george schultz ran this operation. and schultz is is a very clever guy, he put in arm active action. initiation on under the -- he said, you know, these black kids are never going to get the pally high or the wittier college unless he help them. and nixon was -- this is a very important point. this on was an outsider and he derstood what it was like to be an outsider so he said terrible things about blocks. but on another level he understood that they were outsiders thank the needed hope and he did help them. >> do we look at them and safe this is a very, very so bright guy. also a man who committed political suicide, who made so many disastrous, self destructive decisions that he

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bush, colin powell, george schultz, and many, many others. the man we have to thank for this great volume is here with us today, ambassador gill robinson. he will join us now to share some remembrances. thank you. ambassador robinson: and i did not remember to shut off my phone. thank you all for being here. appreciate it very much. i thought i would -- where is the publisher? where's the publisher? and the managing editor. oh, there is the managing editor. hi. megan, thank you. i think i want to give you a little bit of background on how the book came about. when i was at a dinner with one of the presidential scholars sitting next to me, they began a talk about democrat republicans when they left office. the president's people, cabinet, and how they wrote books. and at 1.i said -- at one point i said they get together and wrote stories about their own president, the people who appointed them. they said no, not at all. he thought for a moment and said no, never, but it would be historic if they did. so over the years from my colleagues in the

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william schultz is accused of stabbing jordan a.m. grin to death while the boy was sleeping. the sheriffs office says deputies were called there to schultz's home the day before the boy's killing. >>> the teen who is native american belongs to the pit river tribe. he says the feather symbolizes its cultural heritage. the school denied his request saying a strict dress code for graduation applies to all students. >>> a fairly new program is coming under fire for taxpayer groups and one lawmaker. the state senate hired two part time workers who's jobs include driving senators home any time day or night. and officially they are for emergency services but the jobs were created six months after a senator who represents san diego and imperial counties were stopped for driving under the influence. a senator from a neighboring district says the service is a waste of taxpayer money. >> there is no reason to have anybody on staff 24 hours a day which is really nothing more than a specialized transport for those that may over indulge. >> state senators already get $163 a day for inciden

schultz. ed you did it! >> thank you. i'm bringing you here tonight to the floor, giving up my time because of the work that you've done on make it in america. and i just want you to tell our colleagues, make sure that they know that there is no make it in america provision in this trade agreement, is that correct, sir? >> well it's worse than that mr. schultz. if you take a look at this trade agreement, we have had on the books in america for more than half a century the buy america provision, using our constituents' tax money to buy american made products. incidentally this goes back to george washington and alexander hamilton, where they suggested that you use the purchasing power of the federal government to enhance american businesses but in this trade agreement, there is a gutting of the buy america. it would give japan, companies located manufacturing facilities in japan the same access to the buy america provisions as that manufacturing company in ohio. it is dead-wrong. it is going to

. >> you had ed schultz said you were a great candidate with your experience in business. >> i will tell you i appreciated what ed schultz said and he happens to be right. >> and bernie brings it. >> citizens packing in here so many that cruz actually had to open one of these walls and expand the room for everyone to fit. >>> so when do we use the word "interesting"? i guess right now. the 2016 presidential race is getting interesting. good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. south carolina senator lindsey graham is officially off and running for president, to the surprise of many. graham kicked off his campaign from his hometown of central south carolina today. the foreign policy war hawk started his presidential run with the usual rhetoric. >> i would like to be president to defeat the enemies that are trying to kill us. ronald reagan's policy of peace through strength kept america safe during the cold war. but i've come to conclude we will never enjoy peaceful co-existence with radical islam. because its followers intend to destroy our way of life. however, americ

schultz confessed to the crime during a jailhouse interview saying he wanted to feel what it was like to take a life. >>> an accused serial car burglar is behind bars after he rammed and occupied a police car any then led officers on a chase yesterday. palo alto police arrested 27-year-old oakland resident andrew peacock. >>> bruce miller must attend a 16-week domestic counseling course after pleading no contest today to disturbing the peace. a protective stay away order also remains in effect stemming from an argument from a former fiance. miller threw her cell phone against a wall during that argument and was never accused of hitting her. today the nfl announced it will hear tom brady's appeal of his four-game suspension. the league suspended the quarterback for his role in the controversy involving under-inflated footballs in the afc victory over indianapolis in january. the nfl commissioner roger goodell wrote to brady and said, quote, my mind is open. the appeal will be heard june 23rd. >>> turning to basketball and the warriors. we now know that cla tochl will play. the warriors

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schultz told the "contra costa times" he wanted to see what it was like to take a life. schultz's family says he ha mental health issues. >>> federal investigators are now trying to figure out what led to a deadly plane crash in livermore. the 75-year-old pilot was killed and reported engine problems before the crash near the livermore municipal airport. agencies are looking through the pile of debris. it will take days before the wreckage is moved to a storage facility. the coroner's office has not released the name of the pilot. >>> five people are without a place to live after a multi- million dollar home went up in flames in the south bay. the fire broke out at 2:30 this morning along highway 9 in monte sereno. flames spread quickly through the two-story home. by the time firefighters got there are the second story was completely engulfed. and part of the roof had collapsed. no one was injured. but two cats are missing. >>> police say this is the man behind a string of auto burglaries in palo alto. officers spotted 27-year-old andrew peacock in mountain view yesterda

. >>> coming up the florida democrat, the chair of the democratic committee, debbie wasserman schultzusly elated on the result of the supreme court ruling. we'll get her reaction and more when we come back. it wouldn't make sense if you turned on something in one room and it turned on everywhere else. but that's exactly how traditional cooling and heating systems work. so you pay more than you should. but mitsubishi electric systems give you a better way... with no waste and lower energy bills. control temperatures precisely in one or every room ... ...with no new ductwork. so everyone can enjoy ultimate personal comfort. mitsubishi electric cooling and heating. make comfort personal. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacem

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mary schultz deposed one of the alleged victims. do you remember miriam pacheco? we interviewed her. >> (video plays on ipad) >> do i remember her? >> bergman: well, you took her deposition. >> okay, but i've taken myriads of depositions. >> bergman: she's making serious allegations of rape. so then assuming miriam pacheco is telling the truth about what happened to her, but the case gets dismissed, where is there justice for her? >> because the case was dismissed, again, it doesn't mean it didn't happen. the report that she provided was of a rape. where's the criminal system? that is the system that's designed to address the kind of crime that she's reporting. what the company sees is, "we've got an issue here, maybe this is credible, maybe it isn't. maybe this happened, maybe it didn't." do companies just start opening the wallet and paying out money to people whose circumstances they believe? i think that would be horribly risky. you would be overwhelmed with trying to sort out the good from the bad. >> bergman: and when abm does not believe they did anything w

he has a manner which is quiet but he was the guy that beat ed schultz and labor guys and knows how tout wins in a midwestern way. he's not a big talker like chris christ tee and not an east coast guy and i look at him with the the hat and chopper, the hog he's riding, the hog rider. >> he spends part of his childhood in iowa and his father lou walker baptist preacher goes around the country talking about his fifth. he connects with iowaens. >> he benefit s as the governor of the neighboring state and talked about early years spent in iowa and good at retail politics and does i. running rift about discount shopping at kohl's and the crowd loves it, that's the stuff they can connect with. >> those states are both bordering with illinois, right? let's get a geography lesson, bordering? >> nearby. bordering may not have been the right word. >> walker's big advantage he has so much with the republican party. >> explain that, jamal. >> he's a small government tax cutting anti union guy. he's not just anti union, just talk about it. >> now he's taking on professors, too. >> now he's against

william schultz admitted to stabbing 3rd grader jordan aldgren in april. schultz said he did it because he just wanted to know what it was like to take someone's life. >> a woman accused of attacking a young child inside a walmart store in san jose is expected to enter a plea today. prosecutors say par i can't garate attacked a 4-year-old girl and her father with a wrench. she faces charges of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. she targeted the victims because they were asian. >> oakland city leaders could use millions to boost fire safety in the oakland hills. >> it is fuelling a debate whether it's safe or necessary. now more on the vote and controversy. >> reporter: the decision should come tonight on whether to thin the trees. supporters say it could save lives and homes. opponents think it's too drastic. you may remember the fire storm in 1991 that killed 25 people, destroyed more than 3,000 homes. the first would include nonnative spe is sis like eucalyptus. >> we intend to take out specific sized trees within this location. again we

maybe they'll understand what they mean. >> in forsythe, county jacqueline schultz fox news. >>> backweather authority now. today was the day i got out the up flatable pool for my daughters to go out gone swimming. really what a scorcher. >> hottest day so far. >> hottest day so far. i mean, temperatures have been in the mid 90s. it felt close to 100 degrees right in philadelphia and right now really no relief in sight. take a life look the philadelphia international airport. the air temperature is 93 degrees. but take a look at that heat index. down a few degrees from earlier this afternoon but it still feels like 96 degrees. thankfully there is a little bit of a breeze, however it's kind of humid when you step outdoors. so let's take a look at the air temperatures right now. none in trenton. 93 philadelphia. 92 in dover. what's going on here? pottstown 77. 75 in allentown. we're talking about a few scattered showers and thunderstorms rain cooled in those areas. but take look at the feels like temperature. you can see it feels like 101 right now in dover. feels like nick degrees righ

george schultz ran this operation. and schultz is is a very clever guy, he put in arm active action. initiation on under the -- he said, you know, these black kids are never going to get the pally high or the wittier college unless he help them. and nixon was -- this is a very important point. this on was an outsider and he derstood what it was like to be an outsider so he said terrible things about blocks. but on another level he understood that they were outsiders thank the needed hope and he did help them. >> do we look at them and safe this is a very, very so bright guy. also a man who committed political suicide, who made so many disastrous, self destructive decisions that he brought himself down liengt shakespearean king in the fifth act. >> that is, what a personality flaw, a. >> value flaw. >> he said himself the day he resigned. he said others may hate you but don't let yourself hate them because then you destroy yourself and that's what richard nixon did. through hate, through fear, through a disasters russ s

gary schultz head of product development another i-home that turns any device into a smart one.guys get the deal with apple only five companies so star? >> well we've been making reliable lighting control products liz for over 50 years. so it is very important lighting is reliable. we have set high standards of excellence. apple has high stands so i think it was a great match. >> we actually shot a little bit of how your company lutron will let us play that right now so our viewers can see. >> siri turn my lights on. ♪ >> okay, the lights are turned on. >> siri set my lights to 10%. ♪ okay, i set both of the lights to 10. >> it is a little bit of mood lighting i kind of like that gary you're doing lighting but other thingings too. >> our device the smart plug will control air conditioners, portsable heater, toasters, ovens, a broad range of small appliances. we've been working with apple over ten years on the variety of solutions, and we're proud that they invited us allergy in the development of home kit. >> are you looking at michael saying he's my competitor or two different

fox's jacqueline schultz has the story. >> reporter: he calls eight busy day.t doing his job. >> when we become police officers our job is to help anybody in any situation. >> reporter: comrades say saturday sergeant nathaners the of the holly springs police department was a hero twice. saturday night he rush to this ban donned home on good within road. folks inside told him a man overdosed on heroin. >> he was unresponsive. he had labored breatheing. some other signs were present that he had been experiencing an overdose. >> reporter: officers say he's done it before and did it again. >> you just spray, you know, into the nostril. >> reporter: quickly administer the medicine narcan to reverse the effects of the drugs. it worked. and the man woke up. >>> hours later another call. someone trapped inside this burning home. >> calling 911 you know. all of a sudden i heard my mother screaming. >> reporter: ronnie callahan's 87-year-old mother and sister shirley rue witness were inside the home. shirley has cerebral palsy and is bedridden his mother tried to put out

i'm in for ed schultz.d al sharpton with "politics nation" starts right now. >> tonight on "politics nation," news. a judge says there's probable cause to charge a cleveland police officer with murder in the shooting death of 12-year-old tam irrice. also 2016 hopefuls need some vice and they're going on a retreat with mitt romney to get it? and an ugly war on the poor. a civil rights issue that needs to be address think. welcome to "politics nation" i'm live from buffalo new york. we start with breaking news. an ohio judge has found probable cause that a cleveland police officer should be charged with murder in the shooting death of 12-year-old

william schultz entered a plea of not guilty. defense attorneys had no comment following today's hearing but said that mental illness played a role in the shooting of holmgren. he was at his house the night of the stabbing. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for next month to determine if he is competent for vile. >> the first casualty following the tsa's embarrassing report the acting head of the agency has been reassigned. this comes after yesterday' report that shows security screeners failed miserably. under cover agents were about to smuggle fake bombs in 67 out of 70 times. >> i feel less safe now that i have heard that report. i still kind of feel safe but this is shocking news. >> passengers say more training and checks are needed even if that means longer security lines. the tsa says they're working on that. >> when it comes to rationing water, californians are getting better, but we're still falling short. we cut water use by just 13.5% in april. that is half of what the governor ordered. the bay area did better in prev

. >> although the debt payment deadline for zprees approaching, schultz still thinks the crisis can be contained. >> the imf has to have a very strict and strong policy stance because it is dealing with defaulting countries all the time. it it will basically be impossible some solution will have to be done. i would actually expect that greece perhaps with some partners will find solution until wednesday, so that further negotiations within europe will be possible over the next week. >> not everyone feels the same. many analysts feel europe's leaders will run out of time before they find a solution to the greece crisis. >>> executives at japan's top auto makers say production fell from the same month last year. it's the 11th year of decline t. company' produce a total of 606,000 vehicles. production at honda plummeted 45%, leaving many vehicle makers double digit declines. exports also dropped for the first time in 11 months. japan's industrial output if el if may. >> that prompted them to downgrade the country's production for the first time in nearly a year. >>> economy ministry offic

particular for the past impacts i understand twin peaks tunnel and the radio project is require bus schultz at night for roughly a year for the western parts of city that's a significant impact to many of us and that wasn't clearly explained at the public outreach meetings no shuttle plan made available and the resource into the sunset tunnel i've not seen the twin peaks tunnel project people need to know how to integrate that project within the agency if that project is done thank you. >> (calling names) the last person to turn in a speaker card on this. >> good afternoon you herbert wiener first of all i don't know bike to work project has been mentioned earlier this meeting but i certainly hope everyone obeys the traffic light one thing i came that came to me a point of insight a lot of parking congestion and problems with cars being backed up and the rest of it and i'm wondering if some is not due to widening the sidewalks removal ever parking meter and other improvement in if the park division remains with the police department i doubt if parking meter with would have been missing or s

and. >> rose: george schultz was at standford. >> george is at standford. he had written a book on health care with another person there that i know. and i had read the book. and i met him in that context. and i had the privilege of being able to build a wonderful relationship. he got involved in the first meeting. and i think he saw it as something that could be very meaningful in the context of what we're working to do in health care. and then person by person i had the opportunity to meet these people and spend some time with them in some cases work with them. and ask them to be part of this. and they all they all are doing this because it's a mission that will have such enormous implications as it begins to be realized. >> rose: how will this change physician patient relationships? >> so the objective is to facilitate engagement of physicians with patients earlier in the disease progression process. the common reality-- . >> rose: not waiting for all the symptoms to appear. >> yeah. and right now people generally don't get lab tests reimbursed and paid

. >> you had ed schultz said you were a great candidate with your experience in business. >> i will telld he happens to be right. >> and bernie brings it. >> citizens packing in here so many that cruz actually had to open one of these walls and expand the room for everyone to fit. >>> so when do we use the word "interesting"? i guess right now. the 2016 presidential race is getting interesting. good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. south carolina senator lindsey graham is officially off and running for president, to the surprise of many. graham kicked off his campaign

kevin schultz on william f buckley junior. on american history tv, join us for several featured programs on sunday beginning on real america. the 1965 manned spaceflight and the first american to walk in space. his thousands of pictures capturing the war experience. we visit lamar alexander. at 6:30, veteran journalist bob schieffer. they discuss their vietnam war experiences at the -- get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> two military -- >> 150 years ago, on may 23 and 24 of 1865 two military processions in washington, d.c. called the grand review of the armies drew thousands of spectators to pennsylvania avenue. president andrew johnson cabinet and government officials and general ulysses s. grant watched from this reviewing stand in front of the white house. on may 23rd, an estimated 80,000 soldiers of the army of the potomac led by general meade took about six hours to pass before the reviewing stand. on may 24th general william t. sherman led 65,000 soldiers of the army of tennessee and army of georgia on the same r

. >>> this is a sad anniversary for an east bay family. 28 years ago today amber schultz was jumping rope when she disappeared. she was the first of four bay area girls that were kidnapped in a short period of time. none of them has ever been found but pinole police say the case remains open and they are still looking for clues. >>> the former uc berkeley police officer who's instinct own intuition that helped break the jc dugard case has a problem. she is a single parent of two children. she now needs help and support as she battles breast cancer. >> reporter: 39-year-old ali jacobs loves to garden. using the food she grow tense answer her family's diet. she has always been the model of good health but in march she was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer. >> i could feel the lump. it was large. >> reporter: jacob has two sons. nine-year-old jake and 11-year- old justin. >> it's been a struggle watching my kids see me tired and in pain and suffering. seeing it through their eyes and telling them we can't go anywhere this summer. we can't go to you know the giants games and the war

john schultz is already giving them the green light. >> i think they have been designed not to be aggressive. it is also a great advantage for people who are disabled or blind or elderly. i think it is the future. >> reporter: as far as the safety record, google says the previous test models had been involved in about a dozen or so minor accidents over the years. most of those were the result of the other driver. live in mountain view, betty yu, kpix5. >>> so you want to see how bad our drought really is? it is literally causing homes to sink. this is something we would expect to see when there is a lot of rain. >> it turns out to be something that happens when there is too little as well. it started when some homeowners in the central valley noticed some cracks. there is a much bigger problem going on underground. >> the wife and i were sitting here watching tv and we noticed that there was a fine crack that you can see the white starting to show. >> reporter: it started with puzzled homeowners. >> the crack back there which i haven't painted yet. that is just dropping. which makes sense, b

related to our climate risk votes during the 2015 16 season and out without i will turn it over to bob schultz who have been working with iss to prepare the report back >> thank you. >> commissioners, this in update from the port you saw last month and to continuation from the port that you saw in the prior proxy season. we have seen an increase from the last port where there was one -- there is three new ones. all areas that have been put forward in the past are standard practice in our proxy voting policy is to vote against a proposal should be data indicate management is currently providing sufficient information to shareholders so survey to make an informed decision in those areas. so you will note in some cases will be a four vote for let us say greenhouse gases on one company and then maybe meagerly thereafter there may be an against boat for greenhouse gases in a different company. it has to primarily with whether or not the general consensus that shareholders are receiving sufficient information to make an informed decision. >> thank you. any discussion on this item?

thank you kevin schultz.pplause] >> on behalf of the lit fest thank you to kevin shultz, jane daly and most of all thanks to all of you for attending. mr. shultz will be signing books and taking more questions in the lobby right outside.

martin schultz, good to talk to you.eels of the final gdp data coming in at 3.9%, it was absolutely a beat. the revised final gdp figure coming in at 3.9%, estimates were 2.8%. 2.4%.evious estimate was coming up next, we will get market reactions to the latest japan figures. japan andown in korea, australia is closed. whether you are watching on tv or online, this is "first up". ♪ angie: japan back on track. the latest data shows the strongest growth in 2013. greece faces a united front as g-7 leaders demand a resolution to the debt crisis. a new industrial giant. china pushes for global dominance. welcome to "first up." i'm angie lau in hong kong. signs of revival in japan. let's bring in david to recap the latest economic indicators. abenomics finally having the desired effect here. david: it looks like it is starting to have the desired effect. not taking anything away, obviously, from the very good number for the first quarter, 3.9%. i think we are starting to see it. will hold,not this we have to see. 2.4% was the i

. >> official reaction from the democratic national committee, you might expect debbie wasserman-schultzed. in the other it was working families and the poor who bore the burden of perry's policies. a couple more calls here. >> caller: i think rick perry is just another republican trying to get in back pockets of koch brothers. they don't have a clue. bush should be in jail. i got plenty of people from texas there. rick perry has -- >> james, we're having trouble hearing you. i think your cell phone is break up. we'll let you go there. a couple more calls here. next up to our republican line. we'll show you the comments of rick perry. let's hear from ed. >> caller: as someone who started off as not appreciating mr.

six months after howard schultz returned to starbucks in 2007 the stock had dropped 19%.ter it was down 46%. but three years later it had jumped 78% from the time he took over. so which fate lies ahead for twitter? and let's reserve the beard commentary for another session. >> for a less cerebral show. >> i can't stand the stock. they've got a product pruboblem -- >> you don't think the new ceo will help it? >> it's not going tompany and say to yourself they can't, they have no user momentum. they talked about momentum, there's no momentum here. this company is really in trouble. i mean the only reason people are long this stock right now in my opinion is because there's a potential of a takeout's, which don't think occurs. i think the stock comes back down. i think the stock trades below 30 bucks easy. and i am not a buyer here. >> you're short. >> yeah. >> i kind of like it. if you look at it this way, what's more powerful, the possibility of m & a or the fact that m.a.u.s as david said are shrinking. once you find out half of these are bogus users on twitter where is t

george schultz ran the operation. he was a very clever guy about this.ext in said racist things but put in affirmative action. he understood the economics of this. he said that these black kids will never get to the middle-class high school or to a middle-class college unless we help them. this is an important point about nixon to me. he was an outsider. he understood what it was like to be an outsider. he said terrible things about blacks. he did. but on so many levels, he understands that they needed help and he did help them. charlie: what about sheer brainpower? do we look at him and say this is a very bright guy? tim: a political genius and a man who committed political suicide. he made so many disastrous and self-destructive decisions that he brought himself down like the shakespearean king in the fifth act. charlie: a personality flaw? a value flaw? tim: he said it himself the day he resigned. he said that others may hate you , but don't let yourself hate them. because you destroy yourself and that is what richard nixon did. through hate, through

we are victims of our own success and we made the schultz program look easy.ed to that success. we had no capability. we had to launch with the russians. with the boeing they are under the first astronauts in 2017. hopefully we will get that capability. it is going to take us further than the space station. the first mission with the astronauts is not even scheduled until 2022. # best of luck. >> up next the unusual unsung stories of the arab spring. a group of people who were instrumental in the revolution but who were mostly left untold especially in the west until now. revolutionary women. stay tuned. to protect from the elements. if you want a paint flexible enough to survive the subtle cracking of time. if you want a paint that gives you a lifetime warranty... only this can. aura exterior from benjamin moore. paint like no other. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choo

thank you kevin schultz.pplause] >> on behalf of the lit fest thank you to kevin shultz, jane daly and most of all thanks to all of you for attending. mr. shultz will be signing books and taking more questions in the lobby right outside. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we have one more event to bring you from chicago like this afternoon that's author alice goffman talking about her book on the run fugitive life in an american city. it will start in about 10 minutes or so. this is booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] bill gates co-founder of microsoft and the bill and linda gates foundation recently released via "vanity fair" list of seven books he is reading this summer. booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. and thanks for asking. as you know i taught economics for the past 18 years went to seminary before that so i usually like reading a combination of economics and ethics. on the stump speec

george schultz was a young cabinet secretary. lot of these names became more famous later but got their start with richard nixon because he had a good eye for talent. someone i wish i had talked to was roger ailes out of fox news. roger ailes was a fairly obscure daytime tv producer when richard nixon discovered him and put him in charge of his media team. he had an eye for talent. he also has a ton of talent. for all the craziness of watergate. evan:brian: chapin spent a lot of time around nixon and he also went to prison for six months or so. let's listen to dwight chapin from the nixon library. >> it's very late at night, we went and got on the plane. he had one or two of those small bottles of scotch. he was exhausted. the next thing i knew, he was crying. what brought this about, this emotional uprising, is that he was talking with ray, who i think attracted some stuff for the speech in miami. they were starting to look on his acceptance speech and how that might work. this was the one in 68. he started talking about his mot

wasserman schultz may face a backlash if they tilt too far to clinton. 69% say the race is not over yet, 28% say it's over and it's clear clinton will win. now, the rnc weighed in late today on voting rights saying the public also wants voter id laws to help prevent fraud. bret. >>> up next where's the backup plan? states are wondering what to do if the u.s. supreme court shoots down obamacare subsidies. first here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering. >>> fox 31 in denver where alarm is growing that a serial shooter could be on the loose. after a machine was shot dead on a sidewalk in colorado wednesday night. now investigators are looking into whether it's connected to two other recent shootings in that area. >>> fox 11 in los angeles with another beach shut down due to tar balls washing ashore. the tar may be coming from the oil spill off the coast of santa barbara last month. >>> this is a live look at eden prairie from fox 9 in the twin cities. the big talker there, controversy over a school field trip to an adult toy store. you heard that right. last

secretary kissinger, secretary schultz and others have looked at the deal and shall secretary baker.ee republican secretaries of state, but people you admire. george: i admire all three of them. charlie: they're saying if it's this and contains these protections, good. george: first off, there isn't a deal yet so you have to withhold judgment until you see the final agreement and in my view, the final agreement will be acceptable or not raced on -- upon the verification procedures that are include. charlie: that's what they say too, the very verification. but my point is it is the nature of how inclusive the inspection can be that will be determinative. george: the determinative issue is can the united states and the five countries on our side of the table, china, russia britain, france, and germany rely upon to do what it says? the answer is we cannot trust them. the ayatollah has said iran doesn't want nuclear weapons but the government of iran contradict his words so trust is out of the question. then what provisions will there be in the agreement that provide us and those on our

. >> why don't they trust us, schultz?hows you how weird the '60s was right there. >> there is another one of our fine shows this year. pit stop! a movieing story of an e eefiminant racecar driver who was really an astronaut for the mafia. 9:30 eastern time, 8:30 central time, quarter after 2:00 pacific time. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni there's no interferon and there are no complex regimens. tell your doctor if you have other liver or kidney problems or other medical conditions. and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. harvoni should not be taken with any medicines contain

death in his own bed in discovery bay entered a not guilty plea in court today. 18-year-old william schultz made an appearance at the contra costa county courthouse. defense attorneys for the team made no comment after the hearing but they said before that mental illness did play a role in the stabbing of third grader jordan a.m. gren. preliminary hearing is sked fueled next month to determine if there's enough evidence to send the case to trial. the mental competency is expected to be at the center of that hearing as well. >>> we have video of an armed robbery at a local subway sandwich shop. one of the robbers pulls out a gun out of his sweatshirt and points it at a worker. you see it right there. the robbers hit the store at the muir station shopping center in martinez last night. the pair took off in a silver four-door honda civic. >>> there was a shooting in afternoon in one of the safest cities. it happened on rose avenue nero harrah park middle school. police found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. no word-o.-ris condition. this is in oakley. police still looking for a suspect. >