he set up a deal that would create what vail called "a natural monopoly."r of at&t what was in the kingsbury commitment. the key part of it, of course, was the commitment to refrain from buying up any more independent telephone companies, that it would provide long distance connections to the independent which means the non-bell companies, which then existed. mr. wagner, what do you think prompted theodore vail to give up the fight so to speak, and decide to go into an agreement with the federal government? at&t got the government off its back. and with the kingsbury commitment we were able to go ahead and set up the long distance network. and we were assured that the government was not going to come in and take away from us that long distance network. schoumacher: henry geller, former general counsel of the federal communications commission, was one of the government's key telephone policymakers. well, i can understand what was in it for the phone companies, buy why did the government buy this arrangement? the government bought it because what he promised

. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> barta is shutting down service between the fruit vail and coliseum station planned weekend repairs. the shutdown started tonight at 7 p.m. and will go until the end of day on sunday. buss will be made available between the two stations, but b.a.r.t. say ifs you have a plan b, use it. the station closures will continue for the next weekend. >>> munie is updating and adding service route, additional weekend hours and bankruptcy shelter ferts for the complete list of updates, head to kron4.com. coming up, the -- shelters. for the complete list of updates, head to kron4.com. coming up, the white house correspondents' dinner. hear the president's best lines. >> i'll have your forecast coming up next. little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>>

we have to often pierce the vail of propaganda from the other side.combine all of these elements. sometimes we're able to get dna, sometimes not. we use every effort to see whether we can reach the high level of confidence about who was killed. i think in this case we have that level of confidence. >> how long have we known in the u.s. government, and when were you and the intelligence committees briefed? >> i was briefed and my colleagues in the leadership of intelligence committees were briefed within the last several days over the weekend largely. in terms of the intelligence committee itself i think it's been ammassing information since counter terrorism operations. just who was killed how many were killed were there any surprises, what about this lead? how credible is that operation? obviously before you make the step of going public or go to a family, you want to make sure you have the facts exactly right. >> was there claim from al qaeda or other terror groups this had happened in social media or any other claim? you know were we pushed to ackn

he also received a degree from expression college in emery vail. >> throws in. and he's got him. another great play by cody phillips and the a's have won the world series in a sweep. he is also the voice of the best sports call in history. steve young running against him in 1998. >> buzz there is such emotion in the way that he calls it. they also remember his willingness to poke fun of himself. tributes coming in from bay area teams. the giants larry bear says quote -- the a's released a statement saying quote his humility and humor made him one of the most beloved figures in franchise history. jed york said lon shared his passion for this regions team. simmons played such a special role in our history. we extend our prayers and deepest sympathies to if our loved ones. >>> time now is 4:34. a burglar investigation has led to a man hunt in sonoma county last night around 8:00. investigators resounded to a call an unknown man broke out a window and forced his way inside a home and making applabling threats. she ran next door and called 911. investigators say his name is ned kohler

but the decision to release him on vail could prove to be a set back. al jazeera. >> the resident fellow at the institute, and he told me what could be behind the release. >> what they have done is to distinguish between the so-called good terrorists and bad terrorists. when you look a the good terrorist there is no one better from a military perspective than this man for the simple reason that they concentrate their fire power. their attacks are outside of pakistan's borders. they send to attack indians but not the pakistani. they are the favorited terrorist group, and they're used to project pakistani power outside of its boards. >> still to come, awning for victory. why they have the annual conventions in their sight. >> plus the cricket world mourns the loss of one of its most iconic voices. >> hello again, a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. planes carrying medical aid has landed in yemen since the saudi-led coalition began airstrikes 16 days ago. >>> scuffles have broken outed a the side line events in a panama. president raul castro

most of the works including spearheads are unknown outside of awe vail yeah. >> aboriginal painters celebrate love of country and land this one form as water mark in current australia passports. the culture endures because the contemporary artists update their themes. the straight islanders have a modern take. one made from rope washed up on the beach. >> what makes this so unique, is that it is includes contemporary paintings plus hundreds of artifacts collected by british explorers and brought pack to the british museum, in the 18th century. but the exhibition also doesn't shy away from the on going discussion about discrimination of indigenous people. the organizers are hoping the art, history the beauty, will spark a conversation, a discussion of why the indigenous populations still struggle for their rights. jessica baldwin, al jazeera london. >> well, today is memorial day in israel, somber ceremonies are underway around the country. they are dedicated to remembering fallen troops. in the next 15 minutes the president will light the annual memorial day candle. the mourning gives way to

. >> the first cats are proud to awe vail yeah in 18 steer four. in tasmania there are thought to be twice many cats as there are problems. for farmers it is the disease they called. spread. >> that's also an economic issue, for the farmer losing a large portion of sheep in the first year. >> farrell cats are also chewing their way through other species they eat small mammals traditionally the prey of animals native to australia. >> everything is interlink sod if you take one thing out of the link, you get severe effects one way or the other. >> australia has the worst history of mammal extinctions in the world. farrell cats reincreasing number. >> why so many cats in tasmania in particular? a lack of these tasmaniaen devils is part of the answer. as cat numbers have gone up, the number of tasmaniaen devils has plummeted down. and it's not because the cats are eating the devils, it is because the devils are no longer eating the cats. >> tasmania's most famous animals called devils because of their piercing cry are in trouble. over the last decade a

. >> pelley: jon kedrowski of vail colorado, thank thank you very much for your help today. >> thank you. pell fell if you would like to help, we have a list of charities working in the region. you can find the list on our web site cbsnews.com. today vice president biden swore in loretta lynch as attorney general, the first african american woman to serve as america's top law enforcement official. she seemed to be referring to baltimore and other cases of police violence when she said, "we can restore trust and faith both in our laws and those of us who enforce them." the acting chief executive of the clinton foundation now admits mistakes were made in how it disclosed its foreign donors. but said it is committed to transparency. an upcoming book accuses hillary clinton of giving preferential treatment to foundation donors while she was secretary of state. no one denies james eagen james holmes committed the movie theater massacre, but was he sane? his trial began today. and two are dead, four are missing at sea after disaster overwhelms a sailing race in mobile bay when the "cbs eve

. >> how much talking is actually do you think going on behind the scenes in with all the vail yous parties involved in this complex situation? can you still hear me? >> clearly having a few problems with our link to the headquarters in doha, we might try to get back later in the perhap as i say great expertise on what is happening having reported from there many times before. in the moon time, the former u.s. assistant secretary of defense, and joins us as you can see from washington, d.c. i am interesting in these thoughts why they have decided it is the right time to stop the bombing campaign. >> i think that it is evidence that they were under pressure both from the united states, and in the the united states obviously is talking to iran, the international community wants to put this behind us the wrights and iran have other issues they are concerned about for isis or isil in iraq, the situation in syria, the nuclear accord that they are going on, so i they there was a lot of pressure on them. and the bombing alone is not going to do -- would never achieve it's objectives and with the c

invaigd iraq not only removed iran's closest faux but complicated america's ability to actively counter vailear program, well, in fact, according to the international atomic energy agency by the end of your administration, vice president cheney iran had over 20 times the number of uranium-enriching centrifuge as when you came into office. and that-- ( laughter ) could that not be considered handing iran a nuclear weapon, sir! a conclusion so damning it can only be spoke pen through two different oral afecitations. ( laughter ) i see the smile and lines and topography has gone from your face. ( laughter ) yes, dick cheney, you took out iran's enemies while giving iran time to build up their nuclear program. but surely you could course correct this by just installing in iraq another strong anti-iranian government to take saddamsaddam hussein's place as any america-loving vice president would do. what was your move sir? >> in baghdad with violence growing, the bush team began urgently looking for an iraqi leader to unite the country and stop the fighting. a c.i.a. officer at the embassy had a s

. >> uh vailed a new epilog writing after a while, bill and i stepped out into the hall way to let them rest. we sat quietly holding hands trying to process the rush of emotions. i saw a tear in bill's eye. >> hillary clinton is going to join with barack obama and the gun grabbers and come after our gun then come and take it. >> the greatest challenges may be of her own making like using a personal e-mail account for personal business. >> some believe the biggest opponent hillary has is here's. she needs to figure out a way to project a sense of ease and show voters she understands their problems. >> for clinton it's about finishing what she started eight year ago. >> although we were not able to shatter the highest hardest glass ceiling, it has about 18 million cracks in it. >> that was kristen welker reporting. another member of the secret service is in trouble. the division officer was arrested in d.c. his ex-girlfriend called police and accused him of kicking down the front door of her home and breaking two windows. baldwin was not there when police arrive and did come back while of

if you are driving in zap jose northbound 101 and 280 are all looking good is upny vail approach looks good. let's go back to the desk. >>> the death toll from saturday's huge massive earthquake in nepal keeps rising. more than 3700 people died. many more could still be found buried in the rubble. international relief efforts are ramping up now. california is sending search and rescue to that region. >>> right now if you call anyone in nepal you can't reach anyone. >> it's very difficult. you >> doctors without borders are sending eight teams there. they will be providing assistance with their surgery call skills, sanitation relief and they will also be running a mobile clinic. the bay area is home to thousands from nepal. alex savidge is joining us live in the studio now. tell us about the desperate search for answers after that quake. >>> since the earthquake over the weekend the local nepalese community have been struggling to find out if the people they care about are okay. yesterday in san francisco nepalese immigrants came together for a fund raising vigil outside the ferry build

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and now i run a snowcat in vail, colorado. what it means to be a navy s.e.a.l.we started with 108 in our class. 24 graduated. i was a navy s.e.a.l. for 37 years. and i spent 20 years on active duty and 17 in reserves. i had reached the mandatory retirement age of 60. i would say plan early for retirement. don't wait until it's too late. have an idea of what your projected income, when you do decide to retire, what your social security is going to be, and come up with a lump sum and see if you can afford to do what i do. i was actually spring skiing in vail in 2007 and watching the cats coming down one night, and i thought, that looks like something i might want to do. i spoke to the grooming supervisor. he said might be looking for a little maturity to work the game creek club which is a private members club. and next thing i knew i have a job offer and moved to vail for the season in 2007-2008. what i enjoy most about the snowcat driving is the ride up in the morning watching the sun come up over the rockies. it's just spectacular. i also like the challenge of

bart is shutting down service between the fruit vail and colosseum stations in oakland this skwend for repairs. officials halting service for planned weekend maintenance. the shut down started tonight at seven and it will go until the end of sunday buses will be made a vailable on sunday between the two stations, but bart says if you have a plan b, you certainly will want to use it because they expect travel times to increase by 30 minutes to an hour. the closures will continue for the next three weekends. >>> mun i is making some major changes as well starting today. mun i is updating and adding service ruts additional weekend hours and improved bus shelters. the transit system will also be introducing a service map clearly display be ruts and the changes. the changes are the most significant changes made in a decade. all to make the service safer and more reliable. for a complete list of the mun i updates, head-on over to our website. >>> several guns were thrown out by a sus pekd of a car window of a moving vehicle this afternoon in half moon bay. that is according to chp. chp says

receiving a degree from expression college in emery vail. he was working as an audio engineer. he started playing an instrument at the age of five and part of a youth sympathy. his mother says that emilio was supposed to be his brother's best man in his upcoming wedding. so far police have made no arrests. tara moriarty if ktvu fox 2 news. >>> governor brown is defending his plan for mandatory water restrictions. critics say the focus of his plan is in the wrong place because it bares cuts to farmers. he says current water restrictions have forced farmers to pull up vines and uproot trees. and force bank robbery grocers to im-- and force grocers to import more food. >> people can be fined $500 a day. the districts can go to court and get a cease and desist order. >> these are the first mandatory water restrictions in california history and come as the state enters a fourth year of drought. >>> complaints are mounting after a sprinkler at a state office building ran for almost 24 hours while it was raining. under the governor new rules outdoor watering is banned for 48 hours aft

they went to jackson, mississippi where they were beaten and vailed and sent to the state penitentiarywis did not take that fellowship and go to india. he stayed in the south. he was refusing to stop being nonviolent. he became ahead of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, at age 23, he was the man who spoke just before martin luther king gave his "i have a dream" speech. he was the youngest speaker that day. he was beaten and arrested atmosphere frequently and recently than anyone else who spoke that day. he worried everyone the most that day. he writes now in the new book about the frantic up to the last second appeals to johnson lose for that speech to please tone it down. and he did tone it down a little. >> robert john lewis. >>> joining us now for "the interview" is congressman john lewis, and nate powell, who helped do this book. thank you, gentleman, this is amazing. you're doing a trilogy. collectively, what did you learn when part one was so successful? what did you learn about telling this history and how much people knew about it and what they can still learn from

the new urgent care center life long, is across the street from the hospital on vail road. it's hoping to expand services as quickly as possible. in san pablo, stephanie chuang. nbc bay area news. >>> students and parents at gunn high school in palo alto say school is putting too much stress on kids and they say it's leading to more suicides. school administrators held a town hall meeting last night to present a proproposed new class schedule for next school year. the schedule would include fewer classes but longer class periods. also, students would not be allowed to take academic classes in zero period anymore. i guess that's like homeroom. administrators say it is all part of creating a better learning environment. >> we can't afford to wait. this needs to happen next year. i think it's really part of a big cultural change. and we're trying again to focus on learning and great teaching and innovative ideas, not just on who has the highest gpa or who is taking the most aps. >> the school will present the proposed schedule to the school board next month. if approved admini

. >>> track work starts today on the bart line between fruit vail and the coliseum station. >> the repair work will shut down some stations on weekends. bart said the regular service won't be affecting the a's game and other special events at the coliseum. >> it's also interesting to note this is the beginning of there's going to be several of these sort of closures around the bay area. three already on track. bart's 42 years old and the tracks are starting to wear. >> this is the subject of your column this morning in the "san francisco chronicle." safety is a wish we maybe haven't thought about as much as we ought, cars careening off the track concerns? >> right. there's switches areas they need to look at as well. bart is being used now more than ever and it's expanding. they put money into expanding to increase the lines, but maintenance is catch upping with the 42-year-old system. >>> the oakland city council will decide on a precious parcel of land. >> the city wants to sell it to developers to build a luxury apartment tower. housing advocates said what the city really needs is more

. >> reporter: soon sunny vail officers arrived. >> as soon as he started talking and moving everybodyjust relaxed and it was a big overwhelming calm. >> people are doing this because they want to make a difference in the lives of people who are suffering cardiac arrest. >> reporter: walter made a difference with a little help from an app. scott budman nbc bay area news. >>> on the roadways now, gas prices are headed south around the bay area. good news for drivers. according to aaa prices have dropped by 30 cents in the last month. the average across the area is now $3.11 per gallon. san francisco still has on average the highest prices at $3.27. concord is the lowest at $3. in san mateo $3.27 in san jose it is $3.06. >>> a pacific northwest not tornado alley. nature did a good impression yesterday. a tornado touching down yesterday near a community college in eugene oregon damaging four cars in the process. two of them flipped over. one student says he was inside of a car when it was lifted eight feet high yet he escaped injury. the national weather service is only calling it a small

the ram will up vail nearly 2 billion dollar stadium prosecute postal in inglewood. thinks architect rendering who have potential stayed woum look like. in addition the raiders and chargers will offer a joint proposal for stadium in carson. oakland of course trying to keep the raiders here but members of the nfl committee considering proposal have predicted nfl will be back in los angeles next year. >> remarkable. second largest park in the country without nfl franchise. don't want them to take one of ours. >> for what it's worth what i'm told at this point ram is a done deal. >> sthaert. >> real question now what happens with the raiders and the chargers. and that is. >> open equipment it remains open. no solution immediately in sight for either 2 time. ram back in l.a. >> that's what i was told. >> okay interesting. >> by somebody who thinks he knows. >> as good as soychbility guy close to a guy very close to somebody that knows. we want to see the story in the victory parade instead we got it today. madison mounting up for the giants home opener. but this wasn't p

we'd like to open a store in crested butte and in steamboat springs and vail. states and different countries. i want the breckenridge cannabis club to be a household name. >> a lot of people made money selling picks and shovels during the gold rush. this is the green rush. i would say there will be three to five billionaires minted in this industry in the next three years. >> this right here, this is the real stuff. you're not going to find this on the street. this is top quality, organic bud and in 2009 when we first started we started off very small. we were growing in a garage. >> we had our own medical marijuana cards and had a few other patients and mostly just grew and gave that away until there was a profitable business plan that we could go forward with and that's when we got into breckenridge. >> we didn't work as hard as we worked the last four years to just scrape by. we have much bigger plans than that. >> we're headed to buena vista, colorado, to check out our friend's greenhouses. we're going to be buying some marijuana today, a large quantity of

yesterday workers shut down tracks between coliseum station and fruit vail. riders faced delays of up to 45 minutes. they were having to use a bus bridge to get by. this is video of the crews working to make the tracks safer. maintenance will continue only on the weekends through august. >>> earthquakes were able to raise thousands for the family of the officer killed in the line of duty. a special heeaster egg hunt and ways raised able to raise $10,500. and last week a fund raiser collectively raise northern of more than $25,000. and the police union is still collecting donations. you can get details at nbcbayarea.com and just search michael johnson. >>> public safety will be the focus of a gathering tonight in the south bay. san jose city leaders will host a forum to address safety concerns including burglary, gang crime, even illegal dumping. the meeting a is the 5:00 at the pavilion at mexican heritage plaza. >>> over the next four days, people living in three bay area counties will have a chance to chime in on the new fireplace ban. they want to ban all

that the 25-year-old was not buckled in his seat belt in the police transport van and that officers vail ed ss failed to give him medical attention in a timely manner. >>> let's head to alabama, where this morning the coast guard is searching for at least four boaters who are still missing after several sailboats capsized during a regatta. more than 100 folks on sailboats were participating in the dauphin island regatta in mobile bay yesterday afternoon when a storm rolled into the area. several of the sailboats flipped over. other boats tried to haul people from the water, and the coast guard confirmed that its crew rescued one person late last night. the mayor of draw fin island reports that one person was killed in all of this but he did not know the exact cause. >>> jury deliberations are set to resume tomorrow in the etan patz murder trial. maple shade native pedro hernandez is accused of killing patz in new york city in 1979. etan patz was 6 years old at the time of his disappearance. he became one of the first missing children featured on a milk carton. his body has never been fou

these firefighters just rescued a student trapped inside a student union vail or the on the university of maryland's campus. >> we've had about a half a dozen of those calls. everyone has been removed safely no injuries. >> reporter: when power went out before 1:00 p.m. >> at first i thought it was just, you know a little outage for a second and awl the alarms started going off so, you know all of us were evacuated right away. >> i was really hoping my class would get canceled because it's a two-hour lecture and it's all on power point. so i was on my way to class and my friend texted me and said i just got to class and there's no light and it's canceled. >> reporter: dark classrooms calffeterias and -- >> the dorms are obviously hot and humid. >> reporter: just before 4:00 p.m. power was restored to north campus. about an hour later, there was full restoration throughout the university of maryland. just in time for this student's next meal. >> my microwave in my room doesn't work then i don't know order food. order chinese food. >> reporter: students problem solving without electricit

. >>> so not everyone can afford to retire in vail colorado one retired navy s.e.a.l.d a second career. >> i was a member of underwater demolition team 12 and part of the apollo 16 recovery team. a command module popped up. i came out. got the door open the astronaut looks out. it was phenomenal. one of the defining moments as a team guy. my name is larry, i'm a retired navy s.e.a.l. and now i'm run a snowcap in colorado. one of the things i love about driving a snowcap, is coming up over it's just spectacular. i have tried kicking my feet up and it gets old after a while. >> hard to park. at least parallel park. you can see larry's whole story at cnnmoney.com/retireyourway. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but

. >> these are some of the deepest vail or thes in washington right here. >> we've been told. >> reporter: as you know if you've used this dupont circle escalator, it's a long way up when you have to walk. back to you. >> it is a quad workout. tom sherwood in dupont circle for us. a lot of people wondering now just how a problem in southern maryland could impact so many important buildings and offices in d.c. it was just before 1:00 this afternoon when a large piece of equipment crashed to the ground at a substation in mechanicsville. that tripled a ripple effect all the way into the district. jackie bensen live outside pepco headquarters with what pepco is saying now. jackie? >> reporter: jim, that ripple effect i think rattled a lot of people in this city. because of the magnitude of the buildings and businesses the business of government that it affected the white house, the state department. we asked pepco about this. we asked them what is in place to ensure that a piece of equipment in charles county isn't going to be somehow cause something very catastrophic in the district. sean ke

if you have of a house in vail and a vacation place in the hamptons and a great condo on fifth avenuethy person. brendan: even the takedown attempt is about a very ancient form of capital, land. it's the most basic form of capital we have. robert: we used to always have a debate, what percent of your net worth should be in real estate? brendan: was the answer? robert: some guys to say is five to 10% and others say 40% to 50%. matt: i haven't, 100%. there you go. -- i have an answer, 100%. there you go. brendan: we have the author coming on of "unintended consequences. i did not think it was debate anymore. i thought everybody agreed that there was horrible inequality. but not everyone agrees. robert: we talked earlier. one of the bookends is foreign policy. the other is inequality. brendan: no matter how you feel about the book, is it fair to say that thomas piketty forced the conversation? robert: i thought this came out before -- matt: i thought this came out before then. we will also have a review of the apple watch. brendan: one of the 16 reasons to watch "in the loop" today. we w

. >> has vail been in water? but exciting. also the bathing suit fashion for babies is so cute. >> little chunky. >> i was talking about carson. >> that's another book. that book is under water babies. we poeftd more fote posted more at today.com. >> quick ask easy no cook options for mystery. >> a young mother from memphis, tennessee who vanishes after she shed hundreds of pounds. could there be a connection? >> heather jones was a young wife and mother who like so many of us wanted to change her life for the better. but heather really made it happen. she joined this dance aerobics class at a gym outside memphis and achieved a stunning transformation. >> were the pounds melting off of her? >> melting off. >> in 18 short months heather went from this to this. her girlfriends were with her every high energy step of the way. >> she didn't have one choice anymore. the world was hers. >> she is like look what i have done. you can see her spirit lighting up. >> as her new life began, so did the mystery. heather jones

savannah went home and tried it on baby vail. what were the results?can hear this but not only did it not make her tired, she started screaming and squealing with joy. there she is. she loved it. she loved it. >> can we cancel the rest of the show and just watch that? >> it worked on mike perfect. all right, guys. >> i could watch that all day. >> you have to do friday's fishbowl. put 90 seconds on the clock and we will answer as many questions as we can. queue the music. 90 seconds. >> the worst way you have ever been dumped. >> i have never been dumped. >> i love it. >> a handwritten thank you notes or e-mail. >> handwritten all the way. >> the best way you have ever dumped someone. >> i don't know if i have ever dumped someone. >> okay. what did i get? >> what's the last lie you told? >> me one right now. >> the worst thing you ever did as a kid? >> i stole a winnie the pooh doll from sears. my mother made me give it back. >> which celebrity would you take to a desserted island? ooh, i don't know. >> what's the color of your underwear? >> can i chec

he ran vail and ran a cruise line before that. he's a board member inadvertent inadvertently involved. he turned out to be an internal activist. i think he was basically saying you know what maybe we're worth more to others than ourselves. this is the kind of internal activism we're seeing some felt dupont had. we're responding before you get to us. adam aaron was as disenchanted with starwood's growth as the investors were. he's saying we're going to be open minded. we are stewards of this accompany. we want to do what's best. listen, if you bid maybe we're worth a hundred. if you split us maybe worth 90. the slowest growth of the majors and somewhat profitability until today, maybe we're better off alive with someone else than slow. >> it is early days here. >> it's exciting isn't it. >> to your point, they are getting ahead of what might have been distracting. >> right. >> a distracting activist campaign. nothing says it was going to happen. the two firms i noted there, it's unclear whether they were going to come out or do any

i was wondering if martha was there with him and also if she at the cantonment there in vails gate, theast encampment when they offered him the kingship. could you please just expound on that, please? thank you. patricia: she was definitely at newburgh. she spent a lot of time at newburgh because, of course, the war had pretty much worn down. and it was just a case of waiting for all the peace treaties to be ratified and all. as for the latter part, was she? i don't think she was. richard: that defining moment in american history, i don't think she was there for that. host: we have about 12 minutes more left in this. and we said when we started 90 minutes is going to go by so quickly and, in fact, it is. and we started out talking about the important white house years. our last segment is going to be on life after the presidency when the washingtons returned to mount vernon. but was this also precedent setting what post-presidencies would be like. richard: he became, not only the first president, but the first ex-president. and, of course, she shared in that. host: and, of course, she s

as a result they narrowly defined what qualifies as a counter vailing subsidy. that's why it's done. our amendment would require the commerce department to investigate whether it provides a counter available subsidy. it does this by putting in place a new rule. we have worked to make this complaint. it is. we are using existing mechanisms in the law but making sure they apply to currency. it's the same mechanisms people have used on other issues but we're making sure that happens with currency. we must employ to show china we're not messing around. the members of this committee, i hope, feel an obligation as i do as we're likely to advocate our oversight role. we have an obligation to ensure tools are if place to protect american workers and that they are being used appropriately. so, to my colleague who is have a history of work on this issue and support for this proposal this is our best opportunity, the most appropriate opportunity to show that we're serious about combatting the trade tactic. we have kept this bipartisan. the original bill with senators graha

the amount of vail free money and brokerage accounts is at a very low level. give you some caution. >> if you are correct and the fed isn't about to raise interest rates, those margin positions could remain. if you're correct, we're safe on that one for now. >> i'm willing to stake a big bet on the fact it certainly won't be before september, and i think it may be 50/50. >> and adam parker's note saying don't look at equity valuations being too high when you have a world with government bond yields around the world, some of them are in negative territory. >> the question is whether they stay there. >> have a great week art. >>> let's spend it out to bob pisani, who's on the floor with more of this morning as opening and potential a big interview. >> no unfortunately robert down jill has declined but last time i held up this and he came over to talk to us. but "aventioner, age of you will tron" opened up overseas with an enormous number and of course they'll open this weekend, and unfortunately he didn't want to talk to me. here is what i showed up last time an

it is a thinly vailed -- it is a thinly veiled well, it's not thinly veiled. i think the gig is up. i mean look, you have people like apple and all sorts of other businesses leaders stepping up and saying not only is this wrong not only is this counter to who we are as americans, it's also really bad for business. in our states we adopted policies of respect anti-discrimination laws to protect transgendered people and as well as making marriage equality a civil right that's enjoyed equally in our state. there's a reason and i think some of those things contributed to why the united states chamber of commerce, hardly a mouthpiece for the maryland democratic party named our state three years in a row number one state in america for innovation and entrepreneurship. because economic inclusion. yes, part of that is making wages go up so that workers earn more and can be better customers for business, but part of it is also about creating an open society where the talents of all are respected needed, welcomed and people can feel at home and contribute to the innovative the creative life o

. >>> back in the bay area, happening bar tracks between the fruit vail and coliseum station will bentenance work. there will be a bus bridge set up for people that don't have any other way to get around starting today but delays could be up to an hour if you go that route. this is a long-term probably and it will last until august and mostly on weekends. you can see bart's full schedule of services on kron4.com. >>> california's historic drought is hitting home for one bay area community with water levels at record lows and governor brown calling for mandatory water restrictions and one community is feeling the effect first hand because the wells are running dry. we have the story. >> we are not asking for water for golf courses or fancy yards, we are asking for it for survival. >> off of the beaten path between black hawk and dublin, you will find the quiet community where there is no central water supply. instead, these homes use low flowing wells to get their water. >> our well produces two gallons a minute. >> one is having an 8th per minute and it is not enough. >> before gover

delays and detours if you're r50euding bart today because the tracks between the coliseum and fruit vailntenance work. bart will provide bus service between the stations and that could affect baseball fans heading to today's game at the coliseum. as fans traveling from the north or west will have direct service between the stations. fans coming from the south on the fremont line will have to transfer at the bay fair station. service to the oakland airport is going to be unaffected. >>> let's talk playoffs because the golden state warriors are back home after sweeping the first round of the playoffs with new orleans. they got back to the bay area this morning and hope they will get well deserved rest. lots of happy fans. golden state cruised to a 109- 98 win. coach steer steve kerr says he will spend the next few days keeping the players ready but relaxed. >> i told the guys to get work in if they want. just kidding. i don't know. we'll see. we've got to figure this out. i went through this as a player. quite often. where you have a long extended break. and there's a mix of rest and reps

patients in need of urgent care are told to visit lifelong medical care on vail road. >>> new concerndwest. researchers at the university of wisconsin and cornell say more than 1,000 dogs in ohio, illinois and indiana became sick in the past month. out of those dogs six reportedly died. researchers say the virus appears to be the same strain that is commonly found in chinese and south korean dog populations. >> unfortunately, first of all diagnosis is very difficult and treatment is something where there is no treatment for a virus. >> veterinarians say the best way to keep dogs safe is to get them vaccinated and avoid areas such as dog parks and kennels where the outbreaks occurred. right now there have been no reported cases here in california. officials say they do not believe the virus can spread to humans. >>> severe storms sweeping across parts of texas and oklahoma have caused widespread power outages. tens of thousands of outages were reported just in the dallas/fort worth area alone. according to the national weather service winds approached 90 miles per hour, people who live

that's no so vail dig at ted cruz marco rubio and rand paul. been a little bit of talk about each other, but a lot more focus on president obama's policies and hillary clinton. >> athena jones, thank you, i appreciate it. >>> coming up next, bush versus clinton, haven't we seen this before? 2015 could feel a lot like 1992. is that a good thing, bad thing and will voters have fatigue with that? we'll talk about it, next. photos are great... ...for capturing your world. and now they can transform it with the new angie's list app you can you can get projects done in a snap. take a photo of your project or just tell us what you need done... ...and angie's list will find a top-rated provider to do the job. start your project for free today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. curling up in bed with a ... ...favorite book is nice. but i think women would ra

you should certainly visit, you mentioned vail.ost: the caller mentioning minimum wage, and it didn't fare well. what happened in your state? guest: we already have minimum wage higher than the national standard. we are around eight dollars $.60. we are higher than national. that was an initiative that voters passed, like other areas. the color mention that his municipality is looking at a higher wage, i know other municipalities are looking at that as well. the gentleman also mention losing jobs. a lot of my legislative work is focused on the skills gap. america does not want to provide at the lowest cost provider. we want more good jobs and encourage companies to come here. of course, we need a tax code that is more competitive. that is why i support tax reform, another topic that i'm willing to talk about if you like. we need to make sure that students are coming out of high school, college, and community college with the skills that they need for the 21st century workplace. we need to do a lot better in that regard, which is wh

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a not so vailed dig at senators cruz marco rubio. >> we've spent eight years with a young, inexperiencedand i will suggest to you, economically militarily and foreign policywise we're paying a tremendous price. >> reporter: as i mentioned, still a long list of people preparing to speak today, peep like carly fiorina, the form or hewlett-packard ceo, senator bobby jindal ted cruz. a lot of folks listening to what they have to say. >> thank you athena jones. >>> all right, in other news severe storm put a frightening end to a circus performance in texas. dramatic video capturing the terrifying moments when a performer actually cuts her act short, and people are seen scrambling. >> water and wind right? they're not from texas. ries were reported at that circus. and then on to colorado now lightning grounded this united express flight in colorado springs. passengers say they were stuck on the tarmac for several hours. >> they are not in the mood to be dealing with us. they don't have to do anything with us until we have been out here for three hours. >> all right. airline claims it gave pass