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shultz. she has worked as the chief protocol of the great city. since i was [inaudible] when i came with my friends of foreign minister, she has always been there and as secretary of general i have been helped by you and thank you very much. thank you. and i would like to thank colleague ambassadors that came all the way from new york. thank you for your participation and strong commitment. thank you very much. thank you. and honorable general and members of depmatic and [inaudible] distinguished guest [inaudible] i don't know where she--thank you [inaudible] for your continuing commitment. continued commitment. she may be young, she may be very young, but she has given such a strong sense of hope to many girls around the world who had been ignoreed and discriminated and she campaigned this cause with [inaudible] what terrorist fear most is girls who can read and go to school and she has given such a great message to our world and thank you again [inaudible] ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us to celebrate the founding of the united nat

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shultz is friends with the almgrens and was sleeping over at their house the night of the stabbing.eaded not guilty. >>> san jose police are looking for the gunman in a deadly shooting. this happened saturday night in east san jose close to the 680/101 interchange. officers say the victim was talking with people in the driveway of a home when a car pulled up and the passenger jumped out and opened fire. the gunman then jumped back into the car and the driver sped off. sources tell us the victim only 19 years old. >>> now to a story only on nbc. a newark family has a big clean up job ahead after returning home to discover that the house was trashed in a break in. what's unusual is nothing was actually stolen but nearly every item in the house was destroyed. leather coaches slashed, plates shattered and motor oil and bleach poured throughout the house. even the clothing and toys destroyed. >> just complete shock. i have never seen a house in this type of condition ever. it's -- you can't even walk in here. you can smell the odor of the oil and it smells also like bleach is mixed in. t

dnc chair woman debbie wasserman shultz blasted kuk a bee, caught his statement grossly irresponsible. >>> meanwhile, republican candidate, no stranger to controversy, now leading the pack. in a newly-released cnn pole, 18% of republicans surveyed said they want donald trump to be the nominee for president. some republicans though, calling for the celebrity businessman to drop out of the race. but, trump says, the polls show he's a serious contender. >> really is outsider, i guess, now starting to view me not as outsider because i am leading in all the polls. >> in the same cnn polls 40% expect jeb bush to win the nomination, only 15% of republicans surveys want them as their party's nominee. >>> right now 4:43, just kicking up up -- just waking up, the lightning really lighting the sky up. >> and dealing with heavy rain specially southwestern new jersey delaware, where the brunt of this is taking place definately you will be slowed down by. >> this so be ready for t actually looks like once this is through few more showers and storms. so busy day for us, we looking ahead to. >> this

defense attorneys for 18-year-old william shultz say mental illness played a role in the stabbing of jordan almgren. shult is friends with the almgrens and was sleeping over at their house the night of the stabbing. the teen has pleaded not guilty. >>> big changes coming to palo alto train tracks and tonight residents will get a chance to hear what exactly is in store. in an effort to boost safety the city and cal train will try to further limit access to the cal train corridor. this coming in response to the high rate of suicides, especially among teenagers. the project includes new cameras and higher fencing. the crews are expected to do that work next month, but tonight city and school officials are going to host a community meeting first. >>> serious water warning in las all toss. al water says traces of e.coli have been found in the water in the south el monte area of los altos. no one should drink the water straight out of the tap. they are urging people to boil the water for at least a minute. authorities are keeping a close eyen o the contamination and will let residents know

today's hearing will determine if there's enough evidence to send 18-year-old william shultz to trial. defense attorneys for the teen say mental illness played a role in the stabbing of the third grader. >>> and testimony continues today in the trial of a former high school security guard caught on surveillance video hitting a student in a wheelchair. this video shows him slapping and knocking 17 franciso martinez out of his wheelchair. mitchell faces child abuse charges. >>> two men held a 10-year-old girl at gunpoint as they robbed her fame in san jose. it happened at an apartment complex on monday. the family says it started with a simple knock at the door. san jose police say two men rushed inside with a handgun. they demanded property and money. after they got what they wanted they ran into a car that apparently was waited for them. >>> a violent home burglary interrupted. now a year laefrt the suspect goes to trial. the homeowner walked in last year. he was armed with a gun. they tied her up and took her atm card. this generated more than 30 leads leads. >>> a mountain lion yes,

on wednesday, white house deputy spokesperson eric shultz said the reports of omar's death are "credible >> we are aware of reports. we believe the reports of mullah omar's death are credible. i'm not in a position to comment on the specifics surrounding his death. amy: the fbi has arrested a florida man for allegedly plotting a terrorism attack in support of the self-proclaimed islamic state, after an fbi informant supplied him with a n explosive device. the 23-year-old man named harlem suarez had been under fbi surveillance for months. earlier this week, an fbi agent posing as an operative for isil took suarez to meet another fbi agent, who gave suarez an inert explosive device and told him how to use it. when suarez exited the car, the agents arrested him. in news from tunisia, parliament has overwhelmingly passed a new terror law. the legislation allows for police to detain suspects for up to 15 days without giving them access to a lawyer or a judge. it also makes allows prosecutors to seek the death penalty in terrorism cases. the new legislation comes after last month's deadly shoo

but my question is this, george shultz once said he -- [inaudible] [laughter] [inaudible] why do you two have any confidence that this will happen in the future? >> any questions that you can -- [inaudible] >> well, we -- [inaudible] one million in restrictions now and it used to be a shadow thing. you know we had the pages in the federal register, but we really didn't know the real world specs of all of this. but now we have organizations such as the institute for justice and, you know, the manhattan institute working with small businesses and the regulations they're going through, and we're being able to give a face to this and showing these regulations have real world effects. they do things to americans and we're able to also measure it better. we can see how many commandments are in the regulatory tests, we can see exactly what industries, what agencies are promulgating these. so while the amount of regulation has just went like this maybe we have enough tools -- >> [inaudible] question to give you hope. >> well, president carter managed to deregulate airlines and get rid of one

there was a poignant time as you remember sitting and watching it sit in at the hyatt in seeing randy shultz off to the side looking at this. his book is a book that got me so committed to the hiv story. bob trained at the university of pennsylvania and his residency at the university of california san francisco. he is a robert wood johnson fellow as i mentioned and has gone on to a distinguished career in the field that he invented so to speak on a very important article. he coined the term hospitalist and he is truly the leader of the hospitalist movement in america. it's interesting bob i think any times people have hated us against each other. i am the luddites which i don't think i am but certainly writes about the dangers of technology and i've always viewed you as someone who very much embraced more than i did so this book was a bit of a surprise. i loved it and a tack on technology that completely took me by surprise. i would like to begin by asking what the motivation was to get you to this point? >> first of all thank you abraham for doing this and we go way back and i don't know i

the head of the democratic national committee, debbie waserman shultz, has called for huckaby to apologize. congress is now one week into its period to review the historic deal. in the occupied west bank, a palestinian teenager has been killed in an israeli arrest raid, marking the third such incident in less than a week. israeli authorities say 19-year-old mohammed abu latifa was suspected of planning an attack and fell from a roof after being shot while running away. witnesses and the teen's family dispute that account, saying he was "executed." in the latest sign of a federal crackdown on animal rights activists, the f.b.i. has arrested two people accused of freeing mink and other animals from fur farms, and vandalizing property linked to the fur and meat industries. joseph budenburg and nicole kissane were charged under the 2006 animal enterprise terrorism act, which elevates crimes like vandalism to terrorist offenses if they threaten industry profits. health insurance giant anthem has announced plans to buy rival cigna for $54.2 billion, marking the largest such merger in u.s. histor

we started here and here and we moved and keep on moving in their direction as george shultz and henry kissinger pointed out, we've gone from elimination of iran's nuclear capability to the delaying of it. and many concessions have been made. i guess they're trying to force some more because it's clear who wants the deal more and that's the united states. >> iran does need a deal. they need sanctions relief. their economy is in shambles. how does it boil down to the fact that you think at least that the u.s. is projecting it needs it more than iran needs it? is iran, in your view at least, a better negotiator? >> well i think the fact is it's been made very clear because of the enormous concessions that have already been made as i mentioned from the position of eliminating that to delaying it and other concessions that have been made that yes, iran wants it but not as badly as the united states does because the president bases all of this on the delusion that an agreement will then cause a new partner ship between the united states and iran in the region. meanwhile, the iranians contin

shultz will be signing books and taking more questions in the law the right outside. >> is there a nonfiction author of books you would lik

ed shultz going away. al sharpton's show might be at risk too and persistent resume ores 8:00 p.m.ge as well. rachel maddow is safe but one thing is clear, he wants less liberal opinion, more breaking news coverage during the daytime. by the way, there's one name on the tips of the tongues of so many staffers one of the biggest stars of msnbc's past. can you guess who? >> good night and good luck. >> keith olbermann put nbc on the map, went to espn but on friday signed off of espn and now a free agent. i want to ask two cable news veterans dan abrams who used to be the general manager of msnbc and 9:00 p.m. and john klein who used to run this channel, cnn. i'm told there's been no talks yet with olbermann but i'm sure they'll answer the phone if olbermann's agent calls. do you think hard news and provocative faces like brian williams are the answer now? >> look as you know one of the things that msnbc staffers have been buzzing about is the possibility of keith olbermann coming back to msnbc. the first decision they have to make what are we? what are we going to be? what are we goi

defense attorneys for 18-year-old william shultz say mental illness did play a role in the staubinging of jordan almgren. the teen has pleaded not guilty. >>> a former teacher from the east bay admitted to having child pornography. according to the mercury news mitchell wolf pleaded guilty to charges of having 50,000 pictures and videos. wolf used to work for diablo vis ta middle school but school officials say they did not find any pictures of had his former students. he faces ten years behind bars. >>> it is a hotly debated topic, the potential danger to fracking. that's when a state sponsored assessment of fracking risks is set to be released. the timing of the release is off. governor brown had asked for ahead of the release of a new set of tracking rules and regulations, but those rules were announced on july 1st. >>> it is 5:09. time to check that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. some changes today? >> yeah, some mist, clouds and a little bit of drizzle in spots. maybe just enough to wet the roads and of course create some much cooler conditions all across the bay. it's 59

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. >> thank you, president shultz. i would like to say at the beginning that for us as social democrats europe without greece is just something that is unthinkable. greece is part of the eurozone and essential. without greece in the eurozone europe would no longer be itself and that is why we have opposed and will opposed extremist and political speculations calling for greece to leave europe. i would quote the extremist positions or i could reply with any statement made. but i would prefer to underlie the sobriety the seriousness, the constructiveness of the president who throughout all of these months has worked to find a solution a positive solution today is not the type for friends to apologize to each other. what is at stake is too serious for us to throw around and too serious to turn this house into a football stadium. it is not a time for divisions in the house for divisions in europe, it is a time for us to stand united because the future is at stake. and we should be above party politics. what is at stake is

shultz the secretary of defense, calendars on the wall. i guess this notion that we have to have 5500 people on a compound is just a mystery to me. how do you justify that? >> sir, allow me to turn to my counterpart. i'm the one that's given the task to secure them. >> we appreciate ms. muniz and she has been gracious to allow us to beat up on her in previous testimony, but she has also stated clearly here in this hearing that in a dispute, which the gao and the ig have laid out, on security matters you went. it's a deferment. so now what i see is this no desire to streamline infrastructure. we see a support of the support and then the more support comes in, it has to be supported and then it has to be secured and the logistics of that and now we have 5500 people and we're guarding them with gerkas. a lot of respect for them. we have created a situation where this thing is massive. you, by your own admission in talking about herrat, how can we justify this enormous footprint? >> sir, i think the point is that we obviously have a different

shultz, 1989 calendars on the wall. i guess this notion that we have to have 5500 people on a compound is just a mystery to me. how do you justify that? >> sir, allow me to turn the mic. i'm the one that's given the task to secure them. >> but -- we appreciate miss muniz, she's been gracious to allow us to beat up on her in previous testimony. in a dispute which the gao and the ig have laid out which they're in agreement by the way on security issues. and miss muniz in her testimony said that in a dispute on security matters you win. it's a deferment. and so now what i see is this no desire to streamline infrastructure we see a support of the support, and then the more support that comes in, it has to be supported. and then it has to be secured, and now the logistics of that. we have 5500 people and regarding them with gerkis. tough, sharp knives, a lot of respect for them. we have created a situation where this thing is massive. and you by your own admission in talking about herot and how it was defensible how can we j

shultz will be signing books and taking more questions in the law the right outside. >> is there a nonfiction author of books you would like to see featured on booktv? send us any mail to booktv@c-span.org. tweet as@booktv. or post on eyewall facebook.com/booktv. >> i spend almost 50 years trying to understand inequality within standard economic models and the answer was you couldn't. you couldn't. you couldn't understand why it was in the standard competitive equilibrium model, why people of the same skill got such different day. those models can't explain power relationships how we could not only have discrimination but slavery. that was the most obvious example of a power relationship but then as i got more and more into what i realized those were the easy things to do see. beneath the surface were lots of more subtle things that were shaping our economy. they were not just affecting blacks and hispanics all of us in one way or another result from the obvious symptoms, how easy it is for people to get together and bargain, collective action, that is easy but there are more subtle things. i