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schneider: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of h.r. 4411, the hezbollah international financing prevention act. i would particularly like to thank the ranking member for the time this afternoon and for the tremendous bipartisan support shown in the foreign affairs committee to atrezz one of our most critical national security challenges. the way this committee is run, both by the ranking member and chairman, making a difference and taking the chacks of our world in a bipartisan way is most remarkable and worthy of our nation. i want to thank my friend, mark meadow, along with the chairman and ranking member, for their tireless efforts on this important piece of legislation. i would also like to thank the outstanding effort of the majority and minority staff, along with many me des' staff and my own team that put so much time and effort into perfecting this bill. the united states has designated hezbollah as a terrorist organization since 1995. as earlier noted work the sole exception of al qaeda, hezbol

the save on schneider. in the 82nd minute. then van percy off the defender, off the crossbar, then schneider again. rough side and in. costa rica needs this but it's denied. dutch win 4-3 on p ks and play argentina on wednesday. >>> no serena williams no maria sharapova, no star power in the women's final but there's a in two-time winner. the ladies on the right, petra kvitova. near court, on the defensive, bouchard, just can't put it away. kvitova dominated. another backhand winner. 6-3, 6-0, in 55 minutes. kvitova's second wimbledon tied until three years. >> green briar classic, i've been there to the golf. 50-year-old joe durant playing the yellow ball. front nine 29. 37 on the back, tied for fourth. that's angel cabrera on the par-4 16th. a 28-footer goes in. he is alone at second, chasey billy hurley iii. the tour de france, 118-miles through yorkshire countryside of england. may hem. cavendish leaning on seem man. cavendish has a separated soldier. catell the first to don the leader's yellow jersey; should be interestin

the save on schneider. in the 82nd minute. then van percy off the defender, off the crossbar, then schneider again. rough side and in. costa rica needs this but it's denied. dutch win 4-3 on p ks and play argentina on wednesday. >>> no serena williams no maria sharapova, no star power in the women's final but there's a in two-time winner. the ladies on the right, petra kvitova. near court, on the defensive, bouchard, just can't put it away. kvitova dominated. another backhand winner. 6-3, 6-0, in 55 minutes. kvitova's second wimbledon tied until three years. >> green briar classic, i've been there to the golf. 50-year-old joe durant playing the yellow ball. front nine 29. 37 on the back, tied for fourth. that's angel cabrera on the par-4 16th. a 28-footer goes in. he is alone at second, chasey billy hurley iii. the tour de france, 118-miles through yorkshire countryside of england. may hem. cavendish leaning on seem man. cavendish has a separated soldier. catell the first to don the leader's yellow jersey; should be interestin

ran the saloon on the ground floor of this building, schneider's saloon. nathalie sets herself up as a seamstress, making individual garments for clients, one by one. this is before the days of large-scale clothing factories that we would begin to see a few decades later. ultimately, nathalie is making as much or more money than her husband was. this was the best paying the jennet profession a woman could enter into. her story is a success story. her daughters grow up and have children of their own. many of their descendents still live here in the new york city area. by the time nathalie has moved on from 97 orchard street, a lot has changed. it is no longer kleine deutscheland. we are starting to have more immigrants from eastern europe and italy. here's more evidence of how the building changed over time. you see this dark stripe across the ceiling. this is where the wall between the parlor and the kitchen was when we come along in 1988. but according to blueprints, this is not historically accurate. originally, the kitchen wall would have been where it

for cbs news, jessica schneider at the brooklyn bridge. >>> well, still to come is apple preparing toe smartwatch business? >>> first it was alex rodriguez and ryan braun, now the queen of england? the performance-enhancing drug scandal linked to the british monarch. ♪searching with devotion ♪for a snack that isn't lame ♪but this... ♪takes my breath away at petsmart's% biggest sale of the year!s save on a wide selection of your favorite brands all at low prices and our unbeatable price guarantee! and, save up to 20% on select aquariums and aquatic essentials. at petsmart®. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> on the "cbs money watch," a new recall involving ignition switches, and apple's smartwatch comes together. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. chrysler is recalling up to 750,000 older jeep models. as many as 790,000 2005-2007 grand cherokees and 2006-2007 commanders are covered by the recall. the problem is ignition switches that could cause engine sta

so many chances for the netherlands. 39th minute, 82nd minute, schneider off the post.efender, off the crossbar. penalty kicks, redemption for schneider. costa rica needs this. michael imana crueled. they'll play argentina wednesday at 1:00 on espn. the first sunday finals. our second half hour, we'll hear much more from justin samardzija and his new a's teammates and the lopsided women's wimbledon file. it was quick. >>> still to come, it's being called unnecessary and excessive. a chp officer accused of beating a woman on the side of a highway. a bay area congressman talks about his experience meeting the young undocumented star command, i'm detecting.ss of happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found! luscious locks!great gl! the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! this summer with a disneyland resort room and ticket package you get the time you need to enjoy it all. there's no end in sight! i'm going to need more time. >>> breaking news tonight, a shooting has shut down the heyward bart station. >> reporter: for the last half hou

the hampton roads remix of one republic counting stars caught the attention of skins owner, dan schneiderile in europe. he invited them and now they are partnered to help kids. >> hopefully we can save a kid. prevent them from becoming something they shouldn't be and go on a straightened arrow and become the star we know they are. >> so the young men and women of hampton. stop the violence and don't be a stay tockic. >> statistic. >> get to the kids, they hope they are fun and entertaining and show that police can be the good guys and hope the redskins help drive home that point. from richmond, wusa9 sports. >> thanks so much, dianne. redskins have the day off. we will have reports for you all throughout camp. jan. >> all right, thanks so much, kristen. there are a lot of transportation issues that drive metro area viewers crazy. for one d.c. woman, it was her busted sidewalk. >> yeah, and when d. dot refused or couldn't do anything a year after she complained about it, she turned to us here at wusa9. >> i'm deborah in northeast d.c. where one viewer said this busted dangerous sidewalk is

they have reached an agreement with the new york attorney general eric schneider. the deal limits their price tactics. adidas has offered manchester united $100 million a year to supply the team's apparel. and republicans think 11 rocks. the party has picked the city for its 2016 convention. no republican has won the white house without winning ohio. >> the sale of recreational marijuana has begun in washington state. it is the second state after colorado to allow people to buy marijuana without a doctor's prescription. joining me now is the cofounder of a company working with the fda to help fill up standardized standardize, and regulate medical marijuana. >> we have to take a moment to explain your company is a testing company. you are not making cannabis or growing it. we are -- what we are doing is we are a research company. we have been focused on this for the past five years. my background is in design. chiefs why i have visionary officer title. i was very impassioned because i have a cousin who died of a brain tumor. i suggested he use cannabis. cannabis was

michael scherr, bill schneider, good to have you. >>> first, venezuela kicks out thousands of squattersout of what's been called the tallest slum in the world. it's an infamous place and we'll >> israel's invasion of gaza continues tonight. >> we have been hearing a lot of tank shelling coming from where we are, here. >> every single one of these buildings shook violently. >> for continuing coverage of the israeli / palestinian conflict, stay with al jazeera america, your global news leader. >> today's data dive climates what's been called the tallest slum in the world. the venezuelaian government is clearing 3,000 squatters from the infamous tower of david in caracas, the 45-story are tower was supposed to be the city 's financial center. but the tower of david, who died that year, was first seen as a symbol of failed venezuelan capitalism and the failures of venezuelan socialism when the late president hugo chavez encouraged squatters to make it home. residents set up an electrical grid, some plumbing, opened stores and made their own economy. they even had their own december 'tis. bu

>> this is a film by local film makers, schneider. it focuses on their son, micah, who for his bar mitzvah, decides to do a mitzvah and collect baseball equipment for cuba. and he's motivated because his grandfather was a holocaust survivor that ended up in cuba and felt an allegiance in the country and he is following in his grandfather's footsteps. >> fascinating, the havana curve ball. >> what better way than my 12- year-old self than with the cuban people? >> willing to donate any equipment to me. >> it's a country under sanction by the united states. we don't open trade with them. >> treasury. >> lexi, we have just a moment before we take another break. can you let us know what the jewish film festival does during the year? >> yeah. so actually, this is a great segway, because havana curve ball is an excellent program for children and programs and we've been doing exhibitions during the year for year round programming including a children and family screening series at the parkway theater. we also nurture independent film makers

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david, we were just hearing from noah schneider about the crash scene.what he said, in terms of trying to, trying to investigate this, what challenges lay ahead? this really isn't just one crime scene, this is multiple crime scenes spread out over a great distance. >> yes, it is. documenting it is a challenge just when it's a singular accident but now you've got several different things that have to be treated as accident sites. if bodies are falling separately, those have to be documented as well, what tract tra jektry the object that hit the ground went what will give clues what type of explosion it was, what type of speed. there's a lot of conclusions to be had. if those are moved, it can lead you down the wrong path. >> even the conditions of the victims are important in all of this to determine what happened. >> that's absolutely right and of course the method of bringing down the plane, the residue. at this point, the air crash investigators can tell you it was a -- you know, a missile brought down a plane and how the plane came down. but at this p

>> want to bring in our own phil black, from done netsing, not far from the crash scene and noah schneider, also in don netsing but visited the scene for a numberrom the crash scene schneider, also in don netsing but visited the scene for a number of days now.etsk but visited the scene for a number of days now. rebel commanders speaking with their handlers what to do first with the shootdown of the plane and now the black box, as you and the sources you talk to hear these recordings, how confident are they that they are authentic? >> reporter: well, beet leave of the ukrainian government and officials there they say absolutely they are authentic. with to have say we can't verify them. to be absolutely sure. these are items that the ukrainian government produced, clearly building a case. there is a pr effort here. there is no doubt about that, to counter what has been a very effective russian public relations campaign as well. but they believe that they are building a very convincing case that shows not only did russia have a hand in delivering the weapons which shot down this aircraft, but

a freelance journalist, noah schneider, says it was a gruesome scene that shocked even hardened fighters. listen. >> people are trying to identify the bodies and mark the spot where is bodies have fallen. and there three, about four search and rescue teams and vehicles lined up around the road. but the way it is being done, it is not systematic by any means, they're basically just laying little white cotton ribbons to sticks and putting them in the ground where there is a body. and there are sort of rebels wandering the field. they're as stunned as anyone else. and i think the overwhelming mood here is that this is even darker perhaps in daylight. you can see everything. >> in the initial moments when you were witnessing what happened, take us back to that. >> sure, we heard the news. when we were in donetsk, it is about an hour and a half drive from here. there were a few sort of news flashes on the wires that a plane had been brought down, a civilian plane potentially. so we drove out here and found a sort of strange scene of smoke rising over this hillside. rebels kind of waving us th

analyst noah schneider was talking to witnesses, he shared what he saw and heard with my colleague dawn lemon. a warning, some of what he describes is quite disturbing. >> people are trying to identify bodies, mark the spots where bodies have fallen. there is three fires and about four search and rescue team vehicles lined up along the road. the way it seemed that night is not system matic by any means. they're basically tying little white cotton ribbons to sticks and putting them in the ground where there is a body. there are sort of rebels wandering the field they're as stunned as anyone else. i think the overwhelming mood here, will is even darker perhaps in daylight you can see everything. >> in the initial moments within you were witnessing what happened, take us back to that. >> reporter: sure, we heard the news when we were in donetsk, which is about an hour-and-a-half drive from here there were a few news flashes on the wires that a plane had been brought down, a civilian plane, potentially. so we drove out here and found a sort of strange theme of smoevg e smoke rising over the

. >> reporter: down drastically says rancher lloyd schneider because of a combination of factors beginningt us, our grass does not grow to the extent that we are accustomed to. >> reporter: calves don't mature as much on drought-stricken pasture land and the prolonged winter slowed the growth of grain to fatten them up. but there's another reason for the lack of domestic beef. >> we're exporting more to other countries, so the demand for beef is stronger. >> reporter: the usda is projecting retail prices for beef will rise as high as 6.5% this year compared to just 2% last year. the northwest meat company in chicago is on the supply end of the equation, providing meat to local hotels, restaurants and country clubs. but finding meat from producers isn't as easy as it once was. andrew is a third generation packer. >> today i ordered 12 boxes of whole beef tenderloins. i got six because they don't have the supply. >> reporter: so he paid more to get what he needs, on average 10% to 15% more, and some has to be passed to his customers, who then pass it along to theirs, and on and on until the

officer schneider just doing his job showed up at the door that day. he was wearing a bulletproof vest, but no vest could have protected him when the perpetrator shot him in the head and killed him. at the funeral in that church were his three children. only a week ago the officer had been there with the family at the church nativity play. that day he was in the front in a coffin and his three little children walked down the aisle of the church. and the one thing i will never forget was the little girl in a blue dress covered with stars. that's what this is about. last year the women of the senate stood together to reauthorize the violence against women act. the bill signed into law included the provision i worked on with former republican senator kay bailey hutchison that strengthens and updates federal anti-stalking laws to address new technology that predators are using to harass their victims. passing that bill was a critical step in protecting women, but there's more to be done. a recent report found that 57% of recent mass shootings involve domes

then rick schneider passed right to work was for michigan. to be the start performing state in the nation because of the government responding to the problem you hit the nail on the head. neil: do think those workers were not doing this out of a generous spirit but survival figuring as chris christie warns them in new jersey i am looking now for your pensions because you will lose them? >> i think a lot of them understand what was going on those who did elect ronald reagan 1980 and 1984. and right now just like all the rest of us. they know the pensions were wrong and they want to you change it to make it fair for everyone i am very much in favor of the workers not just the unions and i think they are clear headed. neil: they are smarter than their bosses. i wonder is to trade the incubator for adjusting the unfunded liabilities? >> of course, . the constitution of michigan has those tensions could not be messed with. of the u.s. federal laws tromped the state once and not challenging that sets up precedent for other states and cities and it

technologies reached a deal with attorney general eric schneider to limit his surge pricing taxes duringeedices natural disasters. yesterday, the service let people order transportation via a smartphone and temporarily cut firms to temporarily -- new york city tax services. its latest start of stock investors protect money. it was founded by a software engineer who relied on recommendations he saw online by financial experts and some money in the process. the middle east editor spoke with the cofounder and ceo. nasty whichloped a scans the internet and measures the performance of anyone giving the device using technology such as machine learning. we're basically bringing accountability into the markets and allowing our users to evaluate online, like for market .urus and even bloggers christ people often say, past performance is no indication of future returns. it is a disclaimer on websites. if we're looking at the past performance of these analysts, how do we know the future they will also be any good? >> most of them are not good in the past. we can say they will be good in the future. bu

joined from los angeles, and al jazeera contributor michael sure, and with he from washington bill schneider, an al jazeera contributor, professor at george gavin university and scholar at the think tank third way. >> nearly 60% of americans disapprove how obama is handling the crisis. the om good news is 66% disapprove the way republicans are handling the issue. >> is it fair to say the migrant crisis it damaging democrats. >> even though i cover politics, it doesn't come out to a calculus. i think when the crisis wants support, you want support for the plan to exist, to solve the problem. men's, by and large supportway the white house. the what the president said. they support the action that he's proposing. it doesn't help the republicans in their elections coming up. the president is bad. he's not running for everything. that made a difference. >> they are talking about support. 54% of latinos disapprove the way the president is managing the crisis. does that open the opportunity for republicans to gain back some of those voters? >> i don't think so. the rubly cans like to believe the te

this time off the bat of travis schneider. 3-0 with the giants offense.s it they're done but michael moore solo homer his first in 36 games. 3-1 the final. now get this the giants have won 21 of the last 27 at home. in those six consecutive losses they've scored a grand total of six runs. it's not going to get it done. >>> just the fact we have no injuries to report from niners camp. a step in the right direction today. >>> looking extremely healthy and happy to be back in the niners uniform. brandon lloyd talks about why he decided to return to the niners. sports part two next. evewith the highest levelde of engineering... design... safety... and performance. our latest creation is no different. with one exception... introducing the mercedes-benz b-class. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz. >>> it was a glaring weekend you might say. might turn into a strength this time around. it looks like a versatile cast of character. the 49ers will have to throw to like new addition brandon lloyd who's actually in his second

officer schneider just doing his job showed up at the door that day. he was wearing a bulletproof vest but note this could have protected him when the perpetrator shot in the head and killed him. at the funeral in that church for his three children. only a week ago the officer had been there with the family at the church not to the play. that day he was in the front in a coffin in his three little children walk down the aisle of the church. the one thing i will never forget was the little girl in a blue dress covered with stars. that is what this is about. last year the women of the senate stood together to reauthorize the violence against women act. the bill that was signed into law included a provision that i worked on the former republican senator kay bailey hutchison that strengthens and updates anti-stalking laws to address new technology that predators are using to rest their victims. passing that bill is a critical step in protecting women but there is more to be done. a recent report found that 57% of recent mass shootings involve domestic viol

schneider of illinois. thank you. >> thank you, madam chair, and i am very proud to join today and strongly rise to speak in support of both h. con. res. 107, condemning hamas' use of human shields, and h. res 665, condemning the murder of the four young people last month. speaking first to the human shield. in the nine years since israel withdrew completely from gaza, evacuating 9000 israelis, hamas and other groups in gaza have launched overnight thousand rockets. this month alone over 2000 rockets intended to kill civilians and terrorize virtually every israeli city, town and village have been launched from gaza. thankfully israel develop with the support of the congress and the american people the iron dome defense system, changing the calculus on the ground. israel is doing all they can to protect her citizens from hamas rockets. conversely, hamas is using the people of gaza to protect their rockets and rocket launchers. i fully support israel's right to defend her citizens come to do what is necessary

the attorney general eric schneider man calls the private fund-raising firm despicable in how it has deceived the mostly old and gullible out of hundreds of millions of dollars. >> some of these pleas were heart wrenching. they were hoping some poor particular veteran get a car and a better life, and we've now learned through our investigation, that in some cases those stories were totally fabricated. that the foundation at issue had never helped the veterans they used in their ads. >> quadrica will pay a fine and0 that's how new york's attorney general describes this company. but they're still in business. >> right. and promising to do much better, in a statement to us, quadriga art, which is a family company, says an uncle who helped run it has resigned, the president, the nephew says, we have taken responsibility for the mistakes that were made, we deeply apologize for our actions and have taken steps to ensure that this situation will never occur again. as for disabled veterans national foundation, the woman who slammed the door in our face gone. as are the founding members of ou

. >> noah schneider, what jumped out at me, factory workers, mechanics. not the pro-russian rebel villains maven visioned. >> i think there's a bit of a disconnect in the perception of who these rebels are and the reality on the ground here. there are certain leaders of this movement who maybe fit the profile of the russian agent or the quote-unquote terrorist. but the majority of these forces are, in fact, local men who at the beginning of this conflict, probably stretching back to the ukrainian revolution, beginning last fall and stretching into this spring, felt themselves under sort of official cultural assault. that morphed very quickly into this sort of fever dream world of fascist threats. as i wrote to fed by russian propaganda. most of the men, i'd say, just in terms of shear numbers who make up the ranks here are local folks who have been radicalized and decided this is an existential threat. part of the way it happens is that the violence feeds on itself. so men who i met back in april and may who had only just signed up for this movement, who

her first nomination, and that she also got nominated with aidy bryant, chris kelly, sarah schneider brueggemann for their song, "do it on my twin bed," which was at a great "snl" different sort. [ laughter ] that got nominated for music and lyrics. and so many other people. amy poehler. kristen wiig. so many of our friends. so congratulations to all the nominees today. and congratulations to all of those who did nominee-worthy work, and were snubbed because you're just as good in my mind. [ laughter ] now, yesterday we had a really interesting show because i'm a huge fan of the dutch national soccer team, and we actually moved our taping time last night. we slid it back so that i could watch them play argentina. what we didn't take into account is it might go to penalties, which it did. so, i watched the whole game, and i had to actually walk out, do the monologue not knowing what happened in the game. and then i sat down, and i have this ipad here. and our producer texted me on the pad, that's what we say here. on the pad. [ light laughter ] the result. and so on tv, i flipped it o

. >> owner, dan schneider, and a few players stopped by for early birthday greetings. >> awesome. >>g the quarterback himself. >> you're from texas. >> yes , i am. >> melba looks good for 90. >> you're allowed to drink and go out on a date with me. >> she plans to be around for a long time. >> i'm just lucky to have -- >> at her age, melba can only get to one game a year. she will go to the last home game of the season and of course, that's against the hated cowboys. in richmond, dianne roberts, wusa9 sports. >> and dianne met melba this morning and helped alert the redskins p.r. staff about their story and that is what got the whole story coming out today. it was really a special day for melba and it was made even more memorable by her special fans that she met today. >>> coming up a little later in sports, the latest fallout on the ray rice suspension, plus more from redskins camp. plus coming up next when the news continues. >>> this is bruce johnson. city leaders don't like it, but effective today, you can carry a legally registered handgun on the city streets and d.c. police won

eric schneider man calls the private fund-raising firm despicable in how it has deceived the mostly old and gullible out of hundreds of millions of dollars. >> some of these pleas were heart wrenching. they were hoping some poor particular veteran get a car and a better life, and we've now learned through our investigation, that in some cases those stories were totally fab rated. that the foundation at issue had never helped the veterans they used in their ads. >> quadrica will pay a fine and forgive $13 million in dealt still owed it by the disabled national foundation. >> you're getting back to me, is there going to be an issue. >> for years, ever since we found out these two groups have been taking your generous donations and pocketing almost all of the money. >> we're doing a story on quadriga arts. they had almost total control over the charity. in effect the charity was a front for quadriga's profit driven scheme. >> they got the folks who set up the charity going, they used their council to advise the charity, and they entered into a contract which enabled quadriga to control the

. >> but the story of officer schneider. showing up. when the department is called, they can't question it. ages show up at the door. >> it is unfortunate. the abuser has told the dispatcher that he will shoot law enforcement. we had won two weeks ago and received and it said he will she ever law enforcement officer. >> to think you for being here today. thank you for your thoughtful words. i do appreciate that, the need to enforce the laws we have on the books. i also appreciate your understanding that the laws have to be up-to-date. think with the sheriff was pointing of the you understand, a lot of these partners now did involved in these -- violence in the same way that people who are married the willingness to look at that piece of it. dr. campbell, i just want to talk a little bit about the link. you've done a lot of research. the link between the stocking in the violence against women. could you talk of data was your research shown? >> the national case control study comparing women who have been killed with other abused women in

[cheers] >> seth: you aidy bryant, chris kelly, sarah schneider and great music from eli brueggemann. you found out about the emmy nomination? >> i was in my bed. and it was --i have bought the wrong air conditioner for my particular apartment. it is too hot in there. so i was having -- >> seth: you bought a nonworking air conditioner? >> it is rendered unfunctional by its small stature. it's very small. >> seth: you bought a tiny air conditioner. so what was it thursday morning? >> yes. >> seth: super hot. >> the air conditioner's over in the living room and i'm over in my tiny bedroom, which is a separate room with a door. >> seth: got it. so you're doing a lot to stop the air conditioner from working. >> it's a hot box but without any drugs, you understand. anyway, so i was having a literal fever dream. i was dreaming that i was going around with the cast from "orange is the new black" one of my all-time favorite shows, and we were trying to figure out who had been nominated and i had finally come to peace with not being nominated in my dream. i said to natasha lyonne, "it's okay,

first tonight, noah schneider on the ground. i spoke to him just a short time ago. >> noah, you're in dinesk. the black boxes were handed over by the so-called prime minister of dinesk to malaysian authorities. what was the scene like there? >> well, it was a surreal end to another surreal day here in eastern ukraine. the prime minister of the so-called dinsek flanked by his armed guards. malaysian senior representative and spoke quite extensively beforehanding the boxes over and having the ceremony tapped by an agreement signed and stamped with the people's republic stamp. the boxes were placed into this white satchel and handed over. >> you had been at this crash site from the beginning. you've seen the situation there. i'm unclear exactly at this point from international teams who is actually there doing any investigating. >> i think the investigation, to be completely honest, is in a bit of a phantom at this point. there hasn't been a proper investigation in the sense of a collection of evidence by any sensest group. most of

i want to go to noah schneider, an american freelance journalist who i'm told is on site. noah, you're here with richard quest on cnn. where are you exactly? >> reporter: we are in the village a little ways north of a city called torez. it's kind of a long road and a big wide field where the wreckage from the plane is spread out and there is still emergency services working, but it's getting pretty dark so folks are trying to wrap-up for the day. >> who is in control of the site and what are you seeing? >> reporter: the site is controlled by the separatist dnr donetsk people's republic forces. there's some rebels down the road. but i think most people here have been hearing battles with the ukrainian forces for are a few days now, stationed not far down the road. at the moment, i'm not seeing anything. it's pretty dark. but when you get here it's a gruesome scene. people said the plane exploded in the air and the plane rained down in bits and pieces. the plane itself, the people inside. >> how intact is the debris you saw earlier? how large are the pieces of debris? >> rep

i am joined from los angeles by al jazerra america political contributor michael shore and bill schneider hasn't squalor at the think thank third way, good to have you on the show. bill start with you. senate democrats are asking for $2.7 billion think but the president wanted $3.7 billion. the house is only talking about $1.5 billion they all go on vacation next week. will anything get done? >> well, the question is are they able to separate the funding from the issue you of revising that 2008 law, that means that the child migrant have tmigrantshave to be treates and given a hearing in court to see if they should, returned or not. president's basic point is do something this is an urgent crisis, you heard speaker boehner say that. do something and pass the money so we can deal with it right now. >> michael, as bill said, the senate bill doesn't including an amendment to the 2,008 law that allows deportation of central american kids more easily. barbara senator from maryland who chairs the appropriations committee says it's a funding bill so it does not include immigration legislation. w

bonnie schneider has been following arthur's progress. what do we know about this storm right now?thened. we have the 11:00 advisory in. at 90's maximum winds are miles per hour. that is an increase from 5:00 a.m., when they were at 80 knots per hour. categorym in a strong one hurricane, and it is on the move. that is why the evacuations for the outer banks are taking place. the movement is to the north northeast at about 14 miles per hour. this storm will be out within 24 hours but it will bring heavy rain, six inches possible in some areas. strong stormg at surges, especially along the outer banks of the carolinas. the storm will be on the move for the fourth of july. you will get storms today in the northeast and mid-atlantic. that area will be turning away more parallel to the coast. >> what kind of damage as a category one hurricane cause? this is not the kind of storm that we saw with katrina and andrew. storms like katrina, you are talking about complete devastation. nothingry one storm is to take lightly. that is why the governor has issued those mandatory evacuations. he c

andecently visited detroit here is what michigan governor rick schneider said about the revival of the> it is simple. if you look over the last two years, over 10,000 jobs have been created, occupancy for housing is over 98%. if you look at the project on the pipeline, there is a a there is rail system, a new hockey arena, the riverfront is excited -- exciting. you could have a great quality of life at a low cost. he is pumping up the trade. we are joined by scott ha gerstrum. you and i have talked about what you have considered as a state bailout of detroit, that you have been opposed to what they are doing there. first off, what you make about what the governor is saying about the revival of detroit, that they are making the right moves? >> we want to commend the governor. he has been a great job in tackling this important issue, going from a consent agreement, and now we have a grand bargain. not -- while we have not agree stillvery aspect, he is addressing the problems. the government has created a cost -- culture that is hostile to businesses, entrepreneurship. greatpting america

electric because it was more valuable to schneider electric because they didn't have the same issuee on things. and so the revenue is worth more. >> i think it's another point that you make which is u.s. companies buying companies outside the united states to invert but the reality is, u.s. companies are going to be acquired because their earnings are underrepresented by their domicile. so, you know, we need to get this right. and again, nobody's talking about we have to lower tax rates to 10% or 12%. >> would 28% work, though? >> i think if you talk to somebody like, you know, the cfo of pfizer, which obviously you know, tried to acquire astrazeneca i think that the companies like pfizer would say, yes, that is a major, major advantage. >> megan i'll tell you, i think mylan, she has a current effective tax rate of 25%. >> and pfizer at 28. >> right. you go to right now under the obama proposal of the manufactured top rate would be 25%. i don't think that keeps you here. because she believes that she's going to the high teens, because of this transaction. so then the question actual

bob dole recent public polling had him beating brad schneider. this is in the new jersey run up and see. tom went up on tv and came up with a great primary fight in june. richard thursday against john tierney. john tierney ethical policies have not gone away. john tierney is in a serious primary fight of his own. it's a late primary where he will have to spend a lot of money. stuart mills running against rick noland in upper minnesota. this guy for a first-time candidate he has such natural ability and instincts. i have never seen anything like it. he has got a great shot against noland. once again going to california.ocie running and sacramentally -- the sacrament and jeff correll this is the seed young people's radar right now. he has an afghan war vet. he is unable reserve duty as we speak and he said assemblyman who wins a tough district there. lastly we have lee zeldin who came out of a tough primary fight in long island new york. he's running against him bishop once again another democrat for serious ethical problems. and we represent senat

we will hear from bruce schneider who is a mother and security technologist.rlier this year he wrote an essay for the atlantic titled how the nsa threatens national security. this event was hosted by the new america foundation. >> we are going to go ahead and get started folks. hi and welcome to new america a nonprofit ci

we will hear from bruce schneider who is a mother and security technologist. earlier this year he wrote an essay for the atlantic titled how the nsa threatens national security. this event was hosted by the new america foundation. >> we are going to go ahead and get started folks. hi and welcome to new america a nonprofit civic enterprise dedicated to preserving foundational american values in a time of rapid technological change. i am kevin bankston the policy director of the open technology institute which is the tech policy and technical modeling of new america where we are focused on building a stronger and more open internet for a stronger and more open society. i want to thank you for all coming here today and braving the heat or for tuning in via the webcast or c-span for today's panel event national insecurity agency, how the nsa surveillance programs undermined internet security. since they first note and lakes all the controversy around the nsa has been focused on its programs to collect phone records under section 215 of the patriot act and its mode