david mudcat saunders is and sherry saunders.16 republican convention, by the way, is in cleveland ohio. let's go to mudcat. tell us your feeling about why aren't working class regular noncollege, if you will, white guys, not voting democrat these days? >> we don't go after them, chris. that simple. as brown will tell you and god bless brown for watching out for them, but it a cultural thing. democrats, you know, my party doesn't respect the culture like they should. >> when you think of democrat in a bad way, what do you hear? what do you smell? >> i smell -- we're the party of the intellectuals. but at the same token, we can't count. in my native south for instance, 37 % of the people in the united states in the census and went turn our back on those people? i think it is electoral insanity and immoral. >> senator, you thank you for joining us. you went to yale but doesn't let it show. which i think is a good thing. you may not agree. how do you succeed? >> mudcat i grew up watching jim mudcat grant pitch for the cleveland indi

>> frankly i'm pleased that congress as dysfunctional as senator saunders said it was actually came to an agreement and didn't use there as opolitical football. this is trub truly a -- >> in terms of the speed this is almost light speed suspect it? >> as an employee who has been waiting 16 years for some kind of change, i'm finally glad to see light tet end of the tunnel. but there's still a lot to be done. >> what is the biggest unaddressed items on the list? >> first thing on my list is the whistleblower retaliation. you're not allowing them to speak up for health and safety issues that they identify. i've been contacted by physicians across the country with serious patient care problems that they're at a frayed to talk about for fear of retaliation or being fired. the acting secretary send out a letter that says there will be no reprisal. no one believes that. >> you mentioned it here, quality of care issues as well need to be addressed. expand on your thoughts on those two issues. >> well, some of the instances that physicians have told me about are, as i mentioned in the hearing,

debra saunders, san francisco ch chronicle conservative and editor. ian, we just heard from darrell stein burg but today president obama told the leaders of the three central american countries that most of the children crossing the boarder will not be allowed to stay. do you think that that message is likely to stem the tide of unaccompanied minors? >> i don't. think the obama administration is trying to do what they can by putting adds for example on television in central america and producing music to play on the radio anti migration, you know, have an anti migration message but i think these tactics really don't work. if we're thinking about this as a humanitarian issue, kids aren't going to be dissuaded by that and families aren't, either. >> debra, is it a humanitarian issue? are children fleeing violence and crime and poverty or are they here for family reunfa case? >> i think both. we know there are a number of children that are afraid they will be killed and they are coming for refuge and that's something this country ought to do and must do

dawn saunders. i'm speaking on behalf of myself and the youth i work with at larkin street youth services. i work with homeless youth. and the last time i was here i talked about how target kind of opened the doors for a lot of our youth. we work with youth from ages 12 to 24. and when target came to the city and they were doing their, you know, hiring that day, like you get an interview and then you get hired. i never saw my clients so motivated and have so much hope that they're going to get off the streets because they had access to jobs. mom and papa shops, i've never heard of mom and pop shops hiring on the spot in the community, especially youth. our homeless youth are so stigmatized in this city, like a lot of times people don't even give them the time of day. they have their own assumptions. but when a big businesslike target comes and gives them a chance, like that opens so many doors for them. so, i completely support this, yes. and another thing, having -- not just having more of the big

joining me now is vermont senator bernie saunders.he ones who has raised the minimum wage every year since 2007. thank you for being here tonight. >> my pleasure. >> what does this report mean for your state and for americans who deserve to earn a fair wage? >> al, let me tell you one thing. my state of vermont raised the minimum wage to $8 an hour. we will raise its to $10.50 in ten years and we have the second lowest unemployment in the united states of america. this is mythology. >> i think that's important what you said. your state has an escalating minimum wage going up and up. you have the second least amount of unemployment, second state in the country? >> that's correct. >> you know your colleagues in the senate and republicans elsewhere have said raising the minimum wage could kill jobs and they are looking out for us. if what you are saying is true, that's the exact opposite, senator. >> absolutely. it's not true in vermont and not true in other states. here's why. as your charts indicated, in recent years, 95% of all new in

warriors gm bob myers was seen talking to timberwolves president and coach flip saunders during summerue play in las vegas on sunday. the warriors reluntance to include klay thompson in a deal has been a sticking point but with cleveland seemingly unwilling to give up andrew wiggins the warriors have new leverage reports are they've offered david lee, harison barnes and a first round pick for love who can leave as a free agent after next season graham highest paid tight end jimmy graham became the highest paid tight end in nfl history singing a 4-year, $40 million contract with the saints $21 million is guaranteed interestingly enough the 49ers vernon davis got even more guaranteed money $23 million when he signed for $37 million in 2010 and he missed mandatory mini-camp over a contract dispute a few weeks ago i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that

. >> but as sergeant saunders got closer, the baby began to move. >> when he raised his head and started to crawl, you know, you went from fear to this is great. >> the baby, wearing only a diaper, was severely sunburned, but otherwise unharmed. he was airlifted to a regional burn center for treatment. >> the hospital medical doctors at the burn center in chapel hill estimated that the baby probably would not have survived the night given the degree and severity of the burns to the body from the sun. i basically call it a miracle that that child is even alive today. it probably won't have been if mr. thompson hadn't been out there walking his dog that afternoon. >> i don't know what purpose god may have for nicolas, but i don't believe that it was just luck. >> but joy was mixed with grief. ginger hayes had been brutally murdered. >> to find out that my nephew was still alive was awesome. and that ginger was not just was incredibly hard to deal with. >>> it was the worst kind of crime, two innocent victims chosen at random. >> she was changing her baby's diaper. and because of her taking

six joined pope francis for private mass and among them was peter saunders who was himself abused i to priest as a child. he runs an organization in britain to help others. he joined me a short time ago. can you describe your meeting with pope francis to me at co >> as you can expect from a very ordinary person to suddenly find themselves sitting in a room with one of the most famous people in the world, and one of the most influential people in the world, looking in someone's quite a moving event. the subject matter is one that is very serious and very grim. i haven't taken the whole thing in yet. i'm still here tonight talking to you after a long day. i bumped into the pope a number he is a man i think that means well, a man who is determined to bring change to the church. and i think he is a man who mistakess the very big , criminal mistakes that the church and the institution of the church has committed in the and doubtless around certain parts of the world, in some ways connected to. we are talking about a huge institution and i genuinely lieve that this is a massive breath of fre

bernie saunders, representing democratic interests in these situations, says he's confident they can get a deal done and passed by the end of this week. >> libby casey, thank you. >>> at least 22 people in the city of chicago were shot. some residents are now asking for drastic new measures to help the city not from the police department but from the national guard. vana eastabrook reports. >> it is a weekly retch wall on chicago's lower east side. on their way home from work, the neighborhood known as austin is a hotbed of crime. >> my young friend got killed in violence. >> how you doing? peace in the streets, you all for it right? >> the bloodshed has to stop. he's on a state violence prevention task force and wants the governor to call in the national guard. >> they will provide a presence, just a presence in the community, any time you see law enforcement, military, then it puts people in a position where they feel like, i better move along. >> ford isn't the only one with the idea of bringing in the national guard. this was shot down by police superintendent gary mccarthy. >> i

has said that they're ready to arrest the saunders regardless what reasons does britain have to do this considering the war has nothing to do. with england. yeah it's a very sad day that we had the swedish court up all that arrest warrant it seems so we've just gotten interested in questioning julian assange about these allegations and they see one able to make a charge but they just won't and even for the two women that initially made the complaint doesn't it's their cause right that some of the swedish authorities comes here and questions us who is. plead for his friend's life he's at the ecuadorian embassy here in london the metropolitan police here has its share of scandal of course in paedophilia as well let alone cash for questions with rupert murdoch the whole of the metropolitan police here is a war with the conservative party over numerous things the police here huge cloud over them from even elements of the establishment but if there's one thing's for sure they felt whatever sweden did it was a sign of a did to their. power by taking refuge in asylum of ecuador therefore he mu

has said that they're ready to arrest the saunders regardless what reasons does britain have to do this considering the war has nothing to do with england well of course a very sad day that we had the swedish court to uphold that arrest warrant it seems so we've just gotten interested in questioning julian assange about these allegations and they seem unable to make a charge but they just won't i mean even for the two women that initially made the complaint doesn't it so of their cause right that so. the swedish authorities comes here and questions us who is. the need for us for his life is at the ecuadorian embassy here in london the metropolitan police here has its share of scandal of course in paedophilia as well let alone cash for questions with rupert murdoch the whole of the metropolitan police here is a war with the conservative party over numerous things the police here huge cloud over them from even elements of the establishment but if there's one thing's for sure they felt whatever sweden did it was a silence you have a did to their. power by taking refuge in asylum courtesy o

international musicians will be providing free entertainment at saunders park between noon and 7:00 p.m. it's part of the initiative to make the area cultural destination. >> you're busting a move here. >> i want to see what chris sowers has. >> i never dance on tv, i promise. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including sports, how do we choose our friends? the answer may be in our dna. >> saving with 6abc timing is everything, right. we'll tell you the best time to search for and use coupon codes. >> reporter: believe me, kenneth, you don't want to see me dancing in front of the camera. it's not a pretty . >> winds driven wildfires continue to race through washington state. this is new video of the flames. one home has been burned, about 100 homes in all have been destroyed by this week's flareups. washington's governor said 2,000 firefighters are working in the eastern part of the state. while 100 national guard troops are on standby. >> 9:13, thankfully, we don't have the sunniest day, it's not too bad. >> reporter: as long as it's dry, people will be h

has said that they're ready to arrest the saunders regardless what reasons does britain have to do this considering the war has nothing to do with england for the . very sad day that we had the swedish cordell poll that arrest warrant it seems. so we've just gotten interested in questioning julian assange about these allegations and they see one able to make a charge but they just won't i mean even for the two women that initially made the complaint doesn't it of their cause right that some of the swedish authorities comes here and questions us who is. plead for for his life is at the ecuadorian embassy here in london the metropolitan police here has its share of scandal of course in paedophilia as well let alone cash for questions as rupert murdoch the whole of the metropolitan police here is a war with the conservative party over numerous things the police here huge cloud over them from even elements of the establishment but if there's one thing's for sure they felt whatever sweden did it was a sign of a did to their. power by taking refuge in asylum of ecuador therefore he must be pu

. >> gary:warriors gm bob myers was seen talking to timberwolves president and coach flip saunders duringer league play in las vegas on sunday. >> gary:the warriors reluntance to include klay thompson in a deal has been a sticking point but with cleveland seemingly unwilling to give up andrew wiggins the warriors have new leverage >> gary:reports are they've offered david lee, harison barnes and a first round pick for love who can leave as a free agent after next season >> gary:dwyane wade back with heat it looks like dwyane wade lost between $8-10 million by opting out of the final two years of his contract with the heat today he signed a 2-year deal to return to miami the deal is reportedly worth $32-34 million he had $42 million remaining on his previous contract >> gary:by taking a discount wade who has won three nba titles in miami enabled the team to use the extra money to resign chris bosh to a $118 million deal and luol deng to a $20 million contract the only other team reportedly considered by wade was his hometown chicago bulls >> gary:graham highest paid tightjimmy graham becam

henry saunders in joins us now for a little bit of an update. is this year so much more important? >> good morning. this year, it is really a matter of getting over strategic mistrust between the two sides. there have been incidents leading up to these talks that have frayed u.s.-china ties including cyber security territoryver maritime in southeast asia. the talks are very important to try and restore u.s.-china ties to when president obama and xi met last year and declared they would have a new model of power relations. >> tell me, what does it hope to achieve? both have slightly different agendas. you have kerry on the political side and lew on the currency side. >> that is right. big picture, on the strategic side, the u.s. wants to convince china that the u.s. does not want to contain china's rise. and that it wants china to rise and follow international norms. on the economic side, the u.s. really wants to open up china for u.s. investment and further talks on this bilateral investment treaty that would put u.s. investment in china and all

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happening everywhere, you whether -- you wonder whether merkel is right, renzi is right, is larry saunders- is larry summers right? >> i worry less about what central banks are doing. what i can do is position capital to take advantage of the big themes in the markets. i look at what is going on in china and i accept that there is a big risk. they have a triple bubble to deflate. but i look at the pricing of some base metals. rio stands out as a great long-term buying opportunity. critically high free cash flow yields. dividend yields around 4. structural supply problems in a lot of base metals like zinc and nickel. a big opportunity for those companies to do well. >> we will wrap it up there. jonathan ferro will be back in little bit later. james bevan. we are going to take a break. leading up a potential deal. imperial tobacco is in talks to buy renault and loreat. >> good morning, everybody. you are watching "on the move." we are in here in london. with me is caroline hyde. we are going to take a look at two stocks that are on the move. imperial is up. merge, it companies it with more i

bernie saunders, a socialist, jeff miller a conservative from redder than red florida panhandle. includes $10 billion to allow veterans to go to private care, private doctors if they have to wait more than 14 days to get into a va facility to see a doctor. also if you live more than 40 miles away from a va facility, you can get private care. there is $2 billion tony to build some 27 new facilities or at least new facilities, va facilities from around the country. bernie sanders as i said is the chairman of the senate veterans affairs committee, lauded the agreement this morning in washington. >> when veterans get into the va system they feel pretty good about the quality of care that they are getting. i hear this all of the time. problem we're having with access we're going to deal with it now short term with emergency care. people going to private doctors and so forth. longer term i hope the va will have the doctors, nurses and the culture to make sure that every eligible veterans in this country gets timely and quality health care when he or she needs it. >> reporter: and tony

in fact, chris saunders were caught meeting this last sunday in las vegas.ry just continues. so we'll see if it ever gets done. that's the sporting life for now though. >> thank you mark. thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can follow us any time on d ktvu.com and on facebook and twitter. if you missed the broadcast you can watch the rebroadcast over on tv 36. >> good night. ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. (jay) as great as it is bringing a baby home from the hospital, there's one sound you absolutely dread waking up to... (women laughing loudly and speaking spanish) relatives. i really never saw these wedding pictures, mamá. how handsome and young papá looks. ay, it makes me sad. ay, i know that you miss him. no. look at my ass. there are two things in that picture i don't have anymore. ay, mamá, qué loca. sonia, can i help you? no, no, she's fine. it keeps her busy. we need

. >> we have reaction, we go to peter saunders, the head of the u.k.ional association of people abused. are you surprised by the scale of this operation? >> it is pretty big, 660 arrests. i think that's probably unprecedented, and hugely welcomed and a credit to the policemen who did the hard work tracking these people down. >> what do you think has changed here? is it the coordination changing the way things work? >> it does seem that the new nca has got it right on this one and credit to them. but clearly there has been a coordinated effort across the whole of u.k. and throughout the 43 of the 46 police forces were involved in this operation. and yes, 660 people now have something to think about. >> is this surprising in your experience? >> not at all. child abuse crosses the spectrum. it knows no social boundaries. there are prisons in this country that house pilots, doctors, nurses, you name it, people who hurt children. they come across the social spec spectrum. this is a hugely encouraging move by the police to track people down. what they're doi

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taking place in philadelphia at the saunders park green.s, there will be few more clouds moving in. so let's take tack loot a that forecast um you can see by lunch time upper 70s, 84 degrees by 3:00 o'clock and then temperatures staying pretty comfortable below average temperatures for tomorrow. but look at the beautiful weather that we have right now. 82 degrees that's the current temperature in philadelphia. well below where we shall be for this time of year which is in the upper 80s. but this is the story. everyone is talking about the humidity it's very comfortable. dry, 29%. winds still out of the north northwest pumping in some of the drier air across our area. you can see the low this morning 65 degrees. 84 degrees that was the high temperature this afternoon. look at the comfortable readings across the area. 72 right now in the pocono mountains. 79 in allentown as well as lancaster. low 80s in millville as well as dover. 76 degrees in atlantic city. so it feels comfortable more tolerable because of the dew points. they're dry in the

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she joins us now, along with charles schwab chief investment strategy liz ann saunders. to you both. liz ann, clients ask you, we're going to ask you, how much is this in argentina? talking about 300 points off the dow right now. >> if i were to rank what's causing anks in the market today i would not put argentina at or near the top of that list. think there are plenty of other factors going into this. remember argentina's actually not in the emerging markets index, it's not in any of the major international indexes so it can't mathematically impact broader market indexes. it can have a psychological effect but i really don't think that's top on the list today. >> especially when you consider already talk that maybe a jpmorgan or citi will step in. we just noticed that the president of argentina's about to speak in a little while here so you wonder what's coming out of that as well. >> we're waiting for that commentary right now, bill. i would expect to probably see more of the same rhetoric we've seen in the last 24 hours suggesting that the hedge funds that arguably p

areas in the wilderness that have been restored to the wartime appearance, where yule fought the saunders field. that is one of those places that brings it back to life. when i was a kid, you got off at the saupders field and all you saw were trees everywhere. now you can appreciate the historic landscape. second day of the battle of the wilderness, lee has more ambitious plans for richard yule. he hoped that yule, and there we have the fighting on may the 5th. i should have pointed this out earlier. confederates on the turnpike, on the plank road. you can see the gap between the two confederate lines. right now this is the final day of the wilderness, may 6th. you can see where it says, cedric and to the left of it, rickets, and the far right flank of the union army. lee hoped on the 6th that the confederates would swing around the right flank and that they would cut off the union army. again, an ambitious, ambitious design. and of course, ambitious design that would only be realistic prior to gettysburg. lee's army simply didn't have the reserves for that kind of attack. it's simply not

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justice saunders began.spoke of the many thousands of phone hacks they'd been responsible for, some of intensely personal messages. rights to individual privacy counted for little during this time, he said. they wanted stories and showed little concern for how they got them. the defendants other than mulcaire, he said, were distinguished journalists, who had no need to behave as they did to be successful. they all achieved a great deal without resorting to the unlawful invasion of other people's privacy. but he added, those achievements will now count for nothing. as andy coulson was led from the dock down to the cells, he turned and glanced briefly up at the public gallery. brief too, was the comment offered by his old boss david cameron, who last week apologized for hiring him. >> well what it says is that it's right that justice should be done and no one is above the law, as i've always said. >> reporter: today the judge said coulson, who fought the allegations for so long, had to take the major share of

in that field called songbirds field -- saunders field.here are vivid accounts from several different men about how they tried to rescue soldiers before the fire got to them, but the men on the other side would shoot them down so they couldn't make rescues. there are accounts of soldiers killing themselves before the fire got to them and some gruesome accounts of when the fire would finally reach an injured man, they would hear the pop of the cartridges as they exploded. the second dayon of fighting down on the orange plank road. there, as a matter of fact, the union earthworks were built largely out of wood. a lot of union accounts talk about how, when the tendon federate -- when the confederates attacked, they would come bursting through the flames like so many devils. it fits a lot of the scene you been developing. these are not battlefields that soldiers came back to after the war. they didn't like to go back there. you come to gettysburg and this place has a monument, two or three every square inch, it feels like. you go to the wilder

paul saunders was a phenomenal american. glad you brought him up.he was a fantastic spokesperson and an exemplary volunteer. peace corps does provide for volunteers who are injured as part of their service and those who have long-lasting consequences. we are part of the u.s. government system, and people would go to the department of labor to the federal employee compensation act, and there is disability pay for people who are unable to work as a result of their peace corps service, like other federal workers. one of the benefits is you are part of the u.s. government safety net, so to speak. i also want to say that post support health care has been an issue that i care about deeply as a return volunteer and as a public health professional. we have been working on an improving the quality of our support to volunteers after they leave service, both those that are completely healthy and are looking for jobs, but also those who require continued medical service. what do you want to see as far as the future of the peace corps? continuewould love to to s

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