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amy: nathan schneider? >> the pope is calling here for us to change how we live, what we do with our resources. this is not just moving from one count of consumers him another. this is a kind of spiritual renewal and also a material renewal that -- in which we turn ourselves toward an economy that is sustainable that is life-giving both for humidity and the rest of the world. an eco-nathan schneider of the catholic magazine and naomi klein, author of "this changes , everything: capitalism vs. the climate." thank you for joining us. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. ement elders. dr. cornel west considers everything from black lives matter to the death of blues master b.b. king. and later in the show, an excerpt from a new film about miss major griffin-gracy, a veteran of the stonewall riot that helped spark a movement for lgbt liberati

, shot david koresh in the head with a pistol and then schneider turned the pistol on himself. >> the children themselves were mostly executed. they were either beat to death, stabbed to death, or shot. david koresh was never going to walk out of that place on our terms. it was doomed from day one that that place, which went by the name of ranch apocalypse, was destined to end up in flames. >> in the aftermath of the tragedy, not another waco became a rallying cry for the atf. the agency improved intelligence gathering and reporting methods and changed policy regarding who makes on-the-ground incident decisions. the fbi made changes as well forming the crisis response group to make complete cooperation between negotiators and their tactical teams. >> i made the decision. i'm accountable. the buck stops with me and nobody ever accused me of running from a decision that i made based on the best information that i had. >> waco was an early test for attorney general janet reno, though she came under intense criticism for her decisions, she remained in office until 2001. as for the "waco t

beautiful rob by schneider. 0s win it and schneider gets tied for his effort and add applicant even leave the gnome out of the action. lots of fun up in baltimore. game one, adam jones not playing with gnome playing in center for first time since june 15 because of that sore shoulder. bottom three, man on for jimmy paradis and playing the ball lately and hamtering to center and it's a two-run shot. 2 for 2 and two walks in the game. hibaldo jimenez, carlos santana so smooth and eight shutout innings and seven strikeouts on the day for jimenez. i spill it wrong. that's my problem. orioles shut out the indians 4-0. first time the o's have shut out a team in a doubleheader since 1974. isn't that so fun? they shut out team for the first time since 1974. got to do it gnome sweet gnome. coming up with all good ones. >> thank you why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not t

we are talking to howard schneider of reuters. can you talk about how the federal reserve comes to make this decision. guest: let's walk through a cycle. they have a month to talk about this. there are the regional bank presidents around the country -- kansas city has one, boston has one, new york has one. they are watching the regional economies and getting affirmation from businesses around there. then, there is the board here that is supposed to be nine members, but is now down to seven. they are sitting here in washington, getting a lot of data flowing in, staff are preparing reports. international stuff feeds and as well. then, they have a two day meeting here. they come and sit. they convene on a tuesday. they talk and bring all these questions in the door. stoffel make -- stoffelaff will make a presentation. they will look at financial conditions, how credit is slowing -- flowing. our banks lending money? etc. etc. it is a combination of art and science. all of this gets pumped into the models, and the model says, maybe und

travis schneider sends it out. part of a six run inning and led 8-0. schneider out and returns in a different starring role. he's a left fielder. diving. 8-0. he really doesn't have to do this. what a catch. the u.s. women beat germany they'll go to the world cup finals. they haven't seemed to have create as much of a buzz as the men's team or the women's team that won it 16 years ago. but a win on tuesday should create some of the missing buzz. i think some soccer fans were expecting more scoring out of the group but they played great defensively. the u.s. women have only given up one goal in five games scoring seven of their own with their best effort yet in the quarterfinals against china. >> the energy and positivity was huge for us. it was a completely different feeling. i think from my perspective feeling on the field someone made a mistake everyone was there to pick him up. it was obvious in the way we played and we played great soccer. i thought we played fluid and kept the ball and had a lot of great chances. we created a lot but we needed it

. >> ruined after a visit to howard schneider's dental office in jacksonville, florida. her family insist that teeth cleaning turned into a fill and after several visits, eight capped teeth which soon fell out. >> we go in for one fill in and we end up like this. >> you must be furious. >> very, very furious. >> she's among a long list of parents suing the dentist alleging he ran a house of horrors, abusing children by performing unnecessary procedures. >> show your upper lip. >> what are we looking at? >> the dentist was supposed to pull two teeth but her son left missing four. >> i see metal in there. >> uh-huh. >> you don't know what that is? >> no, his bottom teeth were beautiful, nothing wrong with them at all. >> dr. snyder put that in his mouth without asking first. >> absolutely. >> she said her 2-year-old clearly recognizes the photos. >> who is that? >> what did he do? >> what did he say? >> mean doctor hurt me. >> photos of kids bloodied, bruised, teeth missing pulled sometimes without anesthesia. >> would you do you think the doctor was doing this? >> in gene

an austin texas, start-up founded three years ago by luke schneider. we thought we coul a very simple model. a single make and model of car. and an entirely mobile user experience. silver car rents only silver audi a-4s. using a mobile app, customers make reservations to get a car. either at a spot just outside the airport or in some location- get you in a car >> there's always consistency. you're only going to get one kind of car. it's a great car every time. >> while there are plenty of complaints about established rental car companies, breaking their dominance won't be easy. many travelers have to use them because of corporate accounts. and their location at airports are convenient. making it tougher for start-ups. >> what i like at silver car, the biggest hurdle p silver car loth >> for steven richardson silver car is the silver lining to his rental car nightmares. >> i like the idea that i know the car i'm going to get. it's the same care consistently every time. >> these audis here at the latest location near o'hare airport means the start-up com

kathy schneider says roof likely saw his victims as less than people. >> the black people in the church, they were just not human to him. this was a cry for attention from groups that he wants to be part of. >> she says the attitudes may have been fostered by where he lives. a state that continues to fly a confederate flag at the state capitol. from south carolina to here in washington, even out to the campaign trail. many of those speaking out on the crime today seem to be agreement on the origin. >> the shock and pain of this crime of hate strikes deep. >> dr. ben carson says hatred is fostered by a spirit ofdy vicetiveness in our society -- decisiveness in our society. >> if someone doesn't agree you abortion, gay rights or whatever you hate them. this is a dangerous attitude. >> but will dylann roof succeed in creating a race war as he told authorities he wanted? if you listen to a survivor from the bible study group who also lost her son in that shooting maybe he has done just the opposite. >> as we said in bible study, we enjoyed you. but may god have mercy. >> in washington, abc7

and in response, 'skins owner dan schneider sued the native american group. today, both sides are making oral arguments, and a ruling is expected some time in the next few days. >>> new this morning, trash and recycling crews will hit the streets in prince george's county. crews will start by 7:00 a.m. to beat the heat, so if you haven't put your trash out yet you still have time. the county tells news4 any day where the heat index is expected to hit triple digits crews will be up and working early and it's probably good advice for most everybody who might have to spend some time outside today. >> it will be that hot. it's weather alert day. weather and traffic on the 1s, and we are talking about dangerous high heat today. >> chuck bell had everything we need to know. chuck? >> yeah, heat index values could be approaching 105 degrees this afternoon. so if you have an outdoor job if you're planning on spending i'm in outside today, really hydrate very well and take your shade or a.c. breaks if possible. off to the warm and humid start, temperatures mid to uppe

ceo clears the way for paula schneider to take his place. the company will also seek another independent director as part of an agreement with the shareholder who have threatened a proxy fight. kolb is believed to be an ally creator.sted the war against pro-russian separatists has taken 6400 lives to date croaking the worst crisis between russia and the west since the cold war. ryan chilcote spoke earlier with ukrainian president petro hisshenko and asked about plan to move heavy weaponry into soviet states. >> i have a lot of communication with the members, the senate members of the congress, from the democratic and republican parties and they say ukraine is united, the u.s. congress and the u.s. people. we have strong bipartisan support. approach -- it is failing, athe is least from a defensive point. this is the effective attempt to keep european solidarity with the u.s. and ukraine. bigger allies who do not support the idea. >> exactly. the bigger effect of the sanctions, supported by the european union, by the g7 countries, is also an e

eric schneider manned, ag of new york, they want to know if apple pressured the labels or whether the companies conspired with each other to stop supporting free services from the rivals that include spotify. universal sent a letter that says it is not polluted with apple and has no deal in place to impede the availability of free pandora, free ftse, whatever you use. sandra: all right. we'll keep watching this the story because everybody is streaming. will it be apple or somebody else. nicole: if this is an app on the phone and they will to hold their market share. sandra: pope france is holding a meeting with vladimir putin. they will discuss major international issues including ukraine crisis. the u.n. says about 1.2 million ukrainians have been displaced since the conflict began. moscow denies it as per separate us in ukraine. a major player on wall street has been a hotbed for this morning's "wall street journal." blackstone chief steve schwarzenegger says he knows what is going to cause the next financial crisis. not the banks he says. it is washington. i love bringing anything

meeting between me, henry and the warriors' senior vice president of business development, brandon schneider. >> nice to meet you, brandon. >> how are you dismog. >> i have tickets for you. >> that would be great. >> these will scan fine. >> awesome. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> we saw your story and this happens every game. it is not something we like. we saw yours and we saw how emotional you were about it. >> it was tough. thank you. >> it is my pleasure. >> thank you. >> it is good to meet you. >> have a blast. >> thank you. >> he probably touched us for the same reason he touched you. seeing what a big fan this is and this is the finals and he spent a lot of money. it came to our attention and we wanted to take care of him the best we could. >> the warriors were bummed out to see this happen to henry and saw it as a teachable moment so others aren't ripped off. >> there are a lot of third party ticket sites out there. there is no way to guarantee you have an authentic ticket unless you go to warriors.com. if you go to warriors.com our season ticket holders can repost. they ticket there

look, michigan governor rick schneider says state agencies will ensure that the state fully complies with the supreme court's ruling. four minutes later it's north dakota. the supreme court ruling nullifies north dakota's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage. five minutes later, ohio cuyahoga county probate court started issuing marriage licenses to gay couples. three minutes after it's georgia. atlanta court, marries gay couples. by 11:51, it's kentucky kentucky governor has told the county clerks to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. then it's south dakota and then it's alabama, and then it's tennessee and this was today and it is over. it's over. there are places that are going to go kicking and screaming. in mississippi thinking about taking the confederate emblem off of the flag maybe mississippi should take a step toward banning all marriage. maybe mississippi should ban marriage for straight people. and everyone. and maybe that will keep them from going along with this. good luck mississippi. this may not be exactly done yet, but it will be done. this is settled.

in response dan schneider sued the group and the native americans want a judge to dismiss the lawsuit. their appeal starts today, but we won't find out a decision until later this week. >>> coming up on nine after 5:00 on a storm team 4 weather alert day because we're expecting extreme heat and storms today. >> and storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell with our forecast. good morning. >> good morning aaron and eun. could be one of the top three or four or five weather days of the year around here. definitely going to be a cooker out there from a heat and humidity perspective. temperatures now 74, rockville, 77 in college park. 79 at reagan national. so hour by hour planning out your day temperatures mid to upper 70s this morning. mid 90s by lunch time today. upper 90s to near 100. not even taking into account the heat index. heat indis -- indices will be in the 105 range. so it's uncomfortable outside now. and it will be just down right oppressive by later on this afternoon. have our nbc washington app ready to go. we'll be sending out push alerts and have frequent updates here on cha

. >>> a group of native americans challenged the redskins trademark last year and dan schneider sued the group. the native americans want the judge to dismiss that lawsuit. their appeal starts today. but we won't find out a decision until later this week. >>> today on capitol hill senators holding a hearing looking into the major takata air bag recall. they recalled the air bags because they can explode. cnbc's landon dowdy with our report. >> good morning to you. the senate commerce committee is holding a hearing on the massive global recall of takata air bags. those have been linked to at least eight deaths and 100 injuries. ahead of the hearing the report by the senate democrats say the company may have put profit before safety. takata says it contains several inaccuracies. back over to you. >> landon dowdy, cnbc, thank you. >>> and angie goff at the live desk where we continue to monitor the aftermath of the tornados that pummelled the midwest. we want to take you here live. this is cole city, illinois, one of the hardest hit places. homes were ripped apart. we watched as neighbo

this fire broke out just before 6:00 on the 1,000 block of schneider avenue. crews had it under control in less than an hour. a woman in her 50s was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. she is expected to be okay. >>> big cleanup in southwest philadelphia. this after part of a business ends up on a sidewalk. you're looking looking at the awning for the golden cup salon it used to hang above the forty four strong on 6400 block of woodland avenue. witnesses say it collapsed around 6:00 this morning. no one was hurt but three people living nearby are being helped by the red cross tonight. >> happening now, more than 30 cats and kittens are rescued from a horrible hoarding situation in newtown square. these are just some of the little kittens varying in age that had to be removed from the property barely fit for human habitation. >> put two traps over there. >> this is video shot a couple of days ago by rags to riches animal rescue as they tried to trap and catch more than two dozen kittens and about 15 adult cats from what can only be described as a house

five-one phillies still down and in the fifth inning that's travis schneider that ball is so far out of the ballpark almost in baltimore. six-one the phillies are down. but they make the come back. they have a little fight. too little. galvis with a three run homer those runners they left on base meant something now six-four. ninth inning first and third one out. jeff francoeur with the trouble day. baltimore wins it six-four. >> eagles have one more practice in this mini camp before six weeks off. then the actual camp which begins on august 2nd. the eagles are trying to find the fits for players at certain positions. one position the eagles are trying to find someone for is at safety alongside malcolm jenkins jenkins. at this camp the eagles think they have may have that found. they signed free agent walter thurman as a cornerback. coaches seem to think he fits so does walter thurman. >> it's the same roll i had when i was make nickel. you're in the box. you have to make those tackles. you have to -- everything is a little bit more shorter. you're not really covering the corners as

greg schneider, you should not make fun of a serious story like prisoner escape. miller and waters are funny you are not. the segment with megyn was just too funny. thanks for making awful news a bit more tallerable. bill what are you going to bring to don't be a pin head tour down under? time is a problem. long trip from new york city. we believe tickets to see us make the ultimate father's day gift. we have shows in st. louis, chicago, south florida at the hard rock hotel. phoenix, vegas. if you go to bill o'reilly.com we will link you to the box office. bill you mentioned your book for children i asked my 15-year-old daughter if she knew anything about hitler and she replied who. thus the book. after the great success of killing patton we fashioned a book a fun and very educational read. when i mean fun i mean it is interesting. they will not be bored. i'm 11 and love "killing jesus" i'm a fan for life at least your life. thanks for reading my book. the fact tip of the day a new film out called live from new york. i briefly appear in the film opining about how

we also speak with howard schneider. the house recently voted to repeal country of origin label requirements on beef pork, and poultry. we will talk about that with the secretary of agriculture.

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guest: my former intern, the >> on the next washington journal, howard schneider. and we talk with michael bec kel. conversation on country of origin labels. our guest is spencer chase. washington journal. >> c-span gives you the best access to congress, live coverage of the u.s. house bringing your events that shape public policy and every morning washington journal is live. >> the faith and freedom coalition held its annual conference this week. the group heard from republican presidential candidates. next, marco rubio. [applause] marco rubio: thank you. thank you. thank you. it is an honor to be with you again today. a great turnout. mi i the first speaker at the event? i'm glad to do the kickoff. it is great to be with you and an honor to be with you as we look forward to 2016 and the challenges before our country. two months ago i announced that i was running for president. i traveled the country. everywhere i go including today i will see something that reminds me of my parents. today is easy. i'm in a hotel bank banquet room. which is what my dad did for man

guest: my former intern, the >> on the next washington journal, howard schneider of reuters on interest rates in the federal reserve and michael beckel about political advertising on tv more than a year before election day. also the discussion of country of origin labels for beef, pork and poultry sold in the u.s.. washington journal, live every morning on c-span, at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> this weekend, the c-span city's tour has partnered with comcast to learn about the history and literary life of key west, florida. >> they found this house for sale. they bought it for $18,000 in 1941 and colleen converted this hay loft into his first formal writing studio. he loved the clarity of his writing. he knocked out the first rough draft of "a farewell to arms" in two weeks. he said, if you want to write start with one true sentence. >> for a true writer each book should be a new beginning. he should always try for something that has never been done or that others have tried and failed. >> key west is also where resident harry truman sought refuge from washington. >> president truman regarded

let's bring in barry schneider the president and ceo of loyal three and shaquille o'neal. gentlemen, welcome. glad you're both here. barry, let's begin by getting to you explain what your company does precisely and why shaq is such a good fit for you. >> thank you, first of all, for having us here. we make it easy and affordable for everybody to have access to invest in the brands they love and that includes ipos, and who better than shaq to be able to let the fans know that there's a way to get back in the game in the investing game. >> this is not only for the rich and the wealthy, this is for everyone as barry has already stated, and, you know not for the young rich investor but for the common man to feel good about himself, to feel that he can get into the game and, you know attack on the ipo, like you said. >> so how many people have -- have you already attracted as investors, and how many do you aim to reach? i mean shaquille is probably the happiest brand in america. i mean that's sort of what he stands for. barry, answer me that. >> large numbers, we can actually h

schneider, heartland on turning the company around as well as her expectations for retailing general. back in a minute. stay with us. let you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. maria: chrysler wants it, gm doesn't. will the hedge funds make a merger in the auto sector key hsbc cutting thousands of jobs and two escaped murderers on the run. >> from the fox business network in new york city here is maria bartiroma. maria: good tuesday morning. i am maria bartiroma, it is tuesday june 9th. wall street co-hosted and morgan stanley wealth management senior adviser gary e. kaminski and sandra smith. an incredible stor

host:les bill schneider from "having to impose" put this in context and his latest piece that came out last night after the vote. he writes -- talking about the vote that happened yesterday. 140 democrats voted no, 40 democrats voting yes on a vote that essentially stalled the president's efforts on the transpacific partnership. tom is up next from -- tonya is up next from west virginia. good morning. caller: presidents can be impeached. senators and governors can be sent to jail. but, the police union -- i think that is the next union that needs to be busted out. 30 years ago, i could afford my own apartment by myself with my first job. it is a job what clinton, bush, and obama have been doing. why did we go to war with countries like vietnam when the government of vietnam wants to keep those people from asking for a raise like the chinese day. the chinese wanted a middle-class life when they got our jobs, and then they shipped the jobs to china. president obama is always saying on the one hand he won a fight for minimum wage, but then he wants to take your jobs. shame on you presiden