and about 50 for more than president obama,'s idea of a minimum wage, he want to be $10. continue an hour, increase that congressional budget offers, cost country, $1 million jobs. minimum wage 50 years ago was a dollar and a quarter, that is $9 poe 39 in curren in .39 an pour. >> we'll be talking with media magnate steven "forbes" will be here to give us his perspective on all this tonight. the minimum wage issue already a major wage issue in these midterm elections with 172 days to go to election day, it is surprisingly to many not looking very good for republicans. a new fox news policys 43% of registered voters would now choose the -- for congress, if the election were held today. compareed to only 4 40 percent o would are choose the republican. that 3 advantage is a reversal from the advantage a month ago. voter also saying that democrats would do a better job, on immigration, healthcare, even job creation. republicans even on taxes and the economy, only winning issue is dealing with the deficit. our first guest said that conservative movement is not dead. david, gre

ultimately that may be president barack obama 's call. his grades through this are only so-so.ericans think his handling of the crisis have been about right. regardless of who does what and how, do americans think it matters? not really. a third of the country thinks what happens between russia and ukraine is very important to the u.s. which sort of makes sense if we look at a survey posted by the washington post a few weeks ago. political scientists found one in six americans could actually find ukraine on a map. the median response was about 2,900 kilometers off. the study found the less accurate a person was about ukraine's action, the more they wanted the military to get involved. >> now the world's biggest ever study into our brains has been underway in the uk the last four years. around 330,000 british adults have had dna samples taken and done a series of tests. participants are examined again to see how their brains have changed over type. it's hoped the testing will give includes about how dementia develops. we have the first person to take the latest test. >> 42741684

republican senators blocked president barack obama 's attempt to raise the hourly minimum wage by more. they wanted to go from $7.25 to just over $10. basically $10.10. that did not happen. interesting subject. let's get more. our very own joins us from the newsroom. great to have you. let's start with the argument for a raise on this. some will say you can't grow economies until you start to build local economies from the middle up and bottom out. right? >> the argument in favor of minimum wage raging for years. people who favor them say they elevate poverty, prevent exploitation and living standards. they increase costs for businesses as well. if we look at united states that you mentioned, proposed minimum wage raise to $10.10. according to the congressional budget office, if that were to go through it would improve living standards for $16.5 million americans lifting many out of poverty. there would be a cost. 500,000 might lose their jobs f. companies are paying more on wages they have less to invest in training and cut cost somewhere else. we live in a competitive work place. >>

quote, president obama ought to call on the democrat-led senate to take up the jobs measures s get it moving again. it's time senate democrats stop ignoring these stacks of bills so that we can help hardworking americans deal with their stacks of bill bps. very cleverly put by some staffer up there. they issued these statements on paper. they didn't even phone them in. >> it's unconscionable. it's unconscionable that john boehner of all the people to say stop sitting on your hands. start passing some legislation. here's a dude who's basically a dead end for any kind of bipartisan effort at anything at all times. and then has the audacity in two weeks to go back home in ohio say oh, whoa, it's so hard passing legislation. telling members of his own party to buck up. it's outrageous. >> let's talk about the strategy behind this. i don't know the president's strategy for being somewhat hesitant here. there are certainly poor people and there will always be poor people. there's one logic to this on the republican side. we've got a poll out that says that people who are absolutely certain,

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before that, some of presidents obamas s lyons in the white house correspondents dinner. >> i am happy to be here even though i am a little jetlagged from a trip to malaysia. the links we have to go to to get cnn coverage these days. anyone from cnn here? they are a little overwhelmed. the never seen an audience this big before. the koch brothers but a table here tonight but they use the shadowy right-wing organization as a front. hello, fox news. [laughter] i'm just kidding. you will miss me when i'm gone. it will be harder to convince the american old that hillary was born in kenya. actually republicans give john boehner a harder time than they give me. that means orange really is the new black. ♪ >> welcome back. another big week of earnings from the u.s. this week great suki and takes a look at what to expect. a wholestreet kicks up new round of earnings. some of the big names include theby's., so the b the company just resume china operations in may after coming under fire from regulators and paying half $1 million fine. they're showing the service industry was expanded in april a

working on, another article you've written, you made a comparison between lawyers defending president obama''sne strikes to what dick cheney used to say about defending drone strikes and other aggressive measures. explain what you're hearing. >> this is all coming back to something called the authorization for the use of military force. originally introduced three days of 9/11. now, when it was asked of two top obama administration lawyers in a hearing today whether or not these counterterrorism operations, not the detention, but the drone strikes could continue if the aumf explained tomorrow -- >> the authorization for the use of military force. the resolution passed after the 14r 9/11. that was exactly the kind of logic that was used by david addington, the top lawyer for dick cheney in the first term of the bush administration to justify the president's war time authorities. i thought it was interesting because obama as a candidate certainly campaigned as somebody who believed the executives should not have all that authority and his lawyers are making that exact case. >> mohammed, your sou

today he apologized in public and then resigned in a private meeting with president obama. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us in the newsroom with an update on what the president told reporters today. >> reporter: former secretary eric shinseki apologized and called the findings in the report totally unacceptable and then the man in charg stepped down. >> eric shinseki resigned. >> reporter: the president accepted the resignation with regret but it was secretary eric shinseki's decision. >> he would be a distraction from the task at hand, which is to make sure that what's broken gets fixed. >> reporter: the task at hand involves fixing widespread problems inside the va medical system. whistle-blowers say hospital administrators ordered staff to lie about wait times in order to boost pay and bonuses. as many as 40 veterans at the phoenix va facility may have died while waiting for care. >> the misconduct has not been limited to a few va facilities but many across the country. >> reporter: speaking at a conference this morning, the secretary apologized and said the problems were much more

food president barack obama is taking a trip to new york's museum today to talk about ways to promote international visits to the u-s. obama says he wants to make room it easier for foreign tourists to visit and spend money in the u-s. rim the president said last week that the overall u-s economy will benefit if it isn't a hassle for foreign toursits to visit the u-s. and spend money at hotels. restaurants. tourist destinations. and other businesses. they grow everything bigger in texas. even the cities. according to new data from the census bureau. three of the nation's five fastest- growing cities are located in the lone star state. san marcos. frisco. and cedar park texas were numbers 1. 2. and 4 in percentage population growth between 2012 and 2013. the other two fast-growing cities were in utah. south jordan was ranked at number 3. and lehi at number 5. this is the second year in a row that san marcos has topped the list. carnival cruise lines is air pollution down. the company says it is investing about $400 million to clean up the air pollution from the massive diesel engines it uses to this left ships. us hi

i am very proud frankly, and welcome are president obama and s secretary kerry's announcement, and also, we need to use the strong diplomacy to make sure that the nigerian government sticks to the promise of investigating and find iing the girls. certainly our response, the u.s. response has been a wonderful welcomed thing. it has been three week, and i wish it had come sooner. >> absolute ly. let me ask you though, regarding the reaction of ther aftrican nations, and you have the world financial forum coming up, and also any ongoing crisis such a as the one in ukraine, people are looking to the united states, but are other african nations doing enough to help? >> well, certainly south africa has reached out, and other nations have reached out to say they are willing to search for the girls, and boko haram is a terrorist organization not just impacting nigeria, but the neighbors like cameroon, and so they are concerned about it. but what is so amazing to the response of the hashtag bring back our girls, but it is not just countries in africa, but people all over the world te demanding a

ambitions and devoid of how he might resuscitate, and rouse a moribund nato alliance, president obama does talk,stimes he talks tough, few trumble before his rhetoric, certainly not putin, and our european allies dismiss his assurances. putin sent in his troops and tanks tony have a ukraine, mr. obama was coming to the rescue, you may recall this they treated this picture state department spokeswoman holding a sign that reads, hash tag, united for ukraine. the power of twitter. today in face of demand to do more than send a team of 20 support forces, to help almost 300 kidnapped girls in nigeria, first lady michelle obama took to twitter. frowning concern first lady, started a hash tag bring back our girls campaign. vice president biden tweeting his own similar message moments ago. obama presidency is often effective in its messageing and seizing of public moment but usually moments at a time, they seem to not comprehend that americans and the world expect pafar more than pretense, public relations and so-called soft power. i fear we have at long last come to understand what the obama doctrine st

what moves him to be speaking south china sea contest a week of the u s president obama about his war cabinet in the nation. they being signed daniel a pre agreement with the states. o'neill was before obama is keep the country. the themes also has up to current dispute with china and in this house the inmate area agreement and am blessed us both is so used to eat it then sticking to the teens. experts said china is testing vietnam association of south east asian nations invaded tuesday it has an alliance with the nineteen states. but did not pour off and on many dutch ninety vomiting crazy and has to cough up tying them on sale. the days of asean nations will call it this coming week. now i need to step up cooperation with the advent of cell membranes to see canada's edition while trying to upload to find the inspiration of patients he could see how timely any scale are you going. it's how the salsa will intensify attacks in afghanistan. they now spend is raising concerns about the safety of the runoff presidential election later this month how then released a statement on the net on

but president obama is the s not going to move it from a government system. politicians seem okay with it. it's fine, if you don't get sick. but this idea of secret waiting lists on government health care, people are dying on waiting lists whenever the health care is free. this is not something unique to the v.a. >> not just obama. democrats and republicans together have defended the v.a. >> i agree. >> it's been going on for a while. here is sound on tape of a hearing today with senator john mccain talking about this. >> treating those to whom we owe the most so callously, so ungratefully is unconscionable and we should all be ashamed. >> this needs to be a wake-up call. the practices of intimidation and cover-ups have to change. >> sometimes you have to have some heads roll in order to get the system to shape up. any allegation, any adverse incident like this makes me in addition as hell. i could use stronger language here, mr. chairman, but in deference to the committee i won't. >> it's just -- does this lead anywhere, is this more symbolic outrage like ha

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. >> edward snowden, initially called a 29-year-old hacker by president obama, and labeled a system s analyst and private contractor, explaining to us his actual job and training for all those years went under a different title. our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell has been going through what we just heard from edward snowden and the claims he makes now about his job history, title and background. she joins us from our d.c. newsroom. and andrea, so it begins. this was the most basic predicate prior to getting in our conversation with him that lasted several hours. >> reporter: indeed. no matter what people think of edward snowden he had an enormous impact on u.s. intelligence. his influence far greater than his official resume. who is edward snowden? here's how the administration and congressional critics described him when he first exposed the secret surveillance program. >> no, i'm not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. >> reporter: and this from the leaders of the house intelligence committee. >> i think he was lying. >> he's a legend in hi

increases in nasa's budget over the years, we're going to be able to get to mars in the 2030's as president obamaell us. the mars science laboratory, curiosity rover, measured radiation all wait to mars and is sending back radiation data from the surface today. this data will help us plan how to protect the astronauts who will explore mars. future missions like mars 2020 rover seeking signs of past life, also will demonstrate new technologies that could help astronauts survive on mars. engineers and scientists around the country is working hard to develop the technologies astronauts will use. this conference is bringing together the best minds to share ideas about the path ahead. it's important to remember that nasa sent humans to the moon by setting a goal that's seen beyond our reach. with mars as our focus, we are building the capability to enable human missions to mars. the challenge is huge. i don't want it fool you. if you don't think so, then please listen up as we talk over these next three days. we love huge challenges. we're making real progress right now as radiation monitor on the cur

. >> senator jon tester, a democrat, also joining the obama administrationefending general s shinseki's record saying the v.a. is doing a pretty darn good, end quote. my next guest is a member of the house committee investigating the v.a. scandal. joining us now, member of both the house veterans affairs and arms services committees, also served as a combat surgeon in iraq, reserve officer. good to have with us, congressman. your reaction first to the fact that the attorney general said there wouldn't be an investigation. >> very disappointed in that. i would think that there would be an interest here with a federal agency involved with so much malfeasance being accused. i would think that he would want to get involved. certainly i understand that he wants the in-speaking tore general to do his part. i do, too. but at the same time, i certainly would position that he would want to be involved on behalf of our veterans and take part in this whole process. >> you and i the last time we talked, which was last week, you expressed the interest and the necessity to move ahead with oversight i

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chor.uest is elana s then james brown discusses the obama administration cost plan to train more science and math teachers. later, our spotlight on magazines features paul barrett of "bloomberg businessweek." journal" is live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. today, neurosurgeon and author ben carson space at the ub.ional press club to rid live coverage at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. the problem now is future peace. that is your job in germany. by your conduct and attitude while on guard inside germany, you can lay the groundwork of a piece that can last forever, or just the opposite. or just the opposite, you could lay the groundwork for a new war to come. so other soldiers, your sons, might have to do it again another 20-odd years from now. germany today appears to be beaten. hitler, out. swastikas gone. propaganda off the air. concentration camps empty. ruins, you will see flowers three you will see some mighty pretty scenery. don't let it full you. you are in enemy country. , suspicious of everyone. take no chances. you are up against something more than tourist scenery, you are up a

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reporter calling these article on president obama is aged four was unhelpful one that showed the serious relationships the u s shares in asia the whole nation is in mourning over the sinking of the soho passenger ferry in north korea helped my fire drills close to the defacto into korean maritime border on tuesday the twenty nine the education ministry course one on sunday held secret to this issue. around fifty rounds were fired only one fifth the total fired off a similar trail from uncle kimi and prayed that something be an unimaginable what happened before people thirteen. experts say a fourth nuclear test could be in the works. to this report the casino the n l l y fire drills are raising tensions on the korean peninsula. when april twenty nine to an official memorial altar for the victims of the campsite the local passenger ferry was set up at the un signed one of them or you'll fall in the city of einstein. he and some are under mourinho. it was bad because it's a story about ten am local time here in korea so. things were getting prepared. portraits from coming in. the press and volunteers were statio

#*s president obama has nominated these two individuals in september of 2013. the judiciary committee held their confirmation hearings in december 12013. the judiciary committee then favorably reported both nominations in january of this year. i urge the senate to confirm these very well-qualified nominees and fill these important vacancies to better serve the people of maryland. mr. president, i would suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. leahy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, i ask consent the call of the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: mr. president, last year, the senate came together to pass meaningful legislation. this was supported by victims of violence and by law enforcement and those who are committed to working to end domestic and sexual abuse. that bill, the leahy-crapo violence against women reauthorization act, was signed into law a year ago. i mention this because in

obama vowed renewed focus under the v.a.'s new management. >> i want somebody spending every minute of every day figuring out have we called every single veteran that's waiting? have they gotten a schedule? are we fixing the system? >> reporter: before resigning, shinseki said he was going to fire all the senior executives at the v.a. facility in phoenix where the scandal first erupted and he would cancel all bonuses in 2014. the president named deputy v.a. secretary sloan gibson as his replacement. there is no timetable for naming the new permanent v.a. secretary. >> brennan: at that white house meeting today, shinseki gave the president the initial findings of an internal audit of wait times at v.a. facilities around the country. more about that now from wyatt andrews. >> reporter: the audit only looked at a small fraction of v.a. clinics, but the auditors learned enough to call for immediate reform. almost two-third of the clinics, 64%, admitted they had manipulated the wait times of veterans in a practice revealed by a v.a

at the white house tuesday s president obama told meteorologist megan glaros, on assignment for "cbs espond. >> not only is climate change a problem in the future, it's already affecting americans. it's increasing the likelihood o of floods.hood of d increasing the likelihood of drought. it's increasing the likelihood of storms and hurricanes. it's having an impact on our agriculture. it's having an impact on our tourism industry and people's lives are at risk.hat so the emphasis on the climate action plan that i've put forward as well as this assessment is there are things s we can do about it, but it's arou only going to happen if the american people and people around the world take the challenge seriously. and that should be a bipartisan ib you because all of us want to make sure we're passing on an america to our kids and grandkids that is as beautiful as the one we inherited. >> skeptics say the report exaggerates the problem and government action is unlikely to do any good. >>> and megan is with us here in studio 57 this morning tracking the extreme heat and severe weather threa

s b.a. you and part of the entire obama administration set the tone for the country and next year i get the privilege and honor of hosting the conventional of mayors in san francisco 2015, 3 thousand mayors and we're going to add 3 thousand mayors around the world to the convention to come to san francisco to create jobs and maintain good requirements and help our kids and create jobs and keep our city safe all of this is part of a whole network of relationships and the ones that know how to create the relationships are the ones in business that's how you survive and succeed in the city with that, take the opportunity the proclamation that signals that small business in the city and regina please accept this and to all you have who you are part of this great week thank you very muchyou. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what

s b.a. you and part of the entire obama administration set the tone for the country and next year i get the privilege and honor of hosting the conventional of mayors in san francisco 2015, 3 thousand mayors and we're going to add 3 thousand mayors around the world to the convention to come to san francisco to create jobs and maintain good requirements and help our kids and create jobs and keep our city safe all of this is part of a whole network of relationships and the ones that know how to create the relationships are the ones in business that's how you survive and succeed in the city with that, take the opportunity the proclamation that signals that small business in the city and regina please accept this and to all you have who you are part of this great week thank you very much test. >> so before we get started today just a couple of announcements we'll ask you turn off any sound producing days and we'll also ask you take any secondary conversations out into the hauling

it really shook the relationship between president obama and chancellor merkel, and also on the u.s.'sbility to be a friendly nation. so the germans have not moved past this. they are still looking for answers. the german government asked that the nsa turn over the german nsa files and the obama administration so far as refused to do that. >> we should point out that there are also dueling sensitivities on both sides of the pond and there is a reason that angela merkel is so upset. >> absolutely. you can certainly imagine the level of outrage, i think all of the nations know that all nations spy, but when you are talking about personal phone calls that's a different matter. so you may expect a politeness, even a friendship, but you can expect the conversations were much more heated behind closed doors. >> libby casey stand by, we are still awaiting word from the white house. meanwhile we want to update you on some breaking new out of afghanistan. 2,000 people now feared dead from a landslide. the slide reportedly buried an engage vil naij a province in the northeast. some 250 families

president obama outlines his plan to remove u-s troops. plus why former president george w. bush made a secret trip to chicago. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. them what we had the storms yesterday and today temperatures will drop but after the rain you get that cool morning and we get falk. taking a loofog. here aree current temperatures. much cooler in these areas. northbrook reading at 56. satellite's radar composite shows rained across portions of lake county. expressing to the east and eastern cook county still has some showers. some areas that are clearing out are the areas where we have the fault especially west of cook county there just over 1 mi. visibility. 68 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. by 9:00 p.m. we go down to 63. after today, we have an extended stretch of sunshine. 72 degrees tomorrow. friday we had 77. rain comes back sunday. the forecast will matter for monday because we go back to work. >> here's the kennedy. all lands shut down a truck caught fire at division. working to clear this up. i

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s first lady michelle obama is holding her husband's weekly radio address. >> we can only imagine the anguish that their parents are feeling now. many may have been hesitant to send their daughters to school fearing harm might come their way. they took that risk because they believed in their daughter's promise and wanted to give them every opportunity to succeed. the girls, themselves, also new full well the dangers they might encounter. their school had recently been closed due to terrorist threats, but these girls still insisted on returning to take their exams. they were so determined to move to the next level of their education, so determined to one day build careers of their own and make families and communities proud. what happened in nigeria was not an isolated incident. it is a story we see every day as girls around the world risk their lives to pursue their ambitions. it's the story of girls like mallala youcef from pakistan. she spoke out for girl's edu caution in her community. as a result she was shot in the head by a taliban gunman while on a school bus with classmates.

and the koch network spent over $412 million trying to defeat president obama and other democrats in 2012'sn. they failed. but now they're back at it. for the 2014 election americans for prosperity plans to spend $125 million. so how did the koch brothers become so powerful? how did they arrive at their extreme views? a new book has some of those answers. joining me now is daniel sh schuman, author of the new book "sons of wichita." dam, thanks for being here tonight. >> it's my pleasure. >> in your reporting, you went back into the roots of their conservatism. what about their dad? he had an amazing story in his own right. very conservative. you even write in the book that the father, quote, on the cusp of world war ii, fred ko cl even saw something laudable in the rise of fascism. although nobody agrees with him, you're quoting him, i am of the opinion that the only sound countries in the world are germany, italy and japan. simply because they are all working and working hard. he reported in an october 1939 letter. i mean, how did his views influence his sons' political views later? >> th

honors are far too many suffice to say that in 2012 he received the national humanitie s medal from president obama. we know dr. west as one of america's premier champions for racial and social justice. a teacher to so many both inside and outside of the academy. one who walks the walk if ever there was one. he is the author of many books including the bock race and democracy matters and his memoir. he has moved from princeton to new york becomes a professor at union theological seminary. he speak truth to power on television, radio and wherever he is needed. what a pub liication they are both brought back to princeton and they may return often -- publication -- if you think looking at this it is a small book you are deceived. this is a biography of one of the giants of african-american history. a man who lived from the reconstruction to the watch on washington and it is book that fits du bois' stature and faces the question he asked who am i as a black man and an american and what is nation and a race and what is africa in the history and collective imagination and how is it possible to form and s

country but in larger cities it stands at about one hundred eighty ninth u s dollars per month indonesian president cecile obama bond you go your whole has pledged to increase wages by two thousand nineteen harper had protesters say it's too little too late the massive rally comes that is me and india's main opposition in jakarta governor gocco we did though as its presidential candidate he is widely expected to become the next leader of the world's third largest democracy. there are several looking international stories making headlines around the world. see you back here tomorrow night. the two prime time sports and stephen j and s olympic committee rep updates to read the business of telling time will come when the province and even improving thumbs up to the preparations for the twenty eighteen winter games. yet of the ioc coronation commission canola linda barker praise to the top twenty team organizing committee and the progress of their efforts but pointed out that much was still left to be done into that comes from organizing committee had to teach ins on promised to complete the task so smoothly and ef

obama didn't assure any of our allies. he said he was going to, but if you talk to diplomat s to those countries and others they are not sure that we have a concrete plan. even secretary kerry has backed off of that. there is no change of u.s. policy. going back to the politics issue the american people expect the president to explain how we're going to deal with the threat, for example, from a rising russia before it turns into an european war because we have a zero percent success rate of avoiding wars in the last century and a half. >> lack of clarity, more slogan than substance? >> generally i would have to agree with that, the rebalancing to asia is still a work in progress. i think a lot more needs to be done. the administration is still committed to it, but the writ rick has outpaced the reality of it. i think we have a lot of issues have been addressed well with what's happening in russia and ukraine. first of all. it's really a regional problem. i think the president was very wise to put it in that perspective. to take actions that would contain that from turning it into a widening war and recognizing at the same t

obama's presidency. he says that led to emanuel lashing out at his country's former ambassador to the u-s. he says emanuel accused norway of *fawning over the new president. president obama had only been in office 12-days before the nomination deadline. oprah is in a legal dispute over hiking trails with her new neighbor as she prepares to build a mansion colorado. oprah plans to build a mansion in telluride... about six hours southwest of denver. but an 86-year-old retired scientist says winfrey's project could cut off access to hiking trails he's used for years. he's filing a lawsuit winfrey reps say they promise to cooperate. the project is scheduled to get underway later this year. all this week... we went back in time and spent a day working at the first jobs we had in high school. demetrius and i worked at a bagel shop... dan at a running store, and marcus dusted off his old public works uniform. now -- it's time to check out some of the first t-v gigs we had ...take a look at this. and bracing myself for this one. >> we have not seen this yet. >> roll the tape. >> jobs are filling up