the cause of britain coming up and i'm worried about now your current new deal party aims to pressure the left into your skepticism while you keep does the same thing from the right so he seems like you do need them despite loading them. oh i mean i understand i thought i mean i set up the party originally to put pressure on the conservatives who than pot in order to move in a euro skeptic direction and indeed the conservatives have done that and they still will probably split over the question of. david cameron may lose the election loosies prime ministership of europe the party i saw was supposed to be a mainstream rational decent democratic party appealing to the whole breadth of the british electorate all classes all races all religions and one looks an opinion polls of british people and their views of coming out of the e.u. up until about four years ago there was a majority about fifty five percent who said they were in favor of coming. through all the bad publicity the tragedy you could have attracted to the races a new street was views that majority is. minority of about forty

dr alan scat founder of the new deal party here a skeptic politicians scholar it's great to have you on our show today welcome now i'm just go going to go ahead and start here the one who found it ukase into benton's party you're also its biggest critic now a days because you left it but this year they're of their highest success yet twenty four members say it's in the e.u. parliament that people have voted for it are those people to be criticized as well no i think the people who vote for me that its approach has to be addressed in the european parliament the dozens of you keep m.e.p. sins going back to nine hundred ninety nine they didn't do anything constructive the just go to take the money the expenses pensions. the leader of this claim these taking over two million pounds in expenses although he hardly ever turns up doesn't go to key meetings he avoids key debates as did most of the others to peace have been put in jail for fraud. really a very sad reflection of protest politics the the not very bright people vote them in breach of. the european union and its institutions are s

that was watered down but it was a big new deal. to get the rich people that are holding on to their money. >> host: here is a letter from fdr you include in your book "the forgotten man: a new history of the great depression" dear commissioner, i am inclosing my income tax return for the calendar year 1937 with a check for $15,000. i am unable to figure out the amount of tax for the following reas reasons and he goes on to list them because the president of the united states can't figure out the tax code. >> guest: i like this letter because roosevelt sounds so human. this book is now a cartoon book and he drew roosevelt and the artist tried to make the face of a president kind of mischievous and kind of lovable and that is an example of him playing lovable and a little bit humble -- i cannot figure out my taxes. but the dark side of that he could ask and not get in trouble but other people had to make a choice and a lot of us have dealt with the irs they don't also tell you what is right. there is a lot of uncertainty and that caus

speaking of contracts, nick can get a new deal after this seen. they gave the quarterback a-year, $120 million deal last week. $61 million of that guaranteed. could nick get a similar contract from the eagles? he said he is not worried about it. . >> one thing is being successful with my teammates. all that business stuff and all that other stuff will take care of it down the road. you get the contract like that and you can be that guy for the franchise. i have to continue to prove that each and every day. >> one of the favorite targets, the tight end, could he have a break out year coming? he could not join the team until training camp. this year he is able to go through all the organized activities. he has more catches last season. i caught up with him and asked him what kind of improvement he hopes to make in the second season. >> i think there is a huge comfort level. the second half of last year and i started to play more comfortably. the same thing this year. >> when he came back this year, he is the man. he's the starter. what have you seen

a lot of the new deal was about people not getting what they thought they would get. we often failed. there is a lot of sorrow in the new deal when the government figures realize the policies were not working so we try to capture the humor of that and in the back of the book there is a cast of characters. every character is drawn beautifully so we are offering this as a teaching tool and a lot of people use it as a gift for clients because it is a fun take on the new deal. >> host: but there is a superhero. who is the superhero? >> guest: wendell wilkie. he was the electricity man who had accompanied the thought he would light up the south. instead they trashed the compa company. the book is a self the story becoming angrier and angrier and the climax of it is when he speaks truth to power. by being so obnoxious with business and putting our documents think we are hurting the whole country because we cannot hire people. if you are bitter you don't get very far. you can be angry. i love drawing and more seeing paul draw him. he comes out in the end and has the lowest c

that is another perspective of the new deal. . . this is a present given to me along with an ipad because i'm tired of having to ask my children what do i do so maybe if i read these books at a nice leisurely pace i will be able to know when i touch it i will be able to get back.

nick foles due for new deal.s he worried about i >> the eagles sign first round draft pick linebacker marcus smith to four year crack. it's reported worth $7.8 million including a $4 million signing bonus. smith was the 26th pick in the first round of lou woeville out of louisville. the first thing he's going to do is take care of mom. good for him. quarterback nick foles is due for raise he'll make 625,000 this year. the birds cannot offer him a new deal until after the season because of the cba. last year, foles through 27 touchdowns and two interceptions. had the best passer rating in the league. san francisco colin kaepernick signed a large extent but nick is knotweed about the new crack. >> you start worrying about numbers and you stop -- you stop worrying about what you're doing that's where you mess up. because noun of that really matters. i'm happy for those guys they're doing well but what's going t to -- my important thing is being successful with my item mates all that business stuff, all that other st

i've been very much mesmerized by the new deal through the years, fdr and the new deal but it's reallyltifaceted. ira -- [inaudible] wrote a book called "fear itself: the new deal and the origins of our time." he looks at the politics of the new deal and how fdr put together this coalition of northerners, northern liberals and southern conservatives at a time when communism and socialism, fascism naziism were rising all over the rest of the world. and then also with the new deal there is a book called america's soul in the balance by gregory wallens who sent me his book "the holocaust: fdr's state department and the moral disgrace of an american aristocracy." i've long felt that the state department and fdr himself, frankly, didn't do enough to rescue the jews of europe from the holocaust. and there is lots of documents showing that the united states could have done things such as bomb the railroad tracks leading to the gas chambers and leading to the concentration camps and didn't do it because the war effort was taking center stage, and they didn't want to do anything to deviate from

>> it's said that the new deal didn't work. world war ii is the new deal on steroid. the american government was not used to the deficit spending. when it came to national survival, there was no prohibition. over 50% of the gross domestic product was government spending, investing huge amounts of money into our industry and the expansion, and achieved production levels that boggled the imagination. - 50,000 planes a year and so forth. it's an under appreciated story in the second world war. >> u.s. citizens had war bonds, rationing - everyone was all in. that's a question you ask. who goes to war, the country or the military. back then the country went to war. >> as we looked at the french president speaking, the debt of gratitude that the nation of france owes to the united states and the brits, how does that steep into french culture, and what's the feeling you get when you talk to people about the invasion of normandy. the people of france or europe have not forgotten what the canadians and americans did. as i said earlier, it's taut in the schools. it is very much

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to know if you're playing a story a new deal it's new for this or that or good. so if. you're still with smith it's just you know splash as much as was funny. you know i didn't speak. much if you believe this was you know and now you can write with me much she opened her mouth but i will soon. will pay nothing else. to push it too much. coverage of the future the new delhi it's beautiful but if it comes. how do you have my school friends little sort of good news now slowly still. the most amount of money spent. by the hospital it's the most of the skull still you have a problem of placed so mighty little symphonies. that the most mature students do you know what the coming months with us will cope with most puny little suppose because you're still puzzled if you go postal assuming i'm legal fell to earth so it looks all believe it's ok to leave the desk at the foot of snow with a look going bust. my ass kissers he was going to tell you to do without losing your school teacher i knew when you were going to show us the way you use by really i mean especially was to stay o

peter lee was just explainsing that there's nothing new to the second zeshlg when a woman walked up with an innocent-sounding question. >> what's the deal? were there any substances found in there? >> no, man, this is what we call a follow-on search. >> the new zealand native began peppering lee about questions of what the f.b.i. found in the first search. >> there were things on that list that didn't seem to have any imaginable potential in any conceivable way. barlow, a veteran plaintiff's attorney had taken pictures and wanted to know why they're wearing white protective suits. >> you're telling me it's okay for me to go in there, but you don't know -- >> yeah, again, i'm not going to speculate. the f.b.i. was in there with protection suits. chamberlain was arrested monday. when the criminal complaint was released, it detailed what investigators found in their first search, including a remote control receiver, a dets fater and an assortment of ball bearingand screws. >>> before he was picked up, he was reportedly described as what was an online suicide note. he is being held without bail and has yet to enter a plea. >> a brazen burgl

i guess if you want to look for a really hopeful sign, you would go instead back to the new deal.he works progress administration, the wonderful documentation of american ordinary life, but also the murals that it sponsored, the astonishing photography that the wpa and other new deal agencies sponsored. all of that government support comes to a rude end in 1942 thanks to congress. and maybe is reborn in the 1970s and 1980s despite reaganism, but has played an important part. >> well, there's also this rich contradictory theme, a group of bohemian intellectuals of my generation coming here from chicago, the baffler magazine, called it commodifying dissent. and when i was reading a certain chapter, i thought about the baffler guys. and this was the chapter which was really kind of suggested that the idea of selling out is as old as bohemia itself, and this is the one on trillby mania. [laughter] >> very funny. this was sharon's discovery more than my own. when a novel appears in britain, i think, and is an instant bestseller, it's dived into by the middle classes of the united state

rail workers went on strike this after talks between septa and two unions failed to reach a new contract deal. "action news" reporter, wendy saltzman joins us live at the 30th street station with more on the work stoppage. wendy. >> reporter: eva, trains have been parked and workers walked out as the negotiations broke down. septa railway workers and electrical workers have gone on strike. here's what that means. 13 regional rail lines have broken down. that will affect 60,000 passengers. the trains go to newark, the airport and trenton. the el if the broad street line are still running. they service # 5% of septa riders. the next step is governor corbett is expected to ask president obama to a point a presidential emergency board to mediate. that would force workers to return to their jobs for 240 days. the standstill has been part of a long-standing dispute over wages. >> i want to thank the national mediation board and the governor's office for their efforts to try to to avert this work stoppage. unfortunately we have been notified by the blet and the ibw as of 12:01 a.m. their workers wil

that's how much colin kaepernick's new deal with the forty-niners is worth. and what will he do with all that money? kron 4's j-r- stone has the details. forty-niners quarterback is all smiles wednesday as he signed a six year extension deal that is worth over a hundred million dollars i really don't spend that much money. the three most expensive things right on our my tv my dad and my couch. > > he it last year he appeared in magazines are, networks and among other things. he also appeared in two nfc appearances. his new contract makes him one of the most highest paid athletes in the nfl. > > i don't think money is my motivation inches gives me more reason to go out and prove that i can live up to expectations. > > he is guaranteed to make $61 million. more than any other player in the history of the lead. i ask those who are skeptical about such a big contract for one with no super bowl ring. > > i guess all i can say is i'm gonna go out there and prove that i am worth every penny of this. i'm going to try and win as many games as i can and that's somethin

in the new deal era, you have the secretary of interior, first female cabinet member, secretary of labor. it kept the flame going. after that, it became more institutionalized. not so much individuals, but more of a process as the president issued executive orders that attempted to bring about fairer employment to blacks. >> your books on rep publicans -- your book on republican and race -- let me ask you about the significance of the 1964 republican convention. you had a divide between the goldwater wing of the republican party and the rockefeller wing of the republican party. president johnson signs the civil rights act. >> the republican party was sharply divided over race in 1964. old water set a town -- goldwater set a tone and became the face of the republican party on civil rights in the eyes of many americans. the civil rights community were deeply troubled by the prospect of a goldwater presidency, troubled that he could win a republican nomination, or and saw him as a threat to the civil rights movement. goldwater won the nomination, but lost to lyndon johnson. race has long be

not necessarily mean that james won't return to my am me, but it does create lot of leverage in a new dealnd could be with a new team and put chicago the bulls in the mix as well. >> there are times we need to forget the uniform a player wears in pro sports. especially when they are helping children. that's clearly the case with atlanta falcons quarterback matt ryan still supports the area where he played high school football at penn charter. yesterday he chaired a golf tournament called believe to chief for at risk children but also talked about the fans. >> trust me, i understand how it goes having grown up here. it's one of those things that you come back and they say, we watched you last job. what do you think of the eagles i really don't care. i got to play against them. >> the world cup there. we go. watch this mr. to you gallon again the usa. look at the doggie. the doggie cheers for portugal and they beat the usa -- actually they tied the usa. almost like a defeat. >> yeah, it was. >> maybe the doggie needs a bo bone. i don't know. >> at least he didn't take bite out of the screen.

the owner said a new deal could be signed in two weeks.he lease runs out after next season. >>> okay. so texas, pretty hot state on the whole. >> yeah. >> keep that in mind. a bizarre end to the finals. >> the air conditioning suddenly stops working leading to 90 degrees courtside. the heat and the spurs had to play the entire game in the sweltering heat. it's like hot yoga. that led to lebron james with a leg cramp. get that guy a banana or something. the spurs won it. he said he was frustrated and angry about the loss and, of course, the conditions on the court, which is interesting if they would ever call it for lack of air conditioning. >> he's a competitor. you know he's upset about that loss but he's going to play regardless. another competitor that will be here rain or shine, mike inouye. >> sometimes this suit gets warm but we power through that. this is 101 through palo alto. a smooth drive, though, and no problems here. construction south of here around university avenue, but you see on the maps there's no swelling. my goodness,

ingredients for life. . >>> there is a new deal to extend for 10 more years and there are still some oakland officials that still say it is communicated and he approves of the deal but he still thinks the a's need a new stadium and they will probably contain some out clauses to allow them to get out of that deal. swedish dejay was where forming an emergency medical personnel said 38 people were hospitalized and 14 more were treated there at the venue. most issues were related to dehide duration or drug use. 49 were hospitalized while attending in electronics : toronto. >> -- toronto. >>> they are warning to be looking out for needles buried in the san. one man had to get treated for stepping on a needle and it is a common problem due to the drug use. 16 syringes have been reported on the beach. >> yes, you definitely speak about that coming out here especially with no shoes. >> the city of santa cruz has added recent table -- receptacles. >>> they rescued two stranded duckels -- ducklings. they were separated from their mom and siblings and fell into a 15-foot storm drain. firefighter

using it to a new deal let's. go ahead we're going to have more you're going to hear from a group they would be good to both. do we judge is what. well please be aware that you're about to see some graphic video bodies lying in the streets body parts scattered around at least chance millions were killed and matty more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas were left devastated with buildings and ruins their walls riddled with holes and windows shattered. took up most of those up i didn't let's. look to be. you still which a mortar shell hit this family's backyard instantly killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later as doctors battle to save him they say they found dozens of shell fragments in his hand. you know. you could then you would not cause the meeting your flight to detroit. and you could tell us we would be stuck with. these these these. and then you see it then you have the media and you can you know what they need to upset you when is the deal it's like ok here

he's got his own tv development company, and a new deal to host a nationally televised new year's evestop until he takes over the entire world. >> he's on his way to doing that. pitbull opened the world cup with a performance of this year's official theme song. ♪ >> we're trying to bring people together. and to me the world cup is the beginning of that journey. all of this an a dream. the world cup is just the beginning. >> to hook up with the world cup is the biggest global audience that you can get. >> but the audience closest to armando's heart is found at a school in miami's inner city. sports leadership and management academy, or s.l.a.m. is a charter school with a sports themed curriculum armando helped create. he advocates for the school and motivates its students. >> do you guys know pitbull? you see him around a little bit? >> yes. >> that takes morals, right? >> the reason that it's so special is because they are me. you know? and i can go down the line on those kids and probably just sit with one, and i say, don't even talk to me. i'm going to tell you what's going on in yo

the deal should be finalized in a couple weeks. the a's have been trying to build a newark in san jose. their lease in oakland expires in 2015. he said we want to stay in the bay area. we are a bay area team. we are not moving to timbuktu. >> who wants to go to timbuktu. more on colin kaepernick and the a's and giants are playing right now. >> a lot of good staff going on. -- stuff going on right now. 49ers have their quarterback, colin kaepernick. the largest sum of money guaranteed to any player in nfl history. colin kaepernick six year deal, 120 million. definitely 61 million guaranteed. 49ers feeling very comfortable with colin kaepernick's potential. great work ethic, recent problems in miami had no bearing on things. obviously. he has this reaction to today's signing. >> i guess only thing i could say is i am going to work to make sure i am worth every penny of this. win as many games as possible and help the team win as many games as possible and i think that is something i feel like i can do. >> meanwhile a's and giants both in progress. how about the oakland a's

new contract into action. davis a no-show at today's mandatory minicamp. despite having two years remaining on his present deal. he wasn't the only offensive starter missing, however. alex boone absent for the same reason, wanting a new contract with two years left on his current deal. >>> jose altidor had an mri on his injured hamstring today. coach jurgen klinsmann can return before world cup play ends. >>> goalie guillermo ochoa playing the game of his life. coming up large. the diving save off lamar's header. mexican keeper again. 86th minute, ochoa this time punches the hidalgo header out. incredible day between the posts. mexico and brazil play to a 0-0 draw. more news coming up after the break. >>> one of the most famous buildings in the country will soon have a new look. our headquarters, nbc in new york, 30 rock will soon replace that iconic ge sign with the comcast sign, our parent company comcast bought nbcuniversal from ge last year. this is an artist rentering. new york city's landmark preservation commission approved the switch. manhattan skyline will soon be tweaked. major. i think my id card st

using it to a new deal let's. go ahead we're going to go you're going to go to a different it would. you do you. well please be aware that you're about to see some graphic video bodies lying in the sharifs body parts scattered around at least ten civilians were killed a man more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas were left devastated with buildings in ruins their walls riddled shattered. the senate took up most of those up but didn't the lists. to be. he still attached a mortar shell hit this family's backyard instantly killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later as doctors battle to save him they say they found dozens of shell fragments and he's had. you know that you. know you could then you would not cause them needing you know look to be there should you find you could get those would be . the abilities to put out these these. and then you see it then you've got the media and you can you know what they need to upset you when is the. night that you hear it did you

, illegals are flooding the border, what more they want, they haven't had a golden age since the new deal, and this is their golden age, and they are still not happy? >> we want to return hitler and by the way, you might want to say historically it was the russians who had a lot more to do with doing away with hitler than we did but that's right. >> oh, bob, really. >> 20 million people they lost. >> the united states, we haven't done -- >> oh, my gosh. >> that's history. >> another thing, among the left and among the hip, it's cool to hate your country because mainly because the opposite which is loving your country comes off as so dorky. >> perhaps or maybe that they just want to -- they just want to raise the bar, they want to keep being better. maybe they really believe we're not as exceptional as we could be, that we're not fulfilling our potential maybe. i'm just trying to be nice and prevent bob from cracking up. >> i don't believe a word you are saying. i think you -- >> i've been everywhere else. i had an opportunity to travel to a lot of places. i don't know any place that is be

colin kaepernick's new deal is reported to be worth $126 million. >>> los angeles clippers owner donald sterling has agreed to the historic $2 billion sale of his team to former microsoft ceo steve balmer. the deal has yet to be approved. sterling was banned for life from the nba and fined after a racist comment to his former lover was leaked to the public. >>> i'm kiet do live in south san jose where police are waiting for the coroner to remove a man's body found here at 1:20 last night. that's when a passerby came by and saw a man lying half on half off the sidewalk. emergency responders said that he was unconscious and not breathing. he was pronounced dead on the scene. there was some blood and some skidmarks here in the scene. at first they thought this might have been some kind of hit-and-run but now they are not sure. it was dark out here at the time, not a lot of witnesses. so police will have a lot of work ahead of them. they are calling this suspicious. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a final check of your "kcbs traffic." if you are hitting the road o

there's no word of progress on a new deal. the last known contract talks happened wednesday. y transportation officials tell abc 7 news they want to resume mediation early this week. there are calls for raises of 11% over two years but require workers to contribute 7.5% to their pensions. muni said if there is no new agreement today, the current contract remains in place for a year, and drivers would give up a pay raise set for july 1st. >>> an update to a story we told you about last night at 11:00. jetblue is now apologizing to a boston mother who said she was nearly kicked off a flight after her 3-year-old was forced to urinate in her seat. jennifer devereaux and her daughter were flying from new york boston when the flight was delayed on the runway. a flight attendant refused to let her child use the bathroom, and the child united on herself. the mother got up to clean up the mess and the flight attendant yelled at her. >> she said i'm a mom, too, i totally understand what you are going through. i don't care about a voucher. that kind of stuff doesn't matter to me, but i d

>> actually the best deals in terms up get the business he is discount. >> deal news, 28% of all iphonels. wal-mart was close second with 23rd percent. >> all of the deals, requires specifically go to a wal-mart to get that, to get that iphone, to get that discount. now they do that in hopes that once you are there, you will see other things, you might see, you know, a dock for your iphone, screen protector, case, and go shopping and buy that, as. >> i are you looking for ipod? >> hands down, ebay has the best ipad deals, the biggest discounts, between 06 to up to $100 off the ipad models. >> don't worry, not like do you have bid. >> what happens is a lot of times retailers such as wal-mart, best buy, they have storefronts on ebay that they use to sell products to consumers. >> for something like the mack book air, no single retailer stood out of the pack. best buy had 17% of the deals, amazon 14%. i posted more information about this from deal news on cbsphilly.com and on my facebook and twitter feeds. reporting for "3 on your side", i'm jim donovan. >> all right, all about the deals.

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in the new deal era, you have , firstretary of interior female cabinet member, secretary of labor. the flame going. after that, it became more institutionalized. not so much individuals, but more of a process as the president issued executive orders that attempted to bring about fairer employment to blacks. >> your books on rep publicans -- your book on republican and the -- let me ask you about significance of the 1964 republican convention. you had a divide between the goldwater wing of the republican party and the rockefeller wing of the republican party. president johnson signs the civil rights act. party wasublican sharply divided over race in 1964. old water set a town -- and becameet a tone the face of the republican party on civil rights in the eyes of many americans. the civil rights community were deeply troubled by the prospect presidency,er that he could win a republican nomination, or and saw him as a threat to the civil rights movement. goldwater won the nomination, but lost to lyndon johnson. race has long been an issue, civil rights has long been an issue of debate

nick foles, he can get a new deal after this season. 49ers, they gave their quarterback colin kaepernickmillion deal last week. if nick has another great season, could he get a similar contract from the eagles? >> my most important thing is being successful with my teammates. all that business stuff, all that other stuff, will take care of itself down the road. what's the important thing is you get a contract like that because you've played well and you've shown that you can be that guy for the franchise, whereas i have to continue to prove that each and every day. >> zach hertz could have a breakout season. in his rookie year he couldn't join the birds until training camp. this year he's able to go to all organized team activities. he tells us he can make a big jump this season. >> i think there's a huge comfort level. obviously the second half of last year i started to play more, play more comfortably. i think it's going to be the same thing again this year. >> nick foles, when he came back this year, because now he's the man, now he's the starter. what have you seen with him comfort l

this is kind of a new deal so thanks for being patient with it, but i do want to say that on staff's behalf that i know this took a lot of work and it was new for staff too and it's new for all of us, right? but i think it's actually a really good rate though because we're get ago lot of input. i think we're getting more people engaged in the budget process than we have in the past which is really a groovy thing. we have passed the budget in these past years and it's been two people in the audience and now we have 20, and it's really great. having said that, i think -- and personally speaking, i am learning too and so as i look through this and i'm trying to analyze it and understand it, i am learning too.

the deal is scheduled for >>there's a new tool in the fight against breast cancer.3-d mammograms. sanjay gupta has the story. >> reporter: >> you are receiving a three dimensional image. and much more complete picture. and that sort of is the biggest difference here. it's just clear we followed half a million women and gave them the 3 d. there are finding more things that were happening to turn out to be cancer. now there are downsized to this whole thing is wild. first of all is a lot more expensive about four times more expensive there's more radiation but i think the biggest question any time to talk to talk about something in regards to public health and looks good in a steady but doesn't actually save women's lives. part of that is seen we are finding more cancer or are we finding cancer that would misbehave in be problematic. we haven't proven that yet. we just cannot get a clearer pictures and a mammogram we need something more clear maybe 3d mammography will be good for them. it is probably not ready for wide screening as of yet >> catherine: hillary clinton is spending th

most investors have agreed a new deal with the government accepting as little as 25 cents for every dollarall group of u.s. hedge funds, known as hold out investors have refused and they have taken argentina to court in order to get their money. now argentina has failed in its appeals and has now been ordered to pay $1.3 billion in cash. >>> biomedical engineer in u.s. has used his expertise to help his son who has type one diabetes. he has helped to create a bionic pancreas using anism phone, sophisticated software and an automated insulin pump. the technology could change of lives of millions of people. as al jazerra's cath turner now explains from boston. >> reporter: david was just 11 month old when he was diagnosed with type one diabetes, his life and parents' lives have resolved around managing the disease. >> like this school i used to go down to the nurse's office every single day and the nurse would call my dad and would tell him what my blood sugar was. and what to do or not do or to eat cashes. >> reporter: type one diabetics don't produce enough insulin, a hormone which convert

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negotiators have until next monday to reach a new deal with 20,000 west coast dock workers. if they don't things could get really ugly. a labor dispute in 2002 resulted in a ten day lockout at the importants. the economic impact back then was $1 billion a day. >>> a dock closure for a different reason. water levels are too low for boating at lake mendocino northeast of yucaipa. so the north and south boat launches are closed from now on. an area on the southern end of the lake called jet ski beach will stay open. >>> the goalie for the u.s. women's soccer team is expected in court on domestic violence charges today. hope solo was arrested at her sister's home near seattle over the weekend. police say solo was drunk and upset and had assaulted her sister and her 17-year-old nephew. but solo's lawyer says she's not guilty and was actually a victim during saturday's incident. >>> all right, let's turn to some world cup soccer action. and what a difference a split second can make. just when the u.s. was cruising to a victory. >> maybe something here, it's cristiano ronaldo. it's

am also the author of this book, the new deal in modern history which paperback edition of which came out last year which you can get upstairs. as i mentioned, the three authors with us today have all taken these very different approaches to the financial crisis but their books all have a common thread in that the address issues of financial industry regulation and history and the ways that incumbents is this big, sprawling industry have managed through the years through a combination of political influence, very well-funded lobbying and the misdirection and deception to avoid the sort of regulation oversight that would've done much to avert a financial crisis of a few years ago and what do much to keep the same thing from happening again in the future. so on my left, though it's hard to be to my left, as some of you who've read my columns might note is nomi prins whose book published i think just as we, right? tuesday. is "all the president's bankers the hidden alliances that drive american power." nomi is a former wall street executive is written for a wide range of publications inc

. >>> police in glouester county are dealing with a new issue dealing with having a substance abuse counselor in court. the program is believed to be one of the first of its kind. we'll get more details later this morning. >>> and 12 people are under arrest in what officials call the biggest drug bust in cape may county's history. only nbc10 was there as the suspects were taken to the investigators' office. they a all together, they found $3.5 million worth of heroin. >>> and climate change with trenton from the obama administration's move to limit carbon pollution from power plants. a state environmental report says eight of the ten worst have occurred since 1989. >>> a state wide advocacy group will put out a report later today on the largest water polluters on the delaware and schuylkill rivers. pass is a live look outside of boathouse row. they say it will include a list of to beicing chemicals being discharged into area rivers. they're also going to talk about the effects those chemicals could have on health. >>> and the biggest event in the state gets under way today in delaware. the an

. >>> the oakland a's have a new deal for a ten-year lease extension at the coliseum. that word comes from a's co- owner lew wolff. stadium officials say they are still checking over contract details. if they like what they see, the authority could vote tomorrow. alameda county supervisors would need to okay it. they are still pursuing a ballpark in downtown san jose. >>> san francisco giants pitcher tim lincecum has another no-hitter. [ applause ] >> right. >> wahoo! >> on his resume'. >> on the ground, to posey, looks as though he's done it again, no hit the san diego padres for the second time. >> tim, tim, tim, tim! >> raise our glasses. this game will get to special things in baseball. we got to see one and we get to see another one. that's -- >> quite the head gear there. lincecum helped lead a celebration inside the giants locker room after yesterday's game at at&t. second time he has no hit the padres in the last couple of years. that makes him just the second pitcher to no hit the same team twice. >> uhm, you know, right now, it's, uhm, i guess i can just say

george washington university and american university have a new deal to buy more than half their power from three solar power farms planned in north carolina. they'll be the largest solar power facility east of the mississippi. it's fixed for over 20 years doff deal. >>> climate change is going to hurt regional economic growth. the report from the risky business project says costs will include lost property, reduced industrial output and higher health expenses and it was designed to convince businesses to consider climate change costs and long-term planning and push to cut emissions heating up the planet. >>> all right, well the bay area was heating up a little bit? or not. >> yeah it's actually looking like it's going back down the next couple of days we're going to cool things off and there's a chance for rain in california. maybe not here but to the north we'll see some showers there. but today, it is nice and clear to begin with. but likely see some fog moving in along the coastline a little bit later on today. and the winds will be kicking up. out the door we go. we've got some cl

the new deal was very controversial. roosevelt d when we think of roos related to, we think, well, here's this character who was so gloved and who really represented americanism all over the world. but a lot of people in this country didn't like him. a lot of people. and specifically, when he needed, when fdr needed to create the arsenal of democracy, one of the things -- well, the people he really needed were the people in charge of the big assembly lines. and these were all his enemies because they did not like the way that the new deal encroached upon their way of doing business, whether it was functioning during the great depression or not. so a lot of these leaders, henry ford first and foremost among them, thought that roosevelt was -- henry ford said i don't think that the government has too much, is having enough success running itself, so why do they want to come and run my business? that's what he said. i'm trying to get the quote right. but there were a lot of people who felt the way he did. the first thing he