of the transit mode share and congestion management and the financial goals to cover the costs of all of the transit and the other benefits that i have mentioned. these first two areas which drivers would pay the toll and in which direction. the first area of which drivers would pay the toll we are recommending a change from the past planning work and it suggested that just residents would be the drivers paying and we actually find that the program will work better and not be able to meet its goals unless any driver during the peak period, during the poll periods is paying the toll meaning visitors as well as residents. on and off the island the directions of the toll we don't recommend a change from the planning work. discounts and exemptions. i mentioned a couple of the discounts already that we recommend. we recommend the discount of the daily round trips for the long time residents and -- long time households of any income level and also the discount for the frequent transit users as part of the below market rate benefit, the transit affordability program. another

of the transit mode share and congestion management and the financial goals to cover the costs of all of the transit and the other benefits that i have mentioned. these first two areas which drivers would pay the toll and in which direction. the first area of which drivers would pay the toll we are recommending a change from the past planning work and it suggested that just residents would be the drivers paying and we actually find that the program will work better and not be able to meet its goals unless any driver during the peak period, during the poll periods is paying the toll meaning visitors as well as residents. on and off the island the directions of the toll we don't recommend a change from the planning work. discounts and exemptions. i mentioned a couple of the discounts already that we recommend. we recommend the discount of the daily round trips for the long time residents and -- long time households of any income level and also the discount for the frequent transit users as part of the below market rate benefit, the transit affordability program. another

that is one of the goals of this whole museum. i will take you around. part of what happens is why you're exploring the creation of the united states, you come out to this open space which begins with a constitutional convention and thank you to the slavery that most of us know, 19th-century slavery. what is important is this wall is called the wall of freedom. obviously, gives people a sense of the impact that african americans have had in shaping our national destiny. we look at the declaration, the constitution, the we go around and try to find documents that are written by african-americans that make concrete, make manifest, make real on the notions of freedom and equality. in a way, part of the goal is to suggest that the story of slavery, the story of slavery and freedom is the quintessential american story. not a story about a people, about a nation. if you could talk a little bit about what they will see. as lonnie said, this is a human story. it is also the story of america. with, again, the declaration of independence and go all the way through

it is in the quality, the quality of our people's lives and in the men and women that we produce. [applause] this goal can be ours. we have the resources, we have the knowledge. but tonight we must seek the courage. [applause] because tonight the contest is the same that we have faced at every turning point in history. it is not between liberals and conservatives, it is not between party and party or platform and platform. it is between courage and timidity. [applause] it is between those who have ision and those who see what can be, and those who want only to maintain the status quo. [applause] it is between those who welcome the future and those who turn way from its promises. [applause] this is the true cause of freedom. who an who is hungry, cannot find work or educate his children, who is bowed by want -- that man is not fully free. for more than 30 years, from social security to the war against poverty, we have diligently worked to enlarge the reedom of man. and as a result, americans tonight are freer to live as they want to live. to pursue their ambitions, to meet their desires, to raise their

mentioned, one of the big goals of the museum is to provide people with a variety of views into the history and culture. we wanted to create a floor that focused on issues of community, small and large. on this floor, let me orient you. behind you is the national mall and behind me is constitution avenue. on the floor there are four exhibitions. on an export themes of community. from very small places and neighborhoods, exhibition you topics andto large themes of communicate such as the military. and national belonging. the military exhibition, the military history exhibition is to my right. to sports fans and communities created through sports. that is to my left and right. it is called leveling the playing field. the blue that tied the galleries together

the goal is to say we have got the spectrum, the vision thing going about where we want to go about wireless, and we will push ahead to insure that the u.s. maintains its global leadership in the wireless arena. that is terrific for our country and i would argue it is essential because this is one of those areas where u.s.-global leadership has yielded tremendous benefits economically from a technological perspective and job perspective. >> host: when you say they have the license, are they releasing it to the public? selling it? >> guest: i think there are a number of layers and some of it will be for auctioned, you have lice licensed and unlicensed use and i haven't been in wireless for a while so correct me if i am wrong but i believe they will have a layered approach that fits in multiple buckets. >> fundamentally, an unlicensed is really like wi-fi. you used to work for a carrier, isn't it interesting to you that at this set, the fcc is looking at opening up these high frequency bands way up on the spectrum broadband. that wasn't imaginable back in the day. can you reflect on that? >> i

the goal of sanders' campaign and his delegates was to make it matter. a lot of countries this sort of document does. in canada, the u.k. or australia the next government would pay attention to what's in the party platform. so but it was contentious because the clinton campaign decided to go along with this and treat it like a real document that would determine at least the goals of governing. it started late because clinton people were meeting with the sanders campaign trying to get amendments that reflected what both of them wanted before they started debating. so they took it seriously. the obama administration was the one party not really represented here. we just had dnc members. treat crats decided to this like it mattered. their positions were more popular than the generic. supposing tpp as they pointed ut was very popular. a lot of the ideas sanders had ep in mind he came in as the most popular person running for president this year by a lot. their argument was all right maybe platforms are not what voters focus on every year. if the party gets on

reservists took part in checking animals and using a stethoscope checking their animal signs and the goal is to get the animal assistance

. >> the goal was to put one million electric cars on the road by 2015. ey met about 1/3 of that goal. there are promising development on the horizon. tesla and panasonic are joining to develop a better battery and the concept remains hot, even if sales are not. >> it is a great no question. the problem is it definitely got ahead of itself -- the government got ahead of itself by giving multibillion incentives to buy cars, but the cars they were kind of coercing them into buying really were not practical. the obama administration declined our interview request, but a spokesperson told us the u.s. will still be the first country in the world to have one million vehicles -- one million electric vehicles on the road. still ahead, the marine corps war memorial that takes one of the most historic battles of world war ii, but there is a historical inaccuracy "w"well you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you?" "then she says...bazang!" "ok, good one." (laughs) "bazang. remember?" "bazang...you get it?" "bazang?" "yeah!" "uh, how do i check my credit

been a broad based collaborative effort with a strong expenditure plan come out of it and i agree the goal to move forward the general sales tax and charter amendment but keeping the three quarters dental expenditure tax measure viable in the event the sales tax don't move forward we'll have a back up it is good we're keeping the various options allowing i'll ask the staff to presents on the expenditure plan. >> thank you chair wiener this will be a shorter presentation to the slides i'll focus on the public engagement over the past since two months the input that was represented and how the input is reflected in the changes as commissioner avalos said we want to see introduced to the transportation sales tax measure. >> so for that benefit of those watching only one set of ballot a dental expenditure plans that has 6 different programs i'll go through briefly in a hundred mental illness a year with the voters approval i want to say no requirements that the ta board endorse the sales tax it is listed as an information action item, however, tomorrow is probably the last chance to introduce

settlement for syria and the -- as part of the broader goal. fear is that if it isn't that way, that w we will not solve a terrorist bomb in an way but at the same time it will be costly for us as we would be moving away from this, the broader stabilization of the series of which is i under interest wouldo be unlikely unless there is a political order and causes more problems between assad and allies in the region, we feel an uncomfortable and perhaps a lot of mistrust of the u.s., in part because of how we have dealt with syria besides iran, and that would make the problem much worse. so i would hope while we should pursue this goal and we should cooperate on al-nusra and daesh, it should be in the context, in the structure of over all understand about the future of syria and the issue of the political transition. now, the issue of terrorism and settlement of syria also requires original understanding. brush and the us are important. perhaps we can help facilitate -- russia and the u.s. are important. i don't think we will succeed in terms of o

i was going to say what is the goal? understanding of the convention is that the goal is about defeegt hillary. >> it is. it is really defeating hillary and defeating obama. the choice is so cheer. the choice, do you want more of what you just had after eight years have obama? hillary clinton is an intricate part of all that. and i think they've said. that's what we want to do and they're even moving left of that. the choice, the opposite choice is do you want a change? and the american people to me are saying we want a change. >> so why is barack obama's proving rating the highest it's been in six years, 53, 54%? he is probably at this foinlt most popular in his presidency. one of the most popular politicians in america. if people want a change, why is that the case? >> well, i think people see a president who has served for nearly eight years now on the way out. there isn't the criticism at this point because he is fading away. he'll be out of the presidency. when i talk on people in indiana, overwhelmingly, and i thin

clinton: now, we have more work to do, so let's set the goal of rewriting the rules so more companiesre profits with their employees, not just their executives. [applause] ms. clinton: instead of shipping profits and jobs overseas, we have the greatest country and economy in the world, let's start acting like it. and let's make it clear that companies have to be part of that greatness. [applause] ms. clinton: and let's set the goal of making sure wall street and the wealthy pay their fair share of taxes. now, there are a couple of ways of doing this. i have been proposing a number of them. something called the "buffet rule," after warren buffet. no millionaire should pay a lower tax rate than someone working for them, like a secretary. [applause] ms. clinton: the people who have profited the most, even since the great recession, are people who now need to give back. this country has given so much to all of us and everybody should share the burden. i have made a pledge. i will not raise taxes on the middle class, but we are going to raise taxes on corporations and the wealthy. [applaus

as you know, we are here a quarter a way towards the 10 year goal. 25 percent of the way towards the 10 year goal and haven't reduced any deaths or serious injuries on our streets. so, what does that mean for us? so, it is depressing but it is also -it has to be also a call to action and reinitiate that sense of urgency because we know these crashs are preventable and know we can do something to change them. i think we have two opportunity one is reshape thg streets that we walk, bike and travel on. i'm not talking about a couple of painted intersections, those are great. painting bulb outs but we need to transform streets like we are doing on masonic and need to do that everything where on high injury corridors. a small number of streets and it needs to happen now. we need to adopt automated speed enforcement. this my call to action to everyone in the room, all our constituents, everyone we communicate with is to sign a petition to demand to use automated speed enforcement here in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. >> nicole, what was it again that people need to look at to sign

i don't think the immediate goal should be profit. it should be thinking beyond the current paradigm and collaborating in new ways, and hopefully building new communities. they: our large copies with pockets better places to do this because they have the resources, or small companies as they can be focused on a specific issue with more expertise? >> i will give the self-serving answer first. no. [laughter] whereare examples companies have taken huge risks internally, google, but it is as ato think long-term large company. we can find these and step back from the present need to protect corporate interests and look into the future. we dream what is possible. there will always be, i believe, and people can disagree, these will always be robust startups, the elon musks of the world. emily: you are involved in several moonshots project at autodesk. i want to talk about the synthetic human genome project. >> with atarted conversation last year. it was incredible project to synthesize the yeast genome. it will be completed shortly. we were t

what is the speck goal you want out of the speech?is is the accumulation of everything you've heard. first and foremost hillary will talk about her life-long work on behalf of kids and family answers also what is her vision for the future? how is she going to help families get ahead in this economy? that's something you never heard donald trump talk about. all doom and gloom but he never offered any ideas of how he will make things better. so again, you will hear why she is in this fight. what has motivated her all her life and what she wants to do moving forward. >> did she tackle the trust issue? >> she said in the past and she will say that some people are skeptical and still try to make up their minds. >> that is part of what will explain what motivated her and some of the things she has accomplished. one of the things that i'm proud of and that will never happen is we have a lot of everyday people on that stage talking about the things that hillary clinton had done to help them. some she knew, some she had never met. but all of t

-- and lead the forces of freedom toward this goal. i am sure now that you understand why i said at the beginning that it would be difficult for any man to say that he was qualified to provide this kind of leadership. say that i believe in the american dream, because i have seen it come true in my own life. [applause] i know something of the threat which confronts us, and i know something of the efforts which will be needed to meet it. america,en hate for not only in the kremlin, but in the eyes of kindness in our own country -- eyes of communists in our own country and in the angry faces of a mob. i have heard doubts about america, expressed by sincere students and labor leaders in other countries. searching for the way to a better life and wondering if we have lost the way. , inve seen love for america countries throughout the world. bogota, and the heart of siberia, in warsaw. people on the streets on a sunday afternoon, singing, crying with tears running down long cheeks and shouting live the united states. my fellow americans, i kn

we have to be continuously ahead of others, that is the goal we set for ourselves. inda: growing up, you had the best of both worlds, east and west. you were educated in harvard. how does that help you develop a global perspective? sonia: i grew up in hong kong so i have a very strong asian values. my family is very traditional, they are very chinese, so i think that sets a very good foundation in terms of the values that i believe in. and then when i was 13, 14, i went to boarding school in the united states and i spent eight years there. i think the blend of east and way i manageed the my company and the way i see the business, both international, having an international view as well as very strong asian values is very important, particularly in this industry. asia,so globalized so being such a strong feeder market to the west and being able to understand the culture in asia and how asian people think and the philosophy, it helps as well. haslinda: it is very asian and very chinese to consult the elders before making a decision. how much does that happen within the

of the transit mode share and congestion management and the financial goals to coverhe costs of all of the transit and the other benefits that i have mentioned. these first two areas which drivers would pay the toll and in which direction. the first area of which drivers would pay the toll we are recommending a change from the past planning work and it suggested that just residents would be the drivers paying and we actually find that the program will work better and not be able to meet its goals unless any driver during the peak period, during the poll periods is paying the toll meaning visitors as well as residents. on and off the island the directions of the toll we don't recommend a change from the planning work. discounts and exemptions. i mentioned a couple of the discounts already that we recommend. we recommend the discount of the daily round trips for the long time residents and -- long time households of any income level and also the discount for the frequent transit users as part of the below market rate benefit, the transit affordability program. another o

they tell us the goal is 28 hours or really as long as they are allowed to be here, right here at the intersection on fourth street and massachusetts avenue, northeast. that's the latest from this intersection, wusa 9. >>> phase five of metro work started today, reporting that ridership is it. orange and silver line trains will continuously be single tracking between east falls church and the boston station, the silver lines train -- the good news is there will be no more rails shut down at least until october, that's the way it is scheduled. >>> turnses out a week was not enough to finish the track work between reagan national, the blue line trains were shut down during their work extreme heat kept them from completing the repairs they focused on the busy safety issues and the rest of the work is going to have to be rescheduled. you can stay on top of the repair project in metro, it is on the wusa 9 app. >>donald trump is the republican nominee, his running mate is his prime time debut. >>> and customers at a . >>> saturday is a yellow weather alert for heat, download the app, cool a

the goal was not to talk about problems between the police and the community, but to find a solution. the mayor led the discussion, saying she wants to reduce the number of traffic stops in d.c., helping to reduce the number of negative experiences the community has with police. the prince george's county police chief also chimed in and set a respectful i appreciated. >> when you are pulled over, cut your power. don't reach for your wallet. have your license in your hand. never reach for anything. it looks like we are bowing down to the situation, it was the officer at ease. mayor bowser says that starting today she will introduce two new measures that will help the police department look more like the community of service. that will start this fall in anacostia. we will bring you unfolding coverage of the protests and investigations. stay with us for instant of dates. still ahead, sunny skies with humidity slowly creeping back up. jummy: -- autria: to the midwest, a big mess after a good tuesday morning. yes, we will see the humidity rise. making it sticky and a bit uncomfortable thi

developed by years of community planning laid the ground work for the construction so the city he e sets the goals in broad terms the private sectors builds market rate housing and non-built affordability housing that majority of housing in san francisco as well as throughout the country market rate houses built by private developers within guidelines of the city some below market rate you howls paid pie public and private dollars and prized to be variable to certain population housing is considered affordable if it costs less than 1/3rd the medium income for a 2 percent householder is $70,000 this householder will have to pay no more than $7,150 to be affordable san francisco has see long applied federal, state and local money often built and nonprofit tint for individual families the news cities in california what the inclusive program requires that 10 or ottawa more units to certain blow income levels or contribute to the fund that supports the blow market rate unit almost 25 thousand have been supported by city funds and more than 6 nous thousand of the unit were built between 2000 and 2012 wh

he scored the only goal of the match in the 109th minute. it was just his fourth goal in 2 29 international ashlgs peeran e an appearances but all his team needed. >>> almost no one believed in portugal but the fans. we look at how they did it. >> reporter: portuguese fans were saying it was their turn to finally win their first major piece of international silverware. the victory didn't exactly come in the manner we were expecting. cnn's football analyst owen har d hargreaves was in the stade de france. rinaldo went off injured yet portugal managed to prevail. >> the best player in the world, one of the greatest we've ever seen, all the goals he scores for club and country went off. and a player that didn't score a goal for his club in swansea this season gets the winner. i thought portugal did enough. the game plan was to be defensive and play on the counterattack. it worked. i think france for the first 20 minutes were the best team but then folded. i thought portugal deserved the win. they were the better team. >> this was the one trophy

i certainly take the point that these two goals of removing osad from power and defeating isis may be compatible but we do have another -- and perhaps the overriding objective of ending the war. and let me just ask in a fairly pointed way whether the goal of ending the war is compatible with assad remaining in power. and in asking that question, i'll draw an analogy to iraq. we spent a lot of time in washington talking about what went wrong in iraq after 2008. and i think it is virtually unanimous today what went wrong in 2008 was prime minister maliki. he shifted his government and started governing in a sectarian manner and what you have in iraq was the shiite minority giving rise to what we have today. and very few in washington disagree with that. and if someone were to say let's restore maliki to power, i admit that was a bone-head suggestion to bring peace to iraq. why is it that in syria anyone thinks that assad could bring peace to the country? there are a couple of differences, in syria we're talking about an ollo-white and maliki didn't create 108 million refugees and kill h

we have to be continuously ahead of others, that is the goal we set for ourselves. up, you had the best of both worlds, east and west. you were educated in harvard. how does that help you develop a global perspective? sonia: yes. i grew up in hong kong so i have a very strong asian values. my family is very traditional, they are very chinese. so, i think that sets a very good foundation in terms of the values that i believe in. and then when i was 13, 14, i went to boarding school in the united states and i spent eight years there. i think the land of the east and west -- i think the blend of east and west has helped the way i manage my company and the way i see the business, both international, having an international view as well as very strong asian values is very important, particularly in this industry. it is already globalized. so asia, being such a strong feeder market to the west and being able to understand the culture in asia and how asian people think, and the philosophy, it helps as well. haslinda: it is. asian and very chinese to consult the elders befor

. >> i spoke to him about that testimony and asked him what was the goal of all of this? that the goal was to establish what exactly went on, to establish that hillary clinton had the experience and she should have known spent years in washington. >> she testified under oath saying certain things. the question to the director was did you look at those documents? did you look to her sworn testimony and he said no. that's a curious question. >> that was a question about benghazi and the e-mail situation as well. >> what they need to do now is have the fbi director look at hillary clinton sworn testimony when she was talking about benghazi in the e-mail and have him look to see if she lied under oath. >> i go back to the '90s and president clinton and the whole monica lewinsky thing. i don't think it matters. i think the only take away from this that a lot of people who may already be on board with this are the elite and powerful who get away with things we couldn't get away with. it makes a lot of sense if you speak the language of washington. no matter who the next preside

the goal is to cut the number of departments in half in the united states. >> chief. >> again, these are steps that's going to take some time but we can do it. >> i want to ask you about the subject of disproportionality. i hear some saying african-americans are disproportionate and singled out. others responded and said well, crime is committed in the african-american community. you say what to that issue? >> i say everybody is right. again, it is another hard truth, we have to take a look at police and look at ourselves and how we go about it and how we police in communities. communities have to take a hard look at themselves as well. they're approximately 13 homicides that take place. those are not police shootings, these are people killing other people. we have got to face the fact that we got issues there. there are drivers and there is society issues. we got dysfunctional education systems and dysfunctional families. these things are long-terms and they got to be addressed and fixed. we are not getting out of this. we are going to go from viral video with the same issue. at som

the goal, to keep the island assessable to two and four legged creatures. bill price is bringing his grandchildren now in case nature has a different plan. >> it's something they'll have memories of forever. they may not be able to visit this. >> reporter: trying to preserve this magical mix of nature and man for generations to come. anne thompson, nbc news, maryland. >> we've got another one for you animal lovers out there. hundreds of homeless pets have a place to call home and they have forever families. coming up, we'll check out the introductions between the pets and the people that turned out to provide a full-time home. >>> we're counting down to the rio olympics. nbc 10 is your home for all of the action. take a look. security forces yesterday had to knock this man to the ground and arrest him. the torch is on a tour of brazil leading up to the opening ceremony. the game is on august 5th. a woman was carrying the torch. that's when the man tried to take it from her. the woman was shaken but she quickly got back on her feet and started back on the ro

the way to reach this goal is to stay on the new road we have charted to move america forward and not to take a sharp detour to the left, which would lead to a dead end for the hopes of the american people. this points up one of the clearest choices in this campaign. our opponents believe in a different philosophy. theirs is the politics of paternalism, where master planners in washington make decisions for people. ours is the politics of people -- where people make decisions for themselves. the proposal that they have made to pay $1,000 to every person in america insults the intelligence of the american voters. because you know that every politician's promise has a price -- the taxpayer pays the bill. the american people are not going to be taken in by any scheme where government gives money with one hand and then takes it away with the other. their platform promises everything to everybody, but at an increased net in the budget of $144 billion, but listen to what it means to you, the taxpayers of the country. that would mean an increase of 50% in what the taxpayers of america pay. i

with the goal of turning the company around. shares were volatile in after hours trading. the bigger questio for investors about the future of the company. yahoo is closing in on the final bids for its core businesses. scott kessler follows yahoo and he joins us now. good to see you, scott, welcome back. >> let me start by asking you, whether melissa meyer has succeeded in her mission of helping to turn the company around? >> the answer in short is no. she's been with the company for four years. and when she joined, i think she atracked a lot of interest and generated a lot of enthusiasm and excitement. but four years later, we're looking at a no growth company with declining fundamentals on a trend basis. you look quarter to quarter, you can see some up ticks. the reality, i think, according to all accounts is that yahoo is challenged at best and problematic at worst. and i think that likely predicted for the beginning of this year, she will no longer be the ceo of yahoo by the end of this year. >> hence the auction that's coming up, who do you think -- or what are your o

the goal of which was more or less to bring down the putin system. putin, you're effectively russia's new czar. it's an absolute system. it's an authoritarian system. that means that any threat to the stability of that system is a threat to you personally. so this very much becomes a mano a mano thing between putin and clinton, but i should note, anti-peat between kind of the hard-core conservatives in russia and the clinton camp goes back to the 1990's. because remember, bill clinton's administration, in which hillary clinton was an active part, and certainly many of the people who are around hill sandri who would come in with hillary was in favor of nato enlargement, which it actually teed up, and then that happened, which russia was very much against, and also remember, clinton officials, as well as other leading americans, went into russia, literally did deals with russian oligarches, helped to privatize the russian economy, which something most russian citizens were not thrilled about, creating this semicriminal state. and then putin, of course,

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we are planning on that so we understood the goals the fcc tried to accomplish. we have concerns about the specifics and the cable companies and at&t proposed a compromise or alternative proposal which we thought was a positive step and the chairman felt that way too. we have to see how that works but it seems to be moving in a good direction. >> host: kathy grillo a senior vice president of verizon and john mckinnon covers technology with the wall street journal. >> c-span created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading the summer. >> i just finished a new bread for thriller, a great work, my daughter babysits for him in nashville, my kindle has quite a few science fiction books on it. i got into time travel so i am reading some time travel science-fiction and a couple classic robert heinlein science-fiction, depends how much time i get to read generally on the airplane. >> host: have you always been

of the transit mode share and congestion management and the financial goals to coverosts of all of the transit and the other benefits that i have mentioned. these first two areas which drivers would pay the toll and in which direction. the first area of which drivers would pay the toll we are recommending a change from the past planning work and it suggested that just residents would be the drivers paying and we actually find that the program will work better and not be able to meet its goals unless any driver during the peak period, during the poll periods is paying the toll meaning visitors as well as residents. on and off the island the directions of the toll we don't recommend a change from the planning work. discounts and exemptions. i mentioned a couple of the discounts already that we recommend. we recommend the discount of the daily round trips for the long time residents and -- long time households of any income level and also the discount for the frequent transit users as part of the below market rate benefit, the transit affordability program. another one i

the goal is to get the country back on the right track. people are talking about three issues, national security, jobs, economic security, and retirement security. jake, i have to tell you that is when people want to see something done about. they're ready for a president that is given to action. and donald trump takes action, hillary clinton likes to think about it and hold a committee meeting. >> that is one criticism potentially about pence from the right. one from the left, pence has criticized trump for his comments about the muslim ban. for his comments about the judge. >> i'm sure you probably will. i think most people look at attack adds and they say that is politics. what they want to know is what you're going to do that will affect they're lives. what are you going to do curtail the impact of isis in this country. what are you going to do to return the respect for the rule of law. jobs and wage stagnation. and the impact that we have had as this country and our economic policies that the president has had on us. >> the rnc releas

let me tell you something of the goals of this better america toward which we will strive. n this america our older citizens shall not only have adequate protection against the hazards of ill health, but a greater opportunity to lead a useful and productive life by participating to the extent they were are able in the nation's exciting work, rather than sitting on the sidelines. [cheering] and in this better america, young americans shall not only have the best basic education in america, but every boy and girl will of ability, regardless of his financial circumstances, shall have the opportunity to develop his intellectual capabilities to the full. [cheering] our wage earners -- our wage earners, shall enjoy increasingly higher wages in honest dollars, with better protection against the hazards of unemployment and old age. and, for those millions of americans who are still denied equality of rights and opportunity, i say there shall be the greatest progress in human rights since the days of lincoln a hundred years ago. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] and america's farmers

the goal is not punishment. the goal is to have students know and understand the very real natural logical consequences. >> reporter: alleged sex offenders in schools. >> i take the responsibility of the safety and security for every child very seriously. i really do t. i have five children and four grandchildren. >> reporter: a team effort to ensure a good reporting system is in place and strong protocols are implemented in everyone of montgomery county's 204 schools. >> around any sort of abuse, around any sort of inappropriate sexual activity and around all the other things that are real risks to students. >> reporter: his third day on the job and dr. smith is wildly >> we are very, very fortunate community. i'm glad to be part of it. >> reporter: in rockville, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> while he was leading calvert school system he was a wired maryland superintendent of the year award in 2013. >>> another set back for the gloucester county, virginia school board. a judge ruled transgender student should not

. >> that's from a group called deport racism with the goal to fight racism, but -- >> yeah. that rubs me the wrong way. i don't know anyone that likes watching children use vulgarity like that. i think there was a way. >> they were told to use. >> right. there's a way to make the argument that some of the policies with respect to immigration are problematic, and you could have even maybe utilized children. i don't like children in ads, but there's a way to do it. this was not the way to do it but to get everyone at home feeling uncomfortable about not only the way you utilize the kids, but them about the message in totality. ineffective in my book. >> the group didn't call us back. i wanted to ask them -- >> i can't imagine why. >> did it work? >> who are these people? these are children reading scripted lines written by adults for them to come out and, like, all right, you know, johnny, let's take that again. if you can just say this curse word a little bit more angerly. it's so distasteful. >> yeah. let's look at a democrats' ads. one hillary ran before hawaii. >> i believe

it is in the quality, the quality of our people's lives and in the men and women that we produce. [applause] this goal can be ours. we have the resources. we have the knowledge. but tonight we must seek the courage. because tonight the contest is the same that we have faced at every turning point in history. it is not between liberals and conservatives, it is not between party and party, or platform and platform. it is between courage and timidity. it is between those who have vision and those who see what can be, and those who want only to maintain the status quo. [applause] it is between those who welcome the future and those who turn away from its promises. [applause] this is the true cause of freedom. the man who is hungry, who cannot find work or educate his children, who is bowed by want, that man is not fully free. for more than 30 years, from social security to the war against poverty, we have diligently worked to enlarge the freedom of man. and as a result, americans tonight are freer to live as they want to live, to pursue their ambitions, to meet their desires, to raise their families than

identification of the goal and the timelines would be very helpful.u pleased with what you have seen from european leaders so far? the unitedsed on kingdom, are you pleased with the message of chancellor merkel and others in europe. christine: they have not deliberately so decided to lay out the terms and the space and the maneuvering that they all want to offer or expect from their partner. and i understand that because there has to be certainty about the timeline. -- it will open a limited period of time, and i can see why they wouldn't want to put their cards on the table yet. but if on the other side the you the united kingdom then forward with -- certainly the europeans should respond. european leaders will find the strength and determination to actually bring structuralof those reforms, changes that will to liver volume to the europeans that will demonstrate it is worth being together. and it is the future. tom: you have been exceptionally over and your comments on this presidential campaign. what do you fear and a comments about the internation

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