thank you. >> mike brown, founder of inner city youth. i been working with the youth from bay-view, lakeview, and just about every community in san francisco. these young men you know the mayor is talking about rolling out his violence prevention plan. if he knew the work i do in this community, he would be calling me in. i been here since i retired in muny from 2005. we have been funded since 97. and i wouldn't accept pay for three years. now my pay is minimum, i do it because people think a guy is getting funded. you assume what my salary is. and i hire people that get paid more than me. but enough for me, i am fighting for the kids. and we done lost so many kids out here it's just sad. and for us to get cut on the resurgence program and i hope they come to the studio and we help them get their cds and their whole program to be able to go out in the community and give people their dvd's and cd's so they can run their own record label. we want to get on a positive note and not talk about this negative rap. if the mayor is going to be ser

he was attacked for praising mike brown's bid for the senate. it says this explains your constant rate for round. i'm sure you'll start being a lot more friendly to bosworth, rhoden. he was quoted as saying the staffer did a stupid thing... >>steve: an intern asking jay carney at yesterday's white house press briefing, asked a question nobody else would. >> [inaudible] being received by george zimmerman or his parents, are they going to receive security or are they on their own? >> i would refer you to florida authorities. i'm not aware of that story. the president has called for echoing the statements of trayvon martin's family. he certainly would oppose any violence of any kind. >> they're on their own?

madam clerk going to roll call >> won is a memorial for mike brown. he was a big organizer in our community. he was an honorary for black history most miss month his son passed away. james brown she was thirty years old he passed away suddenly on june 30th at 3:00 o'clock p.m. that he was born in san francisco where he resided the majority of his life. his beloved sisters and his brother james brown and others survived him. it's grandmother and green aunt. he leaves behind several grandsons. he was preceded in death by his great grandmother and grandmother mar are a humphrey's. he graduating congratulate in 2001 and continued his education at san jose state university. he x he would is calculus and math. he worked with his father in real estate development and volunteered tutoring adults. he became front yard in learning his family heritage and planned to go to trace his listen angle. he was a hero and mentor to those and was preparing for fatherhood he will live in our hearts. this is a co- sponsor with supervisor cowen. mime next item is a hearing o

mike brown was there when fema failed.there was no one there to fire when an operation does not go well. it is not coordinated. there is no one identified with accountability for the operation. >> i yield back. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you again for the witnesses. the contrast of the quality and service of our men and women in uniform compared to the conduct described in this report is really stark and very disturbing. i want to ask three separate questions. first is, what role does the pervasive corruption in iraq play in this effort? you know in the report, page 104, the united states invested over $67 million in anti- corruption efforts, and despite the support for the fight against corruption, little change between 2003 and 2012, and that iraq remains consistently one of the most corrupt countries in the world. i remember from my visit, hearing from a constituent who was part of the group about the challenges. i would like to hear about whether or not that is the pervasive local corruption impacting the

find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike scott brown no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. and . i. your government is still persisting in honoring the sky and i know most people around the world would have absolutely no confidence and one argument also heard here is that the reason the rebels have become jihadists and have accepted money from you in chad is forces have been associated with that is precisely because the west is not prepared to provide them with weapons. welcome by the city of homs is located slap bang in the sense of russia and for a couple of days in may the city was hosted in of us forum making it the sense of russian innovation as well. focal point founded in sixteen zero four times could already establish itself as the educational center of siberia by the mid nineteenth century the city now boasts fifteen research institutes eight universities and one in every five residents is a student. in two thousand and ten tomsk invested two point two percent of its gross regional products in r. and d. makin

a republican blogger says he was attacked for praising mike brown's bid for the senate.explains your constant rate for round. i'm sure you'll start being a lot more friendly to bosworth, rhoden. he was quoted as saying the staffer did a stupid thing... >>steve: an intern asking jay carney at yesterday's white house press briefing, asked a question nobody else would. >> [inaudible] being received by george zimmerman or his parents, are they going to receive security or are they on their own? >> i would refer you to florida authorities. i'm not aware of that story. the president has called for echoing the statements of trayvon martin's family. he certainly would oppose any violence of any kind. >> they're on their own? >> you can editorialize all you want and i have no doubt that you will but that is a ridiculous statement. >>steve: joining us from washington, d.c. is the daily caller intern, gabe. how are you? >> doing okay. >>steve: the zimmerman family which has received a lot of death threats, on their own? >> i'm not going to say one way or another whether the federal

we trade the action though with josh brown, stephanie link, mike murphy, and jon najarian. josh brown, markets getting the message? >> the market is getting the message. this is what we talked about for weeks on end. at first the taper sounds scary and then people realize the only way it happens is if things are improving. then the narrative shifts. it means things are getting better, means i'm more comfortable with the stock portfolio. you still have the vast majority of professionals and retail underinvested. the average strategist on the street has bumped up their allocations to equities but only in a minor way. still under 50%. kind of embarrassing at this point. hedge funds are chasing. they're using the small caps with leverage. you can see it everywhere. >> russell is hitting a new high. >> that's how you catch the s&p. >> up nine of ten. you mentioned the stock portfolio. a stock portfolio right now filled with what? if the market, murph, is getting the message, what do you want to be buying right here? >> first of all, you want to be in the financials. we've talked

brown. >> yes. i'm her daddy. >> mike here, he's a big-time football recruiter at decatur u. >> wow, that's impressives impressive. >> yeah. >> yeah. you're a big-time recruiter, and your friend is just big. >> hey, cora, in college, i used to be better than him at everything. >> please. >> football... >> nope. >> baseball... >> are you kidding me? >> women. >> you pitched a no-hitter on and off the field. >> heh. yeah, but that's all changed now. >> hah! no, it ain't. >> so, mike, what brings you to town? >> oh, he came to see me about a job. >> really? >> yes. i'm gonna have my frat work with me at decatur u. in illinois. >> doing what? y'all got an eating team? >> no. coaching. >> coaching what? the eating team? >> football. >> reggie coaching football? you got to be -- be serious. be serious! [ laughs ] oh, you're serious. >> of course he's serious. >> yes, the university is looking for an assistant coach, and this is the best man for the job. >> really? that's wonderful, reggie. >> cora, that's whack. that sandwich this boy got hidden in his drawer is a better coach than he is. >> i ain't got no

. >> i think if you had to describe mike in one word, it would probably be misunderstood. >> reporter: brown'swyer is brian wice. >> it was his continuing bad choice in women, particularly a profile, if you will, of the same woman, who would repeatedly show up in his life. somebody looking to get paid. somebody who viewed mike as an atm. >> reporter: though he turned down our request for an interview, dr. brown did speak in this deposition. >> darlina lied on the witness stand. her mother lied on the witness stand. the day of the trial. and the jury believed darlina and not the truth. >> reporter: ultimately, he pleaded no contest to aggravated assault charges in exchange for ten years probation and set off to resume his life. but the doctor's inner demons would not be silenced. there would soon be a new wife. new accusations. more sensational headlines. and another judgment day in court. >> he went in a rage and grabbed her. >> he was a dangerous man, and i wanted him to be held accountable for what he did this time. >> reporter: stay with us. >> look at my face. >> reporter: stay with us. >>

mike, you've been on this merry go round twice with jerry brown. you were on the state board of education when he was governor the first time. and here you are again with the governor. i know you've been percolating this idea of changing the way we fund schools. you've been ruminating this for a long time. why did you decide that this was the right time to make the move? >> well, i think a number of factors came together. of course, the governor wanted to lead on this. he had been mayor of oakland and understood the problems with the financing system. you had a politician willing to lead. you had a system that was indefensible. the system had no underlying rationale. it was a historical -- it was so complex and controlling that nobody could understand it and nobody could really maneuver enough in the system. >> people have said on this show over and over again they just didn't understand. education experts said they were baffled by the system. >> right. i think a policy window opened where we had these factors coming together. and then the state bu

mike khouw, who won the fight? >> josh brown. back in the early 80s gold dropped almost 70%.turn, it's ugly. >> guy? >> i'm going with hashtag on this one. i always thought gold was a currency. >> where can you use that currency? which store? in times square? >> it's one that we currently own in the united states. gold wins in the end. >> karen? >> i'm going with josh. i don't get it. the trade is broken now. could it bump a little? yeah, but no thank you. >> we want to know how you feel out there. who won the street fight. tweet us @cnbc using bull or bear. let's get back to john ford in san jose, john. >> reporter: marissa meyer and ken goldman, the cfo talking about how the ad display business suffering. ken saying international clicks have been suffering. he's saying more clicks are coming from international which is leading to a lower cost per click. interesting trend. also affecting display he says a lot of premium inventory has moved to nonguaranteed and u.s. has moved to international. i expect there are going to be questions about whether the sales force reorg that y

our traders tonight, josh brown, brian kelly, anthony scaramucci and mike khouw. bullish break out. we're only one percent away from another all time high on the s&p 500. could the market be headed for an even bigger breakout? most importantly, how should you all be playing it. josh brown we kick it off with you. first four day winning streak since april. s&p closing above 1650 significant. >> every sector is participating and most importantly the sectors that you want to see leading the charge given that this market is predicated on the possibility of expanding the economy, you want to see that type of risk appetite. you don't want to see it in utilities which is what we saw for the first quarters. until that changes and shows signs of weakness i have no idea why people are trying to call tops every 15 minutes. it's just not working. >> brian kelly, you're not a believer in the rally. you're not buying stocks. >> 0 no. i understand i josh is saying but a lot of things in the world could bring the market down. if i look at stocks they're not particularly cheap, not particularly expe

our traders tonight, josh brown, brian kelly, anthony scaramucci and mike khouw. bullish break out. 500. could the market be headed for an even bigger breakout? most importantly, how should y

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before, the bryan brothers, bob and mike, were the winners, and became the first men's doubles team to hold all four major tennis titles at the same time. here is terrell brown >> reporter: after they lost the first set in the wimbledon men's double final it didn't look good for the bryan brothers, but for the rest of the match, they had told command of the court. with their trademark chest bump identical twins bob and mike feel their wimbledon win. >> by defeating mellow they earn the golden slam, they now hold all four grand slam titles plus the olympic gold medal in men's doubles, the last time that was accomplished was in 1951 by australians ken mcgregor. >> the bryan brothers have completely dominated men doubles since turning professional they have won 15 grand slam titles, 91 tournament titles and have been seeded number one for 310 weeks. bob is a lefty, mike a righty, as most twin they play almost completely in singh. >> linda stall talked to them in 2010. >> when you are playing do you realize how synchronized you are? >> we are balanced and in unison and in singh sync. >> the brothers have been with each other their entire careers, got a, getting

brown and chuck todd. >>> and finally, it's mlb all-star week here in new york city. you enjoying that, mike?the mets are hosting this at citi field. we'll be joined by former met great and current bible analyst, al leiter. pirates all-star and one of the hottest players in the game, andrew mccutcheon. an interesting conversation coming up on "morning joe," on college girls and their attitudes towards sex. incredibly disturbing information coming up. brian, back to you. >> full-circle by the time my 7-year-old has to go to college. >> you're going to be scared. >>> still ahead, finish this sentence. catching four foul balls is as likely as -- your best and most creative tweets coming up and "morning joe" just moments away. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto in

brown and john zach. they are handling the prosecution, and their chiefs, mike berger and also michael smith for his work on the forfeiture aspects on the case and also chief sharon levin. i especially want to acknowledge the work of the chief criminal division lauren wisener and lauren zable. let me talk about the charges and the guilty plea. the guilty plea we announced today was by one of sac's portfolio managers, richard lee. who until very recently co-managed a $2.15 billion portfolio with special mergers and acquisitions. while still a portfolio manager at sac, lee obtained inside information with respect to various securities, including yahoo and 3com corporation. as set forth in the larger indictment, the particular story of richard lee's time at sac is embl emblematic of the broad culture problem at the fund. as alleged, the sac companies hired richard lee despite a reputation for insider trading. indeed, he was hired over objections from sac's own legal department despite specific warnings during the application process that lee had improperly been part of an insider trading group at his prior

alan dixon lost to moseley brown back in 1992. and then there's mikenever meshed with political culture and jacob javts, one of the last uthentically liberal republicans that made him a relic in his own party. again, say what you will, but his name doesn't fit with the rest of that list. if you're a conservative republican in wyoming and most of the voters who will pick the senator next year you're probably happy with just all the votes he cast and you're probably not itching to throw him out and to find a new senator. actually, probably isn't the right word here because we have a new poll. the first poll of the battle, enzi has a 55% approval rating. we know that cheneys don't like to admit making mistakes, but just a few days into her campaign maybe, just maybe liz cheney is tastarting to wonder what she has gotten herself into. we'll talk with molly and perry bacon jr. and carrie sheffield contributor with "daily caller." molly, i have to say i saw this poll that came out yesterday and i was "a," happy, because i had written that two days earlier. v

being hard scrambled kid was the governor pat brown, conveyed to governor jerry brown saying you got find work. host: mikeis from louisville, kentucky independent line. caller: i just have a statement i leak this gentleman comment on. i say it was about three years ago, a show i was watching where they did a secret audience and they got mitt romney with the 49% thing. jerry brown was speaking to somebody and these are his words. he said when we run for campaigns we don't have any solutions for these problems. we just tell the people what they want to hear so we can get the votes to get into office. these were his words caught on a secret audio tape. my question is, comment on that and why would you want to support someone like that. that's a comment american people have. when you're out socializing everyday and this is what the politicians are doing and there it was caught on tape. i like you to comment on that. guest: this is something i have not heard of myself. i will check later on to hear about it. let's assume for a moment that you heard this. i can imagine the first part of the sentence, we don't h

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brown as he pushes for re-election. >> wednesday morning at 5:59. thank you for joining us. first up, a look at the weather forecast. mike?> how about live doppler 7 hd? different from this time yesterday. no radar runs. we have low clouds. the marine laser back. no mid-and-upper level clouds. we get rid of the marine layer we will have a lot sunshine and warmer weather. 7:00, around the bay, 60 degrees with let clouds and mostly sunny by noon and 70 and 72 degrees by 4:00 with warm sunshine and mild in the evening. 66 is the trillion hour planner if the bay and inland, it will be warmer today. a few clouds this morning, and 60 degrees and sunny by noon and hitting the mid-70's and already the upper 80's by 4:00, back to 80 during the evening hours. hopefully you do not need

mike barnicle. >> i'll give you two. >> $2. >> double or nothing. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> campbell brown, thanks very much. >> thanksood to see you. >> thank you. >> is up next, a look at the lives of the 19 men who paid the ultimate sacrifice to help save others from the wildfires in arizona. rett galloway. he's serving his guests walmart choice premium steaks. but they don't know it yet. they will. it's a steak-over. steak was excellent. very tender. melts in your mouth. it was delicious. tonight you are eating walmart steak. what???!! good steak. two thumbs up? look, i ate all of mine. it matches any good steakhouse if not better. walmart choice premium steak in the black package. it's 100% money back guaranteed. try it for your next backyard barbecue. >>> i told him through our text messages that our daughter had been saying when she was watching the thunderstorms, she said mommy, daddy really needs to see this. i let him know via text message she had said this and he said i really wish i could see it. we could use some rain over here. that was the last i heard from him. i sent him a reply that said, will you be

mike? >> this is a boeing 737. it looks like from the pictures that they have slides deployed, the evacuation shukchutes. laura brownthe faa tells us that at this time, there are no reports injuries. passengers are still onboard the plane. and it looks like they're trying to make arrangements to get the passengers to the terminals. because of the emergency gear on the strip there, they have halted -- they put a ground stop on other planes headed towards that airport. so that will tie up -- that always has some type of ripple effect across the nation when you take one of these major airports and you close down runways. but at this point right now, it's just again, we have this southwest flight from nashville. it reported a nose gear problem, landed on runway four. again, at about 5:45. no reported injuries. that's the early report. and we're trying to get additional news. >> you see the water being sprayed at the top, at the front of that plane, the nose of that plane just to make sure that there would be no sparks. but explain why the passengers would still be on this plane. that happened 35 minutes ago, this landin

mike aubrey as those of the show power broker. we have china up promising to keep economic growth above 7% and will the numbers be what you can believe? why is brownuspended from baseball? making an item about why this could be good for the baseball business. dagen: bottom of the hour stocks now at >> caller: minutes. nicole: wendy's is doing well, working on the menu, analysts say they have the right price and the right size. you know wendy's for their square burgers, dividend rose a penny to $0.05 a share. that is the big deal. they are selling 425 restaurants by mid 2014 but certainly a real winner here for wendy's and 9 interested in trying the bacon cheeseburger. nicole: good coffee. connell: let's talk a little bit about existing home sales, got buried in that number which is interesting. the median time homes spend on the market was down to 37 days in june, 41 in may so 47% faster than a year aao. dagen: and his last? the real estate agent, host of power broker, a new show on hdtv. i was obsessed with your old show real estate invention because you were tough on homes. >> i don't tell people what they want to hear but i tell them what they

brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. . >>> welcome back to "new day" everyone. if you've never heard of mikehit online and his rants in the general assembly have become legendary and now he wants to bring his act to washington. he will join us in a moment. first let's give you background on the former marine who is ready to fight for the american dream in congress. >> these damned bills, all the dam inned time come out here at the last second! >> he's known for his paper punching finger pointing tirades on the floor of the illinois legislature. >> enough! i feel like somebody trying to be released from egypt! let my people go! my god! they sent me here to vote for them! >> now the republican is hoping to bring that passion to capitol hill after nine terms in the state assembly he's running for congress. >> you should be ashamed of yourselves! >> reporter: bost often loses his cool while everyone around him seems to look bored. some call him meltdown mike for displays like this one during a debate over a concealed weapons bill. >> i keep playing games like this? vote no. >> reporter: his trad

gregory joining us, tina brown, neil bush, the son of the 43rd president to inspire volunteer president and baseball analyst al leiter ahead of tomorrow's all-star game. up next mikellen is here in the studio with the top stories in the politico playbook. first bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> the well advertised heat wave has arrived for areas of the east coast and going to spread across the country. this will easily be the hottest week from coast to coast across our nation. you expect it. this is the peak of the heating season in the smack middle of july. the jet stream has retreated far to the north up into canada. we have two domes of very hot air. one over the rockies and one right over the east coast. there's actually a cut off low keeping texas cool with new mexico but that's the exception. so for today, day to get to the pool, the beach, the lake, temperatures in the mid to upper 90s from washington, d.c., to hartford and we have some heat advisories out there for southern new england and a heat warning in the philadelphia area. and look, it goes all week long. the heat wave should break in the great lakes and the northeast by saturday but mond