.5% over the last three months. louisa. >> bertha, thank you very much. have a good weekend. we need to take a look at some of today's other top stories. >>> boeing is celebrating a mammoth new order tui travel. tui says that all the planes involved in the deal are 737.max aircrafts and that they're scheduled for delivery between 2018 and 2023. the size of the deal means that shareholder approval is needed. and you're looking at tui travel a bit lower in trade today. clearwire, they're postponing today's shareholder vote on print's offer to buy the wireless network provider that it doesn't already own. clearwire says a special board committee will review bids from di

joining us now, one family, the berge family, melanie and their son, billy jr.rcedes. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. >> you guys went through hell yesterday. >> yes, we did. >> i want to bring you all of you into this conversation. >> she was at school. he was over at a friend. >> what grade are you in? >> 6th grade. >> you were in school, at the plaza elementary school. >> the tornado came down the block, me and her went in the closet. and the whole house started shaking and rocking. and shaking for two, three minutes. after that, everything was calm. went out, everything was just destroyed. and just apart. >> what was going through your mind as you were in that closet? >> i thought -- i didn't think we were going to make it. the walls were shaking in the closet. i really didn't think we were going to make it. just hearing it. i've never experienced nothing like this. >> it went right over your house? >> yeah. >> how loud was the noise? they say it sounds like a train. >> that's what i've heard, and that's exactly what it sounded like. i just

años >> yadira gonzalez que cumple 22 aos y se ve lo más sexi >> maría rosa mejiazs en meriland >> melanieablan >> seguimos celebrando el día de las madresocn muchas sorpresas, preparen pañuelos porque tenemos momentos muy emocionantes, ustedes no se lo pueden perder, volvemos a despierta américa, durante 16 años, la mejor manera de comenzar tus mañanas. ♪ ♪ ♪ porque te quiero mama porque te quiero ♪ si me quedó sin ti voy a morir ♪ ♪ porque te quiero mama porque te quiero ♪ si me quedÓ sin ti voy a morir ♪ >> ¡bravo! >> buenos días a todos, es viernes 10, estamos celebrando el día delas madres, pueden participar en el homenaje escribiendo en twitter, en mejor mama del mundo nos pueden poner su foto y decirnos porque su mama es la mejor del mundo, envienos su foto >> ustedes diran quien es braulio y quien es jocelyn, estos son 2 artistas, que en sábado gigante van a aparecer, van a estar ahí ¿cómo te sientes? >> muy emocionada y nerviosa de lo que pase mañana >> ¿usted caballero? >> yo también nervioso, porque no sabemos si nos sale bien, estamos practicando bastante >> tiene un gran maest

tonight at 8:00en, the in depth interview with melanie phillips. the author of 8:00 none fiction books. the global battle over god, truth and power. miss phillips is also a journalist and a columnist for the london "daily mail". again that is tonight, 8:00 eastern, here on c-span2. >> when you first arrived four years ago i'm sure you never imagined at the end of that panel there would be a lady behind a podium talking to you in a funny accent. [laughter] this accent is the beige of my existence until in 1980 i moved to new york from england and i met henry kissinger. and he said it me, don't ever worry about your accent. in american public life you can never underestimate the advantages of complete and total income prehensability. >> this weekend, more stories and advice for new graduatedding class, with come men'sment speeches from government officials tonight at 8:00 eastern. fbi director robert mueller, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke, maryland governor martin o'malley, florida governor, rick scott, attorney general eric holder and newtow

fresas, con un poco de nueces >> es un granito que otro en la cara >> tenemos a la niña más grande, melanie madre >> a usted que le gusta bailar el perreo, el reggaeton, la casa se llena con ray alvarez, el dueño del sistema, ana patricia no se la cree, cántale ana. ♪ >> amigos, se acerca el día de las madres, ¿ya tiene su regalo para mam'' les cuento que con wester unión puede envair un dinerito a mama para que lo festeje como ella quieer, puedes envair 1000 dólares con tarifa de 8 dólares a méxico y a la mayoria de sudamerica, envia dinero con wester unión, aprovecha el día para consentir alas que tal, les habla natalia cruz inhumana esclavitud sexual. posible cuarta victimatragica explosion anunciada?hasta cinco embarazos habrian provocado los secuestradores puertoriqueqos a las tres jovenes que mantuvieron secuestradas por casi 10 aqos en una casa de cleveland. investigan porque los bebes no sobrevivieronuna de las mujeres liberadas dijo que hace 10 aqos, una cuarta adolescente vivia con ellas en la llamada "casa del horror", pero luego desaparecio. la policia empezo a rastrearlaexceso

. -- whether of the orwell prize for a journalism, melanie phillips takes your calls and tweets on c-span 2. >> next, a discussion about the funding and quality of preschool with education secretary arne duncan and health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. from the national institute of early education and research, this is just under one hour. >> good morning, everyone. we are here on this beautiful morning to discuss the findings of the 2012 state of preschool your book. it is a very important publication. this is an extensive survey. oflook into funding preschools across the nation. conducted every year since 2002, over 10 years ago. the survey provides a decade of information on any changes in any state on policy, funding, enrollment and detailed descriptions of the most recently implemented in every state. it is widely regarded and it is definitely a reference that we all look to across the nation. .y name is celia ayala i will be moderating this morning's event. i am the ceo of a nonprofit called los angeles universal preschool. i have been in education 39 years as a ju

. >>> melanie de honduras, 14 aÑos, hermosa, felicidades. >>> alba rodrÍguez, 13 aÑos, felicidades desde onda. >>> creo que sÍ. >>> pero le quiere, y la quiero a ella. >>> hoy sÍ hay revoltillo. >>> sÍ, tenemos algo fuerte. >>> quÉ le pasÓ? >>> en puerto rico, autoridad investigan a efraÍn narvÁez, tito "el bambino", luego que la mamÁ de un joven de 16 aÑos, lo acusÓ de golpÉar a su hijo. junto con sus guardaespaldas en el pueblo de carolina, el cantante no reaccionÓ al respecto, ojalÁ que no sea cierto. en los Ángeles, marc anthony estrenÓ casa, sÍ, casononon, dejÓ nueva york para vivir en encino california, se comprÓ una mansiÓn de mÁs de 2 millones de dÓlares. ahora sÍ podrÁ estar cerca de los hijos que tuvo con dayanara torres. valiÓ la pena. >>> hablando de dayanara torres, el prÓximo mes de junio, se estrenarÁ en nueva york la pelicual ula 200 cartas, con jaime camil en nueva york y puerto rico. >>> en mÉxico. mientras el presidente del paÍs peÑa nieto inauguraba una fabrica de cafÉ, angelica rivera acompaÑÓ a sofÍa castro a un concurso de baile por parte de su escuela, la primera

>>> melanie rÍos en california, cumple sus doce aÑos, creo que hizo su primera comuniÓn o confirmaciÓne vemos hasta el fin. ♪ porque a casita ha llegado el chef pepin♪. ♪ chef pepin hasta el fin. (aplausos) >>> eh! >>> cada dÍa. >>> oigan tenemos. >>> vengan, vengan. los invitamos. >>> en univisiÓn. >>> este departamento de univisiÓn. estamos creciendo, me Éncanta, me encanta la camisa que dice sobrevivir al madrugon. >>> si, el madrugon. >>> no le cambie. >>> esos somos nosotros. >>> bienvenidos esta es la cocina del chef pepin. >>> sÍ. >>> refrescante en este verano, y para darnos una receta para la temporada, estÁ el chef pepin. >>> seguro. >>> cÓmo anda usted? >>> no sÉ si sabe que tenemos un gran juego. >>> no sabÍa yo, digame usted. >>> sÍ, mÉxico contra nigeria. >>> lo sÉ hermano, hay un tutÚ envuelto en esto. >>> sÍ, ya tÚ sabes porque vine vestido de verde? >>> ¿por quÉ?>>> son los colores del equipo de mÉxico nosotros. >>> yo amo a la gente de mÉxico pero en este caso le voy a nige. >>> eres controversial. >>> se comentÓ. >>> lo que tÚ no sabes que la mayonesa helmans es el e

. >> author, columnist and winner of the orwell prize for journalism, melanie pill lips, takes your calls, facebook comments and tweets "in depth" three hours live sunday at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> next, a discussion on robert bork's last book, "saving justice," with frank easterbrook, chief judge of the u.s. court of appeals' 7th district. this is 50oo minutes. >> thank you. we're gathered to discuss robert bork's final book, "saving justice." and i'm here because i worked as one of bob's assistants for two and a half year, and we were friends between 1974 and his death last fall. but i need to open with a confession. i can't say very much about the book. i'll talk instead about bob bork, the man and the solicitor general. the reason i can't say much about the book is that its principal focus is his first six months on the job. when he wrote the brief that persuaded spiro agnew to plead guilty and resign as vice president, when he persuaded the supreme court to stop justice douglas' crusade to end the from prosecuting the vietnam war,h when he fired arkansas. bald cox as th

on c-span2, it is book tv with an interview journalist and olumnist melanie phillips. >> what would the world be like if the southern confess dary was on the southern border of the united states of america? think for a minute. the united states from baltimore all the way through florida along the gulf coast to tend of texas, that would be a foreign territory. it would not be part of the united states. in fact, the united states would not have any real access to the atlantic or the caribbean expect from a narrow path from baltimore or boston. all of a sudden, the atlantic coast of the united states is narrowed down where it can be blockaded. it does not mean that the united states would collapse under its own weight it means the united states would not have any where near the presence in the western hemisphere in dealing with french intervention. >> more with author as book tv and american history tv look at the life of palm springs, california. that is saturday, noon eastern on book tv and sunday at 5:00 american >> earlier today, president student loanbout interest rates. he urged coll