joining me tonight scott paul, president of the alieps for american manufacturing. to have you with us tonight. is this a clear example of how tariffs impact the market? it doesn't take away the free market. but it protects american workers and everybody gets a fair shake. how does this break out? what does the story tell us. >> good to be with you. that's exactly right. tariffs help level the playing field. nothing more, nothing less. we know on a level playing field that u.s. manufacturers and workers, particularly in the tire industry can be competitive in our domestic market. we know people familiar with a lot of the american brands. however, when tire dealers are stocking shelves with tires from china that are sometimes priced below the cost of the raw materials and the labor that goes into it, you add on government subsidies from the chinese government in the form of oh currency manipulation, energy subsidies, lax environmental enforcement and the result is a lot of chinese tires, as you indicated, downward pressure on wages for workers and potentially layoffs.

corruption protest against rob and years of broken promises in about thirty minutes time my colleague paul scott will be here with more news but coming up next it's crosstalk watch parties or national stay with us. once we do school. belhadj teachers their rates weave their local gender experts and they came to the conclusion that the metaphor that the students are active and the eggs that pass it in the reproduction process reinforces gender. but. you know that you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy trek albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been a hydrogen why a handful of transnational corporations will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem truck rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america five different jo

duties even if the japanese have nothing to do with a victim of one of those crimes the order to use paul scott her story and about her receipt for justice i was raped by united states military servicemen and at that time i thought that perhaps i was the only person who was a victim and then i i did so much research and i have i have this here before me is the list of nine hundred forty five the this is only the rape cases alone that have happened since the one nine hundred forty s. a list you can see is quite extensive here they're having like every every month or every couple of weeks and and i actually put this list. and i watch it and you can see it's not that large but you can see i version on some sheets here and what is what is on the list goes on it's all the way down the line this is enough this would be these a list of just the right crimes in okinawa. and that would probably my would probably be quibbling to a twenty four store story building so how many of these. get investigated properly do you believe i mean what happened in your case properly well say for example since the one ni

to what they say was a big marijuana growing operation worth a good amount of money. 42-year-old paul scott-- [ laughter ] -- is charged with manufacturing marijuana. [ applause ] >> jimmy: who tipped off the police, the phone book? paul stoner? [ laughter ] luckily, paul stoner was bailed out by his wife, ima. [ laughter ] and so he's -- everything's fine. >> steve: all good. >> jimmy: everything's -- [ laughter ] some business news -- target announced that it will keep its stores open until midnight in an effort to compete with amazon and walmart. people who shop on amazon said, "yeah, let me know when i don't have to wear pants, okay? then, we'll talk." [ laughter and applause ] totally different experience. then, people who shop at walmart said, "same here." [ laughter ] no rules in that place, no rules. especially the super center. >> steve: exactly. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> steve: the super center, pants off. >> jimmy: got their own nation, man. [ laughter ] >> steve: no shoes, no shirt, service. >> jimmy: they don't pay taxes either, yeah. and finally, guys, it seems like the news is

kevin paul scott. cofounder of adda worldwide. mentioned his book, eight essential exchanges. liz: available on amazon. david: available on amazon. >> absolutely. david: great to see you, kevin the thank you. >>> t have startup aereo, says, and this is quote, bleeding to death after major ruling by the supreme court and as well as other legal setbacks, but could it come back to life in some form? we ask the chairman of a company called the aereo of europe. very interesting. liz: and they're surviving. david: they are indeed. liz: traders, investors and farmers, bracing for the release tomorrow of the potentially market-moving world agricultural crop report. next, we'll two down on the farm to get our own of what estimates to expect from that report. you can not miss this. it matters to your money. ♪ hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours.

she will go head to head against scott walker in wisconsin. >>> is senator rand paul in hot water withrvative group family leader? according to the des moines register, he ditched the group's summit this past week saying he had a family commitment, but the new york post reported that at the time of the summit, senator paul was at a fund-raiser in the hamptons. >>> democrats are lashing out as a series of fake websites created by the the republican national committee. they are promoting fake candidate sites like this one attacking congressman john barrow through google search ads. >>> and in alaska, not much love for their former gov. new poll found that just 36% of alaskaens had a favorable view of sarah palin and only 20% want to see her run for president. >>> and montana democrats, you can forget about asking actor jeff bridges to run for senate. he told howard stern his wife told him don't even think about it once a petition popped up asking him to run. more than 1,400 people have signed that petition. happy wife, happy life, right. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>

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paul rudd and michael douglas. marvel tweeted this photograph. of rudd in character as "scott lang".foot of the golden gate bridge. we also caught the film crew. on the set and in action today. at jones and o'farrell. rudd will play the title character of scott lang/ant- man, who can shrink his size and increase his strength. using a specially engineered suit. douglas plays the creator of the ant-man suit. the movie is due out next july. >>jacqueline bennett the fog was really extensive out there and slow to clear. similar in condition--are expected tomorrow. it will be slow to clear tomorrow as it was today so we will be on the cooler side. you will see similar conditions for the rest of the workweek but it will be warmer for next week. the fog tracker shows widespread coverage tomorrow morning which will be slow to clear. by 8:00 a.m. we do not see much clearing at all do see some by 11. the fog will be back to the coast by the afternoon. we will continue see cool conditions by the coast tomorrow morning with temperatures lower than we normally are this time of year. the low clouds

his name, paul scott stoner. mr.marijuana and selling it to minors. >> you can't do that. >> charged with manufacturing weed and possession of a firearm. further charges are still pending. >> i didn't understand when you said stoner was arrested for selling weed. okay. >>> still ahead, congress may be in recess, but we now know how one of the senate's most respected members sends his downtime. >> senator mccain getting loose. >> that's not mccain. are you kidding me? ♪ i think she tried to kill us. no, it's only 15 calories. with reddi wip, fruit never sounded more delicious, with 15 calories per serving and real cream, the sound of reddi wip is the sound of joy. nobody ever stomped their foot and asked for less. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet... and not a "have just a little" buffet. because what we all really want is more. now get our best ever pricing with the more everything plan. 1 gb of bonus data per month per line. verizon smart rewards to rack up points for the things you really wan

. >> senator paul has recently explained that he got up to leave to conduct an interview with a reporter. >>> governor scottr's re-election bid has hit a new crossroad. take a look at the ad his democratic challenger put out using his own words to reveal a broken promise to voters. >> he made a pledge. >> 250,000 new jobs by the end of our first term in office. >> and asked us to hold him to it. >> is this a campaign promise, something you want to be held to? >> absolutely. >> today, wisconsin is dead last in midwest job growth, tenth out of ten. >>> former president bill clinton campaigning heavily with kentucky senatorial candidate alison lundgren grimes, who backs up her ability and allegiance this way. >> here today, i'll set the record straight -- i'm not an empty dress, i'm not a rubber stamp and i am not a cheerleader! one label that i will wear proudly, and i know you will join me, i am a clinton democrat! >>> as residents in hawaii brace for the onslaught of two major hurricanes, candidates including the state's governor are getting ready for a hotly contested primary this saturday. >>> so, who is

scott budman. >> that big kickoff this weekend. >>> from the new stadium to the old one, the last event, sir paul is closing out the stick. >> hey, paul mccartney here. listen. i'm going to be coming to candlestick park on the 14th of auction. candlestick park. >> the 14th of august. >> it's coming up. >> it's tomorrow. that's where the beatles played their final concert back in 1966. our nbc chopper working hard this afternoon. right over candlestick, you can see the roadies working hard today. after the concert, candlestick's next date is with the wrecking ball. no date announced yet. tickets for the farewell concert are still available. >> that's hard to believe. i think a lot of people think they can't go. but hopefully it will be a nice day. checking in with jeff ranieri. how's it going to be tomorrow night? you know? >>> we will have classic fog that rolls into san francisco. but we'll have breaks on the early part. 20 miles made a huge difference across the bay. sunnyvale, a little bit of a breeze off the bay, 78 degrees. then once you got away from that breeze in the extreme south of san santa clara valley. the winds are

paul mccartney is going to close down candlestick park tomorrow night. it was a hard days night in kansas city. scoreless in the third until scott kazmir pitching to omar enfante who said i don't know why you say hello. i say good-bye. the as offense was nowhere. jason vargas struck out four. he retired the last 23 batter of the game. royals win 3-0 and the as had to take the long winding road back to the hotel. >> his key has always been knee high command. >> here comes the son for jake peavy. joe panic hits a ground ball to jose abreu. he is out by a mile. but the new rules the catcher cannot call out the plate without the baseball. he wasn't buying it. neither did the white sox announcer. >> this rule is bs, that's what it is. pure simple bs. this is like they tried to do some of the things in football. are they going to make that a little girl's game? >> the giants score seven runs in the inning and beat chicago 7-1. >>> i have to admit it is getting better in regards to parking at levi stadium. we are just four days away. there is no shortage of food items inside restaurants. turns out the gourmet cuisine is helping the pla

scott walker in wisconsin. chris christie in new jersey. i served with rand paul and a folks like john thune who are certainly giving consideration to it. these are all really, really men, all men who are committed to what's best for america and i think at the end of the day it will be a slugfest comehe right person will out and i look ford -- forward campaigning for him in 2016. senator.you very much, retiring u.s.ss. senator from georgia. thank our audience here and on radio, television and the internet. i'm john diaz and this meeting commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know, is adjourned. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> good afternoon and thank you for coming. the subject which poses the gger threat to u.s. national security, iran or extremism. we are conducting this panel in the context of a number of different things moving on the ground in the middle east. most recently there was the war in gaza where various palestinian factions backed by iran fough

. >> mark:it stars paul rudd and michael >> mark:marvel tweeted this photograph. of rudd in character as "scottlden >> mark:we also caught the film crew. on the set and in action today. at jones and o'farrell. >> mark:rudd will play the title character of scott lang/ant-man, who can shrink his size and increase his strength. using a specially engineered suit. >> mark:michael douglas plays the creator of the ant-man suit. >> mark:the movie is due out next july. this is the kind of chicken your mom would make if she hand breaded chicken that was delivered right to her door. and if she had a pressure cooker in her kitchen. yep! this is the kind of chicken she would make, but she doesn't have to! you're welcome, mom. ♪ ee local news...sports... weather emergencies...especially diverse communities... rural towns... the elderly. they save thousands every year on cable and satellite bills... pay-tv providers don't like that. they're pushing washington to change the rules and cripple free tv call congress. tell them to stand up for sixty million americans... ...and stand up to pay-tv providers. don't m

paul over the prospect. >> no. he knows he can get past it. he'll go out and tell donors that. i think it helps him in the short run. >> governor scott walker went through a similar thing, and it has hurt him. using this as a tactic against potential republican presidential candidate s is beginning to merge. >> how do you explain this larger trend of prosecutions of political behavior? in the walker case, it was campaign and coordination, not personality. same with perry. it's the exercise of his office. >> i think it's even bigger than that. there's a bigger effort on left to criminalize politics on the right. look at irs, trying to stop 501 c 4s from participating in politics. harry reid's denuns nation of the koch brothers. >> that's just politics. that's not criminal. >> look, denunsing the koech brothers, saying you can't participate, if you do, we're coming after you? >> okay. all right. that's it. we've got to go. that's another subject. we have to take another break. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. >>> i'm giving a miss to arkansas senator mark pryor who's in a tough reelection fight with tom cotton. senat

paul is said to be very excited for they are one. >> reporter: that's right, good morning laura and scott. very excited, in fact on this sign posted at the main gate, you can see for yourself, his pose shows just how excited he is for this out there, part of his tour. welcome back to sf paul reads the sign. it's also bitter sweet as this is where the beatles last had their official concert 48 years ago. apparently, they knew about selfies way before everyone else did. check out the picture taken on stage by john lenin during that final beatles concert at candlestick park. at the time, it was just the home of the giants. the stable was behind second base. tickets did not sell out, just 25,000 of 42,000 at a cost of between $4.50 and $6.50. and yes, tonight is sold out. video posted on his youtube channel yesterday. he says this lab very fun and emotional night. >> come along been a part of it, 14th of august, candlestick park. let's do it. >> candlestick. >> reporter: see there you go, excited. nbc bay area chopper was able to get shots of people working on the set yesterday. some of the pr

scott walker in wisconsin. chris christie in new jersey. i served with rand paul and a folks like john thune who are certainly giving consideration to it. these are all really, really men, all men who are committed to what's best for america and i think at the end of the day it will be a slugfest comehe right person will out and i look ford -- forward campaigning for him in 2016. senator.you very much, retiring u.s.ss. senator from georgia. thank our audience here and on radio, television and the internet. i'm john diaz and this meeting commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know, is adjourned. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] here's part of one of the hearings. this document that brian could not remember the questions asked the the therapist during interview. he had extensive back pain, profoundsleep, felt guilt, he suffered from low result hem and as a was a risk for suicide. nonetheless, he was just discharged and told to follow up. how in the world you can as

scott and peach. he is damned if he do and damned if he don't. i heard this guy say rand paule a stronger speech. rand paul could have said trayvon martin was his child and they would not say anything. my main topic is, the people down in ferguson have watched over time how you people just sit up here and nitpick at this president and whatever he do. what is the difference between ferguson and nevada? when that guy bundy was up there stealing and still stealing his --tle, millions of dollars malicious. came up there and pointed guns at the police. the police did not go back and get in armored tanks and riot gear. black people are tired of this. they are tired of being stereotyped. bundy should be in jail right now and every one of those militias should be looking for them and putting them in jail. while you down there messing with these people? host: dan berman? guest: the white house will agree with you on the first point. they know the president is going to be criticized no matter what he does. if he goes on vacation, people will say, why is he going on vacation when there a

scott walker in wisconsin. chris christie in new jersey. i served with rand paul and a number of other folks like john thune who are certainly giving consideration to it. these are all really, really great men, all men who are committed to what's best for america and i think at the end of the day it will be a slugfest but the right person will come out and i look forward to campaigning for him in 2016. >> thank you very much, senator. saxby chambliss, retiring u.s. senator from georgia. also want to thank our audience here and on radio, television and the internet. i'm john diaz and this meeting of the commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know, is adjourned. \[captions performed by national captioning institute] \[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> more live coverage coming up in just under 10 minutes -- a discussion on two cases making their way through the federal courts, challenging health care subsidies and the affordable care act. that is hosted by the cato institute live at noon here on c-span. later, a disc

paul davis has an 8-point lead over the former senator from kansas. finally we have mr. private prisons, florida governor rick scottone of my all time favorites. this guy has turned down billions in infrastructure funding that would have helped jobs and taken part in unprecedented and i mean unprecedented voter suppression and limited early voting days and tried to illegally purge hundreds and thousands of voters off the florida voter rolls. he's a science denying republican in a state that needs to address climate change. ask miami. after meeting with climate experts scientists told the truth about scott. one told think progress, i don't hon echtly believe the governor is climate literate and not particularly interested in becoming climate literate. recent polls in florida show the governor's race is simply too close to call. a rasmussen poll has scott up by one poll and quinn pea ak had charlie crist up by 3 points after scott spend $20 million trashing his opponent. americans, according to the polls, are sick of the republican austerity plan. these governors who were the darlings of the republican party, they we

and also a movie paul mazursky most recently, moscow on the hudson, playing a russian emigrant, a sowferl performance and you believe for the entire movie he's russian. >> brown: a.o. scott and budd friedman, on the life and work of robin williams. thank you so much. thank you. >> ifill: we've listed robin williams' entire filmography in the order they were ranked by movie lovers. see if you agree and let us know your top ten, on our art beat page. >> woodruff: we'll be back with a look at how american politics are shaped by the way congressional districts are drawn. but first, it's pledge week on p.b.s. this break allows your public television station to ask for yo >> ifill: no matter what the polls tell us about how unpopular congress is, 90% of them are reelected every time. it's no accident, their districts are drawn that way. for proof, look no further than the state of florida. last month, a federal judge said two key districts there, designed to protect the incumbents representing them, were illegal. so yesterday, the state legislature came up with new maps, less than two weeks before the next round of primary elections, and even though a million voters have alrea

scott walker in wisconsin. chris christie in new jersey. i served with rand paul and a folks like john thune who are certainly giving consideration to it. these are all really, really men, all men who are committed to what's best for america and i think at the end of the day it will be a slugfest comehe right person will out and i look ford -- forward campaigning for him in 2016. senator.you very much, retiring u.s.ss. senator from georgia. thank our audience here and on radio, television and the internet. i'm john diaz and this meeting commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know, is adjourned. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] think the v.a. has the potential to be one of the finest institutions in the world. we've seen certain aspects, the pharmacy cannot be matched. it's one of the best in the world. very efficient. there are many different things that are efficient within our system. we should ask ourselves, when someone came up with the idea of seeing a veter

scott mcgrew. the bay area getting ready to bid adieu to the stick. tonight, paulcommercial development. well, let's check your concert weather with rob. good morning. >> hey, good morning. we'll see temperatures around concert time, 70s around the peninsula, dropping through the 60s as that concert is underway, breezy and cool out there, around candlestick later on. temperatures in the north bay around the 80s this upper 80s around the tri-valley. oakland, 78 degrees under mostly sunny skies. another news update coming up in 30 minutes. right now, back to the "today" show. eand this journey will keep you on the edge of your seat all summer long during the emirates airline us open series. don't miss your chance to see some of the top players in the world battle it out to see who's best. 5 weeks. 8 tournaments. 8 cities. which champion will prevail, which new hero will emerge? this is your chance to find out. for complete tv listings go to emiratesusopenseries.com >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "toy december take" with al roker, natry morales, willie geist and

and also a movie paul mazursky most recently, moscow on the hudson, playing a russian emigrant, a sowferl performance and you believe for the entire movie he's russian. >> brown: a.o. scott and budd friedman, on the life and work of robin williams. thank you so much. thank you. >> ifill: we've listed robin williams' entire filmography in the order they were ranked by movie lovers. see if you agree and let us know your top ten, on our art beat page. >> woodruff: we'll be back with a look at how american politics are shaped by the way congressional districts are drawn. but first, it's pledge week on p.b.s. this break allows your public television station to ask for your support. and that support helps keep programs like ours on the air. >> woodruff: for those stations not taking a pledge break, we take a second look at the story of a group of brazilian street artists who used the spotlight of the biggest sporting event on the globe to highlight a problem close to home. special correspondent sophia kruz of detroit public television has our report. >> reporter: in brazil, the start of the 2014 world cup was cause for celebration but amidst the partying was protest, many braz

called and paul and of balls there were these fish we surprised they were the fish that very surprising >> : location itself as beautiful pass and more stores by the day >> : when the kits for scotty moving around in the false and thing much of the fish there removing rather quickly. as story goes as this are the slowdown also on the field as a couple the kids at the core out. for a pair looking at this art think princess and the kids thousands of miles away bring much of that trust and the company you're working with that said looking at this apparent now she's home in preparing stories is a lot of opportunities where the kids have to set out of a comfort zone and rise to the cajun surprisingly well. fished the like the novel. got out sirach there is also work that you did and the community there us that will have a long-lasting impact tell us about that >> : will lead to a tribe that is pretty remote for these are kids they're all were traditional shirts clothing >> : import country floors also taught english to the kids learn english at fordham opens up more opportunities than they would have its day >> : you come with a filling out of dealing >> : have you ever done anything