what people like and it's you know it's high five hundred sugar kind of stuff according to new york times americans eat thirty one percent more packaged food than fresh food consume more packaged food per person than their counterparts in almost every ton tree if you look at the five big commodities in this country that are you know if you look at the farm bill you know we spend a hundred million dollars a year on the farm bill hundred billion dollars a year on the farm bill twenty five billion a bag as a grow and the five big commodities that soybean weight rice cotton corn high fructose sugar and syrups things like that that all goes into process feed now you advocate a whole food plant based diet which should be different from dr cor dame who develops the player which is completely different from his diet right here we're allowed to have an argument here referee hack a you know we're about one hundred eighty degrees of the spectrum differ and call it and i have debated this issue for longer than a decade so we have our disagreements but we also have our agreements and it's my the basic disagreem

what people like and it's you know it's high five hundred sugar kind of stuff according to new york times americans eat thirty one percent more packaged food than fresh food consume more packaged food per person than their counterparts in almost every town tree if you look at the five big commodities in this country that are you know if you look at the farm bill you know we spend a hundred million dollars a year on the farm bill hundred billion dollars a year on the farm bill twenty five billion a bag as a grow and the five big commodities that soybean we rise cotton corn high fructose sugar and syrups things like that that all goes into process feed now you advocate a whole food plant based diet which should be different from dr cor dane who develops the player which is completely different from his diet right here we're allowed to have an argument with a referee hack a you know we're about one hundred eighty degrees of the spectrum differ and call it and i have debated this issue for longer than a decade so we have our disagreements but we also have our agreements and it's my the basic disagreeme

host: elisabeth rosenthal, correspondent for the "new york times." american birth, costliest in the world. piece.ent you can find this on the "new york times" website and follow thank you for joining us this morning. guest: thanks for having me. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> on the next "washington onurnal," russell moore religion and politics, and a director at the george mason masters program for transportation policy talks about the creation of the interstate highway system and the trust fund. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. now, democratic congressman and house minority whip steny hoyer of maryland in a round-table discussion with students about college affordability in light of student loan interest rates doubling at the beginning of the month. from the university of maryland, this is about one hour. >> the first thing i thought we would do is i know you just introduce yourself, but i'm like everybody -- hi, there. >> hi, how are you? >> how a

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according to "the new york times," 28 million americans, that is one in five, by the way, earn less than an hour. president obama discussed the income inequality in an interview with "the new york times." >> there was a sense of not upward mobility in the abstract. it was part and parcel of who we were as americans. and that's what's been eroding over the last 20, 30 years. well before the financial crisis. >> and joining me now live, washington post business reporter michael fletcher. michael, thank you for your time. >> my pleasure. >> let's first discuss this movement. here you've got about a dozen cities, major cities as i pointed out. you have these workers who say they want wages of $15 an hour. this is what they're calling for. we heard it from one worker. she said, i don't have kids, but many of these people have children, they're working double jobs, and ends are not meeting. they're not even coming close. >> not close. how can you, you know, making $8, $9 an hour in some cases? as you pointed out, one in five workers in this country make under $10 an hour. slightly under $20,00

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america continues to shrink it should come as no surprise that a new study out by the new york times reveals that american children have very little chance of climbing out of the social and economic class that they're born into or in other words social mobility in america is almost nonexistent according to a new york times study one of every three thirty year olds who grew up in the top one percent of the income distribution was already making at least one hundred grand in family income by the age of thirty among and among adults who grew up in the bottom half of the income into distribution only one out of twenty five had family income of at least one hundred thousand dollars by age thirty meanwhile as social and economic mobility have decreased income inequality has skyrocketed income inequality has increased in nearly every state in our country over the past three decades and clar thanks largely in part of the fact that incomes for the wealthiest twenty percent of americans are eight times greater than those for the bottom twenty percent like it or not the very nobility that our founding fathers fought

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"new york times" reports that the american civil liberties union is suing the state of pennsylvania over the ban on same-sex marriage which dates back to 1996. they have said that they will spend $10 million over the next few years to expand same-sex marriage throughout the country. >> get ready for a good by on "the view" today with hasselbeck leaving the show. today is her last day. she is taking on a new role as co-host on "fox & friends" and pa behalf issued a statement saying we have had ten wonderful years with her and she will be swimming in new waters. we will miss her and wish her everything good. hasselbeck joined "the view" in november of 2003 often the lone conservative voice. >> the waters will be more friendly where she is going from her view. >> and at midday we will not be so gray, try, mike? >> absolutely. we have high clouds, those on way and i will show you what that means for the cooling trend. live doppler 7 hd shows it is showing dry conditions this morning, and we will look at the america's cup pavilion from the roof camera to the northeast, and you can see the ric

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time friday at 8:00 eastern c-span2. >> friday on c-span2 american history in prime-time features new york city landmarks. architectural historian barry lewis examines the history of pennsylvania rail station, grand central terminal, times square and coney island. american history tv prime-time friday at 8:00 eastern. >> more coverage of nonfiction books and the book industry here on c-span2 every weekend on booktv. along with our schedule you can see our programs any time at booktv.org enjoy in our online book club as we feature a current best seller each month and get the latest updates throughout the week. follow us on facebook and twitter. >> the egyptian army wednesday overthrew the government led by president morsi. they spoke to the government outlining government and elections going forward. here is a portion of his remarks courtesy of al-jazeera tv. >> have got a statement coming from cairo from the military. let's listen in. >> turn a blind eye to the movement described by the masses of the egyptian people. to live up to its role and responsibility. the egyptian armed forces was the first to decl

new york times back in the one nine hundred forty s. vice president henry wallace he was the vice president or f.d.r. was asked by the new york times who are the american fashions and he wrote at some length about this you'll be shocked when you read with the vice pres the united states embassy judy in upper darby delaware hey judy welcome to the program hi i'm going to. sixty nine year old white grandmother and i've been stopped by the free for thirty five forty five minutes i had a new truck i had all the paperwork i had insurance and everything else the priests woman came is over to me and told me that she could take my vehicle so i said sure do you know i'm handicapped and she said yes i said are you telling me you can take my vehicle and i'm handicapped and she said that she's doing me a favor when i want to show we have a problem out here and tell our county was a police i feel the policeman should have and then t.i. testing i think that you know they should be able to keep recast it to see if they're biased if they're ignorant or whatever because they are really becoming a threat l hughley. you make a great point and one of the things that i've

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. >> at this point it is absurd, he is not going to be the next mayor of new york, he is wasting time and space. americans believe in second chances but not third chances. >> this isn't a story anybody, particularly the clintons, is happy to see splashed on the front pages and on the news relentlessly, they as much as anyone would like to see this go away. >> bill maher made an interesting point. why is anthony weiner any worse than bill clinton or -- >> i see him endlessly talking about how awful, he went on and on for a whole year about his book about john f. kennedy. he loves bill clinton, never stops kissing his -- those two guys did things way worse. i mean, kennedy, so much more reckless. bill clinton, paula jones, true sexual harassment. there seems to be no sort of consistency in the media. >> wow, okay. is it a fair comparison between anthony weiner and say bill clinton? greg, what do you think? >> hillary apparently is upset about this because of the comparison. bill was way better at fill and dering than anthony weiner. like comparing a ball boy to an olympic athlete. bill had sex with live hum

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tried to organize a native american heritage day but ended up not. according to the "new york times," a paper. in march they approached an american indian group about doing the event. they set it on a date and started planning the thing and included traditional dancing and singing outside the ballpark but then the mets realized they were hosting the atlanta braves. so not wanting the braves to think the day was a protest over their name, they nixed the sipping. they've decided not to participate at all. said their deputy director, quote, this whole thing wasn't even our idea but it just feels like we're being marginalized again within our own community. you know who else is being marginalized? this cat. that's actually better than a real child, i think, but what would i know, i have neither. jesse, the mets had a hot topic night where you were there and actually gave out to key chains to people with real jobs. how do you feel about these special nights? do you think we're becoming more sensitive every day? >> i don't know, maybe. i'd like to say congratulations. i appreciate that yo

new york city could break an all-time record for electricity use by tomorrow. >> and ten american leagues shut out the national league, 3-0, at the all-star game in new york. yankee pitcher mariano rivera was named mvp in his final all-star game before retiring. >> intelligence leaker edward snowden has applied for temporary asylum in russia. if granted, it would allow him to live in russia and even travel abroad for at least a year. today vladimir putin said russian relations with the u.s. are far more important than snowden's affair. >>> liz cheney is going to take on fellow republican incumbent mike enzi in next year's primary. enzi also said yesterday he'll seek a fourth term. >> and at a zoological park in oklahoma, a lion has a very unusual best friend. it's a dachshund. that's milo cleaning bone digger's teeth. for the past five years bone digger and milo have been inseparable. how cute. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," tv host bill o'reilly. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." [ male announcer ] a bachelor's degree from devry university

. >> host: recently in the new york times you wrote the slow death of the american author as presidentauthor's built. >> the advent of digital has basically set off a free-for-all. everybody is trying to reposition themselves in this universe and the net result is everyone wants to do it at the expense of authors diminishing the value of copyright, paying lower royalties as the publishers want to do, libraries -- all kinds of things that diminish the market. and people have the attitude of those authors are so greedy whereas if you were talking about giving way automobiles everyone would understand why general motors would be unhappy. >> host: you take on amazon but why amazon? what has amazon done to hurt authors? >> guest: amazon, a company that can be either all bad or all good. amazon has done some great things for authors, especially kindled singles and self published authors, they have also done things that i think are not as clearly in an author's best interest including trying to build the bookstores. now they have got -- acquired a patent to resell e-book and they started out

american banker and former vice president of goldman. i'm going to start with you. allegations tonight in the new york timest over a million low-income americans basically are being kicked out of banks because there are errors in some of these databases. >> thank you for having me. i appreciated. yes. that is the gist of the article. two things. errors and databases which occur. we have all experienced that. also, the fact that the way the data bases are used, the consequences of certain activities that you might engage in, you might have an overdraft because everybody shares the same data bases and there are very few banks left to deal with. you could be foreclosed from having a bank account which could have serious consequences. gerri: i think that most americans should be in the banking system. what do you say? a seems logical to me that if you overdraft your account that is not a good thing, now were you should be. >> from the bank point of view it is a good thing. this a big source of profits. overdraft fees. gerri: 32 billion. >> exactly. something funny about this story saying that want to kick peopl

. >>> the "new york times" says top american athlete tested positive for steroids. >>> and "usa today" says the recession is serving as a wake-up call for women to take charge of their finances. 1 in 5 women is likely to be the >>> summer fog making its way well onshore this morning. in fact, we're seeing some drizzle out toward the coastline, cloudy out over the bay bridge as we see we have delays at sfo of over an hour on arriving flights due to low clouds and fog. low pressure camped off the coastline is bringing with it a strong surge of clouds and drizzle toward the beaches. by the afternoon, cloudy skies, 50s, low 60s coastside. 60s and 70s inside the bay. next couple of days cooler, warming up toward the end of the week. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by choice hotels. the official hotel of summer. book direct at choicehotels.com. this morning the mayor of san diego is fighting to keep his job. >> i've reached into my heart and soul and realized i must and will change my behavior. >>> we'll look at the allegations of sexual harassment. >>> terrifying momen

"the new york times" reports kerry wants the former american ambassador to israel to manage the talks> a 6-year-old rescued after being buried for hours in a sand dune could be releaseed from the hospital this week. his grandfather, a local pastor says his survival was a miracle. >> there's no wiggle room on the miracle side of this equation. he was under the sand, 11 feet of sand for more than four hours. the sand didn't crush him. he didn't suffocate. he's coming out with no ramifications. >> the pastor says the family is grateful for the prayers and well wishes for nathan's recovery. >> four hours. 11 feet of sand. wow. >>> coming up, could this week bring more pain at the pump? oh, my. we are watching the gas prices shoot up. will they continue to climb? >> inflate your tires, take all the junk out of your trunk. [ dog ] we found it together. on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... h

american reality doesn't look nearly as dreamy as we'd hope. new data parsed and published in a massive front page "new york times" piece today show not only are economic futures tied to who their parents are, they're also tied to where in the country they grow up. check out this map. the blues and greens are areas where children raised in the bottom 20% are most likely to be able to rise to the top 20%. and the red and orange areas show you where children raised in the bottom 20% are least likely to be able to rise to the top. as you can see, the southeast and the industrial midwest are the worst places to be raised poor. even though we do not cast babies as future fig wrur swrn heads heads in this country, the accident who and where we are born, determines our life outcomes even in the great republic of the usa. joining me, heather mcghee and friend and colleague, martin bashir, host of his own show that airs at 4:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. martin, how do you understand -- >> you're restraining your -- >> no, i'm not at all. listen, obviously -- >> let's get to it. >> all cultures -- no, all cultures have a ritual and spectacle. no, i'm not h

and it comes as americans are turning more optimistic about the economy. "new york timess poll from june found 39% of americans feel good about the economy. today a vast improvement from the 5% who felt good about the economy when the president came to office. well, that's 39%. it's the highest positive number since the president took office. so can president obama make the case he deserves some of the credit for improving the economy? joining me right now is the former republican party chair michael steele and democratic strategist bob shrum. we've got about five or seven minutes to get to the point. my personal beef with the preds, i don't have many, why don't you have a real jobs bill and sell it every day of your life? old time like the mayor was saying from atlanta, construction, replace the smell of decay with the smell of the shovels and dirt being moved, the smell of cement, whether it's highways or buildings or bridges, why aren't you doing that stuff with so many unemployed and interest rates so low? >> that's the heart of the question. >> would a republican pre

american believed. the table of contents, accepting new york times and all about richard gupta and not the american eliten general and titling books like this that way, and casting a shadow of the transfer. >> all i was trying to do, anna eshoo gupta was an important member of the community and his journey was similar to the journey of many in the community, the rise, explosive rise in a short period of time and sometimes used one character to show what a community has done and certainly his rise was emblematic of the community. i actually think the book spends a lot of time on his rise. we can count pages later. >> the billionaires' apprentice, one person in that sense. and that is how i understood it. in that quarter. >> my name is megan, and i am part of the way you spoke about, up and i have not read your book but takes a tremendous amount of courage and strength for us to be reflective and quebec at ourselves, and the success we had, it is important for our growth to recognize some of the things we have not done with good ethics and have not conducted ourselves the way in which we should. so thank y

new york times." congress, the american people delivered it. they come up with a new statute.rogram that has the nsa collecting me meta data on every single american is truly frightening because it's based on the assumption that we're all suspected terrorists and all of our communications are relevant to a terrorist investigation. that's not how we do things in the united states. in a republic, the people censor the government. the government does not censor the people. we are already thinking of creating a statute to address some of these problems. that's the focus that edward snowden wanted to get the country on. that was forced upon him because congress was irresponsible and not disclosing this to the american people when they have under the constitution, what's called the speech or debate clause privilege, to enable disclosures of even classified information when necessary to call government wrongdoing to account. and this was done years ago with regard to the pentagon papers, senator ravel read 47 volumes of classified information into the public information. that helped

70% of the american people live in states that define marriage as between a man and a woman. 32 of those states passed referendums with an average margin of 57% and in a cbs "new york times" poll on june 9th, 60% of the american people and a majority of democrats said they want this resolved at the state level not the federal level. >> how does that dynamic change? because there is a huge part of the country and in many states where they're simply in the on board with the notion that gays and lesbians have the right to marry. but we've also looked at the social and political change that's occurred so rapidly. >> let me represent the that it's not necessarily inevitable progress, but it highlights the necessity for sustained political intervention on behalf of those people that have been underrepresented. i come from a people where it was illegal to be married for a long period of our history in this country. so that now that that right has been extended to us, that becomes a metaphor for others who are struggling 14r5rly against states rights and against of the use of a constitution to prevent them from participating in a right that others share freely. if we bring in ou

70% of the american people live in states that define marriage as between a man and a woman. 32 of those states passed referendums with an average margin of 57% and in a cbs/"new york timespoll on june 9th, 60% of the american people and a majority of democrats said they want this resolved at the state level. >> well let me go to ted on that. by the way, ralph looked especially tired in that presentation. i don't know what was going on on "meet the press" yesterday. guy looked like he's been up for a month. does the right wing have a chance to stop this movement that seems to be historically unstoppable for equality? >> i don't think so, chris. the court's decision last week, justice kennedy's opinion for the court and defense of marriage act case laid out that discriminating against couples demeans them, humiliates them and their children. directly in line with what the court had said in prior decisions. they're going to lead, i think, to marriage equality in this country. i think mr. reed is wrong. there's been a wave of public support, as you and your audience knows, in support of marriage equality and the wave just got a whole lot bigger last week with the supreme co

new york. he's waste iing time and space. and you asked at the beginning, americans believe in second chances, but not third chances. >> as we mentioned at the top of the show, it's been a tough summer. it was a tough weekend for people traveling around our country and the world. it was much worse this weekend. this morning investigators remain on the scene of a deadly helicopter crash in pennsylvania. officials say five people died in the accident that may have been caused by thunderstorms on saturday. they haven't released the names of the victims, but they believe they were three men, a woman and a child on board. >>> to arizona where no one was hurt when a flash flood flipped this tour bus over. it happened yesterday near kingman in the northern portions of arizona. all 31 people on board reportedly okay. >>> now to new york where a second body was found after a deadly boat crash friday night. tragic, the passengers were celebrating a wedding set for next weekend. police believe the bride-to-be and best man were killed in the accident. investigators believe the d

fact this is the first time there has been a very large airliner in a fatal crash in the united states since november, 2001 here in new york this is an unprecedented period in americanviation ask a long time between major accidents so this is going to be something that will be looked at closely. >> we're talking about anything pilots could have done. you were describing debris trail in the fact that you know, maybe they tried to pull up and couldn't and they were able to get the plane down not to have more casualties. >> from what the witness statements of the passenger say it seems there was a thrust put on before touchdown but likely too late to add air speed and keep it from landing roughly a thousand feet short of the intended touchdown point. >> in your best estimate is there anything pilots could have done? >> that will be determine bid what the investigators find because there was likely a series of thing that's went on before touchdown. issue that's led them to land a thousand feet short probably happened way before touchdown. >> i just look at the fuselage of the plane. realizing that, the catastrophic impact where the tail flew off and a resulting fire tha

fact this is the first time there has been a very large airliner in a fatal crash in the united states since november, 2001 here in new york this is an unprecedented period in americann ask a long time between major accidents so this is going to be something that will be looked at closely. >> we're talking about anything pilots could have done. you were describing debris trail in the fact that you know, maybe they tried to pull up and couldn't and they were able to get the plane down not to have more casualties. >> from what the witness statements of the passenger say it seems there was a thrust put on before touchdown but likely too late to add air speed and keep it from landing roughly a thousand feet short of the intended touchdown point. >> in your best estimate is there anything pilots could have done? >> that will be determine bid what the investigators find because there was likely a series of thing that's went on before touchdown. issue that's led them to land a thousand feet short probably happened way before touchdown. >> i just look at the fuselage of the plane. realizing that, the catastrophic impact where the tail flew off and a resulting fire that led

accord together "new york times" he is considering a so called zero option. no americanthe ground after 2014. officials have said they'd not rule out options on troop levels today, they won't talk specific autos this is not a decision that is imneent they said troop levels have been part of an ongoing conversation. >> in january, announcing afghan forces would take the lead on security starting in the spring. by the end of 2014 nors forces will be skekts expected to take full response yichblt officials reiterated two key goals are training and assisting afghan forces. and targeting terrorism missions against al qaed yachl the president said americans will fight as needed but as relations grow more strained his administration made it clear it wants to get out as quickly as possible. there are about 61,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan. if the president speeds up the time line, awe all rest could be home by next summer. >> coming up the importance of keeping your child on a good bed time routine. >> take a look. a dog caring for a sleeping baby. >> later, i'm calling your mom

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new york times. revealing the extent to which the nsa probes the private lives of american citizens. security was revoked. he and his family were subjected to the embarrassment of a day-long raid of their home and he hasn't had a job in the six years since. >> to my knowledge, u.s.a. today broke this part of the story. in july the 7th issue, for those that may be interested. question, so are these three american public servants, or are they public traders, do you think? susan. >> i think it changes the story. instead of everybody -- it changes the story about snowden who is in the news. hearing about these whistle blowers, you get the picture about why snowden felt like talking to someone and getting it all over the press. because it wasn't being handled the right way when people were trying to come forward. do the thing the right way. look what happened. they had their homes raided. they lost their freedoms. they lost their jobs. the question it raises, whether we are throwing out our liberty for the sake of causing the next terroristic attack. >> mort. >> let me say, snowden is not

santo hates democracy because democracy works against them the new york times just did a poll showing that ninety three percent of americans want to know what they're eating and whether it contains genetically modified organism also in that poll it showed that more than half of us would not be modified food if we did if we know so clearly democracy doesn't work for months they have to use other means and they have to use tens of billions of dollars of propaganda campaigns this website the prop thirty seven and the prop thirty seven campaign i mean speaking of labeling laws i know connecticut just passed that labeling law with all these strange were needed to be passed also by three joining states and it needed twenty million people in the states restricted population i mean what's going on with that i mean well you know just like under the trade deals a company can sue a government that's what states are worried about and they're worried that monsanto is going to sue them and a little state like connecticut you know they have a good democratic process they can give the people what they want but they're not sure that they c