rather violently. >> want to turn to an interview that denver police chief robert white did with "thenver post." he offered his version of how jessie hernandez was fatally shot by police. >> shortly after arriving on the scene, and they received a call for suspicious auto. the first officer ran the tags and it was stolen. the second officer arrived. the exited the car in an attempt several times to ask the individuals to come out of the car. obviously, that did not occur. as some point, the original officer that responded to the scene, the vehicle started driving towards him, which pretty much had him between the car and i think a brick wall. out of fear for his safety, he fired several shots and the other officer also fired several shots, striking the driver of the car, which was a 17-year-old juvenile. she was pronounced at the hospital. the original officer received a fracture, fracture to his leg as a result of the incident. >> that is denver police chief robert white. so he is saying there is an officer in front of the car and i guess an officer to the side, that the officer to t

they're calling for denver's police chief robert white to step down.ow a lot of other people here want outside investigators to figure out what's going on inside the denver police department. and just today protesters have hand-delivered almost 20,000 signatures to federal investigators demanding the u.s. department of justice step in. now, we do want to make sure that we mention police officers say that they were in the right in this latest incident involving this teenager because they say they were in danger. now, the denver police department is conducting an internal affairs review on this case. and we're told the u.s. department of justice is also keeping a close eye. megyn, back to you. >> ashly, thank you. we'll be right back. plus "hannity" at the top of the hour. stay tuned. >> to demonstrate that you're a leader, you're the commander in >>> already getting huge reaction to mayor giuliani. i will be on vacation for the next week in balmy colorado. i'i'i'i'i'i' >> it is friday, february 20th. a fox news alert. plans of attack. the pentagon revea

they're calling for denver's police chief robert white to step down.other people here want outside investigators to figure out what's going on inside the denver police department. and just today protesters have hand-delivered almost 20,000 signatures to federal investigators demanding the u.s. department of justice step in. now, we do want to make sure that we mention police officers say that they were in the right in this latest incident involving this teenager because they say they were in danger. now, the denver police department is conducting an internal affairs review on this case. and we're told the u.s. department of justice is also keeping a close eye. megyn, back to you. >> ashly, thank you. we'll be right back. plus "hannity" at the top of the hour. stay tuned. >> to demonstrate that you're a leader, you're the commander in i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to

robert e. lee was more important than ulysses s. grant. there's actually one more meeting at the white house when grant becomes president robert e. lee actually goes to the white house seated only imagine what that reading list of them like for robert e. lee. >> he says he has a talent? so the gettysburg fiasco where he did not take the lieutenant's advisement under consideration, did his personality to hold things in and to be in control had anything to do with his for decision making? gimmicky looks back at gettysburg in had explanations why it failed. he was not getting good intelligence because jeb stuart disappeared and basically went on a joyride but he relied on him for intelligence he believes for commanders don't act in unison maybe they could have succeeded with proper artillery support but nobody told and they were running low after the initial bombardment. i do think it is up moment of frustration he feels he is running out of time and passed to destroy the army. if you look at his attitude after words of chancellorsville he is furious and a lot of people think hookers' final position was strong and robert e. lee was g

robert easley and ulysses s. grant and that takes place at the white house when grant becomes president and robert e. b. goes to the white house and meet the newest occupants. you can only imagine what that meeting was. >> you said they had a peculiar talent for looking at topography. you guys is under consideration. do you believe his personality of holding things in and being in control and been overwhelmed with stonewall jackson just before had anything to do with his poor decision-making. >> user that looks back at gettysburg and has explanations for why gettysburg has failed. he's not getting good intelligence because jeb stuart has disappeared. he is leads calgary and he goes basically in a short right for gettysburg relies on him for intelligence. he believes the corps commanders are not in unison and even if charged it could have succeeded if he had proper tillers support, but no one told them they're running off the compartment. i think it's a moment of frustration. he does feel he is running out of time. he has to destroy the union army and if you go back to chancellorsville i mention this earl

robert. >> yeah! big bob's back! >> he had a much more carefree, lackadaisical attitude. he was much more lighthearted and much more of a jokester. >> what you want? what you want? >> bobby the white. give me some that, boy. >> you know. >> y'all know how to do it. >> soon, this new angle to the wolford story was about to expand even further because robert and bobby were not alone. >> well, they got my brother robert here, they got my sister andrea here. >> turns out bobby and robert's sister andrea is also in the same jail. >> it's weird how [ bleep ] happens. i mean -- >> robert wolford is my brother from my dad's side. we have the same dad but we have different moms. me and bobby have the same mom and the same dad. >> unlike her older brothers who had been in and out of jail over the years, this was 19-year-old andrea's first time in jail. >> there's times where you have your down days and there's other times where you are just like, well, you can't do nothing about it. >> she's never even gotten in trouble a day in her life. she's never even been in the back of a cop car before that i know of. >> but andrea wolford was facing very serious charges. several counts of child endan

robert e. lee and ulysses s. grant and that takes place at the white house and grant becomes president and robert e. lee actually goes to the white house and meets the newest document but you can only imagine what that meeting must've been like for robert e. lee. >> so you say he had this peculiar talent for looking at topography. said the gettysburg fiasco where he did not take his lieutenants advisement under consideration do you believe that his personality of holding things in and being in control and being overwhelmed just before had anything to do with his poor decision making? >> he certainly looks back at gettysburg and their debit explanation as to what gettysburg failed, he said. he is that getting good intelligence because jeb stuart has disappeared. jeb stuart some of you know is a command and he goes basically a joyride before gettysburg and lee relies on jeb stuart for intelligent achilles his corps commanders to act in unison and he believes may be they could succeed if the proper artillery support but no one told them they were running low on artillery after that initial department. i

house when grant becomes president and robert eastern lee actually goes to the white house and meets the newest occupant. you can only imagine what that meeting must have been like for robert e. lee. >> you say he had this peculiar talent for looking at poverty. so the gettysburg fiasco where he did not take his lieutenant's advisements under consideration, do you believe his permit of holding things in and being in control and being overwhelmed with the loss of stonewall jackson just before had anything to do with his poor decisionmaking? >> he certainly looks back at gettysburg and never gives an explanation why it failed. he is not getting good intelligence because jeb stewart disappeared, his cavalry commander, and he goes another a joy ride before gettysburg and lee relies on him for intelligence help believes his core commanders don't act in unison, and he believe even if pickets charge, it could have succeeded if he had proper artillery support but no one told him they were rung low low on artillery. i think pickets charge as a sense of frustration for lee. he

joining me now is robert gibbs, former white house press secretary and msnbc contributor. robert of course an original obama staff person all the way. so back then silicon valley was your stomping grounds. i mean they loved obama. now they even have many of them, more reasons, libertarians, those concerned about her more hawkish foreign policies, nsa oversight. the tech industry has some real reason to be lukewarm to her, let's say. >> well i think lukewarm to the obama administration as well. obviously the encryption in the nsa debates that were had as a result of the edward snowden leaks have changed a lot about what silicon valley is from their perspective rightly concerned about. it's not going to be, i think, as easy a place as it might have been for democrats eight years ago. >> what do you think about the themes that she's road testing? here she is and it was a really, you know, strong performance just looking at it as political drama, no notes, no teleprompter. she's walking around the stage, does a q&a with kara swisher. >> great reporter. >> she's talking to women

think that all of our foreign service officers aspire to follow in the footsteps of ambassador robert white. i hope that they will learn from his example. they learn from the example of bob white, they will make the united states a country that will be better served and the world a better place. so i ask unanimous consent that "the washington post" obituary, in an article about ambassador white by margaret o'brien be printed in the record at the conclusion of my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: mr. president i i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: i would ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be rescinded. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president for the second time in two days our friends across the aisle have killed important funding for the department of homeland security, a bill about $40 billion worth that was passed by the house of representatives and sent over here for the senate to c

house when grant becomes president and robert eastern lee actually goes to the white house and meets the newest occupant. you can only imagine what that meeting must have been like for robert e. lee. >> you say he had this peculiar talent for looking at poverty. so the gettysburg fiasco where he did not take his lieutenant's advisements under consideration, do you believe his permit of holding things in and being in control and being overwhelmed with the loss of stonewall jackson just before had anything to do with his poor decisionmaking? >> he certainly looks back at gettysburg and never gives an explanation why it failed. he is not getting good intelligence because jeb stewart disappeared, his cavalry commander, and he goes another a joy ride before gettysburg and lee relies on him for intelligence help believes his core commanders don't act in unison, and he believe even if pickets charge, it could have succeeded if he had proper artillery support but no one told him they were rung low low on artillery. i think pickets charge as a sense of frustration for lee. he

robert p. summer pick up the white phone. mr. robert p. summer please pick... look who's the organized one.y? i saw the taped outtakes of the interview with the girl. i know you-- acted your reaction after the interview. it's verboten, huh? i thought since i almost did it the first time, but... but i get you. that's not the reason you're not coming. of course it's the reason. it's terrible. come with me we'll disagree and get a tan at the same time. if you're going to be glib y i'm going to lose it! jane keep it down. i was up all night, and... jane. it made me ill. that's better. you could get fired for that. i got promoted for that. working up tears for a news piece cutaway? you crossed the line-- it's hard not to. they keep moving the little sucker! it-- it proves that the differences we-- this is a one-way argument. we have six days... if we fight, we'll come home. if you don't go, i leave for london after that. so it would be a very big deal-- the plane is boarding. you're good at deadlines. here's your ticket. it's amazing. you commit this breach of ethics then you act as if-- i'm giv

. >>> back to you to washington, where veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald has the backing of the white house as he looks to move past criticism after he falsely claimed that he served in the special forces. mcdonald, an army veteran who served with the 82nd airborne division, spoke to reporters yesterday in front of the department's headquarters. >> in an attempt to connect with that veteran, to make him feel comfortable, i incorrectly stated that i, too, had been in special forces. that was wrong, and i have no excuse. my biggest motivation was to connect with the veteran. it was a misstatement. it was a misstatement. >> mcdonald was also asked if he considered resigning, and he responded only by saying he wants to serve veterans and prove that the va can work. if he does that he's got a big road ahead of him. >>> the united states has closed its investigation into the shooting of 17-year-old trayvon martin, and that of course was a shooting that occurred almost three years ago. the justice department said tuesday it found insufficient evidence to pursue federal civil rights charges a

it is an issue that former white wight press secretary robert gibes said clinton must address soon. >> there is no doubt that the appearances are awkward at best and they will have to do something in the short term to deal with this in a way that put its off of the table. >> from the democratic perspective things will be better when there is a formal campaign. >> but there is a slow roll of rolling headlines for a long time. >> tom it is the bill, hillary clinton and chelsea foundation. how much longer can she continue to accept through the foundations from foreign governments? >> we'll have to see. i agree it is a problem and raises questions of conflict of interest and goes to one of clinton's vulnerabilities and that she and her husband went through the thing of how they were dead broke and they are fund-raising machines and so in addition to the speeches and the money she has made. that is not something they want out there and slow- rolling headline after headline. i don't suspect they will do it much longer. >> because of the appearance of improprietority. it educates women and c

john is a republican strategist, and robert gibbs is the former white house press secretary, and an msnbc contributor. as i mentioned, a new poll from the "des moines register" just out and bloomberg politics shows jeb bush has ground to look up with the conservative grassroots. look at this poll. shows the lead of the pack in iowa is the new kid on the block, wisconsin governor scott walker, followed by rand paul and mike huckabee, no surprise there. jeb bush is fifth with 9%. the guy who everybody calls the front-runner, fifth out there. he also lags behind on favorability compared to other potential candidates. scott walker has a net favorable. that means favorable over unfavorable of 48%, meaning 60% of voters have a favorable view on him. only 12% have a favorable view of, well, the others, anyway, unfavorable view, rather. rand paul, mike huckabee, rick perry and others all have high net favorables among likely iowa caucusgoers, they all look good out there. jeb bush, his net favorability is low one digit, three. so for chris christie it's even worse. negative. he's the only big neg

white could carry risk. he's in segregation for allegedly slashing the face of robert haynes after losing a bet over two cups. white says he doesn't know how haynes got slashed but he did not appeal the jail's decision. >> going to the hole now because i had a couple fights. once you get found guilty, you know, usually this is where they house you anyways. i knew i was going to get moved here soon regardless. so when he my name got brought up, i was surprised. i really wasn't. >> white is due to leave for prison anytime. but he wouldn't know when until the day arrives. >> we don't want the inmates knowing when they're going to be going to prison. it's mainly a security issue. we don't want inmates knowing they're going to be on a bus on a certain morning. if they wanted to escape, we don't want people on the outside to know what time they're going to be on the bus headed to a destination. >> car cards kind of stacked up against you going to prison in california. a country boy. my worst fear is being put in a situation again where i got to protect me. you put a person in a cage full of wolves, you know, one o

former white house press secretary for president obama, robert giksbbs, of course, mika, willie mike,is, too. there's a lot of debate whether news organizations should show video of isis burning jordanian pilot alive. now, nbc just showed a picture of his head down. others showed a freeze frame with a frame starting to encircle him. others described it. i think shep smith on fox described it frame by frame without showing it. very compelling television. and then you can go online to some news websites that actually show the entire thing. >> what do you think? >> i would be uncomfortable showing the entire thing on television because of the nature of the audience. i think people should have the ability to see it on a link with a news organization. i think we should have shown more here. i think we should have shown him standing there with the flames surrounding him because you really do get a better grasp of the evil that we're facing. but then again, i'm the guy, i still wonder why we sanitize what happened on 9/11 by not showing the horror of the moment that the planes hit the towers

he is an author and former white house presidential speechmaker who spent years researching and writing this new robert e. lee biography. the man who would not be washington published in january of this year. jonathan has appeared as a commentator on msnbc and bbc radio. ..

white house. david axelrod, my cut to be. -- mike huckabee. biographies of robert e lee and josef stalin. on american history tv on c-span three, interviews with former korean pows from the korean war veterans digital memorial project on wednesday. the 100th anniversary of the release of the film "the birth of a nation." the showing of the entire 1915 film. thursday come historians debate the social change of the 1970's in new york city. friday japanese-american internment during world war ii. book tv and american history tv, this week in prime time. more of our road to the white house coverage with potential presidential candidate rand paul of kentucky. he speaks about the government shutdown and the benghazi attacks at the american spectator magazine gala. >> i go to a lot of barbecues. i need to alter my jackets. they are getting tight. i was in kentucky, and the guy in front of me had a plate of barbecue. he loading up another plate of barbecue. i said, you are not going to live long eating like that. he said my grandfather lived to be 105 years old. he lived to be 105 years old by mi

he is an author and former white house presidential speechmaker who spent years researching and writing his robert e. lee biography "the man who would not be washington" published in january of this year. jonathan has appeared as a commentator on "msnbc" and nbc radio. his writing has appeared in "the new york times"" "the weekly standard" and other outlets. during his time the white house jonathan served as a speechwriter and special assistant to president george bush and as a graduate of io university and we welcome him to louisville university. [applause] >> thank you so much for that lovely introduction judy. as was mentioned i used to work as a presidential speechwriter before i started writing this book. so you can imagine my shock when i learned that the subject of my new book didn't much care for my old occupation. in fact robert e. lee was so offended when he heard that george washington might've used a ghost writer to pen his famous farewell address that he refused to believe it and he said that anyone who said george washington used a ghostwriter was quote injudicious -- injudicious. i

there was a faux pas that caused a security breach at the white house. >> host: did you go up and see robert gibbs at that point? >> guest: i did. it was bad. there were other people in the room and i remember gibbs telling me i have the first lady and apology and i have desiree rogers and apology. if i did anything to offend the first lady i apologize. people are telling me in e-mails and text messages and this is in the lead up to this. why does robert gibbs disrespect to? you tell them to e-mail me. i will talk to them. i said to myself, what did i do to deserve this craziness? sometimes it is rough and tumble there. when you are someone they perceive by yourself, that i don't have the backing of the larger networks here do understand? i don't have the backing of the specialty media they are the focus on the same issues to have my back to follow up on questions. so i felt like i was alone but i wasn't alone. to my surprise that many of my close friends and fellow correspondents were really supportive of me to the fact is saying that should not have been that way. it was a serious line of

editors going after him with an article as scott walker mulls white house little bit questions linger over college exit. kelly ann cona, and robertwashington post piece scott walker has to be latching. >> i i can tell you we both agree, there are no no lingering questions, i am sure right wing it same reaction about president obama's college record. >> which part? they pub publish his entire record, wewe know everything. >> donald trump who. >> we had 6 years of obama presidency robert so understand what a harvard degree gets us. >> we got --1984 to 1988. we had 20 years worth of harvard and yale. >> not sinceing reagan a nonivy league. >> 1984 -- with all right no, right. >> but look. >> lou majority -- >> i'm here with you now. >> majority of americans do not have a college degree. >> whos hell cares is what when yous is what yousay, i care. i want a state school, a somebody a plumber a carpenter i want somebody. >> short sleeve shirt? >> i want a true toryial for scott walker. >> who will give it. >> hillary clinton. >> the afl-cio teach teamsters. >> hillary has not taken a position on anything. >> bad. >> we can't get mrs. c

. >> i'm chuck todd joining me this morning are former white house press secretary to president obama, robert gibbs. the cook political reports walker. former chief speech writer for george w. bush and columnist, michael gerson. welcome to sunday it's meet the press. >> this is meet the press with chuck todd. >>> it's been a battle that has raged since isis shocked the world with its cult of violence and death. what should president obama call this enemy? he's refused to use the terms islamist or radical islam. insisting that we're not at war with islam. but with some perversion of a great religion. conservatives argue that in doing so mr. obama is failing to recognize the true face of the enemy. so we wondered in this debate about semantics and security is there precedent for the president's position? we went back to the videotape and here's what we found. >> the terrorists do not speak for over a billion muslims who reject their hateful ideology. >> all -- is not the true face of islam. >> we are not at war with islam. we are at war with people who have perverted islam. >> this is by -- >>

robert: yes, the first of their last four regular-season games, and today it was against the blue demons of depaul. paul white misses the three from the corner, but josh smith is therefore the cleanup. georgetown lead at the half. second half, the hoyas lead. smith throws the alley-oop watch your head. georgetown up why 8. later in the second, the freshman comes through. isaac copeland with the short jumper in the paint. georgetown wins, 68-63. gw has a chance to turn things around against richmond today. first half, the drive come he cannot get it, but kevin larson is therefore the follow, the colonials up 4. second half, kendall anthony hits this 3. gw dropsfour in a row, 56-48. acc, virginia tech, n.c. state. the wolfpack, finishes with the trey. n.c. state cruises 69-63. another big day for gw's jones perfect from the field finishing with 22 points, six boards. the colonials improve to 24-3 with a victory over fordham. the capitals hosting the metropolitan division leaders the new york islanders. the caps looking for four straight for the first time this season. it would take more than regulation. in the

. >> reporter: robert says his neighbor francisco was a hard working family man selling fresh truth from a cart at the corner of white road and mount vista drive. >> he used seven days straight out there working hard for their money. >> he and his wife were working on saturday when a suspected drunk driver collided with another car and slammed into the couple's stand hitting both of them. these tire marks shoe the suspect's car came onto the sidewalk and kept going right into the stand. police say the 25-year-old suspect didn't stop. he crashed through a fence and hit a parked suv before he was arrested. friends brought flowers to the crash site minutes after learning francisco had died. >> francisco hernandez? he is my friend. >> i'm here every single day and buy fruit. >> she is is a close family friends and says francisco's wife iris is recovering in the hospital from her injuries. their children are often around at the fruit stand but not on saturday. >> thank god the kids was not there on yesterday. but the kids is always with the parents. >> robert lozano has no sympathy for the driver. >> he took somebody else

thursday, politics and the white house from our afterwords program. on friday, biographies of robert a lien josef stalin and a look at pakistan through the eyes of a woman raised in karachi. on c-span3 tuesday night at 8 p.m., interviews with korean pows. i wednesday, the 100th anniversary of the release of the film "the birth of the nation," and a re-air of q&a. and t american historical association meetinghe. both tv and american history tv this week in primetime. >> this presidents' day, we are taking a look at presidential campaign announcements. the moments of history when candidates officially declared their intention to seek the highest office in the land. we begin with ronald reagan in 1979 and bill clinton in 1991. they are followed by three other 1992 presidential candidates, ross perot, iowa senator tom harkin, and pat buchanan. >> ronald reagan officially announced his second run for the presidency during a paid nationally televised speech on november 13, 1979. speaking from a set in new york city, mr. wright -- reagan outlined his foreign and domestic agenda criticizing

white house from the afterwords programs. happen then on friday, biographies of robert e. lee and joseph stalin. and on american history tv on c-span 3 tuesday night at 8:00 interviews with former korean p.o.w.'s. on wednesday the 100th anniversary of the of the release of the film "the birth of the nation." the showing of the film followed by a rae air of our call in program. and thursday, historians debate the social chings of the 1970's in new york city. and fridayion japanese american internment during world war ii. book tv and american history tv this week in prime time. >> coming up on c-span a look at how president's legacy is being shaped six years into his presidency. then a discussion on hillary clinton and what the political future my hold for her in 2016. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] journal" continues. host: our first guest of the morning is jon ward of yahoo! news. he put out a recent story on how barack obama was to be the ronald reagan of the left. good morning. before we get to the details of a story, talk about hot came to be. guest: it's funny to go

white marks. secret outlast clear gel >>> we're back with robert costa, casey hunt and howard dean. saying that when jeb bush is talking about foreign policy, that team knows this is a weak spot for rand paul among republican primary voters. it is also a weak spot for mike huckabee among republican primary voters. so how much of this stepping into foreign policy was about exposing or going toward the weaknesses of the other candidates. >> bush is trying to signal to donors and to activists that though he doesn't have too much international experience, he comes to this race as an unapologetic hawk. so it comes from the bush lineage on foreign policy. he's sending a message that though there is some pockets of the gop that are war weary, he's not going to be cowed by them and will stand by his traditional position. >> we have the latest poll out, a national poll of the republican candidates with mike huckabee at the top at 16%. jeb bush at 14%, rand paul 10%. ben carson 8%. chris christie at 7% and everyone far below that. casey hunt, there's jeb bush looking at a national poll where

thursday, politics and the white house with david axelrod, mike huckabee and april ryan. friday, biographies of robert e darley and joseph stalin -- robert e. lee and joseph stalin. on wednesday on c-span3 "the birth of a nation." the showing of the entire 1915 film, followed by a re-air. thursday, historians debate the social changes of the 1970's at the 2015 american historical association meeting in new york city. booktv and american history tv this week in prime time. >> tomorrow morning on "washington journal," a reuters correspondent looks at president obama's executive order on immigration, and a recent decision to a texas court judge -- by a texas court judge that blocked that order. "washington journal" his life thursday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. up next remarks from president obama on combating violent extremism. he spoke on the second day of the three-day white house event. this is 35 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. i want to thank everyone for being here today. law enforcement officers, community leaders, teachers elected officials, foreign ministers, and entrepreneurs thanks s

robert peters. a day after the president insulted christians at the national prayer breakfast, the white house piling on by insulting just about all americans. deputy press secretary eric schultz saying, quote, part and parcel to america's standing in the world is our values. so the president believes that when we fall short of that, we need to be honest with ourselves and look inward and hold ourselves accountable. just as certainly the president himself. that's leadership. we'll be talking about that with two of the country's top religious leaders. bishop ew jackson and reverend brian today. the president's inner circle may face consequences for the cover-up of the benghazi attack. we may find out what really happened up there. a special house committee look this into the deadly terrorist attack with interviewing officials about what occurred before, during, and after. tonight, we'll talk with the former congressman who didn't trust then secretary of state hillary clinton's policies toward libya and who did something about it. former congressman dennis joins us. and we begin tonight with the news t

she attended the white house summit this week. robert. governor klobuchar, what is your reaction to this threat to the mall and what has been washington's response to this? >> this just came out yesterday. this is something we've seen before, sadly n minute ly nshgssadly, in minnesota. we have seen al shabaab target young men in our community. they did it in a video showing a plane ticket from minneapolis, st. paul to somalia to fight with the terrorist group. we're seen these slick videos before. our fbi and law enforcement is ready to respond. they upped the security at the mall. as you noted. the threat was made regarding the mall in london a mall in canada. this is what this group does. that is why we have been focusing not just on going after the evil of isis overseas but also home-grown terrorism. the fact they are targeting young men in our own communities, not just in minnesota, all over the country. >> in minnesota, talking about your experience there. where are they targeting? how does this work? you mentioned some of the propa

white house indicating the president will veto that legislation. it would bes the third veto of the obama presidency. >>> vet raps fares secretary robert mcdonald apologized for lying about his military record. he told a homeless military veteran in the special forces he was in the special forces. the white house said it still supports mcdonald. >>> your chances of getting audited have dropped to the lowest level in a decade and it's expected to fall further this year. it's a little good news. according to data ob tabds by "usa today." the reason budget cuts at the irs. for more go to cnbc.com. that's the cnbc news update for this hour. back to you, scott. >> all right. thanks so much. see you soon as we head to break, the 10-year yield, is right there at 2%. there it is under 1.99%, perhaps some market participants taking whaten had to say more dovish than what they expected. who knows. the move in the 10-year as the same time the major averages, the russell 2,000 hitting multiyear highs today. up next, solar stocks are rising josh brown taking us to school, trade school, to explain why. then, he's not a bear but he doesn't love apple as much as the rest

that's why robert mcdonald has apologized for that and josh ernest, the white house press secretary, ago said that is not going to be enough to cause the president to want robert mcdonald to leave his job. >> there is no reason to think that the mistake he made should leave his ability -- to continually implement the kind of reforms at the v.a. that are so critical to making sure that our veterans are getting the benefits they deserve. >> given the tremendous media attention in recent days about the accuracy of statements made by our colleague brian williams by bill o'reilly of fox news you don't know how these things are going to go but it is in robert mcdonald's favor that republican members of congress do not seem to be trying to turn up the heat and push him out of that job, guys. >> forces that they are, as i understand it, the green berets the rangers, as you point out, john extraordinarily skilled. they do receive special training, as do folks in the 82nd airborne but there is a distinction there. >> they are special, but they're not special forces. >> all right. john harwood,

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white pickup truck. there it is. with $1000. >>> ice, ice baby, the rapper known as vanilla ice is facing criminal charges tonight. police arrested roberte, his real name in florida today for home burglary and grand theft. they say he was involved in stealing furniture, a pool heart, bicycles and other items from a home that home is next door to a property that van winkle is renovating. the 47-year-old is current lit host of the "vanilla ice project" on the diy network. >>> identity theft doesn't just happen to grownups much the recent security breach at anthem insurance exposed the social security numbers and personal information to millions of american children. security experts say the younger the child, the more valuable his or her information is because criminals can possibly use that stolen inform information decades before being detected. >>> another pricey year for meat lovers. beef prices have been historically high and expected to stay that way. the drought is a big reason why, but experts predict prices will slowly begin drop in two year, the current prices are encouraging ranchers to breed more cattle. >>> bringing in the lu