the patriarch called the putin area a miracle from god. >> we need each other because patriarch and churcho give putin an additional, additional authority. and patriarch church needs state because of the participating in political life. >> under this patronage the church has influence is strengthening flexing both hard and soft power using laws that criminal eyes religious freedom. leaders had a production that banned symbols. the theater's director was fired. in august certificate seriphma's journey tells the wartime story of a girl's conversion. and then vladimir himself a controversial 24-meter statue taking shape. a powerful church-sponsored symbol of unity of orthodox christianity and the state. >> prince vladimir intines two sides. on one side he is a saint and baptizer of russia. on the other hand he is a prince collector of lands. he unified two lives, a spiritual life and governmental military life. >> so a statue to a collector of lands who happened to be chris christened on crimea's rocky shores. this easter putin thanks the orthodox church for boosting patriotism, a sign's retu

and patriarchs and church need state because the participating political life. >> under this patronagehe church has influence is strengthening, flexing hard and soft power using a recent law criminalizing an opera production. the theater's director was fired. this suggest seraphima animation is a collaboration between the ministry of culture and russian orthodox fund that tells the wartime story of a young girl's spiritual conversion. then there is this vladimir himself, a vast and controversial 24-meter statue taking shape in a workshop. a powerful church sponsored symbol of the unity of orthodox christianity and the state. prince vladimir combines two sides. on one side he is a saint and on the other hand he is a prince, collector of lands. he unified two lives, a spiritual life and a governmental military life. >> so a statue to a collector of lands who happened to be christened on crimea's rocky shores built during the leadership of the man who collected crimea and returned it to russian rule. this easter putin thanks the orthodox church for boosts patriotism, a sign he's returning

. >> we need each other because patriarch gives putin additional authority, yes. and patriarchs and church needs state because of they participate in political life. >> the church has been flexing both hard and soft power using a recent law which criminalized "fending religious feelling orthodox leaders had a production banned for desecrating religious symbols. the theater's director was fired fired. an animation, a collaboration between russian culture and orthodox funds that tells the story of a young girl's spiritual conversion. and a powerful symbol of the unity of the orthodox christianity and the state. >> vladimir is a saint and baptizer of russia. on the other hand he is a prince collector of lands. he unified two lives, a spiritual life and a governmental military life. >> so a statue to to collector of lands who happened to be christened on crimea's rocky stores shores. >> a sign that he's returning russia to an age old model where kremlin and church work together to shore up state power. >> it is impossible to divide russia and orthodox christianty. i d

. >>> the senate failed to pass an extension of the pratt act -- patry at -- patriarch a at act. >> several antiterrorism action is no longer in act. they could not come to an agreement before midnight. rand paul who called the act an invasion of privacy. are we going to blindly give up our freedom, are we going to say take it? i'm not going to take it any more. i don't think the american people are going to take it any more. >> because of the failure to act the na security agency lost the ability to collect phone records in bulk. >> we're here staring down the barrel of another manufactured crisis that threatens our national security. it may only be temporary as they are expected to pass the freedom act. it will end the data collection in the current form, it would allow the collection on a case by case basis. >> it strikes a critical balance. that doesn't mean the senate should the opportunity to make changes to it. >> the senate will continue debate this afternoon. the white house is urging senators to quickly in passing the bill. >>> a memorial grows for a 6- year-old girl who's burned

dick van patten who played patriarch tom bradford in "eight is enough" from 1977 to 1981.it was his best known role in a lifetime of acting that included broadway the early days of television and big screen including a string of mel brooks movies. remembered for his gentle comedy he was also an animal lover and serious poker player. dick van patten was 86. >>> tom brady fans today spending hours making an appeal under oath to nfl commissioner roger goodell at league headquarters in new york. as brady tries to get his four-game suspension over deflategate overturned. no word on what brady said or any new evidence he may have presented to make his case. >>> a recall to warn you about over potential e. coli contamination in bottled water. it affects 14 brands of spring water produced by two niagara bottling plants in pennsylvania. it's sold mostly as generic or store brand labels like 7-eleven, shop rite, and wegman's. it's only a precaution because tests show no evidence of leukemia contamination of any kind in the water delivered to the plant or their finished products. >>>

complicated -- the lee family controls the samsung group through a group of shareholders at last year, the patriarch suffered a heart attack triggering a transfer of leadership to the sun and he is restructuring his family's holdings. one move was to fold samsung us tnt back into its company and that is what paul singer is fighting against. he says it's not in the mood -- not a move for other shareholders and the prize everyone is after is a stake in samsung elect tronics. -- samsung electronics. coming up, apple music is here and it's competitors are speaking out. rhapsody's ceo and pandora's bounder are here next. and poking fun at russia's military might over we chat. ♪ brad: unicorns -- we keep spotting them. today, it's a grocery delivery company that has raised 135 million dollars and a $2 billion valuation. >> we are investing in our film and infrastructure and supply chain to allow us to get fresher food at better prices and allow people to cook it at home. brad: this company delivers fresh ingredients to your home. everything is measured out so you waste less food. >> we are designing a sup

the patriarch of viacom sumner redstone, "vanity fair" had a huge piece on it, there's concern wherey be getting old and may be gone someday soon, what does that do for a stock's value? >> well, the real issue is philippe doman who runs the company. i know they have estate overhang and plans, i can't weed that out. from a pure fundamental standpoint, nine times enterprise value, they generate well over a billion a year in free cash, high return on equity. in the biggest concern is if people unbundle cable. that's what's holding the stock back. it's not a must have channel like espn, they have 70% revenue blocked with the mso for three years, i don't think it's as big a deal as people think. liz: scott, everybody needs to go on lizclaman.com, we've had so much breaking news. scott black of delphi. extend over to david asman and melissa francis. melissa: a pair of bomb threats clearing out the white house and the capitol. what is going on in washington? talk to james rosen, he was the last guy out door at time of the threat. david: the obama administration may have found a way to help

. >> they need each other because patriarch and church gives putin additional authority additional legitimatecyyes. and under this patronage the church's influence is strengthening using recent law which is criminalized offending religious feeling orthodox leaders had an opera production banned for desecrating religious symbols. the theater's director was fired. >> this august seraphima's extraordinary journey hits russian cinemas. russian cinema. it tells the wartime story of of young girl's spiritual conversion. and then there is this, a statue taking shape in the workshop. a powerful church sponsored symbol of the unity of orthodox christianity in the state. >> principles vladimir combines two side. on one side he is a saint and baptizer of russia. on the other side he's' prince and collector of lands. he unified two lives, a spiritual life and governmental, military life. >> so a statue to a collector of lives who happennenned to be christened on crimea's rocky shores. putin thanks the orthodox church for boosting patriotism, a sign that's bringing russia to an age-old model where kremlin a

some is starkly patriarchal and misogynist. some has to do with fear about safety with a sort of confused idea about what protection is. i sometimes think that the two words, protection and security, get people into more trouble than almost any other that we -- that behavior can go badly awry when those are paramount approaches and i think we can see that in places like afghanistan but we can seal it in our own society as well. so it's in that sense that i would say that there is support or otherwise jamil's work would not have expanded into now 22 provinces of afghanistan. and the way that she does it, she makes sure that people understand the benefits, not just for the woman as an individual apart from her community but as a member of her community as a member of her family, and the way i've understood their work that's been an important aspect of it. >> your good question about peace talks. i just caution that we not put too much into what is going on. these are talks about talks. this is note first time the taliban have ind

. >> among the victims, a coach and a patriarch described by her family.oo early." >>> good morning. it's friday june 19th. i'm ayman. we begin in charleston south carolina where the suspect charged with killing nine at a historic african-american church is in custody a man hunt aided by pure luck led local and law enforcement officials to find dylann roof. after waiving expedition he was flown back to south carolina in shackles. roof is accused of going to emanuel ame church sitting in an hour before killing nine people including some of the most senior members. let's goes to david wagner in charms charleston.

lefrment and an incredible lack of professional development for our kurntd staff to move from the patriarchs to a service approach who've 345u67bd or maventd a lot of capacity development over the last 5 years but remnants of a model i want to or be direct i'm concerned when i hear about increasing staffing and do not want to point out we don't need more people but better trained as we're training the people that is going to result in us being able to address some of the staffing concerns but i couldn't g we're really about 3 years into that kind of staffing shift and a cultural shift we're taking on in the district the belief that every student that walks into a classroom is a general education student that happens to have an i e p that's a big shift i'm not trying to be disrespect i'm keeping it real keeping it real that's a shift in the district there are places not every student is treat as a general education stated first that's part of the capacity we're undertaking the board of education will see coming from the staff in the fall a proposal to have phase 2 of our evaluation our audit

. >> the greek orthodox patriarch of america told mourners the tragedy is unexplainable. >>> a messagefrom the family of a 31 year old man accused of slaughtering his neighbors as they slept on mothers day. scott broom is in rockville after the man accused of killing richard and julie annapolis made his first appearance in a maryland courtroom. scott? >> reporter: he did. that suspect is 31 year old scott who grew up and continued to live just a few doors down from the beloved neighbors, he is acused of killing those neighbors were in their 60s today that made his first court appearance in maryland and he was denied bail on the strength of what the prosecutor john mccarthy said is very compelling evidence. his lawyers said the suspects family is also a big part of this tragedy. >> the very idea of death in this manner is in comprehensive. >> the parents of the suspect had just retired a week before the shocking double murder of neighbors richard and julie annapolis. they retired from government health research jobs left the morning of the murders on a family cruise to alaska to celebra

. >> reporter: patriarch and matriarch of tlc's 19 kid and counting appeared on "fox news" kelly file to address the scandal. josh doug eras a teenager fondled five young girls. >> this was not rape or anything like that, this was like touching somebody over their clothes, couple instant dents but it was a few seconds and then he was crying and told us what happen. >> reporter: jim bob and michelle douger said it kept happening. >> we said we have got to send him out of the home. he hads got to go. >> reporter: douger's explained mess of the victims were family members. >> four of the victims were josh's sisters. it is hard to say even out loud. i think for some fans this will sound like a really significant apology but to many people this was minimizing something that was very horrific. >> reporter: scandal came to light in juvenile record released to a tabloid magazine. yesterday jim bob says there hasn't been more attention focused on that leak. he said information was released illegally violating the privacy of the victims. andrew spencer for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> our time

personal piece, probably belong to go a family member, maybe somebody in the family painted it, this is patriarch for family member. >> reporter: we asked around the beach town but people are baffle. >> i want to know what it is all about yeah, why it is happening and where it is from and who it belongs to. >> reporter: yes. >> very strange, never heard of anything like it. be in necessary where it belongs. >> reporter: police say because sculpture is found in the middle of the boardwalk with no other items they said it was ditched after a burglary, stolen from somebody's vacation home in the off season. >> we're hoping that somebody coming into june now that people coming home, coming to visit their second homes in the summer, somebody will realize that this is missing as soon as they walk in. >> reporter: if you lost your head or know someone who has please call vent are in police. in ventnor, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> somebody will recognize that. >> telling mystery. >> wonderful if who wouldn't want that in their home. >> that looks like you chris may. >> he has better hair tha

probably belonging to a family member maybe somebody in the family painted it this is patriarch for a family member. >> police believe since the skull which are was found in the middle of the boardwalk with no other items it was probably ditched after a burglary stolen from someone's vacation home during the off season. >>> the dramatic story of the miracle on the hudson is coming to the big screen. clint eastwood will direct bio pick of captain chesley sullenberger will tell the story of how he safely landed disabled u.s. airways plane on the hudson river in january of 2009 saving everyone on board. the film promise toes explore behind the scenes drama that could have caused sully his reputation and his wings. there was no title for that film as of now. >>> when it comes to work experts say you should stand up for your health. medical researchers have long warned prolonged sitting in office chairs is dangerous. we know this. it's associated with hire risk of heart disease obesity and cancer. those researchers now say you should stand move and take breaks for at least two out of your

>> that is not sensitive they are the founders the founding fathers is patriarchal. >> but they werell men but we don't want to say that. >> note we do not. they thought there was the language cop over their shoulder. >> i just keep my mouth shut. >> when people become offended we invent new words john: only one woman did not >> does it concern you that you might be offending people? >> the truth hurts but pc puts it underground. >> battle have sympathy from someone he refrains from using the word because he is afraid of their people will get mad the way we tell students to have thicker skin but not be traumatized by the language may need to tell speakers they need to have thicker skins in not being worried about being yelled at for using the o wrong word. john: lawbreaker is not okay. fender and ex convicts were called returning citizens an executive order from the mayor of philadelphia. >> according to the campaign that is responsible for there is a correlation between the use of words like illegal and the increase of hate crimes against latinos and america. john: so that cause cri

. >> but can they fulfill the patrio patriarchs dying

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the affection is mutual, the patriarch called the putiner the putputin era miracle from god. >> the church needs the state because the participating political life. >> under this patronage the church's influence is strengthening, flexing both hard and soft power using law that would criminalized religious feeling. the theaters director was fired. this august saraphima will hit cinemas. it tells the story of a young girl's spiritual conversion. then there is this, the vast and controversial 24-meter statue taking place in the workshop. a powerful church-sponserred symbol of the unity of orthodox christianity in the state. prince vladimir combines two sides. on one side he is a saint and on the other hand he's a prince collector of lands. he union need two lives, a spiritual life and governmental governmental-military life. >> so a statue to a collector to lands who happened to be christened on crimea's rocky shores built during the leadership who collected the land. this is a sign that he's returning russia to an age-old motel where kremlin and church worked together to shore up state power

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struggles, it's a patriarchal society, there has been a push, that's never reached parliament. you said if it's muslim. you say that's turkey. >> in terms of the gay pride parade and the numbers that came out. the fact that it's not illegal in turkey is progress. turkey wanting to be a member - they are talking about the country beak in the top 10 economies and playing a big part in global politics they have to rethink their stance not just on l.g.b.t., but human right. >> thank you so much from the world policy institute >>> a surprise appearance today by vice president joe biden. the vice president attended worship services at the emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston south carolina and sold the congregation that he came back because he wanted to show solidarity with the church and families killed there. he received a standing ovation. after a scripture reading. he was in charleston on friday for the funeral of pastor clementa pinckney >>> five people have been arrested after a concert stage erupted in flames. more than 500 were injured at the park. officials say those arrested

of expected that pope ry to appeal to this today possibly pushing for a meeting with the russian patriarch would be a really historic moment and first step towards reconciliation of the eastern and western churches. a rift that has existed for a thousand years. jon: in the next hour road rage in the streets of hollywood and one driver nearly gets mode over. the search is on to identify these traffic brawlers. also -- ♪ >> i assign 500 cases a week. none of it from a textbook. articles are scanned, distributed and printed as needed. >> document solutions helps you capture and distribute what matters. >> let's hope they read them. jon: we will see you back here in an hour. jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ ♪ a. harris: hello, everyone. this is harris faulkner. we have sandra smith and we saw montgomery, kennedy. welcome back. andrea tantaros is here with us as well. and we have some news. the co-author of a new book today end of discussion. how be outraged industry shuts down and makes america less free and fun. this is the fun part that we are concentrating on. >> thank you for plugg

. >> reporter: the patriarch of the hogueland family larry, was a leader in their church and a professional photographer who can be heard off camera. >> hold still. >> reporter: gently directing his children through these precious kodak moments. >> that's good. keep going. >> i remember getting sick of it. because i just wanted to have fun and we had to pause and take a picture, which kind of got annoying after a while. but looking back nice to see the pictures i guess. >> reporter: the mom, connie loved being with her kids so much that as they grew older she found a job taking care of toddlers at this day care home. but in 2010 as connie was leaving her job for the day, her life and family were quite literally blown apart. >> a thunderous explosion rocks an east county neighborhood. >> the first thing i said to myself when i heard the explosion was, oh, my goodness what was that? >> reporter: teddy williams is the owner of the day care home. >> so i ran out the gate. i come to this point, and i saw -- because connie's car is rolling at full speed and smacked into my van. i ran around her t

he was the patriarch of your remarkable family. >> my granddaddy he was a great man. he was hard working, self-made, heavily involved in the community. he was really a giver. and he was very, very strong. very strong. we're very proud of him. >> it's clear that he's strong. i should let people know i spoke with you before this broadcast began, and i'm absolutely impressed at your remarkable strength and composure to be here today to talk to me. daniel jr., your father as your daughter was saying very strong man, a war veteran as well serving in vietnam. in fact, awarded a purple heart after being wounded there. what led him to join the ministry? >> what led him was his love and his passion, his desire to serve others. and to be a part to impact someone else's life that did not have the opportunities to live or to have life. and without faith, you know the great thing about it is is jesus. it's love. he enjoyed giving. >> and he would be proud of you for sure. i know that your church reopened today. how important is that step to you, to your family the church family? a

in terms of the role that it plays in social and cultural life is very important and the patriarch ofchurch is a personal friend of pope francis because prior to this assignment, he was the head of the greek catholic community in argentina. and became a close personal friend of the future pope there. certainly i think it is reasonable to believe that pope francis will raise this issue with vladimir putin and try to press him on it. but as you indicate, there are relatively few forces that to date have appeared to have much impact on putin's decision making. i suppose it remains to be seen whether pope francis is going to make any real difference. although it probably should be said that he is one of the few world leaders with which putin has had a constructive relationship prior to this point on a variety of issues from syria to christians in the middle east to cuba. pope francis and putin have actually found ways to do business with one another. perhaps pope francis can draw on some of that in his session with putin tomorrow. >> i'm curious to see how much diplomatic influence pope

. >> reporter: and it was no great surprise when the family patriarch, seymour durst, chose bob's younger brother douglas to run the family business. >> did he really think, up until the point where douglas was picked, that -- that he had a shot at it? >> he was groomed for it. that was supposed to be his -- his job. he was upset. it had a devastating effect on bob. >> reporter: and that is when the little known and reclusive bob durst went off on his own, to embark on a strange new life. what we wanted to know is how and why trouble seemed to be his traveling companion. >>> when we return, more mysteries and more questions for robert durst, and a peek at his new life on the lost coast. >> hanging out at a homeless shelter/soup kitchen -- >> reporter: wait a minute, he bought a house, he hangs out at a homeless shelter? doesn't it seem like the wireless world today could use a smile? at cricket wireless, we think so. that's why prices for our plans are all in taxes and fees included. and we've got more 4g lte coverage nationwide than t- mobile or sprint. it's what makes cricket the happie

he seems to be the patriarch.he one who actually came out and explained that it wasn't a direct gun gift but it was money given to dylan for his birthday and then dylan went and bought this gun knowingly or unknowingly of the family. that's where that kind of thing gets in. and we also know that his parents are separated and we don't know what kind of contact there is there, ashleigh. >> well, drew, that's incredible reporting. do keep us posted if you find out additional details of this extremely perplexing person and from whence he came. drew griffin live in columbia. i want to go to charleston, south carolina, now, to the naacp headquarters where the news conference is getting under way. i want to let you know as they prepare for their statement, we are expecting the chief speaker of this news conference will be the reverend cornell williams brooks, the naacp president and ceo nationally. >> i want to thank you for standing in this heat and waiting on us, we appreciate your presence, we're excited that we do ha

. >> reporter: patriarch and matriarch of the 19 kid and count ago period on "fox news" kelly file toddress the scandal. josh doug eras a teenager fondled five young girls. >> this was not rape or anything like that, this was like, touching somebody over their a clothes there were a couple incidents where they touched under the clothes but it was a few seconds and then he came and was crying and told us what was happening. >> reporter: they say it just kept happening. >> devastated and we said we've got to send them out of the home. he has got to go. >> reporter: douger's explains mess of the victims were family members. >> four of the victims were josh douger's sisters. it is hard to even say it out loud. for some fans this will sound like a significant apology but for many this was minimizing something that was very horrific. >> reporter: scandal came to light from juvenile record released from a tabloid magazine. jim bob questioned why there hasn't been more attention focused on that leak. they said information was released violating the the privacy of the victims. andrew spencer f

point of about the way in which religion allows for david holland democratizing and in this case a patriarchal element. david: one of my colleagues at harvard has written an article called "what is american religious history?" we violated the premise of her paper because we have not spent time on that. if you look at the story to the lens of women who are the one filling the pews, a lot of the narratives we construct about american religious history look very different. spins them on their head including questions of secularization, questions of religious declension or the the decline of religious devotion. stephen: how much did the second great awakening lead to the morality of the touring america? how does this story play out in the moral space? david: i think there is a theological explanation. the answer is i think it is significant. one of the things that happened is when you tell people they are in charge of their salvation you are giving them a great deal of accountability for their own behavior. and this is driving a lot of the reform movements that anti-dueling, anti-prostitution, ant

black skin is the weapon, the threat to white privilege and this bite patriarchal supremist society. >> the findings were released moments after the decision, detailing a struggle over one of the officer's guns. that board said it was the struggle that justified the shooting. however, the commission did not agree. the mayor said the chief can take some time for careful thought before determining what action, if any, he will take but the decision is chief beck's and chief beck's alone. shake kell sure, los angeles. >> we are deeply disappointed in the findings of the police commission, we believe the decision was irresponsible and reckless and solely made to avoid civil unrest. >> new details in the search for two convicted killers focused in a small town, wills borough 40 miles from the prison where the men escaped. >> officers have been going door to door, searching farms and woods, checking empty vacation homes. so far no signs of the convicted killers. >> stand with your partner, two men teams. >> combing fields, checking every building, by foot and helicopter willsborough new yor

>>reporter: the patriarch and a drop of the 19 kids and cops it appeared or kelly files to adjust tong for of the victims were his sister's is hard to even said out loud to limit people this is minimizing something that was very terrific it came to light enjoy wreckage will lead to a tabloid magazine that questioned why the head rather more to to focus on that bleak the information was released a legally violated the privacy of the victims. >>darya: he is close enough to second presidential run but is expected to make the announcement at an airport and at some texas it makes a lot of republican candidates in the race for the 2016 gop nomination. >>mark: 0 hundred and 60 also suffered some type of injury or it will affect the 27 fought and the death of freddie gray they're seeking in a communication from city hall and the police department during the two days of unrest i do not want to say there were some panes and then slid as getting back to us that could be improved that is what this all about whatever mistakes made workers will for a lecture it is what happened again. >>mark: back

after spending 10 seasons as the patriarch keeping up with the kardashian's, jenner will have her owng her new life as a woman. 10 million views, a big deal. that is it for "market makers." i will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> it is 10:00 in new york. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. >> we will look at the latest auto sales numbers, and what they mean for the thickest company running america's gas stations. >> a bloomberg exclusive. why relations between russia and the west are not as bad as some think. >> vanity fair introduces the world to caitlin jenner. we will hear from the publisher on how it got the worldwide exclusive. betty: good morning, i am betty liu. erik: i am erik schatzker. betty: julie hyman is in the newsroom with the headlines.

we have seen previous reauthorization of provisions like the patriarchs when it was set to expire, andnother act when it was set to expire. they wait until very close to the expiration date -- they did not have to be talking about keystone and trade promotion authority for so many months -- they could have talked about the patriarch sooner. and, waiting until the 11th hour, they say, we would love to have a wholesome debate and look at reforms and authorities, but gosh, we are so close to the deadline. if we don't reauthorize us without changes, and move on the terrorists will kill us all. the time to debate these authorities will have to wait for some other time. some other time keeps not coming. this time, it did not happen. they had a brief sunset, that was largely symbolic, but it shows that congress was willing to let that happen. at least some members of congress were more determined to havee is figures -- to have a serious debate than two at all cost avoid any expiration. it shows that we are not scared of the dark anymore. we are determined to fight terrorism and protect yourse

and tommy chung, who's the pay tree ar patriarch of pot. >> including smoke swipe which he says can helpld kind of caught up with me. ♪ cover up just makes the sweet a little bitter ♪ >> do you sense that the sigma of mann is changing? >> once people see that it's not the crazy gateway drug that's going to lead me down the path then it will go away. >> etheridge's wine is currently only available to medical marijuana patients in california where pot is legal for medicinal purpose bus she has a business growth. >> like any good california wine i'd like for it to be available in restaurants. i'd like to see it be available to the general public wherever you buy your fine wines. >> one investment group estimates it could grow to $11 billion over the next four years but if the federal government steps in that could all go up in smoke. >> gigi thank you so much. >>> the hit tv series "under the dome" is back. up next one shot. brand-new. brand-new beamer gets it. yes. >> the celebration is great. this guy won a bmw by hitting half court shot. steph curry had a rough night. jason valdez who's

. >> reporter: jenner's recent claim to fame as patriarch of the kardashian clan.e the world's greatest athlete. >> what a day for bruce jenner! >> reporter: olympic champion on the wheaties box. >> i was probably at the games because i was running away from a lot of things. i don't want to diminish that accomplishment. >> reporter: as caitlyn, sparking kitchen table conversations about transgender issues. >> bruce always had to tell a lie, always living that lie, every day he always had a secret from morning till night. caitlyn doesn't have any secrets. >> reporter: proving she is st. louis a winner. caitlyn jenner amassed 1 million followers on twitter in about 4 hours yesterday breaking the record set by president obama. she will receive the arthur ashe courage award at the es spis in july. nora? >> thank you so muff. ahead, buzz bissinger will join us in studio 57. we'll look at jner's response to her critics and the most remarkable moments of her long journey. of course, the author of that "vanity fair" piece and spent hundreds of hours with caitlyn. >> it's m

. >> i think that he will represent a number of people that have fixed a lot of the stuff in the patriarch of care about this country. to that extent, please let them know how much we appreciate them and all that you are doing. we will have somebody help you and it's been a while thank you for your participation today. we stand adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> new jersey governor chris christie is expected to handle the presidential field tomorrow at an event in livingston in northern new jersey. we will bring that live at 11 a.m. followed by the calls and reaction on the companion network c-span. right here on this he this he sent to all this week we are featuring the tv in prime time. tonight at 830 fighting against terrorism. fascinating women that described the scrutiny of the white house and a great summertime read available from publicaffairs is a hardcover or an e-book. through your favorite bookstore or online bookseller. >>> the senate subcommittee recently looked at the environmental protection agency's renewable fuel standard program. the agency develops regulations requi

all represent a number of people that have big -- a lot of staff so people who work hard they're patriarch, they care about this country. to that extent please let them know how much we appreciate them and all that you're doing. but we'll have somebody help you know where the restroom is. it's been a while. again, thank you for your participation today. we stand adjourned. also, district maps, a foldout map of capitol hill. and it look at congressional l committees. or your copy today, it is $13.95 plus shipping and handling on c-span.org. >> coming up on c-span, president obama announces changes to the u.s. hostage policy. that is followed by more on the new policy with lisa monaco assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism. and then, louisiana governor bobby kindle announces his candidacy for president. on the next "washington journal," nick mulvaney discusses the charleston church shooting in the debate from removing the confederate flag from the statehouse grounds. in michigan versus epa, paul tonko talks about whether the epa properly considered costs when c

that is the passing of ralph roberts, the patriarch of comcast which of course is cnbc's parent.the shadow of comcast in philadelphia. >> proud shadow. when you hear about media titans, you almost always think about ego. well, how about if you were a titan with no ego? how about if you were someone who when you meet them you're just saying what a dapper gentleman. what a nice man. my father was in pen rehab a few years ago on lombard street for philadelphiians when my father was there. my father was two years younger than mr. roberts. he said don't ever forget he's mr. roberts. my father didn't know him but he said that's what you regard -- that's -- he's the dean of philadelphia. and what was amazing was my father said you know he's the man who tells you that nice guys do finish first. gentlemen. >> he really was. his whole bearing, as you say, and his humility. he was a deeply humble man in a business where humility -- >> if you think about all these cable people you hear about, they're all larger than life. how about a deep family man with roots and charity and, by the way, th

i do think it's deeply embedded in a patriarchal understanding of romance. >> came here from your brother'sublic performance. >> but then as a progressive, it's not a gay wedding today. according to rick santorum he's probably going to get divorced and marry a dog in the upcoming weeks. it was cool to hang out with friends and family. there definitely is that kind of archaic, creepy father hands the bride over to the groom but then i'm also there's free food so that's cool. >> and i get it. i get why that ritual can be archaic and creepy. i get there was a certain thing about my parents, both my mother and father standing there to witness when i married james right? here is my family of origin standing there, hey, me and james, there we are. and there's my kid, parker who you can see was highly enthusiastic about this moment. >> our family has been through so much. i like it as a celebration of sort of like all of us coming together to get them where they were. like you were saying i was just reading a great passage talking about -- the author was talking about how republicans are so afraid

all represent a number of people that have big -- a lot of staff so people who work hard they're patriarch they care about this country. to that extent please let them know how much we appreciate them and all that you're doing. but we'll have somebody help you know where the restroom is. it's been a while. again, thank you for your participation today. we stand adjourned. >> if you missed any of this hearing on the federal personnel records data breach, you can watch it in our video library. just go to cspan.org. more live coverage coming up today here on c-span 3. louisiana governor bobby jindal will be officially announcing his candidacy for the 2016 presidential race at an event in kenner louisiana that's just outside new orleans. governor jindal is currently serving second term in office prior to that a u.s. congressman for louisiana's first district. we'll have his campaign announcement live at to 5:00 p.m. eastern here on cspan 3. here's more on what to expect from today's announcement. >> elizabeth crisp who is a reporter for the advocate capital news bureau reported to jindal talk

all represent a number of people that have big -- a lot of staff so people who work hard they're patriarchhey care about this country. to that extent please let them know how much we appreciate them and all that you're doing. but we'll have somebody help you know where the restroom is. it's been a while. again, thank you for your participation today. we stand adjourned. friday president obama will be in south carolina, where he will deliver a thousand eulogy for reverent clement to. he will be joined by jill biden and first lady michelle obama. we will bring you that here on c-span. >> i am not one of those who believes in the psychiatric examination of people. i believe that most of these people -- on the other hand when i meet people i don't judge them in terms of whether the half i contact or firm handshake and what i tried to do when i meet them. >> he was not very self-aware. he did have a psychiatrist. he was in it and internist and the doctor later said he was careful to make nixon feel like he was not being analyzed. even though he went to one, he hated psychiatrist. he was afraid,

you all represent a number of people that have big -- a lot of staff so people who work hard, they patriarch, they care about this country. to that extent please let them know how much we appreciate them and all that you're doing. but we'll have somebody help you know where the restroom is. it's been a while. again, thank you for your participation today. we stand adjourned. >>> tonight at 8:00 we'll have president obama's reaction to the supreme court ruling on subsidies for health care exchanges. then other reaction from the court as well as the oral argument from king versus burrwell. we'll open our phone lines and take calls and looking for your reaction on twitter and facebook. all tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> here are some of our featured programs this weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span, saturday night at 8:00 eastern on issue spotlight, we'll look at the government and culture of iran. sunday night at 6:35 profile interviews with two presidential candidates. first, kentucky republican senator rand paul, and then vermont independent senator bernie sanders. on book