the bend in the buffalo river originally built for different companies, but today all owned by rick smith who is the owner of ridge metals on ohio street. as far as being regenerated for many different purposes, we do history tours or take people around the grain elevators and tell the stories of this buffalo history, but there is opera, poetry readings, all different uses for these silos. >> sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. the c-span cities tour working with our affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> each week american history tv's reel america brings you archival films that help bring contacts to today's american public issues. "their majesties of america" shows afghanistan's king and queen. this was the last king of afghanistan, reining from 1933 to 1973 when a coup abolished it. he was given a constitutional title father of the nation, and as seen on the right in this photo when harmad karzai was sworn in as president in 2004. the former king died in 2007 at the age of 92. next from the kennedy library, including many stops to the u.s., incl

we have hired former fbi agent rick smith as an investigator to sxin the incident. -- examine the incident. on september 15th the wine train was sold. the new owner is honored to continue to improve and build upon the napa valley wine train experience. we'll have much more on this story on our news tonight at 4:00 and then again at five. live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a former san francisco police officer has been arrested in an embezzlement case we broke several months ago. mike evans resigned from the department after the allegations surfaced. he was the treasurer of a gay alliance that is accused of stealing more than $1,500. he was arrested in texas and brought to the bay area yesterday. he is scheduled to be arraigned next week. we're talking to the police chief about the arrest. we'll have that for you tonight at five. >>> now to developing news in mayor posta county. a sheriff's deputy was shot in the face this morning following a traffic stop. the sheriff's office says the officer tried to stop a man from driving e radically on highway 49 a

we have hired former fbi rick smith as an investigator to machine the incident." >>> cal tran has intheenvironmental permits to explode the old eastern span of the bay bridge. cal tran has released this animation of what the implosion will look like. they plan to use 400 controlled small explosives to remove the equivalent of a five-story concrete building from the bay in just seconds. the charges will be under water. they probably won't be visible to the surface. cal tran does plan to stop traffic on the new eastern span in case any debris comes loose. the blast is scheduled forn month. were. >>> also new this morning, financial experts are predicting positive numbers when the september jobs report comes out in just the next hour. analysts expect u.s. companies added about 200,000 workers last month. the unemployment rate is expected to remain at 5.1%. now, due to the uncertainty and the financial markets and jitters about a global slow-down, investors do hope that this morning's report will provide a window into how the american job market is faring. >>> time is 4:40. the mayor of sto

we we hired rick smith as an investigator to examine the incident. >>> in castro valley a man is underly. deputies also found stephen tyler thompson unconscious. they suspect he overdosed. investigators are still looking far motive. after getting released from the hospital he was arrested and booked in jail until dublin without jail. >>> your time is 8:40. the mayor of stockton speaking out after he was detained by homeland security. he was coming back from china on monday when agents confiscated his electronic devices. two computers and cell phones were seized without explanation or a warrant. though he was never questioned or arrested. neither homeland security officials or the u.s. attorneys office would confirm an investigation. >> he said listen the united states that you think you live in, it doesn't exist here. look around. other people are going through this search. it's routine. they said it's routine so just cooperate and give us the stuff. >> silva was visiting china. he was part of a mayor's conference and says he doesn't have anything illegal on his devices. him and his at

originally built for different companies, but today all owned by rick smith. besides being regenerated for many different purposes, for art, for music, we do history tours, we take people around the grain elevators and tell the story. there are productions that here, opera, poetry reading, also to different uses for these historic silos. programs fromour buffalo today at 2:00 on american history tv on seas and three. the c-span cities to her, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. beginning, iom the look in the mirror and i don't see a president. my response to that was, quit looking in the mirror. but from the very beginning he just said, this is nothing i have ever thought about. >> tonight former public relations executive on his book, "run mitch run." i became convinced as we came towards the end of the process competitive, and i think if he had made a decision to do it he would have had his heart and soul and from the very beginning, it is not something he ever really thirsted after. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern pacific on

discrimination very seriously, and we are conducting our own investigation into the matter and have hired rick smithan investigator to examine the incident. we'll have much more on the story coming up on our noon news. live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarti, back to you. >> thank you for that report. the story took off, too when they started okaying the hashtag aughingwhileblack. that went across the nation. >> i think a lot of people were upset at the way the women were treated but not everyone on social media agrees these women should be suing for $11 million. some people on social media and on twitter are saying that's a little bit too much. the apology should have been enough, but definitely a lot of people were upset at the way they were treated by the employees. >> and you mentioned the facebook post of the wine train initially president up, it was short of a full apology, you know, completely agreeing that what happened was wrong. so it's in these situations you have to see the first response, that's what everyone looks at. so if you make a fatalering response and come back three days later

we have hired former fbi agent rick smith as an investigator to examine the incident.n francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still to come here, whales that you can see from highway 1. at 10:45, the sight of hump backs close to shore is drawing crowds along the bay area coast. look at that. >> pretty cool sight. up next, hurricane joaquin is now a category 4 storm headed for the east coast. we will show you the latest forecast tracks. >> tonight, hurricane joaquin is moving over the bahamas. the hurricane is packing maximum sustained winds of 130 miles an hour. it could drop a foot of rain. forecasters expect it to move toward the eastern seaboard. the governors of several states have already issued emergency declarations. >> a lot of uncertainty remains regarding the track of hurricane joaquin, but i want to let the people of north carolina know that we are ready and we are prepared. >> state and federal agencies are all ready preparing for hurricane joaquin and compounds the problem is that many mid atlantic states are already experiencing heavy flooding and

we have hired former fbi agent rick smith as an investigator to examine the incident. >>> time is nowmorning, oriental fruit flies there have been found in santa lara county. two flies were trapped in neighborhoods. now, one is along west mount avenue north of highway 85. the other is on carl avenue. now, the california department of food and agriculture. their workers are out there putting insecticides in the stations on street trees and on utility poles trying to attract the male fruit flies. these flies die after they feed on the insecticide mixture. the oriental fruit fly is known to attack more than 230 kinds of fruits and vegetables including apples, avacados, and tomatoes. >>> cal tran has obtained the environmental permits it needs to implode the largest pie lean from the large eastern span of the bay bridge. cal tran has released this animation of what the implosion will be like. they plan to use 400 controlled small explosives to remove the equivalent of a five-story concrete building from the bay in just seconds. the charges will be under water, probably will not be visible

elevators along the buffalo river, originally built for different companies, today all owned by rick smith on ohio street. the site is regenerated for many purposes, for art, for music, we do history towards. -- we do history tours. there are three ethical productions, opera, the readings, all sorts of different uses. -- there are theatrical productions. >> see all of our programs from buffalo today at six ago p.m. eastern on c-span two book tv. and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3, the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> on tuesday, the supreme court ordered -- hurts the oral art made in hurst versus florida, which argues that death sentencing progress is unconstitutional. the jury recommended death in a 7-5 vote. the judge in the case went over the jury's recommendation. hurst's lawyers argued that he defended's intellectual disability disqualified him, and the judge should not have made a ruling on the death penalty. this is about one hour. the argument nest in -- the argument next in hurst vs. flor i

grain elevators in the buffalo river originally built for different companies but all owned by rick smith over site isstreet and the being regenerated for many different purposes for art and music and we do history tours where we take people around. there are a theatrical productions down here with opera and poetry readings and all sorts of different uses for these historic silos. stories from our buffalo today at 2:00. -- c-span cities to her, tour, visiting cities across the country. next, a look at the transplanted trade agreement. speakers discuss implications for the world trade organization and how the current multilateral trading system would work. from the cato institute, this is one hour 15 minutes. i am theget started. organizer and am invited in my current capacity as the secretary-general. by me first start off congratulating you for such an interesting conference. particularly would say it would be rather interesting and trying to broaden the perspective but what we're hoping to discuss here is the broad lateral trading system. we have with us three very eminent speakers to a

along a bend in the buffalo river originally built for different companies but today all owned by rick smith who is the owner of rigid metal. it's now being regenerated for different purposes, for arts, music. we do history tours where we take people around the grain elevators and tell the story of buffalo's history. these productions down here, historic readings. >> see our programs from buffalo saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> this monday, on c-span's new series landmark cases, by 1830, the mississippi river around new orleans had become a breeding ground for cholera and yellow fever due to slaughterhouses in the area dumping byproducts into the river. to address this, louisiana allowed only one government run slaughterhouse, crescent city, to operate in the city district. the other houses took them to court. follow the cases of 1873. we're jointed by paul clement and michael ross, au to help te the history o

elevator in the bend of the river, originally built for different companies -- but today all owned by rick smith, over on ohio street. for manyng regenerated purposes, for art and music, we do history tours where we take them around the elevators and tell this history of buffalo. there are opera productions, readings, many historic uses. >> see all of our performances from buffalo on c-span twos book tv. and on american history tv on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates across the country. >> coming up next on c-span, a discussion on women and foreign policy. -- a i you and security united nations security meeting. and then every clinton in new hampshire. a&mbush school at texas recently hosted a conference on women and foreign policy. it included opening remarks and a conversation with former undersecretary of defense michele flournoy. engagement in world affairs and efforts to make the military more inclusive the women. this is one hour and 15 minutes. >> today is the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attack. which thrust the u.s. into a global war on terror. this mont

elevator in the bend of the river, originally built for different companies -- but today all owned by rick smith, over on ohio street. for manyng regenerated purposes, for art and music, we do history tours where we take them around the elevators and tell this history of buffalo. there are opera productions, readings, many historic uses. >> see all of our performances

they are all owned by rick smith now. besides being regenerated for different purposes for art, music, we do history tours. we take people around the elevators and tell the story of buffalo's history. there are poetry readings, all sorts of different uses. announcer: see all of our programs from buffalo, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliate and visiting cities across the country. announcer: at the steamboat freedom institute conference, ceos discuss the effect of the tax code on business in america. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> thank you, very much. we hope the next hour and 15 minutes is enjoyable. we think it will be. as moderator, i wish i had an hour and 15 minutes with each one of these people here. we have a very distinguished panel. let me first introduce peter coors. pete is chairman of vice chairman of coors. he is a colorado native. we like that. probably the most recognizable colorado native we have in colorado rig

originally built for different companies, but today all owned by rick smith who is the owner of ridgeh metals over on ohio street and it's now besides being regenerated for many different purposes, for arts, for music, we do history tours where we take people around the grain elevators and tell the story of buffalo buffalo's hist sorts of different uses for these historic silos. >> see all of our programs from buffalo saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> every five years the departments of agriculture and health and human services issue dietary guidelines and nutritional information to the public. the latest of which are expected to be released in december. the house agriculture committee looked at these guidelines attended by tom vilsack and sylvia burrwell. the hearing was chaired by congressman michael conway of texas. >> well, good morning. let's go ahead and get started. mr. keller, would you open us w

this is around the buffalo river eventually built for different companies, but all owned today by rick smithand besides being regenerated for many different purposes, we do history tours where we take people around the grain, and there are all sorts of different uses for these historic silos. >> see all of our programs from buffalo saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on book tv, and then on c-span3. the tour visiting cities across the country. >>> national institutes of health director, dr. francis collins, as well as several directors testified at a hearing at the sub committee on health and human services, and they address their need for more funding and to which areas they would like the money to be applied and best spent. >>> the appropriations sub committee on labor health and human services education and related agencies will come to order. i am certainly pleased we could have this opportunity this morning, dr. collins, to talk to you and the other institute directors about the work you are doing and the work you would like to do,rgr certainly every family faces health concerns during their

originally built for different companies let's say all owned by rick smith. we take people around the grain elevators and there's a theatrical productions and poetry readings and also the different uses for these historic site loads. >> see all the programs are saturday at 6 p.m. on c-span2 booktv and sunday afternoon at two on american history tv on c-span three. the c-span city tour working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. this month marks the 20th anniversary of the million man march. next it's a million for justice march commemorating the 95 event. the reverend was the keynote speaker this year like he was in 1995. he spoke for over two hours. we will show the complete program now. this is just over five hours [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ has attacked is ♪ ♪ ♪ come to prayer. ♪ is ♪ come to success. ♪ there is no god but allah. ♪ and mohammed is the messenger of allah. ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters, brother or perez will take hold. >> we are called to be with us to guide us and work to build unity among peopl

originally built for different companies, but today all owned by rick smith who is the owner of the metals over on ohio street and it's now besides being regenerated for many different purposes, for ats, for music, we do history tours where we take people around the grain elevators and tell the story of the history, but there's opera and poetry readings and all the different uses for the historic silos. >> see all the programs from buffalo on c-span 2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. the c-span cities tour working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> leaive in two hours south korean president park guen-hye today she'll be speaking about her country's relations in the united states at the center for strategic and international studies. we'll take you there live 5:00 eastern. >>> first, though, a recent discussion about u.s. relations with mexico. military and local law enforcement officials talked about cooperation on border security at the offices of the association of the united states army. they talked for about an

elevators built along the buffalo river, originally built for different companies, but today owned by rick smithw being regenerated for many different purposes, for arts, for music. we do history towards what we take people around the grain elevators and tell the story of buffalo history. there are the optical connections down here, opera, poetry readings, all different uses for the historic silos. >> see all of our historic programs from buffalo c-span book tv is sunday afternoon on american history tv on c-span3. -- c-span cities tour working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now is molly o'toole, a politics reporter for "defense one." a big story dropped into our p with the president and afghanistan, changing things a bit with the exit plans. what have the presidential candidates that so far, if anything, about what the president has had to say? guest: most of what we have heard so far is the republican candidates, which is somewhat unsurprising. and a lot of them suggested that this was the right move

when the families came to us and we met with all for families rick stevens, sean smith, tyrone woods, and lend our geek come i want to make sure ii mention your names because they seem to get lost in all this. only met with the families, do you know what they said? they only ask for three things, and they basically begged us. do not make this a political football, we beg you. some of them with tears in their eyes. the 2nd thing that they asked for, find out what happens on that night. they asked us for a 3rd thing, do everything in your power to make sure this is not happen someone else. ladies and gentlemen, i think that no matter how you look at, when you have the number two person in the republican party comes forward, the person who makes plans with the speaker and the person who was one step away from becoming the speaker to tell you that this is all about a taxpayer funded political effort to derail the campaign of hillary clinton, ladies and gentlemen, that is a problem. and so again, i came here today out of respect for miss averaging. and i am hoping that there will not be ve

rick pitino. s te engulfed in scandal tonight. allege games of college players wooed by escortsnd dancers. what did the coach know, if anything? abc's ryan smith with what pitino is saying now. >> reporter: tonight, louisville coach rick pitino under fire after bombshell allegations this former assistant coach on his team, andre mcgee, hired dancers and other women to woo recruits. >> you have got to fire rick pitino. >> reporter: questions of what pitino knew of the scandal, and when, after this woman, self-described madam kakatina powell, told espn that she and several other women participated in sex acts with recruits, team members, and even some of their fathers. >> four years, a boatload of recruits, a boatload of dadaers, loud sic, alcohol, how could rick not know? >> reportete powell saying she was paid thousands of dollars by mcgee to organize nearly 22 parties during a four-year period. her own daughters claiming they, too, participated. >> we went into another room and had sex. >> reporter: the hall of fame coach maintaining he knew nothing of powell's claims, now pleading with mcgee to come clean. "there's only one person who knows

rick pitino. the hall of famer copping under resign. abc's ryan smith is here with good morning. >> reporter: good morning. louisville coach rick pitino playing some defense by going on the offense blogging his thoughts on the escorts for recruit scandal embroiling his program and doing what he calls is the wise thing to do, not fighting these accusations but rather turning the other cheek. head coach rick pitino of the college basketball powerhouse louisville cardinals taking to his blog amidst allegations that the team hired female escorts to woo recruits writing i'm sorry we all have to endure the pain but despite the public outcry for him to step down he says, i will not resign and let you down. >> if they wanted to make extra money that's what the side deal was. sex. >> reporter: pitino's public statement coming days after the self-proclaimed madam at the center of the controversy katina powell spoke ex- clusively to espn. she attended 22 parties claiming she and several other women, including three of her own daughters participated in sex agos wit

john henry smith takes a closer look. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: old school sports fandom, follow your team. new sports fandom, follow your fantasy league. rickuns a season that runs as long as the real season. >> yes, i'm a jets fan. but to also make some money along the way makes that that much more exciting. >> reporter: the winner of rick's league takes home hundreds of dollars. but for those of you who don't want to wait that long to win, there's a new way to play. if you have watched any major sports programming this year, you have no doubt seen these ads. fan duals, are paying $75 million a week with a immediate cash payout. >> reporter: daily fantasy leagues offer the chance to win week. >> i have won to date so far, profit, almost $5,000. >> reporter: they offer their ability to play for high stakes with a cost to pay that could be as low as a single dollar, sometimes even less. and that's made for an army of converts and made powerhouses out of the industry's two biggest competitors. draft kings and fan duel are now valued at more than a billion dollars each, thanks to partnerships with heavy hitters who want a piece of the action.

joining us riverfront chief investment strategist rod smith, princeton securities senior floor broker benlis at post 9 today and rick santelli with rabbit's feet and all kinds of things for the cubs getting ready for the game with the mets tonight. ron smith, this whole conversation about china, everybody aspired to be there, we knew it was going to be the century of china, but now people are starting to rethink that a little bit here. is that narrow minded to be thinking about that or what's going on, do you think? >> i think it's very right to be thinking about t we just came back -- two of my colleagues just came back from a visit to china and it's very clear that china is at a crossroads. nobody should be surprised that otis elevator is having challenges because the industrial demand for building buildings and building out infrastructure, that story which drove commodity is over and has been over for a while. >> ron, let me jump in for a second here. >> sure. >> on the point about infrastructure, and this is important for everybody, just this week china media reports, national media reports, were talking about m

smith has the detai details. [ cheering ] >> old school sports fandom follow your favorite team. >> my pitcher just gained four or five sports. >> your new sports fandom follow your real players on your smart phone. ricknthony runs a factcy league whose season runs as long as the nfl season. >> yes i'm a jet fan. it's good to see us win. but to make some money along the way rooting for other teams, other players makes it that much more exciting. >> like many fantasy leagues whose seasons last as long as the nfls, the winner of rick's league takes home hundreds of dollars from a pot made up of league entry fees. but those who don't want to wait that long to win there is a new way to play. >> at draft kings we play for glory. >> if you watched any major sports programming this year, you have no doubt seen these a ads. >> fan duel fantasy football league is paying $75 million each week. >> daily fantasy leagues offer the chance to win cash prizes from $20 to $30 to over $1 million every week. >> i won to date so far profit almost $5,000. >> the daily fantasy leagues offer that ability to play for high stakes with a cost to play that for some tournaments can be as low as a single dollar. sometimes even le

rick substantially. we have not closed any bases. that's not good for the couldn't troy not find savings there. i yield myself 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: to not find savings -- there to spend it on training our troops. over the last two or throo -- or three years we have wound up authorizing and appropriating money in congress for readiness. not this year, assuming you imagine that this oco money will a-- will appear. the bulk of the oco money makes up for the readiness gap. i don't think this bill is good for our country or good for the troops but i do agree with the chairman that that's the criteria on which it should be judged. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is -- reserves, the gentleman is recognized. mr. thornberry: the gentleman -- i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. forbes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. forbes: thank you for your hard work on this bill. mr. chairman, one of the things you won't hear outside of this room is anybody challenging the substance of this bill. the opponents of the bill time and time again say what a good bill it

rick substantially. we have not closed any bases. that's not good for the couldn't troy not find savings there. i yield myself 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: to not find savings -- there to spend it on training our troops. over the last two or throo -- or three years we have wound up authorizing and appropriating money in congress for readiness. not this year, assuming you imagine that this oco money will a-- will appear. the bulk of the oco money makes up for the readiness gap. i don't think this bill is good for our country or good for the troops but i do agree with the chairman that that's the criteria on which it should be judged. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is -- reserves, the gentleman is recognized. mr. thornberry: the gentleman -- i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. forbes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. forbes: thank you for your hard work on this bill. mr. chairman, one of the things you won't hear outside of this room is anybody challenging the substance of this bill. the opponents of the bill time and time again say what a good bill it