fbi spokesman peter lee kept repeating today's search was routine. moments later a new zealand interrupted. she exbs plained her law office is opposite his apartment. from inside her office, she took pictures of the hazardous materials team in their white protective suits. >> i'm the person closest to this thing. he's just right through the wall from me. >> she pepped barlow with questions. >> so, you're telling me it's okay to go in there, but you don't know what the potential -- >> quite honestly, we're not -- >> lot of conflict here. >> off camera, the fbi's peter lee repeated what is in the criminal complaint that the 42-year-old media consultant had in his bag what the fbi is describing as an improvised explosive device. he was arrested monday and before he was picked up, he reportedly posted an online suicide note. since then, friends and neighbors have been coming to his defense. this week, his attorney's public defender asked for a full psychiatric evaluation and so far, chamberlain, being held without bail and has yet to enter a plea. . >> t

we were working with the deputy and peter lee so they understand our need to move forward on this, but we do have some work to do with the health plans and trying to structure this. >> okay. commissioners? >> sir, i wanted to clarify the intent of the ordinance because i think there's some confusion. i can understand if covered california isn't ready to create a direct easy system for the city to provide the subsidy to purchase the care, but that doesn't mean that we have to wait until 2016 to act. >> our legislation -- >> i'm not saying that. first of all, what i'm saying and this is apart of our process is we're going to start working with the groups to see -- covered california is going to have to be a participant agency eventually so we're going to work with them on this, but we can work with the health plans to figure out how to do this and that's why we're working with health plans along with the foundation. i'm not saying that we're not going to implement until 2016. covered california cannot accept our process until 2016 but we can work with the health plans and that's why we'r

fbi spokesman peter lee stressed there is no threat to public safety. >> there's no boo logical -- biological situation. >> he knew chamberlain has a field organizer on the 2003 mayoral campaign. he's a honest hard working guy. >> flabbergasted, just out of character for anything that i know about of ryan. >> he's a very different man than the one identified by federal investigators. in twif, abc 7 news spoke with him chamberlain about his efforts to stop a club opening in his neighborhood. he ran for a assembly seat in 2002. identifying himself as a small business owner. >> he's never been very cordial. >> neighbors describe him as quiet and kind. >> what he does when he gets on his motor bike at 9. . 30 every morning, goes up somewhere, i don't know. >> the fbi says this is on ongoing investigation and won't say what led them to the apartment or chamberlain. anyone who may have seen him is asked to contact police in san francisco, nick smith. abc 7 news. >>> here's another look at the suspect. he is 42 years old, brown hair, blue eyes, 6'3", 225 pounds. he's believe to be driving a white ni

sot peter lee/fbi during the first search of this home on saturday, court documents say authorities foundn improvised explosive device " designed to maim or kill a human being or human beings." among the items . a screw top glass jar containing batteries and a powdery, green substance, . a model rocket motor lodged within the green powdery substance, which technicians believe is "an explosive material" . an assortment of ball bearings and screws believed to be intended projectiles . a circuit board, configured as a remote-controlled receiver which would allow detonation of the device from afar. this time the f.b.i. confirms they did not find any more explosives, but agents along with police fire and hazmat crews did spend more than 5 hours inside the apartment searching and they did cart off a number of undisclosed items. standup-dan kerman at this point chamberlain has not entered a plea, he is due back in court for a detention hearing on friday. in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. you can go to kron 4 dot com. to read more about the federal investigation surrounding ryan chamberla

spokesman peter lee was just explainsing that there's nothing new to the second zeshlg when a woman walked up with an innocent-sounding question. >> what's the deal? were there any substances found in there? >> no, man, this is what we call a follow-on search. >> the new zealand native began peppering lee about questions of what the f.b.i. found in the first search. >> there were things on that list that didn't seem to have any imaginable potential in any conceivable way. barlow, a veteran plaintiff's attorney had taken pictures and wanted to know why they're wearing white protective suits. >> you're telling me it's okay for me to go in there, but you don't know -- >> yeah, again, i'm not going to speculate. the f.b.i. was in there with protection suits. chamberlain was arrested monday. when the criminal complaint was released, it detailed what investigators found in their first search, including a remote control receiver, a dets fater and an assortment of ball bearingand screws. >>> before he was picked up, he was reportedly described as what was an online suicide note. he is being held w

peter lee yesterday and he describes the same of what they're looking for. enforcement have been advised to proceed with extreme caution. >>: exactly they say it's an active investigation. there act or to describe a lot of things they found inside of that. obviously they are concerned enough. to let them know that this person may be armed and dangerous. it's an ongoing story. to stop and or the whereabouts of bryant shared the lead. will pass along. >>: a little more. it described as 42 years old six-foot 33 225 lbs. with brown hair and blue eyes. authorities believe he's driving a 2008 white nissan all to love. last seen wearing a blue sweatshirt and jeans. and we are learning more about ryan kelly when chamberlain as well. he worked on the many political campaigns of the past two years. if this book with a person who worked with the campaign he says whatever level was a confident professional and his fbi investigation comes as a shock. the vice think i speak for everybody when i say the san francisco political class probably could not have been up more sur

sot peter lee/fbi during the first search of this home on saturday, court documents say authorities foundve device " you can go to kron 4 dot com. to investigation surrounding ryan on the f-b-i manhunt. and the federal court proceedings. and you can also get the latest details. when you download kron 4's mobile app. its been 30 years since the ghostbusters arrived in theaters. and now, the 1984 classic is returning to the big screen. on august 29th. sony will be re- but that's only one part for the big celebration. new merchandise and a new blu- ray set with ghostbusters two. with never before released deleted scenes. both movies will feature new interviews with dan aykroyd and director ivan reitman. outside.bay bridge coming up on the kron four his a 93 year old veteran who parachuted into normandy 70 years ago.wanted to try to it one more time. jim bittermann has his story. paratroopers are known for their checklists.and at the top of former paratrooper jim "pee wee" martin's list coming back to france for this d day anniversary.was taking the opportunity to make one more parachute jump

." >> reporter:fbi spokesman peter lee said that a hearing related to the case would be held this afternoonal courtroom of u.s. magistrate judge nathanael cousins in san francisco. he confirmed that there were multiple fbi search and arrest warrants served in the bay area today, including in the 200 block of houghton street in mountain view. bay area sex workers have expressed concern that the affect their livelihood and safety. spokeswoman with the baysex worker outreach project, said that some of her group's members are consulting with attorneys out of concern that the fbi's targeting of myredbook could lead to charges filed against them. dolgin said the fbi might have gained ip addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and other personal details of bay area sex workers. >>"it's a very scary thing," she said. >> reporter:furthermore, dolgin said the loss of myredbook as a free resource for sex workers -- one that allows them to screen clients and work through a relatively safe environment -- could put an already marginalized community further at risk. >>"they're going to have less safe in

lee. i'm with peter macks, we have to get the statue of liberty renovated. when he lefts it was 20, 35, he raised $45, 50 million bucks. >> the 76-year-old doesn't stop working with his art and a brand attached to his name. >> you have people working for you, this amazing gallery, and you are churching out art constantly. >> i paint every day. people mix my paints, get the canvases stretched and get my paintings done, set me up with pripters, where i make posters. i'm in the arts, i love it. >> i don't look at it from the point of view. it's hard to think about things that please the ego, you know. i know that i was popular and want to bring beautiful things to the planet and hope it continues. >> we hope it continues for a long time. peter mansion, it's a pleasure to meet -- peter macks, it's a pleasure to meet you. >> nice to have you in my studio. >> the picture of the day has a hula hoop to it. it's called hoop eshia. see you next time. america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> on america tonight, physicia

saturday morning starting at 8:45 eastern, you will hear historian peter carmichael on robert e lee, followed by arizona state university professor brooks simpson on ulysses s. grant, and later, historian megan cate nelson on the burning of chambersburg, this weekend on american history tv on c-span three. speakers today at the annual faith and freedom coalition conference including new jersey governor chris christie and paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, and this next figure, kentucky republican senator rand paul. this is just over 15 minutes. >> i want to thank ralph for inviting me again this year. it is good to be back at faint and freedom -- at faith and freedom. i think both are essential. without virtue, freedom casts about and chaos beckons. freedom needs virtue and virtue needs freedom. the soothing voices they seek to reassure us, saying everything is ok, everything is just fine, all is not, but well. america is not just experiencing growing pains, it is in a full-blown spiritual crisis. is not's challenge wolves at the door, but termites in the floor. our foundation is cracking. i

you'll hear historian peter carmichael on robert e. lee followed by state university professor brooks simpson on ulysses s. grant. and later, kate nelson on the burni burning. >>> well, an f on transparency and freedom of information, and i think my colleagues in journalism would give a similar grade whether they're liberal or conservative. the freedom of liberation process has become a joke. it was already well on its way prior to the obama administration, but this administration has perfected the stall, the delay, the redakcti s redactions, the excuses. it's shocking because i feel very strongly that the information they withhold and protect many times belongs to the public. we own it. there is no sense of that when you ask. they covet it as if they're a private corporation defending their trade secrets without understanding what they hold is information gathered on our behalf. >> journalist and investigative reporter cheryl add can i say s -- attkisson -- cheryl attkisson. >>> about $10 million in bonuses were paid out by the phoenix va

college civil war institute, saturday morning starting at 845 eastern, you will hear peter carmichael on robert e lee followed by a brooks simpson on ulysses s. grant, and later the story on the burning of chambersburg. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. currentep in touch with events from a nation's capital using any phone anytime with c-span radio and audio now. -8888. call202-626 every weekday, listen to a recap on washington today. you can also hear audio of the five network sunday public affairs programs beginning sundays at noon eastern. c-span radio on audio now. -626-8888. >> now, john bolton who spoke at the policy conference. it is 10 minutes. >> to every month, monica, and thank you, ralph look at the issues that you are concerned with, of religious thedom, individual freedom, family, all of the things that motivates you to the work you do , to draw the ring around those freedoms and to protect our way of life here at home, the absolutely critical variable is to provide for the common defense is the preamble to the constitution says, and let's be isy clear -- barack obama not

you will hear peter carmichael on robert e. lee followed by arizona so the touch of arizona state university brooks simpson. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. >> c-span2, provide live coverage of the u.s. senate floor proceedings and key public policy events. every weekend tv now for 15 years the only television network devoted to non-fiction books and authors. c-span2 greeted by the cable tv industry and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. spent democratic chris van hollen is ranking member of the house budget committee. republican rob portman sits on the senate budget and finance committee. on tuesday the talked about the federal budget and points of agreement between the two parties on taxes and spending. from the national press club this is just over one hour. >> hi, everybody. welcome to the national press club. where news is made. i'm bob, the newsmakers committee event coordinator for today's bipartisan, bicameral news conference by two national leaders on the federal b

you'll hear peter carmichael on robert e. leelowed by arizona state university professor, brooks simpson on u list ease s. grant. and kate nelson on the burning of chambers burg . >>> iran's human rights record is the focus of this joint house committee hearing. they discuss the imprisonment and execution of her father due to his religion. lawmakers also hear about the persecution of gay iranians. the house foreign affairs subcommittees on human rights and the middle east held this hearing. this is just over 1:45. >> the joint subcommittee will come to order. >> after recognizing myself, chairman smith, ranking member deutsch and ranking member bass for five minutes each for our opening statements, i will then recognize other members for one minute. we will then hear from our witnesses and without objection, the witnesses prepared statements will be made a part of the record. we thank you all for being here. members may have five days to insert statements and questions for the record. subject to the length limitations in the rule

gettysburg college civil war institute, saturday morning starting at -- you'll here peter carmichael on robert e. lee, followed by brook simpson on ulysses s. grant. later megan kate-nelson on the burning of chambersburg, this weekend on c-span3. on "american history tv. requests. >>> governor rick perry was invited to speak with reporters. governor perry talked about his tenure at governor, border security and immigration issues and potential for a 2016 presidential run. it's 50 minutes. >> it is a distinct order. i will call the judgment on whether it's a pleasure until we finish this up. in all seriousness, it is a pleasure to sit around a table with so many of you that influence what goes on in the wor world, and we all live in interesting times. whether you're the governor the state of the size of texas, with all interests things going on, or whether you're observing the world and influencing it through the medium that you do, thank you for that. all too obvious we lose sight that we're blessed to live in a country that allows us to do these things. one of the things i learned as a young boy, i

you'll hear historian peter carmichael on robert e. lee followed by arizona state university professor brooks simpson on ulysses s. grant. later, historian megan kate nelson on the burning of chambersburg. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. >>> federal reserve chair janet yellen on wednesday expressed confidence that the economic recovery was largely on track and that the fed would be able to begin raising interest rates next year. she spoke at a news conference following two days of meetings of the federal open market committee. it's just under an hour. >> good afternoon. the federal open market committee concluded its june meeting earlier today. as was indicated in our policy statement, the committee decided to make another modest reduction in the pace of its purchases of longer term securities. the committee maintained its forward guidance regarding the federal funds rate target and reaffirmed its view at a stance of monetary policy remains appropriate. today's policy actions reflect the committee's assessment that the econ

you will hear historian peter carmichael on robert e lee followed by arizona state university brooke simpson. this weekend, on american history tv. >> the chair of the armed services committee, carl levin, told reporters he supports sending military advisers to assist iraq army against the militants but that he does not support air strikes against iraq. his remarks are 15 minutes. >> good morning. i support the strategy that president obama outlined yesterday and here's why. here's also the factors that i believe should govern our approach moving forward. the decision to send a small number of u.s. nonmilitary advisors is a prudent decision. they can help assess the situation on the ground, support iraqi efforts to defeat the islamic militants that iraq faces, and help iraqis make best use of the ample intelligence support we are already providing. the president is right to say that u.s. troops will not return to ground combat in iraq. the president is also right to say that it is not our place to choose iraq's leaders. that would be wrong on principle and bad policy to boot. picking

you'll hear historian peter carmichael on robert e. lee followed by brooks simpson on ulysses s.nt and historian kate nelson on krashc-span3. >> the committee on investigations held a meeting on high-frequency trading and that's using computeral ga rith rms to rapidly trade stocks and other securities. we'll hear from traders involved in the practice as well as the president of the new york stock exchange. this is two hours and 45 minutes. >>> good morning, everybody. most americans' image of the u.s. stock market is shaped by a single room, the trading floor of the new york stock exchange where traders await a ceremonial bell to kick off the day's activity and then trade shares worth millions on scraps of paper. in reality, most shares are traded not on a floor in manhattan, but in racks of computer servers in new jersey. trades happen not at the speed of a human scribbling on paper, but in the milliseconds it takes for an order to travel through fiber optic cables. increasingly, the money made on stock markets comes not from thoroughly assessing companies for their investment p

saturday morning starting at 8:45 eastern, you'll hear historian peter carmichael on robert e. lee followed by arizona state university professor broorks simpson on grant and later historian megan kate nelson on the burning of chambersburg this weekend on "american history tv" on c-span3. next, defense secretary chuck hagel and joint chiefs can of staff chair general martin dempsey at a senate appropriations hearing on the defense department's 2015 budget. some of the topics addressed as the this two-hour hearing include the current situation in iraq and afghanistan, military readiness and the potential effects of additional budget cuts in the future. >> good morning. the subcommittee meets this morning to receive testimony on the physical year 2015 budget request for the department of defense. pleased to welcome the leadership of the department, secretary hagel, general dempsey. to represent their views on both the strategic and budgetary challenges facing our armed forces. mr. hale, thank you for your expertise, as well, your continuing contributions make a big difference. let me

you'll hear historian peter carmichael on robert e. lee followed by arizona state university professor brooks simpson on ulysses s. grant. >>> a discussion now on the global economic outlook with white house council of economic advisors chair james fuhrman. it was part of the "wall street journal" chief financial officers network conference. >>> good morning, everyone. thanks to you both for being here. mr. furman, i would like to start with you. talk about the u.s. economy. beyond the painful long recovery, there is increasing concern that the long term growth rate is slower than we thought. over the past half century it averaged about 3%. now the imf is out with a report that says it will be 2% and that's down from the 2.8% they predicted just in april. what's going on and is our future a bit darker than we thought? >> if you look at economic growth, you could look where we are right at this moment. and we don't want to look in the rear view mirror at the first quarter. we want to look where things are now. job growth picked up. we are a

peter carmichael on robert e lee. followed by arizona state university pastor chris brooke simpson.ater, historian megan nelson on .he burning of chambersburg this weekend on c-span three. joining us isst: representative donna edwards, .ongresswoman military advisers to a rock, what do you think? guest: we have to be careful. al-maliki government has been wretched in terms of inclusion. takenlitary has not leadership and guidance from the civilian government. those advisers are important to get the iraq government on a straight line. and, of course, making sure we protect our embassy. that is a separate but equally important question. host: your leader, nancy pelosi, said yesterday that 300 often becomes a bigger number. are you worried? i am. we spent the time that we did in iraq. there are many of us, including me, before i came into congress, who never believed we should have been there in the first place. now is not the time to come back. host: last night, one of the amendments of the military authorization bill that you guys are working on, house rejects democratic amendment to

this morning starting at 8:45 eastern you'll hear historian peter carmcal on robert e lee followed byarizona state university brook simpson on grant. and later historian megan nelson on the burning of chambersberg this weekend on american history tv on crrn span 3. >> "washington journal" continues. >> raffle reed is the founder of the faith and freedom coalition and joins us live from just down the potomac river at national harbor where his group has been holding his road to ma majority conference. >> glad you could join us. yesterday kevin mccarthy addressed your conference. i wonder how you think conservatives faired in the house we have passd legislation in the house not just with the support of our organization but with many others that would ban abortion after the fifth month of pregnancy when a child in the womb can feel pain during an abortion. and when many children can survive outside the womb. we've zeroed out funding for planned parenthood the largest abortion provider in the western world. we've reaffirmed support for marriage after the supreme court decision putting the

you will hear peter carmichael on robert e lee, followed by brooks simpson on ulysses grant. then on the burning of chambersburg. c-span3, on american history tv. >> you can keep in touch with current events using any phone any time. here congressional coverage -- hear congressional coverage. thecan also hear audio of sunday public affairs programs on sunday at noon. call -- long-distance or phone charges may apply. >> at a hearing thursday on iran's human rights record, a a'iber of the bah community spoke about the persecution of members of their community. >> the joint subcommittee will come to order. after recognizing myself, chairman smith, the ranking members for five minutes each, i will recognize other members seeking recognition for one minute. we will then hear from witnesses and the witnesses' prepared statements will be made part of the record. we are going to let you know we're going to show this to you later. you can also find it that www.c-span.org, but we want to take you to the white house, where josh earnest is giving his first briefing as press secretary. to

thank you so much ian lee from outside the courtroom in cairo for us and hearing reaction from all around the world and from the australian leader who had just hours ago asked for peter greste saying he did nothing wrong and made the appeal directly to the egyptian -- egypt's, si si and has there been any reaction since? >> reporter: we are expecting some political reaction within the next few minutes. the good news as far as that goes is the australian is expecting in a few minutes to hear a statement about the sentences that have been handed down in cairo from the foreign minister julie bishop and also heard from the australian prime minister leading up to this verdict, he has been criticized at times over the past few months for his lack of voice if you like publically in support of the australian peter greste but he certainly came out on monday in the australian media and spoke about the fact that he had spoken over the phone to the egyptian president and made the case for leniency to be displayed by the courts towards peter greste but not expecting to hear from him in the next few minutes but perhaps in the hours ahead we may hear from the prime minister. but as