much and if any of you out there have a question for our experts, all you have to do is send us an e-mailwer them every week here on the show. the address is your business at msnbc.com. thanks so much for joining us today. the lessons don't end here we have a lot more on our website, open forum.com/your business. you will find all of today's segments plus more videos to help your business grow. you can also follow us on twitter, at msnbc your biz and on facebook and instagram, too. next week we roll up our sleeves for a special show where we help a viewer with a glen ling happened bag business targeted toward people with diabetes. see how our makeover team solves big problems like lowering the cost of manufacturing so this small business has a chance of turning a profit. >> oh. very nice. >> and the total cost? >> the total cost -- >> to put it together. only put it together around $47. >> wow. >> and the material should cost no more than about $7 or $8. >> total? >> yes. >> everything? >> yeah. >> oh i could love him. >> till then i'm jj ram berk and remember, we make your business our b

send us an e-mail.ourbusiness@msnbc.com. include a summary of what your company does how much ire trying to raise and what you intend to do with that money. we look forward to reading the pitches and seeing some of you here on the show. >>> it's time now to answer some of your business questions. rod and alicia are back with us. the first is about deciding how to grow your business. >> being a small business starting to grow i have been doing everything and i know that some parts of my business i need to stop doing, and i need to discern which parts of my business are scaleable. so my question is how do i make that decision? >> all right. alicia you are often of thethe first outside money into a company and so you probably see this problem all of the time. >> all of the time. it's hard to transition from being a jack-of-all-trades to being a manager. the two bits of advice i give what makes you happiest in the company. if you're able to direct your time more towards that and hire someone that takes on t

send us an e-mail. tweet us post on our wall. >> host: john grisham, what are you doing in new york city? >> guest: it happens every year. hanging out. last year had a lot of fun. out on stage for about an hour here. we could have we could have gone for three hours. a lot of fun, really funny. four four years ago i did the breakfast show speech with john stewart which was terrifying to be on stage with john stewart. one year in chicago years ago and my 1st in miami 22 years ago. i love the energetic excitement. >> host: what do you think about the future of the publishing world? >> guest: it's going to be here. i don't know what shape it will be an. people will never stop reading or buying books. so it is in pretty good shape. to have been through you know the last 15 years we have lost 6,000 bookstores that's a lot of bookstores. i was in france two months ago and france has the same number bookstores we do. we have five times the population. we have lost so many great bookstores. that's difficult, not

on facebook at facebook.com/cease and or you can send us -- facebook.com/c-span or you can send us an e-mailcan you tell us a little bit more about the so-called teams conducting these tests and what they do? guest: yes, when i was inspector general, i had teams and these are typically auditors. not criminal investigators but auditors. that may be an -- a little unusual for your viewers to hear. auditors are typically thought of financial types to look to make sure the money has been proper and there are those kinds of auditors and officers. but there are also what i call program auditors which is to save these are people who are experts in examining things. assessing how well or how poorly programs work. these are men and women trained in security folder abilities in artful ways to conceal guns, knives explosives, and they went out to a certain number of airports, concealed these devices in innovative ways, and the charge was to see just how easily it would be to state these weapons past screeners. host: you mentioned that the head of homeland security has ordered changes in operating proce

mark knapp send us an e-mail telling us what kind of families live there we'd appreciate it. >> commissioner there is a motion and a second to approve that commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner moore. >> with the provision that there will be some further discussion between staff and the details materials. >> i believe that is part of the conditions. >> >> a with regard to the sdwnl the proposal eliminate the housing for pacific heights neighborhood for the value of the existence structure is $3.7 million where the special affordability it $1.5 million based on the appraisal the zoning administrator and the administratively approved the don't guess. >> regarding the new construction they're concerned with the newly constructed building reduces the light and air based on the plan and proposal the proposed building pardon me based on the plans the proposed building the dr requesters matched the design guidelines the lightwell are on a in 3 parts of plans in our packet the second concern is the capability with the neighborhood of the proposed building with the neighborhood r

if you have a story for tony or us, call our tip line or end us an e-mail. >>> he has not heard the last from me. monday night when i came home -- >> the mother of a hit-and-run victim says she will not back down. i'm jodi hernandez in anitioach. >> back in court, the battle over robin williams estate. the issues that have his widow and children still divided. >>> good afternoon, we had showers picking up .03 of an inch and now we're tracking the possibilities of more rain. we'll have more details on when it could happen in the full forecast. >>> at 6:00 when school lets out for the summer some teenagers can get into trouble. a city in the south bay has a solution. keeping kids onccupied and off of the street. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> a new twist in the battle over speed bumps in antioch. speed bumps that a mother installed hergs are now gone. she put them in after a driver ran down her son. jodi hernandez talked to both sides today and what h

you can also send us an e-mail to the unit apt nbc obamacare.com. >> anthony slaughter joining us now talking about a major warm up for this week. >> it's going to be hot tuesday and wednesday. tomorrow will be that tran is significance nl day, today was very nice outside. we had some showers pop up across the sierra and a few lightning strikes as well kind of what we saw yesterday but not as many. temperatures are beginning to cool as well, 68 degrees in san francisco but nice and comfortable in san jose. let's take you on into the south bay and show you what it's looking like. you can see lots of blue sky, high, thin clouds and these high thin clouds are going to be with us again for tomorrow to start the day and end the day and really it's going to be mice and sunny the next couple of days. you will notice the temperature trend for tomorrow does bring temperatures up a little bit. san francisco only 68 degrees for your high temperature tomorrow, the south bay at 82 85 for the north bay and then the tri-valley temperatures will be really warm that's going to be our warmest, 91 degre

if it's easier just send us an e-mail. >>> in today's world there seems to be an app or a website that helps you can everything from falling asleep quicker. but which ones will actually deliver in making your entrepreneurial life easier? we will give you some of the small biz tools our viewers swear by. >> a big part of our business is shipping products and we use endicia to quickly and efficiency. efficiency. it imports your orders and shipping information. we have been using it for almost ten years and for us it's by far the best situation. >> i use moldiv. it helps me put together pictures and i use it pretty much every day. >> one of my favorite apps is to doist. it works on phone, it works on e-mail. it's something that helps keep me on track with my to do list. >> this is an amazing app and tool for e-mail management. one thing that my clients struggle with most is e-mail. it will automatically sort. it has a label called sane use letters. and then it will have people you e-mail frequently. i save about four hours a week. it keeps you focused on important e-mails and puts the oth

use an app. moldiv. it helps me focus. i use it every day pretty much. >> one of my favorite apps to use is todoist. it works on the phone, e-mail something that helps absolutely keep me on track with my to do list. >> samebox is an amazing app and resource management tool. it automatically sorts. it has a label called same news letters. it puts all the news letters in the same file. there's a sane later. people you e-mail frequently it puts in your inbox. i saver about four hours a week from checking e-mail when i use it. it seeps you focused. it puts the other e-mails in folders you can check later. >> one of the apps i absolutely love is podio. it's a project management system. it has the ability to be reconfigured and built for your specific purposes. i have different work spaces. different work spaces for projects. for internal applications such as my finances my sales. within each work space, there are customizable apps. i can build a project management system that works for me and the way i want it to work. rather than just how it's preboxed. >>> do you leave your business from the top down with the old command and contro

send us an e-mail to booktv it's c-span.org tweet us, @booktv, or post on our wall, facebook.com/booktv. >> well, 21 years ago i wrote a piece in the city journal that was titled "the knife went in," and it referred to a curious phenomenon that i'd noticed in the prison in which i worked. and that was that virtually all murderers who stabbed someone to death said of the relevant moment "the knife went in." and i thought that this was a curious way of describing what had happened -- [laughter] implying, as it did, that the knife had a volition of its own. [laughter] and that it was a knife that -- it was the knife that guided the hand rather than the hand that guided the knife. and my wife said, my wife thought -- who is also a doctor -- thought that i was exaggerating. and, of course i absolutely never exaggerate. [laughter] but one day she was in her clinic, and she had a patient and it was a lady, and she said -- she asked about her husband, and she said "the knife went in." and she realized that i hadn't been exaggerating. now, this way of putting it is significant, at least i though

if you have a tip for tony or anyone else in the unit give us a call or send us an e-mail directly tonit. >>> let's check in with jeff ranieri. any chance of rain in the next couple days? >> well, it does look like the possibility of thunderstorms especially by the upcoming weekend, all having to do with hurricane andres in the pacific. we're not expecting a u.s. or mexico landfall with this storm system but some of the moisture associated with it could bring us thunderstorms. you'll get a preview of that in the scrolling seven-day forecast. take you outside on the sky camera network right now. the fog is already back into san francisco, running at full strength. areas of drizzle for the golden gate bridge also downtown. that will mean another morning in the south bay with low clouds and 55 degrees. so you might need the windshield wipers again. but as we get a look at the microclimate forecast once we hit the noon hour we should begin to clear out. we'll likely push up to 80 degrees in morgan hill. the peninsula is going to be the spot tomorrow. when you have a two to 3,000 foot mari

into the state department said it can't find us an e-mail from former secretary of state e- mails ashives. all apart of 15 e-mails that hindered over 50-foot boat loads of e-mails. it was a 2012 attack, diplomat. they also provide correspondence to the correspondent. most of the submissions match except for the 15 missing e- mails. the subject of those are not relevant to the attack. meantime the sources tell us that chris christie has finally decided to run for president. the governor will announce his intentions to run for the intentions. he's expected to enter the white house race while in his hometown of livingston new jersey. as a break. we will be right back. we're waiting about 10 plus minutes away. we are waiting to see if this will be one of those decisions. we look alike had a live look here. traffic thickens up. we are back in happening today. the wish heard round the world. that film premieres on wednesday night. it documents of the that special day when it was transformed into gotham city for a young cancer patient. they want to be a superhero friday. it also shows the s

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send us an e-mail to booktv@c-span.org, tweet us @booktv or post on our wall facebook.com/booktv. >> booktv is on twitter and facebook and we want to hear from you. tweet us twitter.com booktv, or post a comment on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. spent the next steven weinberg talks about the history of modern science and the challenges faced at those who shaped it. professor weinberg spoke at bookpeople bookstore in austin texas. >> thank you jim. i'd like to start by explaining how i came to write this and why i came to write this. and to that purpose i'll read from, initial part of the preface. i'm a physicist not a historian but over the years i've become increasingly fascinated by the history of science. my own handwriting is touch on history, it's been mostly the modern history of physics and astronomy, roughly from the late 19th century to the present. although in this era we learned many new things. the goals and since the physical size have not materially changed. the physicist of 1900 were somehow taught today's standard model of cosmology or of elementary particle p

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send us an e-mail to booktv@c-span.org, tweet us @booktv or post on our wall facebook.com/booktv. >> booktv is on twitter and facebook and we want to hear from you. tweet us twitter.com booktv, or post a comment on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. spent the next steven weinberg talks about the history of modern science and the challenges faced at those who shaped it. professor weinberg spoke at bookpeople bookstore in austin

>> send your comment to us on facebook twit are or send us an e-mail and we'll share those comments latere show. >>> buyer beware. apple is recalling hundreds of thousands of items that can catch fire. lauren is here to explain. >> apple is recalling more than 220,00 those expensive but popular beats speakers because some of the batteries can overheat. >>> happy hour attack ka bell a new taco bell in the new hipster neighborhood will serve booze, wine and alcohol and mixed alcohol freezes when it opens this summer. drinking will be restricted inside the restaurant and a new cup will distinguish between nonalcohol and alcohol beverages. taco bell working to attract for millennials millennials. >>> after 56 years bash bee is kicking off her heels and she can wear flats finally. mattel's new barbie has adjustable ankles so she can pick flats or heels. the fashion nita line is already ready for purchase. what should we pick ladies? >>> thank you so much lauren. to find the fox business network log on to fox business.com/channel finder. >>> 4,000 illegal criminals were just let go some called

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. >> send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> the acting head of the tsa has been demoted after an investigation found security failures at dozens of the nation's busiest airports. here's nbc's tom costello with the astonishing fail rate. >> reporter: this morning, the acting head of the tsa is out. melvin carraway an 11-year veteran of the agency who took over as acting administerner january, immediately reassigned to another area within the department of homeland security. the move comes after a humiliating internal investigation from homeland security found the tsa checkpoint screeners failed to detect mock explosives weapons, and other contraband in an overwhelming majority of tests carried out by undercover agents. the tests were conducted by homeland security red teams, charged with probing tsa checkpoints nationwide. nbc news has confirmed that tsa screening officers failed to detect smuggled weapons in 67 out of 70 attempts. a 95% failure rate. in one case an alarm sounded on a mag menetometermagnetometer but even during a pat-down the officer failed to find a fake explo

if you have a tip, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail dlekt directly to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> the arrest of former 49ers player ray mcdonald, information from court documents specifically that restraining order that was filed against him. his ex-fiance and the mother of his son claimed she filed the order. in legal papers she said mcdonald was drunk when he broke down the door at 3:00 in the morning. she also claims that mcdonald got physical as he was holding their baby. his attorney disputed the claims saying a witness will show there was no physical contact and no broken door. >>> this just in to the newsroom. president obama has just signed the nsa phone records program. this renews the controversial law that just expired. the president called the legislation an important part of tool to help national security. the program was allowed to expire last week after a report found it didn't lead to any major terror plot leads. earlier this afternoon, the senate did move forward and approve the bill. >>> it's not just soccer it's bms of dollars and one of the

or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >>> another step in the road to recovery for tracey morgan. this morning on the "today" show, he'll be speaking for the first time since the accident that almost killed him. matt lauer will speak to him. >> it was a horrific crash. they were flipped after being slammed by a walmart tractor trailer. one man was killed. morgan has undergone physical therapy. morgan reached an undisclosed settlement with walmart last week, inshoei ing in -- issuing that walmart did right by my family and friends families. the company adding, we're deeply sorry that one of our trucks was involved. following that announcement, i spoke to morgan's attorney about the settlement. >> there was money involved, because that's the only thing that we can use to compensate people who are very injured. you know that tracy was close to death. >> later this morning on "today," tracey morgan will join me live in studio 1a for his first interview since the accident. for "today," i'm matt lauer. >> a lot of people pulling for tracey morgan. >>> here's a look at the storie

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. >>> some of the best stories come from our tip line, you can send us an e-mail as well to the unit.te forecast now. a live look outside of san francisco. the clouds giving way a little bit there. we are investigating this morning how high those temperatures are going to reach for the weekend. >> you may not want to know, after all, says kari hall. >> this morning we start out with nice, mild weather. yeah, this afternoon a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. tomorrow, much warmer. i'm thinking it's going to reach into the triple digits for parts of the tri-valley and the rest of us will feel the heat as well. looking at peninsula right now, it's 55 degrees. you can see the sunrise in the east bay, 57 degrees. nice and cool now. heading into 70s across the bay area. east bay 76 degrees. as we get a look at tri-valley, wow, 92 degrees today. warm and sunny, north bay 90 degrees. and the south bay today reaching 87 degrees. so prepare for a warm day. and tomorrow it jumps another ten degrees. i'll talk more about that coming up in the microclimate forecast. let's see how the roads

you can also post on our facebook or send us an e-mail.uncement coming this afternoon in miami. it will be live on the c-span networks on c-span3 and also on c-span.org, c-span radio beginning at 3:00 p.m. eastern this afternoon. here's how it looks in the local miami paper. jeb's big day is the headline above the banner. he is set to make his run official. the tallahassee democrat to announce his candidacy. they write t

or you can send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org. here is just ellen -- janet yellen, speaking about why interest rates are not ready to rise. [video clip] janet yellen: since the committee last met in mid april job gains have picked up and labor market conditions have improved somewhat further. inflation has continued to run below long-term objectioves. the committee continues to judge that the first increase in the federal funds rate will be appropriate when it has seen further improvement in the labor market and is confident that inflation will move back. at the end of the meeting today, the committee concluded that the conditions have not yet been achieved. it remains the case that the committee will determine the timing of the initial increase on a meeting by meeting basis. depending on the assessment of the economic information, and specifications for the economic outlook. let me emphasize that the initial increase should not be overstated. the staff on monetary policy will likely remain highly accommodative for quite some time

or find us on facebook or send us an e-mail.e answering top questions, kensho questions later in the week. a big week on "fast money." options traders were also focused on oracle as well today. mike kuo is in boston with tonight's option action. hi, mike. >> so it seems that the options traders are going along with kensho. there was about two times the average daily volume there. and the bulls outnumbered the bears about 2-1 in the most active options, with a weekly 45 1/2 calls, over 7,000 of those traded for about 50 cents. so they were making bullish bets that the stock would be above 46 by the end of the week. and that actually is less expensive than you would normally have options going into earnings. so i think if you want to make a bullish bet that's probably the best way to play it. >> thank you very much for the advice, mike. for more options action check out the full show, of course, at 5:30 p.m. eastern on fridays. coming up on "mad money" tonight, cramer's got two hot exclusives with the ceo of horizon. i had no idea

e-mails that should have been done. >> it has happened to so many of us, sending an e-mail to the rompers and or sending wrong informationton of people. the inter-webs can now rejoice as google formally introduces its undo send option. it can save a lot of people their jobs or their money. over theder to's -- past several years, tens of thousands of college hopefuls have gone e-mails of acceptance followed only by e-mails of apology. two thousandts in nine got congratulatory lines from uc san diego only to be told it was a goof from a so-called administrative error. in the pharmaceutical industry, taking two of these will not make those e-mail headaches go away. the999, one called antiseizure drugs the snake oil of the 20 century. settled thatts showed patients had a risk three times higher than reported of heart disease. imo said the data should not see the light of day to anyone outside. and of course, there are e-mail errors in the finance field here and one contractor for goldman sachs sent an e-mail to a gmail.com account as opposed to a gs.com account. they did block access to the informationrevent -- this year, pe

an is experienced team. in the newsroom, news channel 8. kellye: do you a problem that 7 on your side should check out for you? let us know. send an e-mail to tips @ wjla.com or call the hotline. coming up on saturday news extra, historic army regiment continues to make history. how the old guard is breaking new ground with its new commander. and devon back kellye: more sunshine on the way tomorrow. we'll take it. devon: where has that been all week? kellye: we have been missing it. i have the least. devon: a lot of people have. a lot more on sunday. once the sun is out this time of get the heat to come back quickly. show you this, a great sunday with mild temperatures. near 80 degrees. humidity way down. highs saturday lower to mid 70's. 85. quickly temperatures on the drop tonight. real time temps already 60's. 50's in some spots. winchester really dry air. weak cold front that kale kim came lieu. more storms eastern shore during saturday. wider view and into the forecast over the next two days, the front went through. a beautiful sunday, lots of sunshine. mild weather. temps rising, 60's, 70's. into monday, southwest winds. sure enoug

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if you want to send us an e-mail, e-mail journal@c-span.org.ric clinton laid out some ideals she was like to see when it comes to the voting process. the story in the wall street journal highlight some of those. one of those is that everyone will be registered to vote when they turn 18. the front runner for the democratic residential nomination also encouraged expanding early voting, called congress said reinstate part of the voting rights act shutdown in 2013, and said that felons who have served their sentences should have voting rights restored. those proposal getting some responses. if you watched or listened the sunday shows, including the star at a new jersey, ever chris christie responding, saying the headline attacks clinton on voting rights. he said she does not know what she is talking about when it comes to voting rights. here's a little bit of governor christie yesterday. [video clip] >> she does not know what she is talking about. a new jersey, we have early voting. i do not want to expand and increase the opportunity for fraud. ma

us. send me an e-mail or go to our website. a. reporter: he also urged people to extend sympathy to the family of ruth. as he put it, they have been swept into a whirlwind of an abyss. this on a day when we learned that the father and the uncle were among those who called in to police and positively identified them. >> thank you. lou: four months ago president obama more than suggested that terrorism wasn't as serious as some claimed. >> what is the famous saying about local newscast two you know, if it bleeds, it leads. you know, that is what folks watch. all about ratings. and the problems of terrorism and dysfunction and chaos that is the equivalent when it comes to covering international affairs. lou: the state department reporting today that the number of terrorist attacks worldwide have shot up dramatically. the president today did not offer common. >> the number rose by 35% last year that the number of the fatalities surged by 81%. and that the territories in syria and iraq last year. the report did not address this in yeme

some from as far away as portland, oregon an workshop about safety and knowing what the your rights are. >> most of us have sent an e-mailr regretted. now google making it he's whyer to avoid the mistake. mount view base company today announce its making unsending messages easier users need to click on the gear icon and select settings. ook for the general ta and undo send feature. you can have the option to undo the message. they announce free music streaming service play music available on theeb and as mobile app and supported and as mobile app and supported. >> one last check on the weathe let's get to sandhya. >> hi am machlt let's look at live doppler 7hd right now and the look of fog here in the bay area. we are going to be tracking some more severe weather but this time t in the midwest or northeast. it is down across the gulf cot states where they see thunderstorms 92 in new orleans thunderstorms 92 in new orleans. 94 atlta. up towards boston new york it's sunny mid 's around new york. thunderstorms possibility around denver. 88 degrees 79 in seattle. and it is hot in the desert south west that incles of course p

if you are an independent, the number to call it was (202) 745-8002. send us a tweet at @cspanwj. you can send us an e-mailr join us on our facebook page facebook.com/cspan. good morning to you on the sunday, june 7. we will go to your calls in just a moment and what if anything needs to be changed. first, some headlines. the president is in germany's desert and will return to washington tomorrow, following his speech yesterday delivering the eulogy for neaubeau biden. this headline from "the new york times" showing that a majority of americans are in favor of campaign financing. we were joined by someone on "washington journal" about why this issue is important to him. [video clip] >> the whole idea of a republican republic or democracy is that this is government of the people that is supposed to serve the people. it is an overused quote, but completely correct. does right -- right now, there is no doubt that our congress is first and foremost answering to the special interest demand. do not get anything if it is not something that are interested in. we do not get any attention unless it is a small issue

an already overloaded system. i'm steven stock, nbc, bay area news. >> if you have a tip for our invetin investigative unit call us or send an e-mail. >>> still to come, advance to go and collect a world record. we will take a look at the giant effort to create the largest monopoly board on the planet. right here in the bay area. rs . >>> the world's largest monopoly board might just be right here in the bay area. you're looking at it. check out this huge game board. a teen built this 3700 square foot board to honor the third anniversary of the crock center begins world records has set to serve this as the greatest but they are confident it will shatter the old record which they believe is 2400 square feet. it would wipe that way out of here. the game willing on display for a few more days then the wood will be recycled by the croc center and use the for other projects. . >>> the latest numbers show success, thousands of animals went home with permanent owners. 72 of the 89 participating shelters say about 2500 cats and 1600 dogs have been adopted. the grand total, 4,179 animals. every year matty's fund sponsors a big event for people to adopt pets f

gmail added an unsend button and we have a look at some of the famous e-mails that really really should have been undone. >> it has happened to so many of us the vonn person or sending the wrong info two tons of people. but the inter-webs can now rejoice since google has formally kicked off its undo send option that could save people their jobs or money. it is much harder to send ms mail mistake -- a mass mail mistake than e-mail mistake. in one of the biggest blunders in 2009, 20 8000 students got these congratulatory e-mails from uc san diego only to be told it was a group of the administrative ever. in the pharmaceutical industry taking two of these were not make this e-mail headaches go away. back in 1999, when pfizer exec called a caesar drug this think oil of the century. -- an anti-seizure drug the black oil of the century. the gasquet e-mail said that data should not see the light of day to anyone. of course, there are e-mail errors in the finance field. one contractor for goldman sachs says an e-mail -- send anyone to a gmail.com account as opposed to ags.com account. there wasn't an undue send button but they did block access to

week on our social media pages on twitter, we do have a facebook page, and if you want to send us an e-mail on your thoughts as well, you can do so. many of the papers talking about that data breach that took place within the federal government. for million federal workers might be affected by it. this is the cover from the usa saying that includes credit card data, banking records, and other forms of financial information that could have been stolen in the attack, affecting people across the spectrum of the federal government. according to the office of personnel management, which conduct background checks for security clearances among other responsibilities, it said no to find effective workers, there has been reported yet unconcerned -- so perhaps the losses more than just 4 million federal employees. again, that is one of the stories that just broke overnight yesterday and into today. there are others you may want to categorize this as most important story of the week are perhaps the least important, at least to you. if you want to give us a call on your thoughts on what stories are mos

or send us an e-mail journal@c-span.org.s anything else on the affordable care act on the horizon? guest: cries there will be a fault, i believe on various other aspects like an independent body that tries to keep health care costs under control if they go too far. i think the idea of the subsidies and exchanges is pretty secure. that is important. i think it will allow the health care system to focus on what is important now which is improving the quality of care, making sure it is high-quality, taking out bad actors and make them improve, and also keep cost under control. that is changing the way we deliver care and focuses in on keeping people healthy. i hope the big legal cases which are really a distraction are put aside, and we can focus on these other important issues. they are imported for education. health care important for education? if we can keep see costs down, that gives states more cash flow for other things like education. host: before we get to calls the commons, when to go back to the of limitation and deb

you can also post on our facebook or send us an e-mail. that announcement coming this afternoon in miami. it will be live on the c-span networks on c-span3 and also on c-span.org, c-span radio beginning at 3:00 p.m. eastern this afternoon. here's how it looks in the local miami paper. jeb's big day is the headline above the banner. he is set to make his run official. the tallahassee democrat to announce his candidacy. they write that his name is jeb. he is the former governor of florida. he will more than likely want your vote. miami was the site where senator marco rubio announced his candidacy for president in april. how it is being reported this morning in usa today. the headline is jeb is ready to take the plunge. they write that more than a dozen years after his last political race, bush faces questions from conservatives about his commitment to their cause. the list of complaints includes his support for common core education standards and new immigration rules in a party that often nominates governors. bush will face many opponents

(202) 748-8002 can also join the conversation on twitter at http://twitter.com/cspanwj or send us an e-mailrnal@c-span.org. we will get your thoughts in just a minute. independent senator from vermont has launched a presidential bid and thousands are showing up. he is surging in the polls. 5000 people came to hear bernie sanders speak in denver and thousands of other events across the country. he is done to by the large crowds that are showing up for him. it is becoming a bigger problem for his opponent hillary clinton . this has endorsed senator sanders. what do you make of his for the white house? is he gaining momentum? what do you like about what he is saying? do you plan to vote for him? the center launched his campaign in vermont. he has been crisscrossing the country since then. here he is at a town hall in denver on saturday where this showed up. [video clip] bernie sanders: there is something wrong but when 99% of new income create a the top 1%. there is something profoundly wrong when we have seen a proliferation of millionaires and billionaires and at the same time millions of am

and if you want, you can send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org. the front page of "the new york times" -- it features a story of what the state is doing in light of the decision. governor bobby jindal administration says louisiana will not recognize gay marriage yet, but says that the agencies will have no decision but comply , even though we disagree with the and believe it was wrongly decided, and has nothing to do with the constitution. as of this morning's paper, the tyjindal administration says that they will not recognize gay marriage until a lower court rules on the topic. from "the washington post" -- in addition to louisiana mississippi said that they needed a lower court's permission to proceed. again, that is some of the reaction on the state level. you saw earlier that the white house, last night, in response to the decision made by the supreme court featured rainbow lights on the front of the white house. it was earlier yesterday that president obama took time in the rose garden to comment on the decision by the supreme court. here is

was talking able talking about secretary of state condoleezza rice's e-mails and you were testifying your understanding was she used an official account to do e-mails although you had not ever seen one of those e-mails from her on that account or any other. my information is that secretary rice has not disclosed whether she used a personal e-mail account for official business. she has not disclosed whether she used a private e-mail account for official business and ms. barr, can you confirm or deny? do you know either way on that question? it's a yes or no. i have to hurry, yes or no? do you know? >> secretary rice told us that she did not use personal e-mail for official business. >> well, i'm going to invite my dear friend from south carolina who i know is looking into the question of e-mails of secretaries of state to really devil delve into whether secretary condoleezza rice used private e-mail a accounts for personal business. >> recognize the gentleman from south carolina. >> ms. barr you previously testified that the former secretaries e-mail arrangement with herself was not acceptable. those were the words you

you can go to facebook.com/c-span or send us an e-mail journal@c-span.org. this is the washington times story about the court case yesterday trading sharp words. a deeply divided supreme court upheld the use of the drug yesterday even as two dissenting justices said for the first time they think it is highly likely the death penalty itself is unconstitutional. dan, what do you think? caller: good morning, greta. my view on the death penalty is i do support it under limited circumstances and i believe the threshold should be higher than beyond a reasonable doubt. there are many cases of people should only receive life but there are some cases where there is no doubt about it in the crime so heinous that the death penalty should remain a punishment. host: what do you think about the tragedy in charleston, south carolina? the governor of south carolina nikki haley said yesterday that the accused shooter absolutely deserves the death penalty. it was pure hate. that is the headline. caller: i agree with nikki haley. it is clearly a case that he did it. he took ni

send us an e-mail. journal@c-span.org. phone lines are open. "the washington post" with the headline, more time slot for trade legislation. president obama and house speaker john boehner spoke by phone as they tried to find a path success. according to senior aides, the first call was to abandon a second vote tuesday on a piece of legislation that must also pass for the entire package to advance to obama's desk. given the grim outcome, they stood no chance for turning nearly 100 votes in four days. instead, john boehner decided to impose a temporary ruled that if approved today will allow him until july 30 to bring us to trade debate at anytime for a do over. here is what the white house spokesperson had to say about this debate in congress. [video clip] >> the longer this process plays out, the harder it is to build bipartisan support. we believe that we have some momentum. in the last several weeks we have seen both tpa and taa passed with bipartisan support in the senate. we saw them do something we thought was not possible, which is to buil

you can also send us a tweet or find us on facebook, facebook.com/cspan, or send us an e-mail, journal-span.org. in first major speech, candidate thousand two spread prosperity. here is what hillary clinton had to say yesterday on income inequality. [video clip] mrs. clinton: you see corporations making record profits with ceos making becker pay, but your paychecks have barely barged, -- barely budged. you see the top 25 hedge fund managers making more than all of americas kindergarten teachers combined and often paying a lower tax rate. you have to wonder. when does my hard work pay off? when does my family get ahead? when? i say now. [cheering] prosperity can't be just for ceos and hedge fund managers. democracy can't be just for billionaires and corporations. prosperity and democracy are part of your basic bargain too. you brought our country back, now it is our time, your time, to secure the gains and move ahead. you know what? america can't succeed unless you succeed. [applause] that is why i am running for president of the united states. [cheering] [applause] host: hillary clinto

us know. send me an e-mail right away if you get a question in. >> i will. >>> shocking video from a helmet camhis? this is the most amazing video the whole week. this is a skier falling, not just to a regular hole there. no the horrifying drop and his dramatic rescue against all odds. >>> plus men can take a blue pill when they are in the mood. why can't women get the pink pill? our panel will take on the fda fight over whether to let female viagra into pharmacies. something debated earlier today by the fda. >> the apparent insistence that female sexual dysfunction has neither a place nor remedy on the same shelves as male dysfunction reminds us there is yet another arena where women are voiceless. ltiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse spray or gel so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. ... ... >>> things are going to heat up real fast. panel of fda experts debating the drug described as viagra for women. it's facing an uphill battle for approval. let's bring in our

employees wouldn't talk on camera but some told us they got the word in an e-mail from the ceo. the complete list of store closures won't be released for a few months and 250 corporate layoffs will be spread throughout gap offices in north america. >> their physical footprint was huge and they had all of these stores in dying malls. they had to get rid of them. >> reporter: consumer expert says they haven't kept up in consumers. >> the the reason they will go into a store is be inspired by a new design or a new collection, new colors. something that will only be there for a few weeks. >> the cuts do not effect gap outlets or their other lines old navy and banana republic. the list of stores has not been released yet. >>> it is 4:41. only one win to go. the warriors on the road for game six of the nba finals. coming up in our 5:00 hour what the city of oakland is doing to prepare for the potential celebration tonight. >> and next an armless pitcher thrills at the giants game and he wants to do this at every major league stadium. >> good morning. we are looking at the south bay co