pay dividend or do a whole lot for me but i do love the packers.doesn't have to give away a salary, but when you make a bet like this, tree falls in the forest. >> two rules of thumb, never bet your salary or anything and never bet your salary on a professional athlete being clean of p.e.d.s. >> exactly. he didn't say with salary. it could have been his salary from book sales, for instance. >> okay. >> there's little room out of this one. >> robert is consulting his available for hire. >> that was dumb. >> that was d-u-m. >> diamond in the rough, one of the most famous bond cars from the film in 1977 "the spy who loved me" going on auction this fall. how was it found? in 1989 a long island man bought a storage unit, buy a lot of storage units on long island, never know what you're going to find and sight unseen and this was inside. >> what happened? >> pout it for $100. went back the next day, a pile of plankets, uncovered it and even then he didn't know what he had because he had never seen a james bond movie. only when he put it on his truck and

that led the packers' aaron rodgers to come to braun's defense. when asked if he believed braun didn't use peds, he said, yeah, i put my salary next year on it. the salary is worth about $4.5 million this year. however, don't bet on rodgers paying up on this one. 9ers fans may remember last year rodgers made a bet with the r&b group boys 2 men and promised to wear a 9ers jersey for a week if the packers lost. the packers lost, but rodgers did not wear said jersey. >> you'll be called grape soda. you know why? welch's. >> that much wit early in the morning. welcome back, jon kelley. welcome back some rain, too. >> we actually have a lot of rain t. whole radar lit up. widespread showers across the greater bay area. make sure you're ready for that. slick conditions and it hasnd rained for quite some time. it's going to be extra dangerous. a lot of that oil has accumulated on the roadways. what i can tell you is we're not going to be dealing with this all day long. i'll let you know when the showers will clear, when we'll get another round and finally

that is not the america i want to live in. >> our guest has been george packer.hank you very much. >> thank you. >> for a dvd copy of this program, call to give us your comments about a.orgrogram, visit join -- >> president obama released a statement today on the verdict trial against george zimmerman. he was pronounced not guilt in -- guilty. a said, "the death was tragedy for america. this has elicited strong passions and in the wake of the verdict, i know the passions may be running even higher. we are a nation of laws and the jury has spoken. i ask every american to respect the call. >> coming up next, british prime cameron.and -- david

then, a conversation with george packer. then, a other just to see david cameron taking questions from the house of commons. see david chance to cameron taking questions from the house of commons. >> -- >> they have multiple services. , they role that other monitoring.ke home managing the thermostats or nanny cams, etc.. there are new services being rolled out. >> we just issued a annual reports. what we found was that the ,nnual price continues to go up it went up by 50% in the last year. consumers are paying more for the package. >> more of what is happening in the cable industry from "the communicators. i" >> senators are scheduled to meet in a closed door meeting to discuss changes to the filibuster. mcconnell and mitch spoke separately on the issue. here is a little of what they had to say. >> the changes we are making are minimal. thatwe are doing is saying the american people -- that president obama should have somebody working for and that he wants. there are 15 people pending. they've been waiting nine months. nine

for us that's the green bay packers, god willing and the creek don't rise we'll get to that one. >> theoaches always sharing their inside information. diane, i'm glad you're never like that. you're never full of cliches. >> right. the creek don't rise, i like that. dozens of bay area brides get a break on wedding gowns. >>> it's a wedding gown sale that benefits cancer patients and a great way to get a deal on a designer dress as well. they sell new and gently worn wedding gowns starting at $99. the weekend's event was at the hilton hotel. they get the new gowns donated from designers and retail stores and brides can donate one-worn gowns as well. >> we're funding classes for anyone impacted by cancer. so by purchasing a gown or making a donation it goes into the $2 million their we're raising this year. and, if you have gown to donate, it is dax -- tax deductible. >>> and a nice forecast, a little windy, drizzle tomorrow morning, and then we're going to warm up. >> thanks for watching. nbc nightly news is next, and local news at 6:00. >>> on this sunday night, deadly bus crash. new det

the most important game is the next one and right now that's the green bay packers. god willing and the creek don't rise well get that one. >> cliches, cliches, and more cliches. the raiders had their first practice with pads on. the second play from scrimmage there was a fight. >> you love that one day at a time thing, don't you henry. >> absolutely, i have a ton of cliches, i just never use them on air. >> never, ever, nor do we. henny, i'm trying to think of a cliche about weather. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast, shall we. it may be include some drizzle. a cool start to the week but temperatures will start to climb up. we're getting back into the 80s and low 90s, but july standers that is pretty chilly. next weekend, if you like the 90s, you will be happy. >> the golden state. >> yes. >> and then a winter wonder land in the winter? >> yes. >> and wet stuff tomorrow? >> yeah. >> thank you for choosing bay area news at 6:00. good night. >>> this program is broigt to you in association with louis vuitton watches.

packer, when you look at the cover of your book, what's the purpose of the flag? that's a photograph of the somebody's front yard in rural virginia. a photographer happened to be that g past and noticed the flag painted on this white van was starting to rust and hought it was a striking image and asked the owner if he could take a picture. looked -- it's a piece of folk art and the book comes out coming out of d ordinary ence of americans. but g in battered shape it's a flag. i thought it was interesting for the cover. on the did you decide title and why? >> i was visiting the homestead reynolds with dean price, one of the main characters in the book. and we were standing there all of the fallowed farmland in that part of the tobacco hat used to be farms. he was imagining a future in fallow land this the be rejuvenated for purpose of making energy and out of canola and sophia: and other crops. he said there could be an go back to ere we 19th ing more like the century with each town and its own energy as it -- as it happened before the industrial age. -- the unwind

taylor farms robo packer works 18 hours a day loading boxes with pinpoint accuracy, doing the work of six humans. they will pay for itself in two years. >> eliminate the risk of repetitive motion injuries which is always a concern in a job like this. this is a hard job to do all day, eight hours. it's hard on the body. >> reporter: taylor farms says for every two low-skilled jobs lost, they're creating one high- skilled job to maintain the machines. >> creating a better job where people can make more money, they feel better at the end of the day, not doing back- breaking work. >> oh, my god. i only did half a dozen and i'm dying. >> reporter: more robots, fewer injuries, higher pay. lettuce cutters rejoice. >> the engineers tell kit, expect a lot of robotic harvesting here in california in the next five to ten years. >> fascinating. >> it's neat. >> people that have to work outside are probably appreciating this much-needed relief from the heat. >> not everybody likes it hot and above normal. this was relief for a lot of folks. this has been going on for four or five days, temperature

in terms of my brain to come i will be reading the unwinding by george packer.i think it will be interesting to listen to is different vignettes and narratives. including youngstown, ohio, which is where i'm from. to exploit bigger scenes about america, increasing polarization, lack of trust in government and how that has progressed. it is pretty pessimistic. but i do think that it will be interesting. >> let us know what you are reading this summer. tweet us at booktv. post on her facebook page, or send us an e-mail at booktv at c-span.org. >> we have more coverage every weekend on booktv. along with our schedule, see our programs every week at booktv.org, join our online book club as we feature a current bestseller each month. follows on facebook and twitter. .. he's the man responsible for sending me to washington in 1999. and also to belfast and jerusalem as well. charles written the authorized biography of margaret thatcher. it takes her from her tboirt possibly her finest moments in

egypt's begins reworking its constitution after another week of deadly strife between the packers and the opponents of the deposed islamist president mohamed morsi. and turkey allegedly led to israel use one of its military bases for a recent attack on syria that's according to our chief source but anchor of firmly denies that plane.

he promised to wear a 9ers jersey for a week in the packers lost.didn't. >> if you make a bet and lose, you have to pay the piper. >>> coming up, an update to breaking news for you. a baby sadly found dead inside a home in san jose. we'll tell you about the details on this place investigation coming up next. >>> campbell cyclists run down by a runaway driver. what they say that driver did to disguise their identity seconds after impact. >>> as the new day begins in san jose, taking a live look, what a beautiful start. san bruno, mostly cloudy conditions. we've got showers. we've got fog and we have thunderstorms, tracking it all for you in three minutes with your seven-day forecast. >>> we have traffic tuesday combining with the weather conditions. we're watching the slowdowns and the effect of that weather. also have a crash on the east bay. that's presenting quite a problem for folks on the nimitz. we'll show you where coming up. >>> we have monitoring outside st. mary's hospital in london this morning, where kate and william and their new bouncin

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he is however a green bay packer fan but we will forgive him because they lost. >> you should be very happy. you won. >> next to him is richard carranza and the superintendent of san francisco unified, just started in the summer of july. prior to that he was the deputy superintendent of innovation and social justice. [applause] next to richard is nancy o'malley, district attorney for alameda county. she was appointed in 2009 and elected in 2010 and has an amazing background dealing dealing with violence against women and domestic violence, elder abuse, child abuse and threat management. she's a wonderful addition to our panel so thank you nancy. [applause] next to nancy is tony smith who i loved his biobest of all and started he's an oakland resident and parent of students in oakland public schools. he was -- became the superintendent in 2009. he's a local boy including university of california berkeley background where he was captain of the football team and he did not include this in the biobut i know it and he wrote his under graduate thesis on emily dickon son so he's kind of a re

egypt is rocked by deadly clashes between packers and opponents of the ousted leader mohamed morsi as russia's president putin warns against an escalation into an all out civil war. and also this week with no sign of a letter from the guantanamo bay hunger strike now into its six month prison guards are resorting to new harsh techniques to end the standoff. live from moscow just after one am in now it's kevin i am with you watching r.t. and a program called the weekly first than three blasted american countries have said they're ready to grant asylum to edward snowden the leaders of bolivia venezuela and nicaragua are offering a helping hand to the man who exposed the u.s. government's global surveillance web washington's aggressive pursuit of the whistle blows prompted those leaders to rally around the former n.s.a. contractor he's innocent. i think snowden tsonga spices up with a latin american twist a glimmer of hope after living in limbo for weeks then as well nicaragua and bolivia offered the n.s.a. leaker asylum after the european countries rejected his official request for most

. >> george packer intertwines the lives of three americans. that's tonight at 8:00 on "q&a." is scheduled to meet to discuss proposed changes to the filibuster of executive nominees. democrats said republicans are using the filibuster to block many upper the obama's nominees. these include the consumer administrator, and the import/export bank. senator hatch and senator klobuchar talked about this issue. >> i continue to vote against the filibusters. a a principal -- it is principal. whoever the president may be, should have the full choice of who they put on the bench. unless there is some over well- being reasons somebody should -- overwhelming reason somebody should not be on the bench. it would be asaid disaster for the senate, it would destroy the second. harry reid made all kinds of comments like that. now they are using that as we go to an immigration bill. when put in a farm bill. a water bill. when you put it through 1500 nominations. only 4 were defeated. what is the problem here? >> the president should have the right to put their team out there. have a few nominee

another seven patients were taken to lucielle packered children hospital and they are all listed in good condition. >>> more details now, bay area hospitals say they need blood for the crash victims surgeries and replace the blood used yesterday during the initial emergency. and to donate we put the numbers up on your screen. you can call 1-800-red-cross or 888-339-give. or go to the sfo plane crash link that you will find on our website. >>> three of the four run ways at sfo are back in operation allowing more planes to take off and land. >> but the airport is far from back to normal. >> reporter: the situation out here at sfo departing flights, it's changed pretty dramatically in the nine or so hours we've been here. earlier this afternoon it was very frustrating for a lot of people but i just ran inside and i found lines were actually pretty short and things were actually moving fairly quickly. i spoke to one tickets agent and she told me it's actually slower than she expects for this time of night for a typical sunday. again if we can rewind back to two -- 2:00 or 3:00 in the afterno

egypt's begins reworking its constitution after another week of deadly strife between the packers and the opponents of the deposed islamist president mohamed morsi. and turkey allegedly led to israel use one of its military bases for a recent attack on syria that's according to our chief source but anger of firmly denies that playing. into tuning in this hour we're watching the weekly right here on our t.v. with me you see catherine of thousands have been gathering all week in cities across the united states to protest the acquittal of george zimmerman and now this is after a court found him not guilty of murder when he shot dead the only armed black teenager trayvon martin the ruling had set off a nationwide debate on racial hatred as our washington correspondent got interest account reports we've seen protests in dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the doors remembering people took to the streets demonstrating at courthouses and police stations throughout the country demanding justice for trayvon martin the seventeen year old black man who was s

lucielle packered children's hospital has discharged all of its patients. >>> one of the airports four runways remains closed and will stay that way in the the national transport safety board removes the wreckage. flights arriving faced delays of an hour to an hour and a half and at least 100 flights were cancelled. >> i said there's going to be a delay. there's still going to be there, so came and just sat in line and waited and then they said sorry that flight has been cancelled. >> reporter: if you have a flight in the coming days or need to meet one, officials advise that you check with your airline ahead of time. >>> a pilot details the dangerous of flying low and slow. the basic mistake he says may be behind the asiana airline's crash. >> heading toward a warm up. how high you can expect temperatures to get in the area where you live tomorrow. >>> and in just two minutes, the foggy future of the bay bridge. >> they can't i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a

a lot of produce packers are doing the supermodel appach.oks really good on one side but without makeup it doesn't look so attractive. we see this with things like grapefruits, the bag actually mimics the color of the product inside. it makes it look beautiful, blemish free, delicious. but when you flip the side, you see the clear plastic and then you can see the warts d all. yohave to look at both sides of this story to find out what you are getting. gerri: love it. ll people to read the package. >> don't be seduced by pretty packaging. don't look for blaring claims. read the details on the ingredients and don't fall for a pretty face. gerri: it is always good to see you. thank you very much. gerri: bad credit can keep you from buying a home or getting a job. what causes bad credit and how you can fix it. we will be right back. ♪you fill up my senses ♪li a night in a forest ♪like the mountains in springtime♪ ♪like a walk in the rain ♪like a stormn the desert ♪like a sleepy blue ocean ♪you fill up my senses ♪come fill me again ♪come let me l

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lucielle packered children's hospital has discharged all of its patients. >>> one of the airports four runways remains closed and will stay that way in the the national transport safety board removes the wreckage. flights arriving faced delays of an hour to an hour and a half and at least 100 flights were cancelled. >> i said there's gointo be a delay. there's still going to be there, so came and just sat in line and waited and then they said sorry that flight has been cancelled. >> reporter: if you have a flight in the coming days or need to meet one, officials advise that you check with your airline ahead of time. >>> a pilot details the dangerous of flying low and slow. the basic mistake he says may be behind the asiana airline's crash. >> heading toward a warm up. how high you can expect temperatures to get in the area where you live tomorrow. >>> and in just two minutes, the foggy future of the bay bridge. >> they can't tell us if it's safe. much less how safe it is. that's a failure. >> how long it could be before it finally opens. >>> smoke from a wildfire closed a stretch of hi

that angered his friend packers quarterback rodgers.rs always came to brawn defense in the past. and now he feels betrayed. >> i was shocked i really was. just like i know many of you were. i was backing up a friend. who looked me in the eye on multiple occasion and repeatedly denied these allegations. doesn't feel great being lied to like that and i'm disappointed about the way it all went down. >> today the pack 12 had media day in culver city. bay area one team on top and other rebuild. stanford coming off pack 12 championship. and rose bell win. if the pom pom out here. this is cal first year with new head coach dike. cardinal front 7. key to the success last year led by lane pwaeshing. punish the other team offense is the goal. >> more than figure we parade ourselves on being physical. being aggressive and so our our offense builds the characteristic going up against them every single day. we do what we did and impose our will on opposing 0fichbilitys everybody is on the same page with the new staff. coaching staff is working extre

and right now for us that's the green bay packers.nd the creek don't rise, we'll get to that one. >> harbaugh full of cliches. people think my job is easy. how am i supposed to break a story when a coach gives you nothing to talk about? >> oh, he usually gives good sound bites. but you can run that weeks from now and you won't be able to tell the difference. >> absolutely. i think i'll call in sick one day and just do that. act like i got fresh sound for you. >> once we get into the season, that'll change up. thanks, henry. >>> still to come, it's already catching criminals across the bay area. how cloud technology is putting crime fighting power into your own hands. >>> and supportive shopping. how brides to be are getting a deal on their dresses and helping fight cancer all at the same time. ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. >>> it's a wedding gown sale that benefits cancer patients and a great way to get a deal on a designer dress. brid

what's happening with the packers' camp.hat's how all the political reporters are, policy, don't make us talk about policy. i know we're in 2013, but we have to get back to the horse race. >> the whole purpose of the horse race is so you pick the right person for the friggin' policies. it's something that we never talk about. >> cenk: i'm imagining politico writing an article now, who has a better policy, biden or clinton. >> i got to go with cenk on this one. because you know, whatever hot mess they end up putting up against hick, tha hillary clintt campaign will look like a fireworks against a nuclear rather detonation. >> and by the way, don't count out elizabeth warren on the democratic side. she can obama hillary clinton. everybody thinks they're making the movies, the mini series fo for 2016. hold the presses for a second. elizabeth warren is a real progressive. she comes at hillary clinton from the left, watch out. >> understood, but as you said, they're starting to exclude, she had to run for office. >> if go back to

all of the victims that were treated at lucielle packered have been released. >> i was able to talk to some of the young kids thatted had some injuries that need attention but they were in a talkative mood. they were happy to see the mayor there. >> the player said he did not want to disturb people with more serious injuries. he also gave thanks to doctors and nurses who came to work in droves to help after that crash. >>> nancy pelosi thanked the fearless response of rescue crews. pelosi also expressed grief for those two teenage victims. >> indeed we know that no words can console their loved ones today. all of san francisco shares in their shocking grief. we will do everything we can do to care for those affected and their families. >> pelosi says after the ntsb investigation is needed she will work with sfo and the ntsb to make sure nothing like this happens again. >>> passengers can expect to see delays of about 90 minutes. as of one hour ago, more than 120 flights have been cancelled today at sfo. the runway is expected to remain closed for at least the next few days as the ntsb

next, "q&a" with journalist and author george packer.ashington journal" wide with your calls. -- live with your calls. ♪ this week on "q&a," journalist and author george packer discusses his latest book >> george packer, when you look at the cover of your book, what's the purpose of the flag? >> that's a photograph of the van parked in somebody's front yard in rural virginia. a photographer happened to be walking past and noticed that the flag painted on this white van was starting to rust and thought it was a striking image and asked the owner if he could take a picture. and it looked -- it's a piece of folk art and the book comes out of the heartland coming out of the experience of ordinary americans. a flag in battered shape but it's a flag. i thought it was interesting for the cover. >> when did you decide on the title and why? >> i was visiting the homestead of r.j. reynolds with dean price, one of the main characters in the book. and we were standing there looking at all of the fallowed farmland in that part of the country that use

-50's in san francisco from forest hill at 51 to 56 at portrero hill and ferry building is 55 and packer city, is 55, and richmond doing that, too, along with american canyon and belmont and 58 in union city and saratoga, and walnut creek and pleasanton is 56 and petaluma is 53 degrees. here is what will happen today, the next 12 hours, we are starting off gray, a little drizzle at the coast and in the mid-to-upper 50's through condition, hazy sunshine dominates the neighborhood and our coolest temperatures at 4:00 all across the board are short average if this time of the year and 60 at the coast to 80 inland and grab a jacket by 7:00 we are in the mid-50's to low 70's and falling rapidly when the sun angle gets lower by 8:00. fast forward to the next three days we will tack about what will happen, temperatures will drop a degree or two tomorrow and will jump two or four degrees on friday and hold steady through saturday and last through the weekend. >> i have some answers. we have report of a brushfire in this area pot chicago highway we have the fire department headed out there to che

. >> george packer intertwines the struggles of three americans whose american way of life has failed them, tonight at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> next it is "washington journal." elise viebeck joins us to discuss the healthcare law. after that, dean clancy of lodesm works and lori continue the conversation, debating the advantages and disadvantages of delaying its implementation. then former ambassador to morocco marc ginsberg discusses recent events in egypt and the u.s. response so far. ♪ good morning. it is sunday, july 14th, 2013. you will spend the first 45 minutes or so looking at items thehe majors -- in newsprint late last night in sanford, florida, the jury found george zimmerman not guilty of manslaughter and murder charges in the shooting death of trayvon martin. we will read stories and comments on that. we will spend the first 45 minutes on a question about immigration. we are asking you about economic growth rate how important is immigration reform to economic

visit alpacker.com before you buy price packer. back to you. >>> maryland's medical community is fighting back against what they call devastating cuts to fund new research, as well as medicine to treat common and rare illnesses. wjz is live. investigator mike hegren reports on the impact. meesh? >> reporter: and josica, this is about-- jessica, this is about sequestration, the federal budget cuts. some believe it is necessary. but others say the overall cost will end up being far more. >> reporter: researchers are working around the clock to make breakthroughs in the treatment of everything from cancer to the flu. breakthroughs that save lives. but in maryland, 23-d funding to continue that has been slashed by millions of dollars at johns hopkins and by almost $2 billion at the national institutes of health. angering joel maldo nado. a stroke survivor who says that research is what saved his life. >> i don't know what these people are thinking. >> reporter: the experts warn, continuing losses that big can stall the advancement on c

in other places in north carolina they're looking for meat packers.a they're looking for people in the hospitality industry so they get a pass. but the congressional black caucus, frankly, and now "essence" magazine have been the only ones that's talk about immigration in the context of people of african decent. >> and the sacrifices that have been made. it has been widely hailed because it got through the senate with large bipartisan support but at the end of the day, concessions were made and were looking towards the house. the question is where does it go from there? >> well, it is an imperfect bill. it has flaws in it. it was the subject of difficult political compromises in the senate. one thing that comes in to play in the house is the voice of the congressional black caucus. what that means is, people like evette clark, charlie wrangle, people from new york, south africa, that's their constituency. no bill can get through the house of representatives without the strong support of the cbc and a broad coalition. let me say this -- the civil right

and one of those who believed in ryan braun was the packers quarterback ryan rogers who actually bet entire salary for this year if braun was juicing. aaron rogers might miss that 10 million bucks. shep? >> shepard: who is next, arod? >> yeah, i mean alex rodriguez is the top of the list. the evidence against arod is actually a lot stronger, a lot stronger than of that of ryan braun. his suspension might even be worse. 30 other players could also be involved. all connected to buy owe genesis, which is a florida antiaging clinic. the founder of that collin clinic, this man anthony bausch has agreed to cooperate with major league baseball. analysts believe baseball is trying to get to the bottom of this. listen. >> alex rodriguez, of course, has done some remarkable things on the field. so, for baseball to go after these guys and go after them because it felt that there was significant evidence against them, that does speak volumes. and it does show that there is no one immune, no one safe from the testing. no one safe from investigations. and that baseball will pursue these matters to

. >> george packer's book has been called the unwinding. an inner history of the new america. thank you very much. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] 3] for a dvd copy of this 662-7726.all 1877- for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this qanda.org.sit us at >> up next, is "washington phonel" live with your calls. harry reid discussing proposed changes to senate rules. >> earlier someone touched upon the idea that women could not really predict their role in entering into the white house. i did find one political observer who commented on the election that mary started with mr. lincoln when he was a poor young man and with no more idea of being called to the presidency than being called a cannibal. however, i try to lay out in my book an educated guess that he would not have let a little thing like human sacrifice, between her and her goal because she was a very determined woman. she did talk about mr. lincoln's role perhaps of entering the white house. she was someone w

get your packers tickets. that's it for "special report" tonight. bret is back on monday.ill hemmer, good night from washington have. a terrific weekend, everybody. see you on monday from new york. >> harris: this is the fox report. tonight, why did president obama give a speech and talk about race for 19 minutes in a pop-up visit with reporters? wide reaction at this hour to his comments. and the man who leaked photographs of the suspected boston bomber now in trouble with his employer. he said he wanted to show the world the accused marathon bomber is no rock star. now a massachusetts police sergeant is on leave and under investigation. also, a congressman claims the government is telling survivors of the benghazi terror attack to keep quie

the packers acquired 160 million credit and debit card numbers from 2005 to 2012 and sold them to resellers and it's a name fit for a future king. his royal highness, george alexander louis. historians say that william and kate's choice reflects the baby's royal ancestors, but stephen colbert has his own theory. >> as a royal watcher, i know that will and kate are huge fans of seinfeld, and clearly named the baby for george costanza who's played by jason alexander and julia louis-dreyfuss. very popular show. because just like seinfeld, the english royal family is really about nothing. >> oh, no, it isn't. and that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." thanks for being with us. follow the show online and on twitter @mitchellreports. tamron hall has a look at what's next. >>> texas attorney general hitting back after eric holder announces that the obama administration plans to take on texas in the battle over voting rights. pete williams will break down what the justice department can do after the supreme court struck down the most powerful portion of the voting rights

george packer, we discussed the book he's written about the inner history of the new america. it writes this in part, no one can say when the unwinding began when the coil that held americans together in its secure and sometimes stifling grip first gave way. like any great change, the unwinding began in countless ways at some moment the country crossed the line and it became irretrievably different. you watched structures that had been in place before your birth collapse, like pillars of salt across the vast visible landscape. you think about this concept of whether this is american decline or something much more temporary and narrow. >> neither. it's not american decline. it's class. we've had a lot of discussion about race on the show today. to me the class divide is greater than the education divide. you're not seeing decline, you've got intact family structures, rising incomes, you're fine. if you're in the lesser class, you're seeing collapsing social structures, 70% of african-american kids born out of wedlock, high percent of poor white kids. you see this collapse of or

george packer, we discussed the book he's written called "the unwinding and inner history of the new." and he writes this, in part. no one can say when the unwinding began, when the coil that held americans together in its secure and sometimes stifling grip first gave way. like any great change, the unwinding began countless times, countless ways and at some moment the country always the same country crossed a lane and became different. if you were born around 1960 or afterward, you would spend your adult life in the vertigo of that unwinding. you watched structures that had been in place before your birth collapse like pillars of salt across the vast visible landscape. you think a lot about this concept of whether this is american decline or if this is something much more temporary and narrow. >> these are -- it's not american decline. it's class. we've had a lot of discussion about race on the show today. to me the class divide is bigger than the race divide. if you're in the educated class, college-educated communities, you're not seeing decline. you've got family structures, risi

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. >> george packer intertwines the struggles of three americans &a.day at 8:00 on c-span's q >> some insist upon the idea that women could not predict the role in entering into the white house, but i found one observer who commented at the 186 or oh election that started with mr. lincoln when he was a poor young man. -- at the 1860 election that started with mr. lincoln when he was a poor young man. mary lincoln was a determined woman she -- determined woman. she talked about mr. lincoln's role of entering the white house. she was a true political partner. >> as we continue our conversations on first ladies, we hear about the role of the first lady and how it has changed with the nation monday night on c-span. >> at the pentagon, the head of the u.s. >> good morning. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for being here this morning. this is his third time here in the briefing room. he would make brief opening remarks and then open the floor to questions. please help him out by mentioning your name in who you are with. >> good morning. thank you for taking a few minutes to spe