there is no ivory tower up here, i mean we may be lawyers, but suzy is the daughter of an immigrant single mother. and we grew up in a very deprived communities and we had to work nights to go to law school. to do, and as a child of a cop who died early and left him to put himself through school. i mean, joe marshall the community organizer who came up as rough as anybody else and as well as victor. because we are lawyers, does not mean that we are any less members of this community or that we care any less than anybody else. we are people who came up the hard way, we are people who learned, we are people who care, and just because we were fortunate enough or warked hard enough to go to law school or to become from the streets to a vice principal and then an executive director of a organization and helping out youth does not mean that we are not people who are qualified to sit on this commission and still have a connection to the basic human beings, and the basic rights that people want. and it is a ridiculous notion that we or any of us are hand picked. and i wrote out and i went on-line

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the late suzie buffet. a member and volunteer at glide church. the reverend remembers the conversation well. >> she said look, why don't we have a bidding on a lunch with you. and he agreed and we agreed and then it took place. >> reporter: the 15th auction launches at 7:30 p.m. on ebay. it starts at $25,000. and the winner gets a lunch in new york city with the omaha billionaire. reverend williams talk about it three days ago, gaging his excitement. >> i told him, now, are you ready? >> he said i am always ready. he is a very funny guy. >> reporter: money raised helps their many programs from sheltering the homeless and healing the sick. >> everybody has the responsibility of sharing their gifts and their money. and, he -- he does what he believes in very strongly. >> reporter: he may be be the star of the auction and the lunch but if not for his late wife, suzie, their annual fundraiser never would have taken off. >> she was an angel. she was honest, she was doing so much in regards to affecting the lives of people. >> reporter: back to you. >>

>>> i'm suzy garrib. >> i'm tyler mathisen v. a great evening, everybody, we'll see you tomorrow. >>> tonight on "revolutionaries." >> women's style is different. it's not a come out and control, here's my opinion my way or the highway. that's not my approach. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> padmasree warrior has risen through the the ranks of silicon valley to become the chief technology and strategy officer at the networking giant cisco. in tonight's "revolutionaries" seidel about rising to the top in a male-dominated industry. major funding for >>> i was saying this could be the stroke of luck. she's going to be a ceo somewhere, but i do -- i do feel like these days you're a rock

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>> suzy, the answer, of course is that a million absolutely can be enough.elieve it or not, i have clients with half that much who have a very solid standard of living even in retirement because they also have social security and pensions and obviously these are not particularly big spenders. i loved sharon's number. she said take 4%, multiply that million dollars or whatever your retirement nest egg is by .04, and that gives you a starting income of how much you could expect to derive from that. if that falls short when added to your social security and any pensions of your retirement needs, then you've got some work to do. >> let's talk a little about regional differences. obviously, there are major differences in expenses in different parts of the country. how do you adjust for that, tim? >> well, i'll tell you, tyler, what the best scenario is that when someone is saving in a relatively high cost of living area and then they move as the joneses did in sharon's story to a lower cost of living area, love the carolinas myself. in fact, moving to charleston,

suzy's owners say they are visiting a friend when the dog fell 14 stories down a vent shaft. working on the condo and at first they feared the the worst. >> i thought she died, but then she was back and showing me she was alive. >> they heard the barks. it took fire fighters three hours to get suzy out of the event and they did, but she miraculously suffered minor injuries. >>> we're getting lots of,. >> tweets. >> tweets and also beautiful weather for, special olympics. >> opening ceremonies got underway yesterday, welcoming ceremony took place in the prudential center in newark. athletes poured over the the arena, 3500 athletes will be taking part in a week of events, participating in 26 sports, and the games start in a few hours. 70,000 people expected to attend, karen. >> they are amazing. they all kicked off with tremendous opening ceremonies, ryan settler was there and bring us some of the highlights. >> from the palmetto state, south carolina. >>> and, athletes from all 50 states converging on new jersey to compete in 16 different sports. >> let's just say this group i

i am suzy chafee member of the ajc. i'm truly delighted that so many of you have calmed to hca to help launch "exit berlin" how one woman saved her family from nazi germany and to hear directly from charlotte bonelli the book's author and rector of ajc archives. i read the book cover to cover in one seating and i can promise you you are in for a real treat. "exit berlin" is based on more than 300 lucy hatch wrote her parents and other relatives left behind in germany after she came by herself to new york in 1938 about a week after kristallnacht and also letter she wrote to her american cousin arnold in albany who assisted in so many ways in the rescue. the letters are for unique insights into nazi germany and the holocaust from the perspective of one young german jewish woman and also how an average american jewish family responded to the holocaust to assist relatives who they may or may not have known trapped in europe. charlotte will present -- provider presentation more details about the letters and the impact of the

celebrities financial advisors suzy orman, her approved card discontinued. we will find out why her much-publicized debit card was canceled. liz: first we take a look ahead to tomorrow's gm hearing on capitol hill. ceo mary vera will testify, but we have an advanced copy of her remarks. we have reaction on a number of fronts. we will start tonight with an attorney representing families of many of the people killed when their gm car malfunction. ball, welcome back to the show. i want to start with some of those comments that surly impressed me, mary talking about just how a victim settlement fund my get started and when. here is what she said. i quote her here, mr. feinberg has full authority to establish eligibility criteria for victims and determine compensation level. he has indicated he will show the final criteria with us by the end of the month. we can also expect to process claims by august 1. does this surprise you? is what you expected? i know you have talked to feinberg, what he has told you? >> good afternoon, jerry. so, couple questions us first m

. >> suzy's owner says they were visiting a friend when the the dog fell 14 stories down a vent staff opening was made by construction crews working on the condo. at first obviously they thought the the worst. >> i thought that she died from the wall and so i knew she was alive. >> ahh, it took fire fighters three hours to get suzy out of the vent. her owner says miraculously she suffered only minor injuries. >>> a texas high school teacher accused of an inappropriate relationship with the student is out of jail and his bail is posted by the same person who got him locked up. yes, his wife. courtney weeks says that she saw inappropriate twitter messages between her husband and this student. she was so upset she took the phone to the police kept. the history teacher was then arrested on child seduction charges, and she tried to explain why she bailed this guy out. >> people make mistakes. i knew he was under the influence at the time. i really don't know. i cannot even describe my feelings and i know i'm being judged for that by people in the community but i can't say that i didn't lov

. >> where else would someone be able to get a question answered by suzie orman? >> it is great. i get made up my bath, walk into my apartment and i go have a cheese sandwich. that has been a real treasure and a real honor. >> she will be at the chicago fest this saturday. monday's with marlowe. learn more. we will be right marlowe. learn more. we will be right back. between uv protection and beauty again. [ female announcer ] new olay total effects now with spf 30. uva/uvb protection and anti-aging in one. youthful skin with a mission. [ female announcer ] olay. your best beautiful. wash in sweet dreams with tide, downy, and bounce. the sweet dreams collection has scents so relaxing so you can tuck in and turn off after a day oh so taxing. ♪ [ click ] we have broken the 80 mark. it is 80 at o'hare 81 midway 80 or more. also at mauras. these readings are warmer than yesterday. we warm up even over these delightful readings. we're doing it with low dew points. when these numbers get into the upper sixties or low 70's that is when we start feeling you mad. nothing even close to tha

>>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzie guerin. >> within reach, the dow may have snapped its winning streak, but 17,000 points away. which stocks got us here, and which may lead the next leg. >>> home sweet home, it was the biggest jump for existing home sales in three years. is the housing market finally on firmer footing? >>> and rainy day funds more than a quarter americans have no emergency savings. there's a relatively simple way to get more money in your piggybank. we have all that and more tonight on the nightly business report for monday june 23rd. >> tyler mathisen is off again this evening. it looks like down 17,000 is going to have to wait another day. stocks have been on a tear lately as you know. reaching historic highs for the dow and s&p for friday. both the averages kicked off the new trading week with some modest declines. a new round of mergers would normally send stocks higher but not today. the dow is down nine points, the nasdaq managed to eke out a fractional gain enough for a 14-year high, and the s&p was down by about a quarter point.

suzie guerin. >> greener pastures. metronic becomes the latest company to spend a lot of money for a better corporate tax rate buying covidion. >> global hotspots as investors watch what's happening in iraq. there are a number of high risk areas where american energy companies operate keeping oil prices high. >>> and another recall. gm calls back more than 3 million cars, again related to an ignition switch problem. all that tonight for monday june 16th. >> good evening, everyone, three big issues dominated trading on wall street today. more violence and political turmoil in iraq. and also positive data ahead of the federal reserve meeting this week. stocks notched up slightly and helped by all those mergers and the fact that oil prices held steady at $106 a barrel, despite concerns about fighting in iraq. here's how things looked at the closing bell. the s&p 500 added one points. it was metronics buyout of rival medical device maker covidion that had wall street buzzing today. shares shot up more than 20% on the takeo

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. >>> i'm suzy and i'm honored that president obama has asked me to serve as the next u.s. and lichtenstein. >> susie levine put a new twist on an old tradition. she is the first to take an oath over an electronic device. she was sworn in with an e-reader preloaded with a copy of the u.s. constitution. does that count? i guess it does. >>> in navy tradition, mrs. obama's initials are being welded to a new submarine. she attended a ceremony to commemorate the structure on the future uss illinois. >>> seattle's city council has voted to raise the minimum to $15 an hour. the highest in the nation. the increase will take place over several years for most employees based on their employer. >>> a republican candidate running for congress in arizona is drawing attention for changing his name. according to the arizona capitol times, scott this ler paid to change his name to caesar chavez. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me in studio, columnist and analyst ellis heniken. that is your real name. >> feel free to call my cesar chavez. >> speaking of nam

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suzie devine, the ambassador to switzerland was sworn in on an e-reader. holding a digital copy of the constitution which makes her the first ambassador ever to be sworn in over pixel. >>> and ann b. davis played a lot of roles. for everyone who grew up in america watching "brady bunch," she is forever alice, the housekeeper in the center right there. today you told us your favorite memories of her tweeting about her pork chops and apple sauce and flirting with sam, the butcher and how she was handing out lunches. and home-made cookies. she held a family together as ann davis said all of us which we had an alice. i wish i had an alice. ann davis, 88 years old. >>> up next, a new pet america craves. why? what could it do? stay tuned. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill s

. >> my name is suzy and i am 17 years old and i graduate fromed george washington high school and i have been part of project what since 2013. >> hello, high name is sophia, and i am a chair of the youth justice committee this year. >> the youth commission is made up of 17 youth, and our goals include, but are not limited to identifying the concerns and needs of youth in san francisco. and providing outeding led recommendations to you all. we have been working closely with the youth led organization called project what. and now i will pass it over to nicole to talk about that. >> thank you. and project what stands for we are here and talking 2.7 million of children of incarcerated parents and our two main goals is one to raise awareness about the impacts of having a parent in incarcerated. and secondly, to improve services and policies that can effect us as well. >> our purpose today, is to assess the scope of the problem and toe ten shall places for solutions to help of the incarcerated parents and to examine these issue and to kham inthe issues that they face through the personal

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now this may be the last massive recall, suzy. but at some point, people are going to say when does it end? and there is no way of predicting that as we know from today's recalls. >> what do you by this that, collin? when do you think it ends? what about the pricetag they're putting on it so far? could the charges they're taking against earning goes even higher, do you think? >> i think if you look at the company earlier this month, they indicated by q-2 they have a better grip on the recall situation. i think there is very logical time here for the announcement. so some areas it's not too surprising. i think the size of the charge is a bit larger than many people anticipated. it could go up. based on comments from the company earlier this month, it would take until the end of the quarter to get through the pipeline of potential issues. i think it's lower from here on out. >> you know, collin, you must still be feeling pretty good about general motors. i saw the latest report today. you're still confirming your buy on gm stock. wh

parents partnership and the chief operating officer at the center for wellness, for youth wellness, suzy loftus. >> thank you for sharing your personal story, let's go ahead and now, i want you to come on up and make a presentation and then the commissioner you will follow. >> thank you. you know it trikes me as i listen to these young people that every civil rights movement in this nation that has been successful has been led by those affected and so i am very moved today and probably more hopeful than i have ever been in the ten years that i have been working on this issue, to see so many young people stepping up and telling you what they need. i have been working for more than a decade with the zeller box foundation and a coalition of agency and community partner and affected individuals that is so unique that the justice department has sent the urban institute to study san francisco response to these kids and it is tempting to tell you about all of the great things that are happening in san francisco and all of the wonderful things that the public agencies are doing and in fact that

opening was made by construction crews working on the condemn it took firefighters three hours to get suzie of the vent. her owner says she miraculously suffered only a few minor injuries. >> turning now to your weather authority forecast. it was the pefect day for a run. thousands of people took part in the 12th annual gary papa run at the art museum today. it benefits prostate cancer awareness and education in honor of the late sports caster each near 200,000 men in the u.s. are diagnosed with prostate cancer and 27,000 will die from it. looking ahead things are heating up weather wise. it was another great weekend. >> it was. >> big stretch of those lately. >> five weekends in row. we deserved after going through this past spring when it rained every single day. >> it felt cool with the breeze. it was ideal. tomorrow looks great. hot weather is right around the corner. >> you knew it would be. >> these days like today will be fewer and further between as we start to get into the summer months. summer officially beginning next weekend but we went through the ringer this week with all of t

the dog's owner was visiting a friend anyway condo building on the 16th build when she says suzy theog fell through a pipe and ended up on the second floor. firefighters got her out, but amazingly she only sufa few cuts and bruises. >> alek trebek makes history and why the "jeopardy" host is in the record book. >>> bay area students possibly exposed to a disease that has reached epidemic propositions. the warning from health officials. >> the first thing i did was yell, "i got it! going coast to coast where the latest twitter cash hunt is. >>> new developments tonight on a fire that burned near? homes yesterday in the north bay. tonight investigators say arson may be to blame. the fire broke out yesterday in terra linda in marin county, charring more than 16 acres before crews were and to get the upper hand on it. investigators say they found ignition points in several different areas leading them to leave it was set on purpose. >> a disease that reached epidemic levels in california may have made its way into an east bay school as ktvu's katie utehs reports health officials are warn

. >>> celebrity financial advisor suzy orman is getting out of the debit card business. the prepaid debit card program she started in 2012 was aimed at budget challenged consumers and now is encouraging card holders to spend all the money loaded if their card because after july 1 they will receive checks for any remaining balances. no word why the program is ending. >>> 20 years ago today, 95 million stops what they were doing and watched the must bizarre car chases in united states history. on this day in now measure o.j. simpson led police on a low speed chase in a white ford bronco through the los angeles freeways playing out on live tv with half a dozen news helicopters broadcasting live video. police issued an arrest warrant in the murders of ex-wife and ron goldman. he surrendered and a jury acquitted him the forking year. now, 20 years later, analysts say the chase still impacts the country. they say celebrity journalism, reality t, and a fascination with criminal trials are rooted to that now infamous chase. >> that is a "i remember where i was moment." i was wat

stoppage time in that game was going to be 4 minutes, graham suzie took his sweet time coming out oncause of that, that extra minute allowed ronaldo to get the game in the net one more time. now, carol, that was likely portugal's last chance at scoring because when the game is nearing the end in stoppage time, an official is not going to blow the whistle when the team is attacking the other team, he's not going to blow the whistle until they clear the ball out. soccer officials have more power because they decide when a game is officially over. >> wow. my head is going to explode. thank you, andy. i appreciate that lesson. one soccer mystery solved. here's another we won't know the answer to for a while. does soccer finally have a toe hold in the u.s. sports scene? [ chanting ] >> yeah, we know soccer fa nat ticks are all in or whether the games in brazil or at the bars in the usa. what happens if we get knock out later in the tournament or tomorrow? will they still watch the world cup or tune in for mls action? let's talk about that. welcome. i don't know if you know my feelings on

media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzieerin. >> greener pastures. metronic becomes the latest company to spend a lot of money for a better corporate tax rate buying covidion. >> global hotspots as investors watch what's happening in iraq. there are a number of high risk areas where american energy companies operate keeping oil prices high. >>> and another recall. gm calls back more than 3 million cars, again related to an ignition switch problem. all that tonight for monday june 16th. >> good evening, everyone, three big issues dominated trading on wall street today. more violence and political

. >>> this is nightly business we port with tyler mathisen and suzy. >> will interest rate hikes becomener rather than later at the news conference tomorrow? >> big ideas, the three startups that are changing everything, revolutionizing business and one day maybe wall street high flyers. >> and want a tip? a ground breaking new study says one quarter of all public company deals may involve some kind of insider trading. we have all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, june 17th. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. some people think the great war on inflation begun more than 30 years ago but fed chief paul volker has since been won and every now and then like

that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train dogs like suzie to engage students in schools and special education classes. while ginger visits folks in the hospital offering quiet comfort. with your help, we can do even more! make a donation at mattressdiscountersdogs.com or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people. >>> gopro has been on a tear. let's accepted it over send it mody. >> the stock up another 8%. this after seeing a big pop in shares on its first and second day. the rallying shares being attributed to investor interest in growth stocks. specifically companies that have focus on content which gopro does. experts say using their user generated kept across platforms as a big opportunity. participants say gopro much more than a camera. back to you. >> i go one step further because it's not only a growth story, but it's actually profitable. a powerful combination. >> also not a social media kind of flaky thing. take it or leave it. it's an actual proper conneduct can hold in your hand. i think what is

. >>> this is nightly business we port with tyler mathisen and suzy. >> will interest rate hikes becomean later at the news conference tomorrow? >> big ideas, the three startups that are changing everything, revolutionizing business and one day maybe wall street high flyers. >> and want a tip? a ground breaking new study says one quarter of all public company deals may involve some kind of insider trading. we have all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, june 17th. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. some people think the great war on inflation begun more than 30 years ago but

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but friday marked a different first, when ambassador suzi levine was sworn in on the first ever electronic copy of the constitution. vice president biden did the honors with an e-reader at the white house. now, folks, there is no word yet on whether amazon.com will try to undercut prices for digital constitutions here. that's an electronic publishing joke for everyone keeping track at home. no? nothing? okay. now, next up there is a new interview out tonight featuring elizabeth warren talking about progressive economics, and you'll never guess who she brought along. in the nation, it's not always pretty. add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> by now you may have gotten used to hearing senator elizabeth warren saying this over and over again. >> i am not running for president. >> but tonight the huffington post's ryan grimm asked her this. >> you write, "i worry that we're running out of time. i am determined, fiercely determined to

by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org mathisen and suzierin. >> greener pastures. metronic becomes the latest company to spend a lot of money for a better corporate tax rate buying covidion. >> global hotspots as investors watch what's happening in iraq. there are a number of high risk areas where american energy companies operate keeping oil prices high. >>> and another recall. gm calls back more than 3 million cars, again related to an ignition switch problem. all that tonight for monday june 16th. >> good evening, everyone, three big issues dominated trading on wall street today. more violence and political turmoil in iraq. and also positive data ahead of the federal reserve meeting this

media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzierin. >> within reach, the dow may have snapped its winning streak, but 17,000 points away. which stocks got us here, and which may lead the next leg. >>> home sweet home, it was the biggest jump for existing home sales in three years. is the housing market finally on firmer footing? >>> and rainy day funds more than a quarter americans have no emergency savings. there's a relatively simple way to get more money in your piggybank. we have all that and more tonight on the nightly business report for monday june 23rd. >> tyler mathisen is off again this evening. it looks like down 17,000 is going toe

media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzierin. >> within reach, the dow may have snapped its winning streak, but 17,000 points away. which stocks got us here, and which may lead the next leg. >>> home sweet home, it was the biggest jump for existing home sales in three years. is the housing market finally on firmer footing? >>> and rainy day funds more than a quarter americans have no emergency savings. there's a relatively simple way to get more money in your piggybank. we have all that and more tonight on the nightly business report for monday june 23rd. >> tyler mathisen is off again this evening. it looks like down 17,000 is going to have to wait another day. stocks have been on a tear