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we do have a video that had to do with willie steen.nt to turn to investigative reporter greg palast, one of the leading journalists to expose voter disenfranchisement in florida during the 2000 election. this is an excerpt of the film "bush family fortune." >> thousands of black voters when they show u u ued up to vote were turned away because they were listed on voter registers as convicted criminals, but were they? i met with willie's dean -- willie's dean. he was not allowed to vote in florida because jeb election officials said he was a felon. are you a criminal? >> no. no, no at all. never been convicted of any crime. >> but they had you down as a felon. >> yes, they did, but not me. wrong person. i never been arrested in my life. i was in the military for four years. got out of the military, been in the medical field ever since. you can't even work for a hospital being a convicted felon. and i was in the persian gulf war in 1991. i fought in the war. pretty screwed up how they did me but what can i say? juan: that was willie stee

steen: absolutely. i had another note this week where it was time to come back. we will see some reaction this week, and i think the energy it is inut overall, the commodities sector and emerging markets is where i have my focus. if you think about the concept, we have a dollar which dictates all moves. as soon as the dollar gets stronger, the debt that trillion, the7 dollar gets stronger and it is a margin call. then it is a call on the commodities which is highly influenced by emerging markets. that it feeds back into the european and u.s. exports. basically, as it gets smaller we need to reset what book we have. but for me it is all about finding the time in the inflation point where i get some sort of certainty for the dollar. when the dollar has had its peak, the system for the stock market, for emerging markets, and for world growth will be a weaker dollar. you know me, i'm trying to answer all questions whether or not i know anything about it. but they asked me who benefits from a strong dollar? of course, the answer is no one. jonathan: let's talk about y

thousands more are going to at&t park tonight to see mega minister, joe ol' steen, and of the 50,000eople going to fort mason for the j pop summit featuring all things in japanese pop culture. get waze on your smart phone and join the group for free. >>> several people complained of feeling sick after inhaling paint fumes. the first of 3,000 people began arriving for a swim meet this morning. >> hopefully we have it well contained. minimal number of people affected and we can enjoy the rest of the race day here. >> a paramedic said two people went to the font for dream. the painting place was taking place on an athletic field. strict officials asked the painters to stop working. >>> back at the pool the meet coined as planned. 2,000 swimmers are competing this weekend. the swimmers star as young as three years old. this is 59th year of the orinda moraga school association sponsored meets. several olympian participated. >> another local swim swimmer made news. >> ten miles to go. >> kim chambers, the first woman to slim from the farallones islands to the golden gate bridge. chambers p

. >> and touch tenses of thousands going to at&t park to see joel ol' steen. he is expected to draw 40,000 people to hear him speak. >>> for help navigating crowned traffic problems get waze on your smartphone from apple's app store or google play and join the waze group for free. >>> some scary moments in moraga after people complained of feeling sick after inhaling paint fumes. paramedics took two people to the hospital. it happen as swimmers and families arrived for a huge swim meet this morning. firefighters tracked the fumes to a painting project on one of the athletic fields. near where swim teams set up rest areas. >> not an evacuation per se. we're just asking people to spend as little time as possible there out of the 3,000 people here we had two people who had to take a breather and rest out. everyone else is going on with the meet. >> 2,000 swimmers as young as three years of age come petted. this is the 59th year for the speed, sponsored bid the orinda moraga pool association. >>> the california highway patrol says alcohol may have been factor in t

. >> rue steen maintenance is a lot quicker ability to fix problems is quicker. also additional coverage for passenger safety and provides realtime information. the operators make decisions quicker. >> the control network has also been isolated to help prevent it from being hacked. >> all systems are closed off. there are only a few operator terminals that have an ability to log on, usb ports are disabled so they have no access to the areas. >> there will already be over a year for an expected 200 million passengers a year. stearktarek bazley, al jazeera under central lond. >> remember to go to aljazeera.com. ze >>> tossing on the waves of the mediterranean, thousands upon thousands of migrants fleeing wars and chaos and searching for opportunity. the single biggest group are syrians - tens of thousands of them with their children and little else - will risk this voyage. most often it leads to italy, but that is not where this journey ends of the to better understand what happens after they hit dry land, we joined them on the way through europe. i'm sheila macvic

. >> and touch tenses of thousands going to at&t park to see joel ol' steen. he is expected to draw 40,000 people to hear him speak. >>> for help navigating crowned traffic problems get waze on your smartphone from apple's app store or google play and join the waze group for free. >>> some scary moments in moraga after people complained of feeling sick after inhaling paint fumes. paramedics took two people to the hospital. it happen as swimmers and families arrived for a huge swim meet this morning. firefighters tracked the fumes to a painting project on one of the athletic fields. near where swim teams set up rest areas. >> not an evacuation per se. we're just asking people to spend as little time as possible there out of the 3,000 people here we had two people who had to take a breather and rest out. everyone else is going on with the meet. >> 2,000 swimmers as young as three years of age come petted. this is the 59th year for the speed, sponsored bid the orinda moraga pool association. >>> the california highway patrol says alcohol may have been factor in t

far, pistorius has served only ten months of a five-year sentence for killing his girlfriend reeva steen camp. >>> in thailand, police now have a sketch of the suspect in the deadly bombing at the erewan shrine. the country's police chief says they believe he did not act alone. and was part of a, quote, network. meanwhile, the shrine in bangkok reopened today. on monday, the bombing killed 20 people and injured more than 120 other people. >>> the motel 6 manager is being credited with saving many lives in washington state. a gas explosion leveled part of the motel in bremington, just west of seattle. a quick thinking manager pulled the fire alarm when that gas leak was first reported. that explosion happened about 20 minutes later. he gave everybody plenty of time to get out safely. >>> i knew >>> >>>. >> i knew pulling it was a split second decision where i thought, this will cause a major pandemonium pulling this alarm but i'm glad i did. >> she saved a lot of lives. witnesses say the blast knocked firefighters back 25 feet. there are only reports of one person being hurt. a utility wo

. >> you mentioned your role as our representative it, our ambassador to lick ten steen and also switzerland. what was that experience like and when did you serve? >> we went over in august of 2009 and came back june of 2013. so we were there almost four years. we took two teenage daughters over with us, which meant a lot of crying themselves to sleep the first couple of months before they fell in love with the countries. it was a great experience. among the many things that i loved was -- well, part -- partly you're blowing up your life, all of a sudden you're moving from are the home and the can country that you're comfortable with to new food, new weather, new environment, new landscape, new language, a lot of new friends, but i think what i liked best was that the public service, public policy challenges were very different every day. we started off trying to resettle quantity mow detainees the bush administration decided to be released but no other country would take them to dealing with bank secrecy almost every day which was really americans who had hidden their assets in switzerland.

he became the first dodger to have three hits in a game for a pitcher since claudeo steen did it in 1958. that is out of play to the sweet level. here's the single. >> matt: the bat flip. and the the next single. i guess that the home run was a little higher bat flip. >> tom: yes, it was definitely higher. but the first flip or the toss or whatever it was, it is pretty good. >> ben: pretty good. >> matt: something behind it. >> tom: and the 2-2 pitch, another one fouled away, and this is toward the hall of fame club. >> ben: i tell you the last time don mattingly came out with useless information, and i was a baseball card collector, and i remember that all of the hype when he came out, and he was until the back went out. >> tom: long run for cody asche, and did he make the catch? he did! what a grab by cody asche, and he slid into foul territory, and picked it off of the top of the dust. >> ben: great play here. and he goes to the backhand to make the play. you would think that he would hold the glove straight out, but he goes to the backhand. >> tom: great play. >> matt: excellent play

what the two of them did was look back at other situations, other times when we have steen increasingates to see what happened to the dollar. here back in 1994 as you had increasing rates, the dollar fell. here, too, as rates started to go up, the dollar had a down tick. and similar action here. as they said in their story, on average leading up to a rate increase, the dollar rises in anticipation, and then in the six months following it falls about 6% on average. the people we talk to all the time say each of these situations is very different. it depends on the pace at which rates go up. still, something to considered, the past history we have seen when you look at the dollar action and try to ants patriot the dollar action as the fe increases rates. let's take a look at other assets and what we have seen for the week. oil is notable because it is down once again in trading, near its lowest in 6 to 6 1/2 years, down 4% on the week. that is the seventh straight weekly deadline, the longest string of deadlines we have seen for oil since january. as for gold, however, it saw its bigges

joining me to talk more about it is yulie etle steen.to have you on the program. >> thank you for having me. >> first off, give us your assessment of the iran nuclear deal. >> the vast majority of israelis, including the vast majority of the israeli members of parliament both in the coalition and opposition very much worried about the deal. we might have differences about the next steps, how to deal with this new reality, but i think there's little doubt the deal is a terrible win because it basically doesn't leave the international community, the international commune -- group any chance to inspect. there are suspicions the agency might have then they have to inform them about the suspicions and they have to react to that without any defined timetable. then even if they admit that there's some basis for the suspicions, they still have 24-day period in order to get rid of any evidence. so it makes it quite obvious that there will be no serious inspection. the sanctions, as you rightly mentioned in the previous interview, are lifted immed

. >> he passed away in the company of his family, his brother steen, his loving wonderful wife julie. justin's elite ability to drive a race car was matched by his unwavering kindness and humility. >> reporter: wilson competed during the 2003 formula 1 season, contesting 16 races. he began competing in the united states in the following year. sunday's race was his 174th start in indy car, heralding seven professional victories. >> obviously he was a professional driver and extremely good at its craft. beyond that, you know, he was a great guy, one of the few if only guys that really was in a friend among everyone in the pattern. >> reporter: open-aired racing is a treasured part of the sport, opponens against a protective cockpit argue that it hinders the vision and makes it more difficult to exit the vehicle. >> it's a bit like the hamster device. after he used it for about a year, we have seen the lives that it had saved, everyone nowadays would not race with that harness device. and i think that will be the same with the closed cockpit. >> the season concludes on sunday with six m

. >> the bear end steen bears, very cute. >> looking outside, seeing very, very first little glimpseht in the sky. that's yes pull up this camera for you on spring garden street in philadelphia. see looking east, the sky just beginning to lighten up a little bit cents we kick off a beautiful summer saturday. people up, nice, enjoying nice cool start to the morning. if you want to exercise this morning, if you do, now is the time to go because it is cool, comfortable, good time to go outside, go for walk, go for a run it, will heat up for the rest of the weekend, even if you want a bagel run, instead of exercise, i won't judge. clear skies across storm scan3, we zoom in, no problems, completely clear at the moment. we are getting into what's known as bit of return flow situation. that's high pressure system moves off the coast, and this front kind of slicing through portions of the midwest, just helping to drive in some southwest winds, overnight tonight, into tomorrow, feel the humidity ramp up. temperatures feeling fantastic, cool, comfy, pretty much across the entire area. fifty-fo

says our critic, david old steen. >> here is a tip.t movie but i know i'm going to because you don't know what you don't know. two cases in point. i knew i would hate the "man from u.n.c.l.e." because it's a naked attempt to create another studio franchise. my least favorite word these days, from a decent but not terribly timely old tv show starring two barely distinguishable hunks of the moment, directed by the guy behind those lousy sherlock holmes as action hero movies with robert downey. and it's delightful. it's the height of the cold war, the u.s. and russia have nukes aimed at each other and two incredibly good looking -- >> i do wonder if your -- arrogant secret agents from each country are stuck working together against an even more intimidating enemy. henry cavill and his cleft chin play the former thief turned cio hot dog napoleon solo in crisp blue suits. armie hammer and his wide neck play the lion hearted borderline psychotic kgb beast ilya kuryakin. the constant testosterone-hosing one-upsmanship would be tiresome if it

. >> steen still hasn't seen any of his designs show up on any cash yet. but he's hoping that what he's creating here in an old oregon kind of impact. for 25 years he and his team have worked towards a sort of holy grail of humanitarian design. an affordable, safe stove for the nearly three billion people around the world cooking over open flames. which damage the environment and their health. why is it so important to find a solution to this stove problem? >> wood smoke is about the same as cigarette smoke. if a woman is cooking with a kid, they're breathing the equivalent of four packs of cigarettes a day. >> except this isn't some voluntary choice this is something to stay alive, right to, cook food? >> their poverty is in effect killing them. >> an estimated four million people die each year from breathing the smoke from their stoves. the goal of aprocecho to create $15 stoves that produce almost no toxic smoke and still cook great food. show that accomplished. >> there's not really a chimney. >> no. >> this stove has very fast little jets of air that

pistorious was sentenced to five years in prison last october for the death of reba steen camp.ledged firing shots through the bathroom door, but he said he thought he was shooting at an intruder rather than his girlfriend. >>> a nearly three-week california manhunt is over after police shot and killed the murder suspect. benjamin peter ashley is suspected of killing a retired dentist and wounding two deputies. he was shot after displaying a handgun as officers tried to stop him. he was spotted by an owner of a mini mart an where he purchased $100 worth of junk food. >> he just came in, got some food. he was just dirty. looked like he's been hiking for days. >> ashley may have been hit by his own gunfire as well as that from officers. three other guns were found on his body. authorities are been searching for him since july 2th. >> donald trump is the providing specific details about his immigration plan. the republican front-runner says he wants to eliminate so-called birth right citizenship when children born to parents here illegal little are automatically american citizens.

and saturday evening at 6:00 on the civil war, hist orab and author john core steen on the battle of mobile bay, the resulting victory and the closing of one of the confederacy's last major ports. get the full schedule at c-span.org. >>> legal and health care analysts look at the emerging industry of online medical care known as telemedicine or telehealth. they talk about regulatory barriers including licensing requirements and the role of state boards and regulation and coverage and reimbursement of services and policy concerns. also a case involving the first amendment and free speech by an attorney appealing to the u.s. supreme court on behalf of his client, a veterinarian who was fined and license suspended by a texas state board for providing advice through his website. >>> good afternoon, my name is simon lester. i'm a trade policy analyst for here at the cato institute. thank you all for coming out today. thanks for those of you watching on the internet and i understand it c-span 2. we have what i think will be an interesting and informative policy forum on removing online bar

boeskool a father of two little girls himself are happy the steens are okay. >> one of the girl's friendssaged me she was all right. i teared up a little for sure. >> it's important to keep in mind the lake, yes, can be a threat as well and rip currents are the number one threat there on the beaches that includes the great lakes and sometimes, david, amy, they could be more dangerous because many of those beefs don't have lifeguards to help out if you get in trouble. >> the great lakes are huge bodies of water. >> it was the ocean to me for a very long time when i was younger. >> to dan harris with the news headlines. >> hey, guy, good morning. it was a major gas explosion that rained through a high school in the bronx last night seriously injuring three construction workers. the building which was being renovated was badly damaged. the first day of school is just a few weeks away and it is unclear whether the students will be able to return. this is the latest in a string of gas explosions like the one that flattened part of a motel 6 near seattle this week. >>> stock markets around the

pistorious was sentenced to five years in prison last october for the death of reba steen camp.. he was just dirty. looked like he's been hiking for days. >> ashley may have been hit by his own gunfire as well as that from officers. three other guns were found on his body. authorities are been searching for him since july 2th. >> donald trump is the providing specific details about his immigration plan. the republican front-runner says he wants to eliminate so-called birth right citizenship when children born to parents here illegal little are automatically american citizens. he said he will force mexico to foot the bill for a border wall by steeply hiking fees on u.s. visas for mexicans. >> we're building a wall. it's going to be strong, it's going to be solid and policed. >> reporter: trump said he would also bachmann datory deportation of all criminal aliens. he wants to triple the number of immigration officers by eliminating tax credit payments to immigrant families living illegally in the u.s. >>> detroit police are searching for the prized camaro that belongs to the owner

earlier this month austin steen son escaped from police custody in east harlem. he was recaptured. last month arthur collins escaped from ailed hog cell at the 25th precinct and turned himself in. whoctd forget this surveillance video of detectives chasing after tariq arnold after he made a run for it outside of the 22nd precinct in june and may have been able to temporarily outrun winded officers but couldn'tout run the law. he too was captured. >> newman charged with larceny, theft of service and possession of stolening property, but by making escape she made a bad situation a whole lot worse but face one perhaps two more charges includes escape. that is the latest live from lower manhattan. greg and teresa back to you. greg: thank you very much. meanwhile new york airport a guy with a ticket went in through the outdoor and a entered through an exit and caused security to freak out understandably so. >> shut things down for quite a while. happened around 7:00 rather than going through security the way we all do he went in through an exit door. led officers on a chase that prompte

in an editor rick pearl steen right this. here's an excerpt.racist flag, the one that supposedly honors history that actually spreads a myth and ufles only to vena right wing politicians who wish to exploit hey dread calling it heritage. it's time to pull it down. he's talking about the pow flag. colonel lee ellis is the author of the book "leading with honor" he joins us with reaction to those claims. colonel, this is an insult to you. >> it does. i have five words to describe it, disgusting, dishonoring to the family, dishonesty, it's either disenginious or delusional or both. >> for example, he says nixon used that flag to get people on his side. could that be the case? >> well, not really. i mean, eventually maybe the whole thing was caught up in the p.o.w.-m.i.a. movement, it was actually the wives and families that basically pull pulled president nixon into that whole thing. they were told to keep quiet about their husbands status and to keep quiet. after a few years, the wives got together and decided this policy isn't working. they met

steen that he was confused with, so not the same person. the crime could never have been committed and he was not the person committing the crime but he was purged from the voting rules and prevented from voting. a lawsuit, 12,000 people were wrongly purged from the voting rules in 2000, and that wwe donw if the purge determined the outcome of the election, but we know small manipulations could make a huge difference in a close election by florida of 2000. >> a voting day change the election day to april 16th. a viewer suggestion. >> keep it in november, just give people more time to vote would be my recommendation. >> democrats line, good morning. >> caller: good morning. how are you? fine, thank you. >> caller: my comment is, this is nothing new. this has been going on -- the republican gops, and the redisstricting, and -- i many a sorry to say, but racism is alive and well in america, and i call it closet racism. you just had a caller from new york, a republican caller, and she put in a little snip of most republicans work. i am a democr

coast of crimea months moscow she'd that area last year putin exploring the wreckage of a business steending ship dating back to 10th century. >> a negotiated settlement tom brady left new york to rejoin patriots, in west virginia where they will be practicing against new orleans states attorneys attend a hearing over four-game suspension for allegedly a deflating foobldz. >> john mac republican presidential candidate former texas governor rick perry coming up. >> mil hill testy grilled with e-mails scandal and it is growing, blake berman with the latest right now in washington, blake good morning. >> hi, good morning to you again hillary clinton, maintains she did nothing wrong, or illegal, but did say in retrospect she regrets the setup of her e-mail system. in exchange with reporters after leas vegas stop pushed back on inspector general finding the that classified including top stooebt e-mails passed through her server saying the state department disputes that claim it is being sorted out. clinton, also did not directly answer a question, by fox ed henry whether she wiped her private