a background check revealed thomas had a criminal record. omas attacked a neighbor with a baseball bat. and served two years in prison. when questioned by police, jeff thomas denied any involvement in tara's murder and said he had an alibi. >> thank you for coming in today. >> we found that there had been some holes in his alibi, particularly where he had spent the night. >> jeff thomas denied owning a .22 caliber rifle, but said his friend, kevin williams, a 32-year-old bricklayer, owned one. police converged on williams' house hoping to question williams and examine his gun. but williams' story was significantly different from that of jeff thomas. >> kevin williams told us that he owned a .22 caliber rifle and that he left it in the possession of jeff thomas and he has not seen that rifle or firearm since. >> williams admitted he sometimes used the rifle for target practice in his back yard. investigators knew this was their chance to find out whether kevin williams' rifle was the murder weapon. incredibly, investigators found two shell cas

only a year before, thomas was a recent high school grad living in chicago and he enlisted in the summer of 1943 and less than a year later, he was making a historic 100 mile crossing of the english channel. >> we were 12 miles out from the beach when they let us go. a long ride in the rough water. two hours sleep probably. sea sick. we all got sea sick. we had bags to throw up in. paper bags to throw over the side. but you hit the beach, or get near it, you get off the boat, you forget everything. you're not sea sick or nothing. just trying to take care of yourself. you see the tracers coming back tracing the water. >> there was a museum dedicated to them on the sprawling estate once owned by colonel robert mccormick. among the displays is a vivid exhibit recreating omaha beach. visitors here can get some idea of what the troops saw as they stormed the beaches of normandy on d-day. as you leave a landing craft, you land on omaha beach, you count counter the ob ob kells. >> this detickepicts the single important day. the plan didn't work out as well as the planners had hoped and the sold

after he was struck on the head by a falling rock thomas's life hung by a thread.he went in and out of consciousness for days while trapped underground, making his recovery all the more impressive. >> incredible story. >> definitely. >> we have a lot more incredible news coming your way at the top of the hour. >> thanks for watching. bye-bye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- gg99Ññwççñmw crisis in iraq, mounting pressure on the prime minister thereto resigned. the countries most senior shiite toric says that iraq needs form an effective government. ukraine's president has announced a weeklong cease-fire. part of the big question, will it convince pro-russian rebels in the east to stick to his peace plan? there are still no agreement at the latest round of talks on iran's nuclear program wrapup. iran will not accept what it calls world powers excessive demands.

my dad introduced in to him and it is a fondest memory and i though is a great memory for thomas. >> the rockies won but the giants' fan stole the thunder. >> pretty cool. it shows that parents know how to multitask. >> i am sure you have done that a few times at home. >> i had a shot at a foul ball at at&t park. boom. bounced off the farm into the guy behind me. such a failure. >> tough to do barehanded. >> doesn't it hurt? >> stings. >>> nice weather for father move day. cool for barbecuing. >> it was breezy, too, if you could not fall asleep, it is still gusty, as we speak. now, from our exploritorium camera to the financial district the transamerica pyramid showsed cloud later and we will see the morning fog we pushed to the south and us to the east. right now on drop done radar satellite the returns are showing that the fog is now making its way along the coast to half moon bay and further to the south. other than, that it will be mostly sunshine fed. you can see the movement, the upper trough is coming in over the bay area. that is going to bring temperatures down, as well, with

>> good morning, thomas. aohn hughes movie today, "the breakfast club" with a twist, 16 candles and home alone. >> and this one, marriage equality themed, when hare yet met sally. >> yes. >> and next on "way too early" a look at the story the you will be talking about. "morning joe" coming up, stick around. at farmers, we make you smarter about auto insurance, because the more you know, the more we can help you. cut. lower. shave. chop. and drop your insurance rates. if you want to save hundreds, talk to farmers. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ [announcer] the more you know, the more you could save. farmers could help you save hundreds on your auto insurance. call your local agent or 1-800-470-8496 today. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? co

thomas a. swift's electric rifle as it's written any project that has public money in it one of the various forms then the sky is the limit in terms of how the stake is up to 50 percent they can have the 50 percent count against the density limits for projects that are purely private projects inclusionary it was drafted to say that up to 20 percent and we've been informed up to 25 percent and rational being we want to make sure it's permanently enforceable in our nexus study goes up to 25 percent so that's why it was drafted that way so the goal to get people up to 25 percent and whether or not there's funding then the legislation will allow you to go up to 25 percent and take advantage of the bonus or money to go higher. that's the clarification we've received. i'll propose an amendment on page 4 i believe lines 68 and 9 where it says 20 percent to change that to 25 percent per the nexus study and the second reference on page 9 we need to add in the words up to 25 percent. so on page 4 line of

a special roundtable recognizing juneteenth. i'm eric thomas. or this final segment, i'm going to give each of you the opportunity to discuss something that you find interesting or troubling or whatever. you have about a minute apiece for each of you. we'll start here with ron davis. >> the biggest challenge and concern would be the issue of the criminal justice system and our young men of color. clearly, the statistics are dire. they are tragic. we should be as a culture, a community, embarrassed, that the amount of young men of color we're putting in prison is destroying a whole future of a community. i think there's better ways. we need to find ways in which the police departments are working with the community, they're a part of the community, we're solving problems and creating the opportunities that make strong neighborhoods. and i think right now, we need to really focus on that and this is not just the bay area, around the country. i'm really concerned with that. with the incarceration, people think about just a temporary loss of freedom.

for two decades, he worked for bill thomas, a brainy gop house member, and ran his california office. the question is, how conservative is he? he is not a tea party republican, libertarian, or a neocon." there are a lot of tea party members who are not sold on this leadership team, because none of them are from states that are in the south where the republican base is, at this poin t. -- he is of labrador probably more liberal than eric cantor on immigration. he was one of the gang of eight trying to negotiate on this until he walked away. mccarthy has showed some openness on immigration. no one is going to act on it now because the rest of the congress is so -- so much so has to look over their shoulders for doing anything on it. mccarthy will be somebody similar to eric cantor. they were friends. the dissension will remain within the republican conference. host: from north carolina, good morning. caller: c-span guests and america, good morning. host: good to hear from you. caller: if it was any better, i would be greedy. veteran.etnam era please allow me as much time as you did the

marieke and her sister who is in on it goes to a thomas cook little store. 's only vacation on an island in greece. in the meantime the wedding prep begins. the sister goes and picks out the white wedding dress with mom. >> i was worried she would have to get married in the clothes she wears on a plane. >> i was skeptical at first too. you know what, you'll see what happens. 40 of their family and friends were picked up, they're loaded on to the plane too. but in the back of the plane. bride-to-be marieke has no idea who's on the plane orhat's i'm nervous. that is a lot of pressure to put on a girl 30,000 feet in the air. >> yeah. sn>> [ inaudible ]. >> so now the wedding prep begins. she gets had her dress. there's a makeup person there. she still doesn't know friends and family are on the plane. surprise number two, the captain of the thomas cook plane performed the ceremony. the ring. they kissed. [ applause ] they get off the plane. she does the bouquet toss. thomas cook paid for their honeymoon after this. all expenses paid. >> that's a heck of a contest

when i got to the airport of the fbi thomas a. an intercepted me and took me into a back room to a question me about the stokely carmichael spee chart was listening to. day probably had a bug or a of me listening to this speech from the 40 years ago. the words that he said we have scrappers talking about gangsters shooting people but they're looking at me from 40 years ago and that shows you the power of those words of that the fbi is still scared of this man. he still doesn't have the same influence now as he did then. >> host: you got to see it twice it was so good. [laughter] >> that what i do want to do talk about it is the behind-the-scenes look of the leaders of the movement. i never saw this kind of footage before. and what was it about these young swedish journalist filmmakers that were allowed that type of access and by what they look for that? >> they could do what they wanted there not told by their editor to do this or that. i saw what completely blew my mind. but in algeria, they showed images of the building. >> noted

. >>> i am matt keller here for eric thomas. a lot of people have superstitions. the weather is heating up. >> if you like that, you are lucky. leyla gulen is here for mike. >>> good morning, everyone, at 5:00, we have patchy clouds along the coast. we are look at warmer conditions with live doppler 7 hd radar showing no cloud cover that will bring in any kind of moisture for us. from our exploritorium camera it is looking nice but

for more on top market themes, let's bring in mark thomas a global cio at ubs wealth management. mark, a warm welcome. start by asking some of the m&a activity we have seen. we are outlining the latest tussle for ahlstrom. are you investing around this theme of m&a? indicative. there is so much cash on corporate balance sheets in the united states. we have been overweight in anticipation that if confidence comes back equities are going to rise. m&a shows corporate confidence is returning. at the numberrmed of governments getting involved? governmentserned around the world have so much to say when it comes to m&a right now? >> it makes things complicated, but i think we all realize being able to regulate new regulatory environments is just part of the landscape we have now. >> doesn't matter to you what drives the m&a? if it's driven by a search for growth or by trying to avoid paying too much tax? does that matter to you as an investor? >> those are companies at an level.ual company the fact is none of this him in a is going to happen unless they seek better future prospects. last

it is a fun town. >> we had way too much fun here. >> thomas is a star.at job last night. >> i'm here because he was at a pageant? >> he was at a pageant. if there was a mr. usa, he would be king. >> you come back from normandy, and this is the lead story. >> it's all good. promote from within. >> anything else? >> yes. nothing is better than spending your saturday night at the symphony, mika. ♪ i like big butts ♪ and i cannot lie >> that's my favorite symphony, a rap symphony. that was sir mix-a-lot performing "baby got back" in his city, and they created a special composition for the performance and dancers eager to volunteer from the crowd. now, i also did something incredible last night. at the top of the show we mentioned big winners at last night's tony's awards, but we did not get to show you all the action including friendly banter from this year's host and last year's host, neil patrick harris. >> what's the pressure like this year? >> neil who? >> do you feel guilty that you did such a good job last year that you put hew jackman in this tough po

on a day of nail-biting finishes, lucia newman joins us. any surprises today lucia? >> thomas, this entire world cup has been absolutely full of surprises and today was absolutely no exception. take for example germany, one of the strongest teams. it barely survived by tying with ghana. it was a humiliating zero-zero tie or rather, 2-2 tie between the two teams. and after -- or rather earlier, argentina struggled genetics iran. many felt that would be a push over, as well, but argentina got a one score in, a worrisoming issue for the argentines who were worried. >> what can you tell us about the security at the games so far? >> well, as you may remember on wednesday, a large number of fans barged into the malacana stadium in rio de janeiro. there has been a lot of soul-searching. the fifa has doubled up security in and outside the stadium itself. nevertheless right before the game, argentine and brazilian fans were involved. and argentina and brazil security forces were barely able to break that up. they arrested 19 hooligans, six of them deported the rest were told they had t

>>> in florida a man is under arrest after police say he posed as a filmmaker to try to lure family for evilrposes. shawn thomas a slew of chd rape scheme. according to investigators thomas invited a 9-year-old girl and her family to a vacant house with where he said he was making a student film. when the family arrived, they only saw plastic s o the floor, nour they became alarld. they called police who took om custody. body was hurt. authies say they have recording of thomas saying he was confident he could murder the family and sexually assault the 9 ye-year-old girl. >>> a homeless burar is under arrest after he was found hiding undernet a child's bed with a knife. it happened at a home in fair lawn, bergen county. police arrested the 58-year-old. officers say he broke into the home and that the woman who lived there heard change r rattling from a piggy bank in her son's room. that's what the thief may ve been after. the son and daughter were sleeping with her at the time. police came and arrested the man. no one was hurt. the suspect is now in jail this morning. >>> some septa workers are on strike setting

guardian says to him -- i think it would be a good idea for you to go somewhere else. >> merton went to new york city where he enrolled at columbia university. >> thomas merton was a real cultural sponge. he liked jazz. he hung out with famous artists. he was really interested in kind of what was going on at the time, new styles of writing. >> merton himself showed a gift for writing. he studied english literature, wrote for the university's newspapers, and considered becoming a journalist. >> and he's struggling. he's searching. he's trying to figure out what to do. and he gets turned on at columbia to the catholic church through a course in medieval philosophy. and at one point he's reading gerard manley hopkins, a jesuit poet, and he says, you know, i felt this urge within me to kind of get up and go to the church. and so he gets up and he goes to corpus christi church on 121st street and presents himself and says, you know, i think i want to be a catholic. >> at the age of 23, merton was baptized. >> like a lot of things in merton's life. it's all or nothing. you know, "if i'm going to be a catholic, i'm going to be the most devout catholic i can

one of them, henry thomas a 919-year-old freedom rider in 1961 demonstrating for rights across the south>> there is a face, now to those who made that sacrifice 53 years ago. they are my heros. i'm proud of them. >> reporter: a rotating exhibit of some of dr. martin luther king's personal writings on loan from morehouse college. >> >> oakland, keiser is set to open a new facility that spans the length of a football field t contains 349 beds and private rooms. rooms feature full baths, pullout beds for visitors and free wifi. the new facility is set to open real soon on july 1st. >> >> a 70-pound cat in a sacramento neighborhood. up next, the woman who is house became a hiding spot and where the cat is, now. >> >> summer weather, today, but what about the week ahead? channel 2's meteorologist mark tom peo is back in four minutes. i'going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves

i hope this is a great memory for thomas. >> the home run was hit by the rocky shortstop who was celebratingfirst father's day as a new dad. the wildcats with the kid in tow was the second to happen at at&t park over the weekend. i daresay, with the results that was the highlight of the game. >> you do this each year for are eyed, i am a stud, catching the ball for you with one hand and holding you in the other happen. >> breezy day? >>> yes, it will be breezy tone, too, and we will have the game day forecast. first, though, we will look at this sight, the first light over the east bay hills and we do have the cloud layer that is pushing back because of the high wind and the winds will persist today and we are seeing gusts up to 36 miles per hour in fairfield but live doppler 7 hd shows radar satellite is dry and that cost ad fog we is pushed to the south of us and the cloud layer is pushed to 9 east. right now the gusts reaching it will miles per hour in napa and 22 in oakland and 21 at sfo and calm in mountain view and slow and 14 miles in livermore. current temperatures headed out to bart

commercial it pam is but before 1500 people 30 and 15¢ better about 1300 and anita hill clarence thomas at speaker pam was the emcee of a major of that but a hotel site. equal rights advocate. so that's what not that much time your speech and to upgrade all the giants here we go is a wobble and ball then starting to get serious must oppose a up the middle like a scores. the dodgers a dirt of the endless highlight. apple said in the giants' matt came speaking of what's happened to many gets wrecked tonight five innings 10 hits and runs seven as gordon black and a horn. a walking and no. 9 hitter tyler far as the bases loaded jose a break you coming home. then add meat and a little dribbler now again you give up 10 hits a couple of them cheapies and then crawford of the company throws away there is at 82 white sox giants lost seven of eight dodgers hang on tonight giants lead and the national league what don five games days at this hour could star against texas' leading 42 in the fifth inning and jupon ran you can't sit paunch a chair especially the wooden chair or wall you always list this

between ussionship grant and george thomas was a strange one. there was no chemistry between the men. that problem was mutual. if you read the telegraphic correspondence between thomas, grant, and henry halleck fire to nashville, you find thomas does not want to tell grant what is going on. grant is being very impatient, asking thomas, what are you doing? i expect her to attack. thomas writes, i am going to attack december 5. grant would write, what happened? we did not have enough forces. you better attack. i promise. no telegram. grant, what is going on? i decided to delay the attack again. you could say that thomas being the man on the scene, given the opposition he is faces, is showing prudence. on the other hand, if someone is asking you why you are not getting something done because you are not keeping me up to date, you have a communications problem too. anxiety,ok at grant's doing these other things at the time he is addressing nashville -- trying to take wilmington and fort fisher, trying to cut the james canal, even with operations oppo

no one is expecting a districtry, not the players, more from andrew thomas. >> a joke was doing the round at one of the last training sessions of the sog ruse. the -- sokk use. the official slolon is hopping into history. some journalists thought the only place australia's team would hop is home. >> let's say we haven't made too many advanced bookings. i think we'll be back almost straight after the third game. of the 32 teams australia is ranked the lowest. they have lost two friend lis against france and brazil since qualifying, a team coach sacked, a new manager brought in youth, but with that inexperience. to further lower sfections in the group stage -- expectations in the group stage australia surveys tough teams. chile, and defending champions sfaip. >> it will be a massive challenge for australia. i don't think anyone is expecting the team to get a win, let alone out of the group. the players joked about their prospects before leaving. >> have you had a dream where you are holding a cup? >> yes, i had a dream i was holding the cup. i would be sitting here lying if i said i hadn't.

. >>> i am matt keller here for eric thomas. a lot of people have superstitions. the weather is heating up. >> if you like that, you are lucky. leyla gulen is here for mike. >>> good morning, everyone, at 5:00, we have patchy clouds along the coast. we are look at warmer conditions with live doppler 7 hd radar showing no cloud cover that will bring in any kind of moisture for us. from our exploritorium camera it is looking nice but breezes will pick up. we do have a small craft advisory for the san francisco bay. we will be warmer inland east bay, sunny conditions along the coast. cloud cover is much -- making for more sunshine. the seven-day forecast is coming up but, now, we will talk traffic and see how everyone is getting to work. it is green on this map. that is a good start. we have top speeds across the bay and we have areas of construction. along the east side of highway 4, this will last until 6:00. drive time traffic, 680, southbound from walnut creek to dublin is 15 minutes and 101 southbound from santa rosa is 51 minutes and through the santa cruz minu

a lot of press. they are not out there. >> they are very selective. >> dan schulman thomas thank you. im a the world cup, whether it will be a win for the host country despite lots of issues. ♪ ♪ >> oh, yeah. all eyes are on real as the host nation, brazil, faces off against croatia, but who will win? we are joined with the bloomberg sports projection. what do the numbers tell you about today's game? >> the numbers come from internal analytics. the same things we do for business and finance we can apply to the world cup, and all the soccer analyst say brazil is by far the favorite. 70% chance of winning. there is only a 6% chance corporation to get a win. it is a little biased to start the tournament. >> no surprise given the makeup of the team. likelyy goals is brazil to win by? >> the most likely outcome is a worsen, but if they do than that, you might think of that as good for croatia, they did better than expectations, but there is a 20% chance of brazil winning by four goals, which means they are playing better than even a #they will be they will beers doing. >> what about her cha

so it's the difference between what i would call edmund burke a conservative or not i would even call thomas paine a conservative. people might disagree with my analysis of pain, but they seem to be people how they want to change more than exactly that they disagreed on what are to be done. and so, since i have quoted these people so much during my political career, i want to study them in depth and i've never done that. >> oren teicher is the ceo of the american booksellers celebration. what is the aba? >> where the national trade association that represents independent bookstores across the united states. we've been around for 114 years. asking a member that easily because we were founded in 1800. >> with sizes of membership? i'm an independent bookstores are in the u.s. out? >> we currently represent about 1700 companies who do business in about 2400 locations all across the country. >> does that include the larger chains such as rooms available? >> it does not. our members are independent. we define it as not being publicly traded companies. our members range very, very small scores of t

. >> i'm andrew thomas in a valley in tasmania and a request that world heritage status be removed from these forests. >>> first, breaking news. kenya - gunmen attacked three hotels and a petrol station. the coastal area is in the heart of kenya's tourism industry. local radio has reported that a police station has been hit. we cross to our correspondent on the line from nairobi. what can you tell us about these attacks? >> gunmen stormed a township in the late hours of sunday evening and were involved in a gun battle lasting several hours into early hours of this morning. several gunmen were involved. they fired at the police station at three lodging houses and started to fire indiscriminately into the town. many people in the town fled into a neighbouring forest. the red cross is talking about 20 people being killed in the attacks. the numbers will be higher. they have been unable to assess the full damage given that many fled into the forest. [ inaudible ] they are trying to figure out the scale of the operations. >>> we know that this is a popular tourist site. give us an idea of th

shell thomas that was a community leader and a former staffer and passed away this weekend. shell was an north beach resident for over 15 years more than him he worked tieflsly to improve the northeast neighborhoods he got things done and in particular telephones a huge advocate for the north beach and broadway neighborhoods as a stave for our office of economic workforce development. i can spend a long time but i'll highlight he organized our lower porlg a polk street and the farmer's market and spearheaded efforts on the alley. he organized the rural festivals between chinatown and north beach he led the in which business association of lower polk neighbors and did much of the work to form the broadway cv d and he also assisted with other festivals shell was a 25 veteran of the restaurant bar and nightclub industries i think we're in shock over the loss of a leader and friend. this past weekend i spoke to shells parent and shared with them how we all appreciated and loved their son today in our audience we shall joined by shells brother and sister and on behalf of the neig

. >>> and action news exclusive tonight, tomorrow will be a historic day in the 190 life of thomas jefferson university in philadelphia. officials will celebrate a 110 million gift from sydney kimmel and will be renamed the medical college at thomas jefferson university. i had a chance to talk with kimmel this afternoon at the school that will bear his name. >> i like to think i'm a gentlemen, who cares for other people. >> reporter: philadelphias may know sydney kimmel best for the apartmenting arts and the philadelphia orchestra, but the fact is he has spent $400 million to create cancer centers. his best friend's daughter died of cancer in 1993, and that led to a lifetime commitment of fighting the disease and supporting its victims. >> she was on her way out at the age of 34 and the empathy i felt, i felt so horrible, that triggered off my desire to help him and help the cancer world and that started it. kimmel made his billion fortune in the clothing business. but as a child of the depression, he started with nothing in south and west philadelphia. he has given tens of millions of dolla

for two decades, he worked for bill thomas, a brainy gop house member, and ran his california office. the question is, how conservative is he? he is not a tea party republican, libertarian, or a neocon." there are a lot of tea party members who are not sold on this leadership team, because none of them are from states that are in the south where the republican base is, at this poin t. -- he is of labrador probably more liberal than eric cantor on immigration. he was one of the gang of eight trying to negotiate on this until he walked away. mccarthy has showed some openness on immigration. no one is going to act on it now because the rest of the congress is so -- so much so has to look over their shoulders for doing anything on it. mccarthy will be somebody similar to eric cantor. they were friends. the dissension will remain within the republican conference. host: from north carolina, good morning. caller: c-span guests and america, good morning. host: good to hear from you. caller: if it was any better, i would be greedy. veteran.etnam era please allow me as much time as you did the

a school in dougherty valley, bella vista, fox hollow, or deer ridge. those are pretty tame. there are some other better suggestions. 21 people suggested naming the school after thomas burnett, a san ramon man on united flight 93. 13 people suggested captain chesley sullenberger elementary after the danville pilot, who safely landed a plane on the hudson river. other suggestions, hogwarts elementary, after the harry potter books, and the chuck norris institute of learning. >> i don't know. i think the scott mcgrew elementary school has a nice ring to it. >> it does, doesn't it. take that under consideration. >>> well, actor james franco and seth rogen have made north korean leader kim jong-un very upset. >> the cia asks them to assassinate north korea's supreme leader. kim is not amused. pyongyang says north korea does not appreciate this kind of comedy, though it does admit kim will see the film when it is released in october. >> do we release films to north korea? i guess we must. >> well, they can't watch it, but he will. >> he can do pretty much anything. >>> as can our leader, our dear leader, christina loren, in the microclimate forecast. >> that's right! good

up court and by the way another place where we're seeing it suddenly this discussion was a couple of about thomas piketty picotee has done a fantastic job about inequality putting the facts on the table but now from the left from the right you get the financial times saying the data is wrong but that that's bogus that product they're trying to reinhart and rogoff because it's not going to work because he's a damn good empirical economist but he's theoretical story is weak and that because it's not a new keynesian and that's where the new keynesians and don't want to take on a critique. what's missing about it well when are they going to put power into the story when are they going to put unions where are they going to put minimum wages deeply into the story so that really explains how the economy works but i really like your take on that now. crudely wrote in a separate post about the whole flim flam thing made that you know brought up the argument is this and i want to read you a quote a fairly desperate attempt to claim that the great recession and its aftermath somehow proved that joan robison

he was pronounced dead a day later. thomas grover has a collection of videos like this. the department of justice said a culture of airgression exists at the department. >> came as no surprise to grover who served on the force for eight years before becoming a civil rights lawyer. >> you had this sort of hyper militarization, both in the form of conduct and in armament that is not really consistent with policing. >> the city and the government are in a long negotiation on reform. both the may ors office and the police department declined to be interviewed. there is skepticism several damning reports and pledges of change have come and gone in albuquerque over the years. the rating killing only increased. the police officials have been accused of excessive force and resisting change. the protesters say they will ensure this opportunity is not missed and that they will march until there is justice t al jazeera, albuquerque new mexico. >> reports of live anthrax at the center of disease control. samples were sent to a lab and with very few safeguards currently in place, 84

up court and by the way another place where we're seeing it suddenly this discussion was a couple of about thomas piketty picotee has done a fantastic job about inequality putting the facts on the table but now from the left from the right you get the financial times saying the data is wrong with that focus that product they're trying to reinhart and rogoff they could do it it's not going to work because he's a damn good empirical economist but he's theoretical story is weak and that because it's a new keynesian and that's where the new keynesians and don't want to take on a critique what's missing about it well when are they going to put power into the story when are they going to put unions where are they going to put the minimum wage is deeply into the story so that really explains how the economy works but i'd really like your take on that now. crudely wrote in a separate post about the whole flim flam thing made that you know brought up the argument is this and i want to read you a quote a fairly desperate attempt to claim that the great recession and its aftermath somehow proved that john r

. >> i am thomas drayton, a rebel advance on baghdad stalls. we will giet the latest on the violence in iraq and the movement on the ground in baghdad. retaliation in eastern ukraine. army air strikes are hitting back after pro-pro-russian fighters shoot down a transport plane. israel's army searching for three teenagers including an american who may have been kidnapped. >> and more state ahead on al jazeera america. >> i am lisa flechaer. you are in the stream. today, what you wash your face with may be contaminating the country's water and fish. why one state has banned products with micro beads piling up by the billions in the great lakes. how consumer pressure led one of the largest producers to abandoned a controversial practice that will confines pregnant pigs their entire lives. >> air pollution does more than damage hearts and hundreds. it has real impact. we discuss a new study that could link autism and skits phren i can't to toxic air particles.

french economist thomas piketty joins us on a first on cnbc interview. re. did you have any idea when you wrote 700-page book about economics that you would spark such a debate? >> well, you know, i tried to write the whole book on the income and wealth economy over 20 centuries and so it could be read by your broad international audience. it's not a story about numbers. it's about the social groups disputing having always a very complicated conversation about a distribution of income and whether it's political history, control, social history. you know, yeah, i tried to make it readable to a broad audience. >> the research was over a number of years, though? i was thinking what a perfect time to strike with where we are in this case of income in equality. you weren't able to write it, pound it out in six months. >> no. >> it took years and years and years? >> yes. that was the plan. this comes from a collective research program where we have been putting together historical data on income for more than 10 years. over 20 people over many different countri

a smart, good he'll? -- deal? of me, creating the city london around where this bloomberg office sits thomas creating a dominant positionn terms of trading. it is becoming a tour de force. >> they all want to be at the center of this offshore chinese currency trading. yuan% of all chinese transactions are done right here in the u.k. we are expecting an announcement that the china construction bank will be announced as a clearing bank come a facilitating the buying and selling to transact business back home in china. firstthe ability to be and the strongest in terms of that financial position. bp, could bear, shell. >> the latest on that chinese visit. up next, it is the first letter you learn in school. it is a feature of the technology sector. more on the sharing economy coming up after the break. ♪ >> i am anna edwards in london. this is "on the move." here is a stock that is on the move. it is whitbread, the owner of a hotel and coffee chain here in the u k called costa coffee. it is up after it reported numbers for the first quarter. like for like sales beating estimates. as a result, that stock is moving higher. de

so it's a difference between what i call edmund burke, a conservative, i would even call thomas paine a conservative. people might disagree with my analysis of thomas paine but they seem to be people how they want to change more than exactly that they disagreed on what ought to be done. and so since i've quoted these people so much during my political career, i want to study them in depth, and i've never done that. >> what are you reading this summer? tell us what is on your summer reading list. tweet us at booktv, poste post o our facebook page, or send us an e-mail, booktv at c-span.org. .. so please hold your questions until the hand. at inclusion of this session, lilly will be an exciting area and have her autograph one of her books. out of respect for the author is anyone else here, please turn off your cell phone to get started. so this is lily koppel. she actually joined me in escaping the polar vortex of new york city. so we are a super excited to be in tucson this weekend. she's a best-selling author of the red letter diary became added to decimate as well as "the astronaut w

whether seventy five of this new class action lawsuit really a buffer of protection for people with their own rights or if it's remarkable thomas you're doing god's work you're doing incredible stuff and cliff you and your community have so much courage i'm so impressed by what you do and i wish you all both a very very thanks thanks for joining us a favor just coming up if you're looking for an answer as to why house majority leader eric cantor lost his primary election to a little known college professor named rap look no further than the coke to put explain in tonight's daily to. well. it's technology innovation all the use developments from around russia. the future covered. this was in the washington well it's a missile that is being suggested in the latest numbers of the. candidates for the prophecy of war and issues actually back to a new doesn't do too much for ad revenue my own tech agriculture giant teeth on a seventy six year old american farmer based in india fallout do you think this is going to create for the cia do you think this is what's triggering a race america's the largest economy in the world it's also the

relationship with a student is out of jail and his bail is posted by the same person who got him locked up. his wife. courtney weeks saw inappropriate twitter messages between her husband thomas a student. she was so upset she took the phone to the police department. the history teacher was then arrested on child seduction charges. she tries to explain why she bailed him out. >> people make mistake. i knew he was under the influence at the time. i really don't know -- i can't even describe my feelings and i know i'm being judged for that by people in the community, but, you know, i can't say that i didn't love him still. >> weeks says she has removed her children from their home and also says she notified authorities of another educator to look into but says that person has not yet been arrest arrested. >>> innocent man punched in the face. still ahead police say this horrible crime happened just for kicks. but why the victim tells us he knows it's not personal. >> and it was a fantastic father's day forecast. 82 was the high temperature here in philadelphia. the normal is 83. first 90-degree day of the year and a mini heat wave headed our way. your seven day forecast is next

. >> a great memory for her and everybody else, and the autograph will be fun when they sign the book. >> boom, done. this is "early today," and "way too early" starts right now with thomass. >> there's a lot of hype how california chrome was allowed to win the triple crown, and after he loss, it was a tense ride home for the jockey, victor. take a look. ♪ whenever you call my name >> let me know if i'm going too fast for you. i know you're used to a slower pace. belmont stakes, you belmont suck. >> all right, the horse's co-owner continues to's crow after rapts following the loss of his horse, california chrome. >>> new details of the millers, how they were too extreme for bundy, and all the hard choices made by hillary clinton, her book coming out that details the couple's financial hard times. this is "way too early." >>> hey, there, everybody. i'm thomas roberts, it's tuesday, june 10. welcome to "way too early" that loves a rags to riches story especially from first presidents and ladies. they had a lot of debt when they left that white house, but how they overcame that. the va out with an audit with 700 centers highlighting the problem of the department. this repor

. >>> good saturday morning, everybody, i'm garvin thomas. a live look out downtown san jose saturday morning. the question on everybody's mind, though, is what is the weather like this weekend? we have a look at the forecast. >> good morning to you at home, we're starting out in the 60s so if you wanted an early morning bike ride or jog or walk the dog, just perfection out there right now, and you get the best air quality at this time of day. here's the weather story of your weekend. warm today, and then downright hot tomorrow. temperatures are going to climb from five to ten degrees between today and tomorrow. it will be very, very warm. there's a little onshore flow, but not enough to keep you cool. tomorrow, trading the low 80s for the 90s. the peninsula at 68 degrees, comfortable temperatures on the east shore, pleasant today, and the weather story of the weekend is temperatures will climb, but not as high as where we head monday. and throughout next week, nice and hot. we'll talk more about this and big events in the bay area as we go thr