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why run, he says. why would you run for such a dangerous and very stressful job when you have a precious grand baby on the way. retire, relax, enjoy life. >> that's on the ledger. and actually, i've said this a few times earlier in interviews. i'm not making a decision in part because i do have this very life-changing experience coming up in the fall. i don't want to be looking past it, you know. i don't want to be meeting my new grandchild and having somebody calling me and saying, oh, you got to do this, that and the other in order to make this decision. i'm just not going to do that. so i will make this decision based on how i feel about it and what i believe i can do. but i'm not going to be rushed to do it, because this -- >> cannot rush you? hard choice? grandmother or the possibility of being the first he female president of the united states of america. >> you know, there have been -- >> hard choice. >> there have been a lot of grandfathers who have done it. >> precisely. maybe it's not a hard

but the reality is to run for president. you have to have a certain level of comfortability. >> but it's not the wealth that's the issue, it's being in touch. >> it's not even now that you have to have a certain amount of wealth. if millionaires can't run for president, we have about five presidents, right? but i think it's how you talk about it. look, she should say -- same thing, mitt romney's problem i think was not his wealth, it was how uncomfortable he was talking about his wealth. this is the same issue. just say, look, we've been very blessed in life. we have tremendous means now. and you know what, we -- i've never -- even though i've achieved all these things, i've never let my eye off of the real question. don't try to convince people that you're poor, because you're not. >> i actually think it exposed what she's the most nervous about as a candidate. this issue of income inequality is real, this middle class anxiety is real. it is her vulnerability on the left. >> and she is not a populist in any way, shape or fo

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they are running the show.re is serious competition out there and she is asked serious questions on the real campaign trail she has started that. but carl mentioned that there is some defensiveness especially about monica lewinsky. i wonder if that is part of her defensiveness. let's listen to what she said, maggie, the first question will be to you. >> monica lewinsky is back in the news. >> she is perfectly free to do that. she is an american who gets to express herself however she chooses but that is not something i spend time thinking about. >> did you call her a narcissistic looney tune? >> i'm not going to comment on what i said or didn't say -- >> lani, from a crisis management perspective and a personal friend how does she handle the more salacious stories whether the walker controversy or monica lewinsky resurfacing? >> i think she said a respectful opening sentence and she did exactly the correct thing to say i'm moving on. and most americans are going to get that. and i would like to comment about th

if you want to run, you say i'm not running and keep saying it until you are running. nothing this week that didn't convince me that the man who won the first debate, the man who won 226 congressional districts who looked like he might have won at one point last time is dying to get back in the race. dying. gene mccarthy said it's easier to run for president than to stop. your thoughts? >> i agree. you know better than i. for these guys running for president, once you have done it, first of all to get to the point where you believe you should be president, clear areally you believe you are the man, the person to lead the country better than anyone else. i think it is an addiction. i don't think romney would say absolutely not. the establishment wing of the party, a in an era where chamber of congress republican is an epithet. the establishment wing needs a guy. chris christie no longer looks like the guy. jeb bush has issues in terms of brand. you have romney sitting there as the last candidate for president sh supposed to be the titular head of the party. the party is

i hope we don't get run into. and gas-wise, we're good. as long as we don't get run into, we'll be good. >> and a problem brought chase into pit road to get his grill cleaned off, and now they're good to finish the race. >> looks like hornish is going to run away with it -- he led the race until the rain tires. tagliani led until the strategy caught up with him, and the caution fell. so, brian scott, on slick tires, the first of the cars in that line in that condition. he's in 21st place for the restart. tagliani has to start at the end of the line of cars because he did it before pit road was open. there he is. >> a couple more attempts, and we have a shot. >> this is possible. >> that's what he has to tell tagliani. if it just goes one cycle, if he can stay out of trouble, and there is more trouble on the horizon, the track could get drier and drier. >> so, green light checker. if they get back around, the next flag ends the race. we'll see. brendan gaughan, with chase elliott, outside. here we go. chase elliott, trying to get out in fro

the 21st annual fall as a spear run >> : off and running.uite timed it perfectly the text a portion of the service getting underway here on main street likely hear the music in the background watter cheers of encouragement. the family members take part in the front and center on the start line. in downtown pleasanton is the content a portion of the run at one. will see 5 k run at a kids race here pleasanton as well. we're still waiting the final numbers but more than a thousand runners today very well might turn into the largest father's sister and ever and 21 year history here in downtown pleasanton. it's all a lot of people running as a family budget than a few debts running by themselves last where are the wife and kids. >> : in bed on debts they are running. all enjoy my run and the sick at the breakfast afterward. taking a look at some as a shows what to attend a portion of an on kron by the recall of pleasanton helps renters for local charities and college scholarships to local dealers. the new autobus opinions of his money because the

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not run monetary policy. it is not quite as cautious or gloomy as what we heard from christine lagarde earlier the week. this is an -- a more immediately subdued tone. after that, they resume in optimism. the 2014 gdpe in central tendency forecast reflects what happened last order. i do not have the data in front of me, but i do not think they have ever raised those forecast for the year. it has always been in decline. the fed has into optimistic. they have been releasing these consistently. >> this was not unexpected. >> not at all. the 2014 forecast is just math. after the first order, you cannot have the kind of forecast they had before. a lot of the changes in the economic projections could be just noise, as jon ferro rejected. we have two new members of the board who are contributing. three new members are at the meeting. fisher have and amaretto. their views could be different from those who had a the board oversight. we could be a shift that does not really mean any and other than that it were what's a

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run objective but longer-term inflation excitations have remained stable. going to skip redundant language. the quantities of bond purchases will be cut from $45 billion per month to $45 billion per month. skipping over redundant language from the previous statement, the fed reminds investors asset purchasers are not on a preset course. the fed continues to hold the federal fund rate at zero to a quarter percent. and the fed says finally the committee currently anticipates even after employment and inflation are near mandate consistent levels, economic conditions may warrant keeping the target federal fund rate below levels the committee views as normal in the longer run. language are. from the latest statement. this was a unanimous decision 10-0 including several new members of the fed. for the economic outlook the fed has downgraded the outlook for gdp. no surprise given the terrible first quarter because of all of the bad weather now sees the gdp growing at 2.2%, had seen it growing closer to 3%. still about 3% growth going forward. it has cut its expect

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and we've been on a run. we've had four beautiful weekends dating back to may 17th and 18th with loads of sunshine generally dry conditions this weekend will make it fifth winning weekend in a row. i'll talk about all the details including shore forecast coming up in the full accuweather 7-day. jim. >> thank you, cecily. here's the latest on crisis in iraq. the iraqi air force has been attacking sunni insurgents in and around the city of mo se l and country shiite spiritual leader says the can't i have in great danger and fighting militants is everybody's responsibility. iraqi civilians are fleeing the area. they are surrounding people and executing them open the street. it's a war between shiites and sunnis and it's exploding. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live in the satd light center and dann the militants have sights set on baghdad. >> right now capital of iraq is hang in the balance as jihadists continue to make headway. if obama administration waives military option it's will be clear there wil

he didn't run the derby or the preakness. california chrome was fourth and his owner was not happy that all the horses don't have to run all three events. >> this is his third big race. they set them out and try to upset the am cart. i'm 61 years old. i will never see a triple crown winner because of the way they do this. is it not fair to the horses that have been in the game since day one. if you can't make enough points to get in the kentucky derby you can't run in the other two races. >> that is a good point. three race, travel and unfloor stables and tonalist has fresh legs. it's like being in the olympics not having to quaff for the 100 meters and just showing up for the finals. >>> to the french open women's final. this is sharapova's third straight. last time the women's final went three sets in 2001. she loses the first set. sharapova with the break point. but strug infield the second. 12 double faults. and we go to the final set. maria's experience took over. showing nerves. couldn't do anything about that back hand

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the tying run is coming up.reat at-bat by heyward, selling off all of those pitches, then delivering a single. >> eric: heyward does a nice job just going with this. missing a ball out over the plate, but it's up. actually a couple inches off the plate, but because it's elevated he's able to get to that ball. if it's down low, tougher to reach, usually beats that thing into the ground. >> justin: a meeting on the mound as mike butcher comes out to speak with his pitcher, ernesto frieri. 5-2. heyward now on at first. and the batter is going to be bj upton. bj upton on the night, for 3. a single, a walk, a strikeout a flyout to right and this is bj upton trying to make up for what happened earlier. >> eric: just took his eye off the ball. >> justin: went under his glove nap allowed the fifth run to score and now he has a chance to redeem himself. takes the first tipitch, first strike wlshg things aren't going well, you're in the situation, the game's on the line, or when you are at the plate, it's 0-2 every time u

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so we were running and as we were running, there was cop cars at the entrance of the parking lot anding out there telling us to come that way. once we got to the church, that's when they started to pat us down and move us into different areas of different people. >> how long before -- how long did they keep you until -- obviously you've been let go now. >> probably, like, two hours. when i got there they were doing groups. they would pat people down and then they would divide them and put them over in the other area that were patted down. when i was patted down, a kid was walking by that no one really knew and the cops said who are you? he said i'm not part of the school or anything and he kept walking. the cop said come with me now. he patted him down and he was actually one of the kids that he found a gun on. >> obviously we're trying to confirm that with police. that's a report you had on the scene. >> local reporters from kptv in troutdale, oregon. these reports have been coming in all afternoon of th in which this was done. it fits a pattern that we've seen with authorities all

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running for the chance to run against john hickenlooper for governor.er congressman with a lot of name recognition, the current secretary of state in colorado. but obviously the guy who democrats most want to run against is tom tancredo. he's run for governor before and lost. he's run for president before and lost, obviously. tom tancredo is now a writer for "world net daily" and his platform for this run for governor in colorado is he wants to impeach president obama. tom tancredo says president obama should be sent back to kenya. he says we should bomb mecca. he says miami is a third world country. he says the supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, she's a racist. she says the only reason president obama was elected is because of people who cannot spell the word vote or say it in english. he says he should have literacy tests for voting. did i mention he writes for "world net daily" now? democrats? colorado want to run against that guy, obviously. turns out they're not just wishing and hoping for that, they're doing something about it. ktvr in denver

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murphy unload on palmer. 2 run shot texas up 4-2. had 2 home run on the night. on the fifth. the former a takes him deep. 10-2 rangers. most runs given up this year. rally time. moss hit it packing in the fifth and the bottom 6 with a 3 run shot here. rangers with 4 home runs win it 14-8 the final. >> 49ers announce today that george seenert the twichbt duck tee to the frainer hall of fame on november 1st. george spent 17 years with the team. won 3 superbowl as assistant and 2 as head coach. one of 3 head coaches in nfl history to win a superbowl during his rookie season. well deserved. much under rated head coach. >> fabulous coach. firsthand you know t

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, run against incumbents, don't be afraid to do that, that's how we will get a more democratic system. as an official who went through two elections, people will have that opportunity to and will have an an opportunity to as you did the research on the time frames when it should occur, i am open to but i think that currently as people who are appointed they do have to runny lex -- run election at least 120 days. people should absolutely be challenged especially if there are incumbents in place. with a special election, we already struggle with voter turnout so we are essentially saying with voter turnout for a successor, we are willing to have a lower voter turnout to select who will be the next person in office, whether it's the board of supervisors or the mayor's office. that's something i want people to consider and hasn't been brought up. voter turnout i think is crucial. we saw very low turnout in june in our primaries even though there was a contested race, low turnout in november as well when we had to go run to fill the remainder of our predecessor's terms. the current system

he was running for a couple of hours. we were talking with him on the floor of the capitol after he came out of lunch with the texas delegation, which endorsed him, the biggest state delegation for republicans. sessions was asked if he wanted more time. he said, sure, i would have liked more time to be able to run this. sessions eventually drops out. there is no question that people who are a little bit nervous about having somebody who is seen as being in the leadership establishment -- they would have liked a longer campaign. they would have liked for the club for growth and heritage to be able to play a little bit more, to have people start getting fire under their feet. mccarthy moved very fast to consolidate his position. he was working on this from pretty much tuesday night, the second they realized eric cantor was going down. they had two outstanding whips going on, one on the agricultural bill and one on the highway funding measure. i don't know what the results of those are. what has been going on since, eric can

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run, black man, run. run, black man, run, run, black man, run.] tavis: man, that is daniel beaty now performing in his show, "the tallest tree in the forest" here in l.a. if you can get into see it and his latest text is "transforming pain to power," unlock your unlimited potential. in case you just tuned in, the piece he just performed once again is "run black man run." daniel, good to have you on this program. >> thank you, tavis. congratulations on your success. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation first with the man behind pixar and disney animation, ed catmull. and then actress marlee matlin. that's next time. e'll see you then. ♪ ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs stations by viewers like you. pbs stations by viewers like you. thank you. ♪ we're taking a roadtrip across the united states interviewing different people who inspire us. (antoine) one thing i always wa

elizabeth war has said she's not running and brian switser might be running.ers considered it supposedly. is there any way to compete with hillary clinton given her dominance of the field? >> i happen to believe personally if she runs for president, she's the most qualified to be president right now. she has to make the decision she wants to run. that's what primaries are about and the person they want to lead them. when we get into that primary, we'll know who's in and who's not and see where it goes. one of the things those of us who work in politics love is the surprise factor of any kind of politics. and anything is possible. that's what's great about it. >> this is another clip from diane sawyer's interview where she's talking about how she's been making money on the lecture circuit since she left office. >> it's been reported you made 5 million making speeches and president made more than $100 million? >> well, if you -- you have no reason to remember but we came out of the white house not only debt broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there an

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