selling wine at the chicago wine company in about 2004 and typically those were sold under the names peter martin or this throctmorton character. >> i was sure he was shop income his own place saying how is this much worth? can i successfully sell this without it being traced back to me? >> in september, 2005, anderson is charged in marin county with ten counts of embezzlement. the pressure mounts. civil lawsuits follow the criminal charges and as summer turns to fall, anderson is evicted from his new warehouse for non-payment of rent. >> right around the time that mr. anderson first was notified he would be evicted from the warehouse, he started to do internet search on topics such as arson, arson investigation. things of that nature. he was quoted by one of his employees as saying, what a tragedy that would be if jack the owner of the warehouse, if jack's warehouse were to burn up. >> next on "american greed," a devious plan goes into action. >> he mentioned that the warehouse was nothing but dry timber and it would go up in a flash. medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical c

peter: let's break it up for a second. we have three voices, including martinchultz, and then we will talk some more. >> we have to renovate the whole structure. commission, counsel, parliament, citizens, they all have the same problem. we don't know exactly who does what, and who is liable for which decisions. >> we have become an expert in deciding the amount of flushing water r the toilet's, and also the level of says it is that a local football club can receive from a local government. >> i want to turn the european union into the union of europeans. that's why in the future, we have to get better at implementing the decisions we have made. peter: hannah cleaver, what do you make of that? [laughter] hannah: a lot of boring white men in suits, isn't it? [laughter] you do up on juncker, need to make a europe of europeans, and that is one of the very small grains of hope that actually came out of this brexit night and the days afterwards, was these young people who were demonstrating outside westminster. all the social media, it's temping to say it is rubbish,

peter martin, welcome. my question is the form of a question but before that, i will ask my question. >> if i had a thunderbolt right now. [laughter] i want to ask this since but every event, we begin with a pledge of allegiance. that's so sweet. it will shock some people watching on c-span and freak them out. >> just don't do the salute because that really gets them. i would love to do that. what a great idea. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. [applause] >> what a great idea. >> we are going to start marching right after. but it's so funny. any kind of patriotism even makes me uncomfortable. i don't know, do we do that? i was someplace and they were singing god bless america. what's wrong with us, are we ashamed of our country? apparently we do. something is wrong. what does lady liberty mean for the symbol of your book? [laughter] the reason it's okay to talk about

peter martin, welcome. my question is the form of a question but before that, i will ask my question. >> if i had a thunderbolt right now. [laughter] i wa to ask this since but every event, we begin with a pledge of allegiance. that's so sweet. it will shock some people watching on c-span and freak them out. >> just don't do the salute because that really gets them. i would love to do that. what a great idea. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. [applause] >> what a great idea. >> we are going to start marching right after. but it's so funny. any kind of patriotism even makes me uncomfortable. i don't know, do we do that? i was someplace and they were singing god bless america. what's wrong with us, are we ashamed of our country? apparently we do. something is wrong. what does lady liberty mean for the symbol of your book? [laughter] the reason it's okay to talk about a

but i want you to have as much lockheed martin as possible. peter in florida. peter. >> hello, mr. cramer. how are you doing? >> good. how about you? >> good. i have a question for you about qualcomm. i know last year they had their problems with the chinese government, had to pay a billion dollar fine and reinstructed their processes. but i own quite a bit of qualcomm stock and the last couple of months it looks like they are on the upswing. >> i think your analysis is spot on. that was a very good quarter. i have been negative and that quarter turned me into a believer. a lot of irons on the fire. all right. they say when a door closes a window opens. start looking at the deal not as the end of yahoo but as the beginning of a new digital force led by verizon. the company whose brand -- what can the ceo kimberly clark tell us about the economy and the health of the consumer and the republicans wrapped up their convention and democrats are kicking off things in philly. they may be ready to make a serious impact on your money. speaking of the election, want to get a way for a while?

jeff merkley, barbara boxer, dick durbin, brian schatz, al franken, martin heinrich, my senior senator jack reed, jeanne shaheen, gary peters, ed markey and i'm honored to participate in this effort with them. with that i will yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned till 9:30 a.m. stands adjourned till 9:30 a.m. >> the recommendation to you that you are not going to prosecute in the manner. >> i made the decision some time ago that i would accept the recommendation of that team and was awaiting that recommendation. when i received it there is no basis not to accept it. i reiterate my pride and faith in the. >> i appreciate your faith in them. the concern is in regard to your sworn oath to uphold the united states constitution and the laws there under, including 18 usc section 93ff and 18 usc section 1924. and to conclude that no prosecution would take place without examining and drawing conclusions regarding the questions i've just asked, does does not seem to be a responsible way to uphold your constitutionally sworn oath. >> before next week's republican national conve

where it is 75 at peter's house, 72 ed connor in chesterfield, down to delaware warm start to the morning, delores lee checking out 71 degrees. willingboro, new jersey kenneth martins, already this hour. the lets go to margate right now ape check out a live shot, in full sunshine, beach quiet right now, nice waves, rolling on in, ocean conditions are pretty safe today but make sure life guard are on duty, the water temperature depending on which beach you are at has dropped down to the 60's, especially right off the coast of atlantic city. we are starting to crank up 90-r this season, month have of july we will hit nine so far. so far this summer, this summer season, it is 17 days and then by next friday it looks like with our forecast highs we will go up to 24, and that takes us above the seasonal average of 23 degrees or 23 days of 90 degrees or higher for summer season. the these are our record. atlantic city at 105. we will not hit that. 104 in trenton 101 in philadelphia it could be hotter then what we are dealing with today but as we head through monday that is the take where we could set some new record highs. very quiet over eastern united states, high pre

martin, stay with us. >> coverage of the republican national convention from npr and the pbs newshour. n >> ifill: behind us is peter thiel. hepe started paypal. he's one of the few trump silicon valley supporters.p he has something to say tonight. let's listen.ht >> -- costs more every year. meanwhile wallstreet bankers inflate bubbles in everything from government bonds to hillary clinton speaking fees. >> our economy is broke en. if you're watching me right now you understand this better than any politician in washington dc. you know this isn't the dream we looked forward.ok to back when my parents came too america looking for that dream they found it right here in cleveland. [ applause ] >> they brought me here as a one-year-old. this is where i became an american. opportunity was everywhere. my dad studied engineering at case western reserve university just down the road from where we are now. because in 1968, the world's high-tech capitol wasn't just one city. all of america was high-tech. it's hard to remember this but our government was once high-tech too. when i moved to cleveland defense research was layin

martin to guard looks at the assassination of john f. kennedy. next, former bill clinton campaign advisor, dick morris book, "armageddon" that he things fully donald thinks willie donald trump to a victory. and peter schweitzer criticizes the dealings with the clintons and clink cash. then we look at how the defeat of extremist can be defeated. many of these authors have appeared or will be appearing on book tv. you can watch them every weekend on c-span two, or two, or on our website, booktv.org. >> everybody told me that there's nothing better than being a grandparent, is the best thing that could ever happen to a person. i had heard that, but nobody talks about this emotion. it is, it is a kind kind of loving that is unlike any other i want to find out what that was a now i know it is a surge of hormones. nobody thinks that way and it really changes us. it truly changes us. >> i was going to mention the science of the book they talk about and tell us about some of your research that you did. how you studied about the science of it? >> that was a big question, almost from the beginning, what was going on with me. i discovered a book called the female brain. and i recommend by luanne -- she talks