christoph schmidt.minutes. ♪ >> for a look at what we are watching for the rest of the day, we are joined by why and show. -- we areadjourned joined by ryan chilcote. gazprom would provide about a fifth of the amount of gas it is currently supplying to western europe to china in a 30 year deal. we thought the deal was going to be signed yesterday, but it got signed just now, about half an hour ago. a bit of a face saver for the russian president. the issues onming price. it will be interesting to find out what the price was. we have not heard with the price was. the prime minister of russia said he thought it was going to be comparable to the price the western -- that western europe is now paying. he will be a big issue because a lot of people have said the chinese know the russians are anxious to diversify in case western europe follows through on his threat to diversify away from russian supply. this is a huge market in china. they can have a bottomless appetite for russian gas. >> timing is everythin

we see this across the board in the numbers we show. >> i'm speaking with john schmidt.hat impact of the unemployed and underemployed black college graduates have on the overall college economy? signal it does is send a that the economy is not working well for a large chunk of people. even years now in the economic recovery, we are still not back where we were four young black college graduates where we got there in the first place. numbers are only a little bit better when we look more broadly at recent college graduates. it suggests there is a lot of work to be done addressing the problem of ongoing racial discrimination. >> for those lack college graduates who are getting jobs, are they getting jobs that match up with the degrees they receive? >> as i am saying, about half of the workforce, about 55% of graduates, college are in a job it does not require a college degree at all. even if you look at recent graduates who have studied engineering, a very technical field and one where workers generally do much better, it is still the case that among groep the -- among bla

here is what you know about eric schmidt. you know he is the chairman of google, and you know that he has been at the forefront of the digital revolution. what you may not know, he is the source of very big ideas about -- aboutnew digital what the new digital age will look like in his new book. you also probably do not know that he joined new america before he joined google, and look at us but now. small difference in growth, but we are getting there. know thaty not also he may be the only man anywhere who was a mentor to both me and sheryl sandberg. you know that he told her to look for growth potential, and it has worked out extremely well for her. i talk to him right after i came back from the state department, working for secretary clinton, went back to princeton, asked about being an entrepreneur. he said it really is a full-time job, and here i am. so it is my great pleasure to introduce eric schmidt, and he will introduce secretary clinton. i should say former first lady clinton, former senator clinton, former secretar

schmidt says that since the attack been much more wear of her surroundings and now never wears earbuds when she's out walking. >>> a half ton of marijuana. quite a discovery today. as ktvu's on a ruben reports, federal agents involves drug runners from mexico. >> reporter: they came to take into view at pecsa arrow state beach. but when they arrived, alexander couldn't believe this eyes. this was the scene, a mexican fishing boat called a tanga left onshore. nearby, a suv stuck in the sand. in and around it, authorities found 42 bales of marijuana that the smugglers had left behind. >> this was a little too heavy and couldn't make it up the sand. >> reporter: authorities are looking for the smugglers but they say that this is consistent for the drug cartels. law enforcement has been seeing a large number of these panga boats. they say that the success of the patrols there have pushed the smugglers north. >> since march of 2014 there's been about 80 confirmed landings from monterrey county. to as an mateo. >> reporter: in fact this landing was the further north they've seen. those who u

schmidt was at the wheel of the 2014 corvette stingray.he thing is schmidt is a quadriplegic because of a crash 14 years ago. he controls the steering and acceleration by tilting his head in small increments. one former indy champ tweeted of schmidt's last quote, nothing stops this guy, hashtag inspiration. >> remarkable. >> i'd love to be in there and see what it is like. >>> let's take to the friendly skies. something airline passengers don't see every day. >> imagine waiting at the airport security line and seeing this, someone carrying a teeny, tiny clouded leopard cub. oh, my gosh. she's barely a month old and doesn't have a name yet. >> the tiny clouded leopard cub arrived in denver aboard a flight accompanied by his zookeeper and assistant. and was on the way to a denver zoo. >> she was born at the smithsonian conservatory biology institute on april 10th and she's just so cute. >> she will be introduced though current leopard cubs a male and female. they are distinguished by their gray hair the clouded leopards. found in the himalay

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the attack happened in the mission district at 7:30 while schmidt was walking to work. >> all of a sudden i heard a blow and i felt somebody pulling on my bag. >> she ended up needing 6 staples in her head. since the attack she is now more aware of her is your roundings. >>> an estimated completion date and a number of upgrade to the system. the company launched this to the 2010 san bruno explosion. they had hoped to finish the work this year and now will be carrying it 2015. this comes as they wait for the san bruno explosion. meantime, the fallout from the richmond fall out, ktvu has told all department heads to cut their budgets by 17% and that's because they shut down production by 7 or 8 months. city expenses continue to increase. >> nothing is really off the table and again it is still kind of early, but we are going to be looking at everything. >> he said that include police and fire services and they say as many as 70 part-time workers do be laid off. >>> a celebration was held for african-american honor role student in the district. more than 8,000 students were recognized at las

. >> reporter: but former reagan staffer gary schmidt says don't look to the future but to the past for obama's strategy. >> it's not clear how the president himself has tried to implement those policy over the last few years. >> schmidt points to syria as a foreign policy failure and he calls for the, overdue course correction. >> the twaition in syria has gotten worse -- situation in syria has gotten worse not better. it's hard for the president to ignore the deteriorating situation. he's right to say it's a complex and difficult problem. >> reporter: the president pushed back against critics, the multinational situation is holdovers of the cold war. >> the effectiveness of multilateral action, institutions like the u.n. respecting international law is a sign of weakness. i think they're wrong. >> mark jacobsen agrees that the international response to violence in ukraine sets a model for the future. >> what the president did was a balance of not only diplomacy but action. >> but critics say just how effective president obama's foreign policy is has more to do with shifting internatio

eric schmidt told the company's annual shareholder meeting that they struck the wrong balance between the right to know and the right to be forgotten. criticizelarry page what he said was an extra layered of regulatory complexities. although google had the resources to deal with it, this would make it harder for internet startups to succeed and make it easier for to radical regimes to sensitive civilians. but the law only applies to search engines with business headquarters in europe. results can still turn up on websites operating overseas. stocks inbaking general took a beating in european trading this friday. the wall street journal reports the u.s. is seeking $10 billion in fines. it will be one of the biggest penalties ever. just to put it in perspective, the profits last year amounted to four .8 billion euros right about $6.5 billion. with sanctions on iran and cuba, currently negotiating with u.s. officials and the talks could last for weeks. on top of the potential of a steep fine, the wall street journal is reporting american authorities are considering blocking bnp from movi

seems unlikely that democrats would be able to make any gains. >> steve schmidt for analysis.run with a party. at the same time you separate from its leader. i remember, george bush sr., being elected on a campaign of promise of kinder and gentler. it didn't mean kinder and gentler than dukakis, he went reagan. the two women they'll be testing the ground for how you run as democrats, without being tied to the president. that's what hillary clinton will have to do. >> no question, chris, georgia demographically. look at the state. looking at the population gains in the state. there is good underlying, long-term trends for the democratic party in the state. but one of the dominant political stories over the last two election cycles is the fact that republicans have given up six u.s. senate seats with bad candidates. democrats to the contrary in these two states where i think there is a strong republican wind that will be blowing against the democratic candidates they have put superb candidates into the race. in the minimum thing you have to does to have any shot at all, in these

up next, jared cohen and eric schmidt discuss "the new digital age." then at 7:45 p.m., lauren -- [inaudible] talks about the many political causes taken up by upton sinclair over his life including his unsuccessful run for governor of california in 1934. at 9 p.m. eastern, burton folsom is on "after words." mr. folsom details the best and worst government investments and bailouts from the days of george washington through today. at 10 p.m. eastern, barbara ehrenreich talks about her quest as a child to find out the truth and we wrap up tonight's prime time programming at 11 p.m. eastern. iraq war veteran phil clay discusses his collection of short stories about soldiers' experiences at war and back home. that all happens next on c-span2's booktv. >> booktv continues with eric schmidt and jared cohen. the two talk about the updated edition of their book, "the new digital age," in which they discuss nsa spying and current state of internet security. this is about an hour and ten minutes. [applause] >> thank you. well, it is really exciting to be back at

. >> i urge my fellow citizens to join us and to ensure that we root this out from our mists s.at schmidt -- from our midst i urge all people of kenya to fight and combat to defeat this evil. likes kenyan authorities have been engaged in an operation to crack down on suspected should bob supporters in nairobi. >> now, the body of the french photojournalist killed in the central african republic on tuesday was repatriated to france this friday. he died in a shootout between rival militia and the rest of the country. she had been covering sectarian violence and its impact on civilians. her body has been taken to a parisian morgue for autopsy. an official investigation has been opened to her death. 16 world powers have continued talks, but according to sources, hit a hurdle. the representative from the ron described them as slow and complicated. -- iran described them as slow and calm potato. for more, we speak to john cummins, who is in vienna. us more about what this latest hurdle is, this of theive progress talks. >> the hurdle is what it has always been which is very much the issue of ur

seems unlikely that democrats would be able to make any gains. >> steve schmidt for analysis. run with a party. at the same time you separate from its leader. i remember, george bush sr., being elected on a campaign of promise of kinder and gentler. it didn't mean kinder and gentler than dukakis, he went reagan. the two women they'll be testing the ground for how you run as krame democrats, without being tied to the president. that's what hillary clinton will have to do. >> no question, chris, georgia demographically. look at the state. looking at the population gains in the state. there is good underlying, long-term trends for the democratic party in the state. but one of the dominant political stories over the last two election cycles is the fact that republicans have given up six u.s. senate seats with bad candidates. democrats to the contrary in these two states where i think there is a strong republican wind that will be blowing against the democratic candidates they have put superb candidates into the race. in the minimum thing you have to does to have any shot at all, i

same thick we found in the same thing we found in poland and the same thing that the senate select schmidt on investigation is going to find in a cia black site in afghanistan that was closed down. the oversight, there was not proper oversight. >> that's the important things. >> is it intentional that there is not proper oversight? >> yeah. i think so. i mean what happened on the senate select committee on intelligence is that the cia goes to the chairman and says we are going to brief you on this program, you and the vites veryman. in order for them to tell the full committee, they have to agree to it. the republican on the committee didn't. so, it pulls these oversight committees in a tough spot. i think that's going to come out. i think that's going to really come out. >> the site he was referring to, year? >> a little longer. >> where did the detainees go when they are shifting from black site to black site? so many have closed down? >> i have tracked their movements in poland's case that closed i believe september 22nd, september 23rd, 2003. you can see from the flight data that the e

two years ago 23-year-old sam schmidt was involved in a five-car pileup in tucson, arizona. he suffered broken bones, traumatic brain injury and was in a deep coma. two months later, just as he was about to be taken off life support, his neurosurgeon said he had a hunch and ordinary one more mri. showed sam was not brain dead. that night, sam wiggled two fingers on command, and a short time later he was getting around in a wheelchair and talking, this is sam now every two years of grueling physical, speech, and occupational therapy. >> not so much i was lucky i had a remarkable recovery, it's that i worked for this remarkable recovery, pushing to the limit, giving it your best shot. >>> sam is now enrolled in college classes and hoping to be a veterinary tech. >>> it's time to turn our attention to the weather. a lot of runners and just people who like festivities are looking to tomorrow's weather. >> some good news for bay-to-breaker runners. live doppler 7hd picking up partly cloudy condition around the bay area. it's been a very breezy day today, in fact gusts up to 30 mi

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is susan schmidt managing director portfoliomanager of u.s. equities at mesirow financial. welcome to the show this morning. >>thank you. susan is time to drop this doom and gloom theories about the economy? >>i think it's okay to leave doom and gloom behind right now. i think we've moved past that. still maybe wait and see but an optimistic wait and see. so that's a good thing. >>so we're almost through earnings season. we still have a little ways to go but what do you see that you like or don't like? >>i think one of the most interesting things i've seen this earnings season is among small and regional banks. among the ceo's and management teams i've talked to on the small and regional banks, they're showing great loan growth. that means it's a good thing for the local economy. businesses are out there looking for loansthere's industrial and commercial activity in those markets. i think that's a really good sign that at the grassroots level the economy is starting to bubble up again. >>here's a controversial questiondid the stimulus work? >>i think it's too soon to say it

and so how do you make sure that this panel doesn't cross what even the republican strategist steve schmidt morning, a thin line of a serious investigation and kangaroo court. >> well, you can throw out the nu number of pages of documents, but we need the relevant documents which is what is reveal revealed with ben rhodes' e-mail, why wasn't that provided initi initially? maybe because of a cover-up? haven't the politicians understood that it is the cover-up that gets you in trouble, and that is what we are seeing with this administration, and it is about getting to the truth. i have had a father of a young marine come up to me after benghazi, and put a finger in my chest to say, we have to know the truth, and is my son under the command of the tenet that is age-old of leave no man behind, and so the american people need to know. >> you don't think that there is any political motivation of energizing the base for 2016 or getting to hillary clinton of 2016? >> well, it is to get to the truth that the american people are demanding. we hear it all of the time the, and maybe it is coming from t

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. >> democrats mulling whether or not to boycott the schmidt says republicans are trying to gain an advantagehile an attempt to damage hillary clinton's presidential run. clinton who was secretary of state during the benghazi attacks said there is nothing left to fine. >> said, their choice. i do not believe there is any reason for it to continue in this way, but they can get to call the shots in the congress. >> the state department initially blamed the attacks on protests sparked by a youtube video mocking the prophet mohammed. but newly released white house e-mails raise more questions, say republicans. they instructed then u.s. ambassador susan rice to underscore these are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy. republicans call this a smoking gun since rice in a round of interviews in the days after the attack said she received that information from the intelligence community. stephanie sy-a- the f.b.i. getting involved in the stand-off with clicin bandy. they say bundy supporters pointed guns at officers on april .12th. the armed group has denied those allegatio

last mall, she testified before a senate judiciary schmidt investigating the impact of stand your ground laws. they allow people to defend themselves if if he they'llt feel they are in danger. dunn said he feared for his life before he shot jordan. during her testimony, macbath refuted that. >> an angry man who owned a gun kept it close at hand and chose to demonstrate unbridled hatred .1 balmy evening for reasons i will never understand. these laws empowered his prejudice beliefs and subsequent rage over my son's own life, his liberty and pursuit of happiness happiness. >>> the role of crusading activist is not something she ever envisioned. now, she can't imagine doing anything else? >> i feel a responsibility now to protect others, to keep the same thing, that very thing, from happening to others. >> she says jordan is speaking through her, guiding her. >> everything that i have been praying for jordan over the years, all of the protection i wanted him to have, all of the love i wanted him to have, everything i wanted to give him, god has given him that tenfold. >> in jordan's room si

intel ceo, hel of handshake noe a recruit between eric schmidt and myself."is startling just how blatant it is. speaks to the unique hubris of silicon valley. in a very short time, they have become billionaires and i think it's fair to say they don't think the ordinary rules, whether it is the rules of antitrust or financial gravity, applied to them. this is perhaps the best illustration we've had so far. they wouldwould say pay just to have the opportunity -- theart of the reason why very talented workforce puts up with that condition is because the jobs are so sought after. a lot of these people are making well into six figures. it's not like anyone year was having trouble putting dinner on the table but it does not mean they should be exploited. >> you can read the full story in the latest edition of "bloomberg businessweek." buffett annualen shareholder meeting this weekend. we discussed the latest deal. the big 40. we pay tribute to the rubik's cube on its 40th birthday coming up. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. we are fully mobile on

mainly were eric schmidt out there. >> what you saw mainly are individuals.ut firm rules of the road, internet service providers can do as they wish going forward. he was making the same case as many of the advocates. >> thank you for bringing us the breaking news. peter cook, fcc moving forward with a proposal to allow more internet fast lanes. that is now open to a 100 day public comment period. youranie, i want to ask question that has nothing to do with the fcc. >> i am excited to see you in a skintight spandex shirt. >> on that note, we are going to take a quick break. >> hopefully a quick commercial because way until you see eric in this getup. it is pure hotness. ♪ >> welcome back to market makers. it's time to go on the markets. we are in the red. >> we are in the read in part because of some disappointing economic data. price index rising the most in almost a year. it has been years now that we have heard people raising red flags about quantitative easing. maybe some ammunition for those critics, but there is a sharp sting shin between what is s toen

it happened at 7:30 in the morning while schmidt was walking to work. >> all of a sudden i heard ringing in my ears and felt a blow. >> she needed 6 staples in her head to close the wound. since the attack she is more aware of her surroundings and never wears ear buds. the man in that video still has not been captured. >>> the home park is now on lasalle avenue and for weeks people who live there have been trying to stop the property owner from selling the land. they have been appointing a law judge to decide whether it is enough. and the property owner is august of to repay -- to pay to relocate mobile homes and give subsidized rent for a year and they are making ago ruling after a -- making a ruling after it concludes. and the annual bet it breaker -- bet it breaker race, the 1 103-year-old tradition, this sunday, along with greg sir will end plain the enhancements along with new safety along the race course. >>> the desperate search continues for an oakland girl, what police are telling us this morning, 13 hours after she vanished. >>> plus the heat is on world class cyclists and they

schmidt. he advises angela merkel. says that the architecture within the eurozone needs to be more resilient and important aspects need to be addressed. we will be asking him about the ecb meeting. will the answer any questions about it? >> you will push them along. the recovery is the fundamental question. look forward to see you -- seeing you. will addming company services to six other countries. the ambitions and the plants. this is a cracking story. this is about european expansion. >> this is about decriminalizing some of my own activity with netflix. we will not get into that too much. the united kingdom is a country where netflix is available. it is not in luxembourg. they are considering going into this market and will be there by the end of the year. it is a remarkable story. if you look at france and germany, you have 146 million people. overlay that to the number of people who use that internationally, there are 35 million in the united states. wants 70%-80% of the revenue to come from abroad. they have to f

virginia schmidt was mugged by a man armed with a tire iron.he attack happened on york street in the mission district at 7:30 while she was walking to work. >> all of a sudden i heard a ringing in my ears and felt a blow and all of a sudden i felt my bag being pulled. >> she never wears ear buds while walking. >>> you may not think the charred area will used. but mushroom hunters can't wait to get in. they are waiting for a very expensive mushrooms called morels. they say it's too dangerous but this means a multi- million dollar bounty of mushrooms is just going to decay. >>> they are delaying several upgrades and they are launch and had hoped they could get instruction and more environmental permits. this comes as pg&e waits to hear about the penalties from the san bruno explosion. >>> they are still hitting the city and its finances. the refinery shut down for eight -- shut down for eight months and they have learned the city manager has cut their budget by 17%. >> nothing is really off the table, it is still kind of early but we will be look

emily schmidt begins our report tonight in pensacola. >> the sound of flood water through this pensacolaflorida neighborhood. the effects of the 24 hours of rainfall speak for themselves. are you ready to pull us back? a mobile, alabama firefighter called out as he rescued a man trapped in flood water, rick scott says there have been 200 in his state he's declared a state of emergency warning things may stay wad for a while because the storm system is moving slowly. >> no one is an miticipating it will be keep raining and raining. we thought it's going to move out. >> look at the fish river in alabama. it's clear there is not a lot of room for more rain. across the region, some bridges are washed out and roads, gone. it's why emergency officials urged people to stay home. >> there are trees down. turned down. you can't go further. then, i guess, this. >> the deadly flooding adds to the toll. national weather service says 37,000 people remain in a danger zone. more heavy rain is expected. >> train derailment is threatening drinking water supplier in richmond, virginia. you can see flames

eric schmidt says europe's top court got it wrong when it ruled the search giant should be forced to erase certainly experience ounce must be shocked between the right to be forgotten and the right to know. david drummond says google is still studying the decision. going fullr force is throttle to get spacex certified to launch military and by satellites. it is sending about $16 million and using 100 million 100 million people to get it certified. last month, they said it had illegally shut spacex out of the bidding for a launch contract. ebay is launching new websites targeted to latin american shoppers as it looks to cash in on a growing region. they will be in spanish and portuguese. it has been pushing latin american markets in russia. to our lead story of the day, in disruptedous meeting by protests, the fcc has voted to advance their chairman's new net neutrality that would create internet fast lanes and leave -- open the door. vote opens the proposal to a 100 day public comment time. protesters are demanding the internet the regulated. two republican commissioners allnd to no

not just eric schmidt, steve jobs did the same when he was alive. a week ago ge, jeff immelt said on want to invest in gold because it is the hottest technology around world's. he is right. these business guys understand at some point that business comes first. stuart: a number for you, important number. 10,996,000 to be precise, that number of people collecting social security, disability in april. that is the record. the numbers up from $8 million on disability when the president took office. charles: i have been talking about it for a long time. it easy to be a drop out nation. it is easier and easier to say i will step away from the idea of self improvement, getting in labor force, and and getting headaches, and i am strong as an box. i can do anything but i am so broken down like a scene from patton you want to smack these people, we're giving them a check. stuart: another number relates to what you were talking about. this is a number from express employment 4ut? of the unemplo erode, and crisis how judge andrew napolitano is here. it seems to

emily schmidt begins our report tonight in pensacola. >> the sound of flood water through this pensacolaorida neighborhood. the effects of the 24 hours of rainfall speak for themselves. are you ready to pull us back? a mobile, alabama firefighter called out as he rescued a man trapped in flood water, rick scott says there have been 200 in his state he's declared a state of emergency warning things may stay wad for a while because the storm system is moving slowly. >> no one is an miticipating it will be keep raining and raining. we thought it's going to move out. >> look at the fish river in alabama. it's clear there is not a lot of room for more rain. across the region, some bridges are washed out and roads, gone. it's why emergency officials urged people to stay home. >> there are trees down. turned down. you can't go further. then, i guess, this. >> the deadly flooding adds to the toll. national weather service says 37,000 people remain in a danger zone. more heavy rain is expected. >> train derailment is threatening drinking water supplier in richmond, virginia. you can see flames an

. >> your able to build a network of friends like harry schmidt. he made sure that he invited you .at kind of thing. you have people who have been enormously successful in silicon valley as your good friends. >> yes. they have been investors. i've been fortunate because i , and they were people that i build credibility with. i was working with this startup. when it came to building peek i was able to approach them and talk about the things we're going to do there. a were excited about the disruption and the fact that can do this stuff with mobile. they became tremendous helpers and provided essential advice. >> what about the huge travel companies, why can't they say we are booking these things? why can't we go into the activities market ourselves? why do we take customers away from you? sense fors a lot of people to do that. large companies tend not to be innovative. we have that edge. more merchants use the peek platform it is make sense to go on something else. that the one thing startups don't have, the best technology. the central things to have the technology underneath your i

. >> eric schmidt believes there's a culture and they claim that they don't do any kind of manipulationat all and we don't have any proof of that. >> the best thing would be for them to pay attention, especially those on the right there that are so far behind and so focused on the turning out this and there's a lot that can be done in a positive way. at the same time we can learn a lot about how we can target voters who might not otherwise we on our team. >> was also interesting is looking at these different ways and who you're friends with stillness go to another product, breaking down and it costs only $152 to make, so they want to charge $1500 and it's up to you. >> there's a lot of nonmaterial. and there's a lot of nonmaterial that goes into making these products may far outweigh the material and actions are it's a kind of a false sense just to add of the physical stuff involved sumac had lawyers come engineering spirit there's a lot that goes into it. the capabilities and i think what is most interesting is we are talking about technology and what it means and earlier in the show w

. >> mike schmidt wrote this piece and apparently calls up -- >> mike schmidt from the phillies?. a writer at the time. >> you can't be a writer writing about baseball if your name is mike schmidt. you have to use a middle initial or something. i assumed it was the great phillies slugger. >> the guy who looks like he's getting the job is ray mansfield. the deputy to bud selig. the quote is what i have to say about rob is none of your business and apparently hangs up on the reporter. >> if you're ben bernanke and you're the major league baseball commissioner, right, great. eliminate the strikeout. allow 12 strikes. >> if you think about it -- >> keep going until you hit the ball, baby. >> if you're a central banker -- >> he's on his 89th pitch of the count. i'm vin scully. >> you have to keep the personalities and egos in check. that's what a central banker does. you have a whole board. that's what these crazy owners are like. >> get busy living or buy idyin andrew. >>> president obama made a pitch for tourism, visiting the baseball hall of fame yesterday, he held a babe ruth yell

we are also the hearing from eric schmidt. we will have a here on c-span.he naacp legal defense and education fund will mark the 60th anniversary of brown versus board of education. holder,l include eric deval patrick, and cecilia , wife of pharaoh good marshall. live coverage starts about 12:20 p.m. eastern here on c-span. holdeisty commission will the federal communications vote yesterday. it will allow internet providers to charge content providers such as for faster and more reliable service. you'll be able to watch this live over on c-span. >> several members of congress acting in good faith that a just our long-term issue. we applaud them for their efforts. i know there will be more discussion in town this week on those attempts. others are suggesting that the political realities will have to settle for an infusion of cash into the trust fund as a stopgap measure. it used to be there were ways to do it. tighter now than it was. in may be true that you can get an infusion. it is hardly the long-term solution we need. every few years we wake up and abou

an artist, charlie schmidt, dressed hem up in an in fant t-shirt. and keep board cats.eyboard dog. but at least, lila beth plays and accompanies herself. [ howling ] and choco the pug plays on command. maybe the national zoo should consider creating a national animal orchestra. ♪ ♪ [ dog howling ] >> too much down time. what do you think? >> somebody doesn't like the bow tie. >> thank you for watching "cnn newsroom." >> "early start" for everyone in the united states. for everyone else, "cnn newscenter" is next. >>> new this morning, should the united states police the world? president obama just hours away from unveiling how much and how little the u.s. will intervene in the problems of other countries. a brand-new strategy ahead. >>> a community in mourning after six college students are murdered. the father of one victim making a new, emotional plea, ahead. >>> new this morning, donald sterling outlining his legal fight against the nba and why he says they can't force him to sell the l.a. clippers. this, folks, could get ugly. good morning. welcome to "early start."

. >>> matthew schmidt is a professor of national security at new haven and joins us tonight villa skype has been appointed as a monitor to oversee the up coming elections in ukraine. welcome. >> thank you. >> what is your reaction to vladimir putin's dramatic appearance in crimea? >> it was a victory lap. it was great optics for him back home. it puffed him up to the public in russia, and a finger to the government in kiev. >> you have been selected as an election monitor. what are the biggest challenges of this upcoming vote? >> well, i think the challenge is going to be to have the vote come off in the east and the south of ukraine with the same level of rigor that is going to come off in the west of ukraine. i think it will be very difficult for the provisional government to do right now. given the situation in cities like slaviansk. >> well, how do you do it? how do you pull off a safe vote in ukraine now? >> i'm not sure. i think you just try to do your best. >> okay. vladimir putin said that he backs the upcoming elections as a step in the right direction. do you really believe he

not clear how the president himself has tried to implement those policies over the past few years schmidt tonight to syria. >> the situation in syria has gotten worse. it's not gotten better, and it's hard for the president to ignore the deteriorating situation. he's right to say that it's a complex and difficult problem. >> reporter: the president pushed back against critics say that the partnerships are holdovers from the cold war. >> there are a lot of folks and skeptics who down play the effectiveness of multi lateral action. to work through constitutions like the u.n. or respecting international law is a sign of weakness. i think they are wrong. >> reporter: mark jacobs agrees the international response to violence in ukraine sets the model for the future. >> what the president did was a balanced diplomacy and action. >> reporter: but just how effective president obama's foreign policy may have more food with shifting international politics. >> the events from bengahzi, syria, ukraine, south china sea, the like, have put in question the administration's foreign policies or effectiven

. >> schmidt points to syria's civil worse and deaths as a foreign policy failure, calling on a pledge of support. >> the situation in syria is worse, not better. it's hard for the president to ignore the deter ration. it's complex and difficult. >> the president pushed back against critics saying the multi-national partnerships are hold overs from the war. >> a lot of folks downplay the effective possess of multilateral action. >> for them working through it, international institutions like the u.n. are respecting international law is a sign of weakness. i think they are wrong. >> mark jacobsen agrees that the international response to violence in ukraine sets a model for the future. >> what the president did was a balance of not only diplomacy and action. >> critics say how effective foreign policy is my have more to do with shifting politics. >> syria, ukraine, south china sea and the like put into question administration's foreign policies, and their effectiveness. >> with the political elections behind him. president obama is setting the stage for the final two years in office, a

besides nu as many, the who's who of the tech world is on board too, eric schmidt of google, sheryl sandberg from facebook and mark of sales force. the money race. honda, 3.7 million, that's for the primary. >> said i'm not saying any special interest money or no lobbyist money or a concrete plan for how to create jobs. >> check analyst at silicon valley aren't listening. >> so we have a lot of money and young money here in the valley that is looking for something that's a bit younger, more dynamic. somebody to understand the problems of this century as opposed to the problems of last century. >> reporter: betty, kpix 5. >> congress is trying not to be outdone he's hosting a high school mobile app boot camp on tuesday afternoon. he recruited big wigs from some of the tech companies to help students really trying to push that whole arena, so if you want to the santa clara stadium. >> the 49ers and their former superstar joe montana, a situation that could put them at odds with one another. the former 49ers star surrender the terms of the agreement and a santa clara has to come up with a certa