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s. erik: and initiative of the obama administration.co rubio unhappy about it. ♪ olivia: welcome back. let's get to the top headlines. fire smoldering at a chinese port two days after an explosion at a warehouse. it killed at least 50 people and injured more than 700 others. hazardous materials sparked the blast. one explosion equaled 21 tons of dynamite. the u.s. investigating whether islamic state used chemical weapons against kurdish forces in northern iraq. officials are taking the allegations seriously and are gathering more information. they know isis has been accused of using chemical weapons before. japanese prime minister expresses profound grief for those who died in world war ii. shinzo abbe spoke to speak about the country's sorrento. surrender.s he apologized for the country's action. a wing fragment found on an indian ocean island was in fact confirmed from flight 370, the plane disappeared in march 2014 on board.eople more debris was found following the partial wing's discovery. ares look out where stocks trading. a mixed

obama administration -- but not as a white house staffer. >> catherine: the obama administration is proposing big cuts in methane emissions from u-s oil and gas production. >>in fact - the president wants them to drop by nearly half over the next decade. it's not a surprise - officials had set the same goal in a preliminary blueprint in january. >> catherine: but environmentalists are cheering the fact the white house is moving forward with the official proposal. to help meet the goal - a new rule will cut emissions from newoil and natural gas wells. >> pam: an explosion near the las vegas strip...leaves one person injured. authorities say the fire broke out this morning at a hot-air balloon rental business. >> pam: fire crews found two trailers engulfed in flames and two propane tanks that had exploded. >> pam: the store says a pilot was refueling balloon tanks when the blast occurred. >> pam: that pilot was burned on his arms and legs. some businesses nearby were closed until fire crews had full containment of the blaze. >> pam: thousands of people joined together today to mourn those killed in the warehouse blasts in the chinese city o

the obama administration has too much on his plate in terms of too much isis and domestic politics and i don't have to delve on the list. sd from speaking to american officials and mexico the obama administration made a decisionade a to not involve themselves. it has decided not to do so. in ts sense and this will be heightened by the escape of joaquin "el chapo" guzman.at was t because what was the first news to come out during "the new yorkhein times." that government officials had xican immediately contacted the mexican government offering to assistance. and so the mexican government was not responding.tohe tie that to the hypotheses about his escape and you willape understand this regarding the handling of them in others. ch and indeed that was the case andce but that was reported. and this is presented as a triumph of the administration try abo the and how does the is the u.s. they feel now that he has escaped twoha weeks after the request was put in. ines secon do i feel pressured about losing my job. well, one ofg my the things that i always tell my students and studeand a ny anyone who is involved in the public de

obama administration changing its designation. called the knowledge in alaska, the federal government has referred to it as mckinley since the 1970's. beginsw, prisoner obama a three-day to an alaska focusing on climate change. a brand-new look at the national zoo's panda cub. they are still shots from the thea camera when mei xiang cub down to eat. his trademark fuzz is coming in with black markings. mei xiang was given sugarcane, her first meal since giving birth, and both mother and baby are doing quite well. they sure look like it. devon: they have a really big cheering section, the united states and the world. kellye: a lot of people watching. devon: a big cheering section for the weather we just had the previous week. not the case the next several days. we may have possible showers tomorrow. the light rain is going to be just that, spotting in nature, light, a little nuisance. it still appears the latest information just in that we have scattered showers later instead of earlier. we are thinking it might be in the middle of the morning commute, 6:00 a.m. until 8 a.m., pushing away towards new time. live doppler, the local dop

the warm temperatures >> pam:today, president obama made a bold pitch for the u-s to play an important role in curbing climate change. but the administrations proposals are already being met with skepticism by some republicans. from our partners at c-n-n. ryan nobles has the story. president obama says that now is the time for the u-s to act to curb climate change. "i believe there is such a thing as being too late." >> reporter: administration wants to cut u-s carbon emissions from power plants by 32 percent over the next fifteen years. a move he economy. "i am here to say that if we want to protect our economy, and our security, and our children's health, we are going to have to do more." but it is the ecomonic argument that is already drawing skeptisim. much of the obama plan calls for dramatic reductions in the use of coal. a main component of the u-s energy market presidential candidate "if you're a single mom in tampa florida, and your electric bill goes up by 30 dollars a month that is catastrophic." the president attempted to show thatsmart planning when it comes to energy. could lead to a cleaner earth. and a more robust economy. "

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obama administration saw coming but still couldn't stop. iran and russia agreeing to a plan that will send tehran four advanced s 300 air defense systems, which can engage multiple aircraft and ballistic missiles at ranges up to 186 miles away. a move hailed by iranian leaders who accuse the u.s. of trying to use the nuclear deal to control them. >> translator: they thought this deal would open up iran to their influence. we blocked this pact and will definitely block it in the future." >> reporter: a pentagon spo spokesman said we have long expressed our concern about this sale." it could call into question russia's willingness to abide by the same nuclear deal it helped to create. meanwhile, another day, another rejection and a big one. >> if iran is to acquire a nuclear bomb, it will not have my name on it. >> reporter: former chairman of the foreign relations committee, new jersey senator bob menendez, joined fellow democrat new york senator chuck schumer in rejecting the agreement and pledging to vote against it in september. part of a growing list of lawmakers opposing the president, including arizona senator jeff flake, the last-known

two years ago, the obama administration suspended defense aid after the egyptian military kicked president mohamed morsi out of. the u.s.'s decision was surprising because of the long and close ties with egypt. officials were angered by what they considered a violation of political freedom. every year since 1987, washington has given cairo $13,000,000,000 in military aid. that will money pays for american-made fighter jets helicopters, tanks, ammunition and training. every other year egyptian and u.s. forces would hold a training exer size called bright star, but that hasn't happened since the arab spring erupted in 2011. when sisi attended the united nations assembly he met with u.s. president barack obama who said they had reason to work together. >> everything from the israeli situation in gaza to libya to the issues of isil iraq and syria. >> en so it wasn't until the end of march that the white house decided to resume most of the aid for what it calls national security reasons including egypt's efforts to deal with isil fighters who have been attacking its troops in the sinai "penguins of madagascar." washington deci

two years ago the obama administration administration suspended aid after abdul fatah al-sisi kicked mohamed mursi out of office. the u.s.'s decision was surprising because of long and close ties with egypt. officials were angry at what they considered a violation of political freedom. every year since 1987 washington gave cairo 1.3 billion in aid, paying for fighter jets, helicopters, tanks, ammunition and training. every other year egyptian and u.s. forces hold training exercises called bright star. that has not happened since the arab spring erupted in 2011. when abdul fatah al-sisi, now president, attended the united nations general assembly last september, he met with u.s. president obama, who said they had reason to work together. >> everything from the palestinian-israeli situation, in gaza, to libya, to the issues of i.s.i.l., iraq and syria. even so, it wasn't until march that the white house decided to resume aid for security regions, -- reasons, including egypt's efforts to deal with i.s.i.l. fighters that have been attacking troops in the sinai peninsula. the u.s. aid comes with conditions. washington decides w

s&p 500 begin slightly lower. >> nikkei and hong kong hang seng index are both down a fraction. >> the obama administration says nearly a million more people signed up for health insurance under the affordable care act after the official enrollment season ended. the 5-year-old law pushed the number of uninsured americans to below 10%. texas, opposition to the law, is the only state with more than 20% of the residents uninsured in the first half of the year. >> there will be increased security at screenings straight out of compton following the premier last night. the movie's production company will pay for extra security guards at theaters screening the bio pic. because the movie features police violence. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans and the exclusive forecast. >> got a beautiful sunrise. great morning. great friday. great forecast for you today, too. we will have a lot of sunshine. looking at temperatures that start out around the upper 60s to 70. 67 degrees around central park and we are looking at 71 laguardia. calm wind to a light north

>> we know that russia seems to be on the verge of selling advanced s-300 air defense missile systems to iran. the obama administration there anything the u.s. can do to block a sale like this from russia to iran? >> you know, i don't know that there is. and to some degree, this points up the importance of this nuclear deal. because the ability to get this deal has hinged on the fact that russia, along with china and the eu, have been willing to enforce sanctions on iran. and as we can see, the ability of that sanctions regime to hold on, even if we don't have an agreement limiting iran's nuclear weapons, is not something that we can count on. so if we have an agreement that's going to control iran's nuclear program like this one does, i think we'd be wise to seize it because russia, china, even some in the eu -- remember, some of the early equipment that was sold to iran came out of europe. all those countries are more willing to do business with iran than we are. and how long the sanctions regime holds if we reject this deal i think is a wide-open question. >> congressman adam smith of washington, thanks very much f

been trying to stop the drilling that the obama administration has provided license for -- what was it -- 40 were hanging from the bridge -- you had all these s outside. can you talk about holidays he can announce as they are all being taken away, as activists are charged for doing the who --ts -- actor lulu activism they do, he is announcing going to the arctic. if you want to look at climate leaders, climate leaders are those that repelled off of the bridge, those taking to their kayaks, 21-year-olds trying to stop arctic drilling with their bodies. they feel so passionate about this. people stayed on the bridge to block the shell icebreaker for 40 hours and did so despite the fact that shell had gotten an injunction and they were threatened with huge fines. that is real leadership, moral action, standing up in the face of huge amounts of money, power, and might makes right logic. it is one of the ironies of the extreme energy era that we have been living in the past decade or so where north america has been in the midst of this extreme energy frenzy with fracking, tar sands oil -- in order to get this stuff out, it is required that the oil

obama administration saw coming but still couldn't stop. iran and russia agreeing to a plan that will send tehran four advanced s 300 air defense systems, whichn engage multiple aircraft and ballistic missiles at ranges up to 186 miles away. a move hailed by iranian leaders who accuse the u.s. of trying to use the nuclear deal to control them. >> translator: they thought this deal would open up iran to their influence. we blocked this pact and will definitely block it in the future." >> reporter: a pentagon spo spokesman said we have long expressed our concern about this sale." it could call into question russia's willingness to abide by the same nuclear deal it helped to create. meanwhile, another day, another rejection and a big one. >> if iran is to acquire a nuclear bomb, it will not have my name on it. >> reporter: former chairman of the foreign relations committee, new jersey senator bob menendez, joined fellow democrat new york senator chuck schumer in rejecting the agreement and pledging to vote against it in september. part of a growing list of lawmakers opposing the president, including arizona senator jeff flake, the last-known rep

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modeled the impact -- this is the obama administration's department of energy, their modeling of the impact of the clean power plan shows that over the decade of the 20's, there will be lost income of one taurean dollars. they will be years in the 20's isn the employment shortfall 500,000 jobs, they will lose 500,000 jobs, and $1 trillion. this is not the denier scientist or the power companies, or the koch brothers. this is the department of energy's own estimate. second, dan constantly -- caller: what are my ills -- guest: one of my house? e myi ills? that's an insult. guest: ok, not your ills. thinking of carbon dioxide, a powerless and odorless gas say it is the same thing as said, why do they say that? people were getting a bit about global warming and the polls show that it comes in last in terms of environmental worries. what is first is clean air and clean water, so they have interesting carbon dioxide to look like soot because they know people do not care about the degree of warming but they do care about soot. he says andhat others say, we have had policies for decades and decades controlling soot emissions. producescoal plant less admissions

modeled the impact -- this is the obama administration's department of energy, their modeling of the impact of the clean power plan shows that over the decade of the 20'sthere will be lost income of one taurean dollars. they will be years in the 20's isn the employment shortfall 500,000 jobs, they will lose 500,000 jobs, and $1 trillion. this is not the denier scientist or the power companies, or the koch brothers. this is the department of energy's own estimate. second, dan constantly -- caller: what are my ills -- guest: one of my house? e myi ills? that's an insult. guest: ok, not your ills. thinking of carbon dioxide, a powerless and odorless gas say it is the same thing as said, why do they say that? people were getting a bit about global warming and the polls show that it comes in last in terms of environmental worries. what is first is clean air and clean water, so they have interesting carbon dioxide to look like soot because they know people do not care about the degree of warming but they do care about soot. he says andhat others say, we have had policies for decades and decades controlling soot emissions. producescoal plant less admissions t

s&p 500 dropped 65. the nasdaq fell 171. those numbers translate to a loss of more than 3% for each of those indexes. >>> the obama administration says the no. 2 man in isis is dead. the national security council says he was killed in a u.s. airstrike in iraq earlier this week. he was said to be the primary coordinator for moving large amounts of weapons, explosives, vehicles and people between iraq and syria. >>> today a judge sentenced the two women involved in the murder and robbery of a d.c. lawyer. a judge sentenced jamyra gallmon to 24 years in prison. her accomplice domonique johnson was given six months for her role in the crime that claimed the life of david messerschmitt. prosecutors say gallmon plotted the robbery, tricked messerschmitt into thinking she was a man and stabbed him. we caught up to her father after the sentencing. he expressed remorse for his daughter's actions. >> we are truly saddened for this day and we got to be held accountable. >> messerschmitt's widow made a private impact statement to the judge. >>> also today the judge sentenced former baltimore ravens cheerleader seen here to 48 weekends in ja

obama administration. dated 1 april, 2011. important point, 15 pages long, here it is. qualified personnel shall be armed when required for assigned duties and there is reasonable expectation d.o.d.'sperty or personnel lines or assets are jeopardize if personnel are not armed. further, the overriding factors determining whether or not to arm them is mission and threat. here's what that means in this short form. command commanders, you will protect your troops. now, i'm not trying to make this personal. when my wife and children and i were targeted for assassination, the department of defense picked us up, moved us from our home and hid us in mitt tarry installation and we went back with 30 federal agents. every military organization is a threat. why commanders aren't -- >> why aren't they? kathryn is reporting how the military are being threatened on the internet and we know they're being threatened. >> therefore it's not the obama's administration doing this, guys wearing blue and green suits to work and stars on their surelied ehoulders where begin. >> when you look at this particular issue with the military, people say we don't quite understand abdulazeez and his objective. he w

s&p jumped 72. the nasdaq surged 191 points. leon: critics blamed president obama's policy with china for some of the stock market troubles of late and taken aim at the administrationnuclear deal with iran. today the colleague maureen bunyan had a chance to speak with the commander in chief and joins us live from the white house to tell us about that. hi. no shortage to sit down and talk to the president about today. that is for sure. maureen: a lot going on, especially at the white house. leon and kimberly, as you know, it took the president and the international community nearly two years to reach this deal with iran that helped to guarantee it will never acquire nuclear weapons. i spoke with the president this afternoon, who is now on a campaign that takes just three weeks to convince the american people that this deal is good. how can miles per hours -- americans stomach a deal with a country like that? president obama: we don't want them to get nuclear weapons. it's precisely because iran has been antagonistic to us and friends like israel we have to make sure they don't get a nuclear weapon. that has been something that has been a top priority of my administr

s and it crashed. that left both president bush in the last year or so of his administration and then president obama with a real inanup problem, and economy a tailspin where we really were risking economic collapse. we are just now coming out of it. i suspect there are two more years with that. willnk the next president explain a good economy and to some extent, bush, as he was going out the door, get credit for that. joan, wisconsin, how long have you been retired? caller: about 20 years. host: we are getting a little bit of feedback, turned on the time and we will get your question much better. caller: i just put it on mute. ok. go ahead. host: you go ahead. we can hear from you. what is your question or comment? caller: i have a comment about everything. i guess education since i am a .etired teacher i think what our government has done is a disaster for our state. he is supposed to be for education reform. he is cutting everything dealing with education in our state. as you can tell, he is not one of my favorites being a retired teacher. that, they have a shortage of teachers already, and it is not a

obama and carter administrations. here's what that looked like. >> scripture tells us there's nothing new under the sun. i think where we are today is very, very much like the late 1970's. i think the parallels between this administration and the carter administration are uncanny. same failed domestic policy, same misery, stagnation. in fact, the exact same countries, russia and iran openly laughing and mocking the president of the united states. now why is it that analogy gives me so much hope and encouragement? [laughter] >> at 7:00 tonight, we are in south carolina, a town hall meeting in columbia south arolina with independent vermont senator bernie sanders. coverage of which gets under which 7:00 p.m. eastern here on -span. we'll hear fl republican governors chris christie and bobbie jindal and sunday evening republican governor scott walker holds a town meeting. book tv is live at the inaugural mississippi book festival beginning at 11:30 a.m. and panel discussions on civil rights and history and the lives of harper lee. on sunday morning at 10:00, an author shares her thoughts on the president's relationship with millenials. saturday afternoon at 5:00, columbia

obama's relationship with millennial's. 's andrewuniversity gives his presentation of new york city landmark preservation. sunday at 4:00 p.m. on real american, three fields -- films on a program administered by the johnson administration to improve poor relations with the police and the community of washington dc after the 1968 martin luther king assassination and riots. give the complete schedule at c-span.org. announcer: follow the c-span cities tour as we travel outside the washington beltway to other communities in america. >> the idea behind the cities tour is to take the grooming from book tv and hdtv beyond the beltway to produce pieces more visual, that provide again a window into these cities that viewers would not normally go to , but also have rich histories and literary scenes. >> a lot of people have heard -- the histories of big cities, but what about smaller cities? over 75ve been to cities, we will hit 95 cities in april 2016. >> most of our programming on c-span is event coverage, these are not event coverage type uses, they are shorter. they take you someplace. announcer: partner with cable affiliates to explore history and literary culture of various cities. >> the key entry into the city is the cab

through the b-s and say this is the path to evil and for whatever reason i think that jenna hit on the point maybe to preserve the legacy or enhance the legacy of the obama administrationte and carly fiorina as well, the first thing she would do in office is make sure that this deal doesn't stay in place. what the white house is saying is that we will never come back from that if that's the case. we will never have another chance with iran and i'm curious about why they think it's worth it and why they think the administration, why they think that that is actually the case as well. it's a pretty bold statement. maria: what's wrong with going back to iran right now and saying, and the other five super powers and saying we're getting pushback in america, people are raising real concern here, we're going to have to come back and start again? why is that so dangerous? >> what they're saying is that no one will agree to it. the europeans will turn our back from us and moving away from the deal and businessmen are coming in. basically we're at the point of no return, we're by ourselves. the question for us, are we comfortable with that. maria: let's ask carly fiorina about t

obama administration in "hard choices." in "a time for truth," texas senator ted cruz recounts his journey from a cuban immigrant's son to the u.s. senate. carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard s another declared candidate for president. in "rising to the challenge," she shares lessons she's learned from her difficulties and triumphs. south carolina senator lindsey graham released an e-book on his web site. in "my story," he details his childhood and career in the air force. former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics and culture in "god, guns, grits and gravy." .. >> against tax cuts. and in blue collar conservative rick. must focus on the working class. donald trump has written several books. presidential candidates with books, scott walker, argues republicans must offer bold solutions. and former virginia senator looks back in his time serving in military and senate. he looks back in his career in poll kicks. finally chris christy have announceed but haven't released books. >> tornado that struck her hometown of oklahoma back in 2013. the fifth storm to hit in 15 years, a mile wide with winds of 200-mile per hour.