he was in flint, michigan saying the rapes in flint michigan doubled because of the police force had been cut. in a second speech he said they had tripled by the time he got to university of pennsylvania for a speech -- >> where you are? >> yep, they said it quad rupled. the fact is they did not increase at all. >> they remained flat. >> pretty much. >> eugene keily, thanks for your time. our viewers at home certainly appreciate it. coming up next, imagine fighting a fire in street clothes with little or no equipment. how local firefighters have sounded the alarm and how they are helping out. that's next. ce company offers guaranteed acceptance life insurance to men and women ages 50 to 85. i talk to customers every day who are concerned that they won't qualify for life insurance due to their health. they worry about leaving behind funeral expenses and unpaid medical bills for their loved ones. but i'm proud to tell them that a policy from colonial penn can help with their insurance needs. many people struggle financially, worrying about paying their bills. i explain that we offer co

. >> reporter: but smoem troy spokesman troy flint says it's unlikely there will be 50 hires by monday, having to fill in with other staff until other teachers are hired. >> the ideal is to have the same teacher on the first day that you do on the last day and everyday in between, unfortunately that's not the reality for us necessarily and it's not the reality for districts throughout the country. >> reporter: flint says there's a teacher pipeline problem statewide do you due to the lasting effects of the recession and budget cuts, it's enough to make shanay twice about moving jamari to another school district. >> we have to have our kids be whatever they want to be, a doctor, nurse, lawyer and right now the education they're getting they won't be able to do that. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers. >> hoeulding a -- holding a job fair tomorrow downtown. >>> many tech companies offer employees gourmet meals at no charge, that will soon come to an end, free lunches but only if they benefit the employer, not the employee. for the employee, it's considered income and there's a growin

so we increase the budget so that is the beginnings of a remote flint request to. >> bed thickest disappointment as of then president bush. >> but at the end of the speech he was announcing a the end and we had a reflection and and he was obviously an ec and did not want to be there but then i read that basically says dave made a change and they gave them a a very cold war of a president at was important to the. >> do you think things would have been different with the different american president to? i must you think the person of these matters in this so i had some contact in the kennedy and johnson administrations but with those deep values and his ideas if not a he understood why he had to do this. with the goal is to get the government's hand out of your pocket and onto your back. but he interested when he was talking about. >> what about gorbachev? what do you make of him? he is a brilliant man. i got to know him reasonably well and i like camelot. when he came here not long after left office he was still the general secretary he came here some want to visit me and he asked for the lights

ruling againsty montgomery county white flint mall. the owners or been forced to pay. this video appeared on you ubne in july. nothing left there except one lord and turner -- lord and taylor store. demolition of the mall still on track to be completed by january or february. right now, movie theaters across the country are ramping up security for the movie premiere of "straight outta compton," about the rap group nwa. lapd is worried that the violence on the big screen could translate into issues inside the theaters. >> we have seen violence across the country at different theaters. that is a concern in los angeles. we don't have expectation something will happen, but we want to be prepared and prevent that. mainhan: lapd said the concern is rival gangs will show up at the same movie theater. they are sending officers already scheduled to work to areas that are close by the theaters. years, first time in 54 the can and flag is flying over cuba. this marks the latest that in repairing our relations with the country. talks begin next month on compensation for damages ca

. >> from flint. >> but we want to talk about grand haven. i was getting the 411 on this let's get the 411 on this police. >> it's gorgeous, i used to vacation there all the time. >> reporter: paula has been there, we should go, it's a nice spot on the beach on the shores of lake michigan. there's going to be a severe weather threat today, so a nice morning to start, later on tonight, though, madison through chicago, grand rapids and flint michigan will be under the gun for severe storms. the low drops down through iowa and chicago around midnight and detroit and some of the storms could have big wind and big, hail, as well. monsoon moisture out west, we'll see more in the way ofsmatterin. the hurricane will get down to category one. the hurricane center has the track going own the hawaiian islands as we go through the next few days. the mid section of the county, 100 decrease in houston. that's a check on the national outlook, here's what's shaking locally. >> reporter: good morning, i'm meteorologist chris sowers, double scan live is clear.

. >> from flint. you have friends in here visiting from michigan. >> but we want to talk about grand haven. i was getting the 411 on this place. fantastic spot. >> it's gorgeous. used to vacation there all the time growing up. >> there you go. paula has been there. >> beautiful, look at that. >> we all should go. it is a nice spot with the beach there on the shores of lake michigan. by the way, they can get waves during the wintertime. so the dogs can head up there and surf if they like. a severe weather threat today, a nice morning to start, later on tonight, though, madison through chicago, back through grand rapids, and even flint, michigan, is going to be under the gun for severe storms. here's how it's going to time out, the low drops down, through iowa, by the way, sara, some of the storms could have big winds and big hail as well. monsoon moisture out west. flooding rains just outside las vegas yesterday. we will see more in the way of storms today. it's going to be warm and humid in vegas. ove

reality for us necessarily and not the reality for the districts throughout the country. >> reporter: flint says there's a teacher pipeline problem statewide, due to the lasting effects of the recession and severe budget cuts. it's enough to make shanay think very seriously about moving jamari to an entirely drif different school district. >> we want our kids to be the best they can be to to be whatever they want to be, to be a doctor or nurse or fireman, whatever they want to do, lawyer and right now the education they're getting i don't think they'll be able to do that. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> and the district will hold one last job fair, tomorrow in its central office downtown. >>> it tushs out -- turns out there really could be no such thing as a free lunch, right now tech companies offer employees gourmet meals at no charge, the current tax code exempts free lunches but only if it benefits the employer, for employee, it's considered income and there's a push to tax them on it, tax attorneys say even if the irs revises the rules it would likely face challeng

. >> reporter: but troy flint says it's unlikely there will be 60 hires by monday, some administrators qualified to teach will have to step away from their offices and in to classrooms until enough teachers have been hired. >> the ideal of course is to have the same teacher on the first day that you do on the last day and every day in between, unfortunately that's not the reality for us, necessarily and it's not the reality for districts throughout the country. >> reporter: flint says there's a teacher pipeline problem statewide, due to the lasting effects of the recession, and severe budget cuts. it's enough to make shanay think very seriously about moving jamari to an entirely different school district. >> we want our kids to be the best they can be, to be able to tobe whatever they want to be, be a doctor or a murs or nurse or a fire fireman, whatever they want to do, the education they're getting gs i don't think they'll be able to do that. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> holding one last job fair tomorrow at its central office downtown. >> time now, 6:10, a sec

it still has a flint in the job. -- jaw. i wish i knew exactly where on the island it was found. it could have been turned in in the early 20th century. the national park service maintains their own collections from jamestown. before 2007, 1 of the legacies we decided to leak rather than another monument on the landscape was to join the collections to some extent. a new facility was built adjoining our building, we made sort of a campus. while the collections are cap separately, they are in one spot. someone coming to see a particular material type for research, it's more convenient and easy for them. they can go to both collections to do their work. hopefully, we will survive into the future. we have organized the materials and we have built the structures to be permanent archives. i would hope that 400 years in the future there is a jamestown collection that is capable of being studied and examined by scholars of the future. i look back 400 years and think, how many collections have survived? i do worry about that. --re are things like the there are things that have. we have to

ev from flint, michigan. go ahead. caller: how are you doing today? i want to say god bless the people of katrina. i wanted to mention something thing.he air the minority. that they were taxing the property. that is false. i am caucasian, and they do it in michigan to us, too. i think it is a nationwide thing. this is not a black and white thing. a poverty thing. they're trying to do a poverty control, because they are doing it in flint, michigan, wiping out whole neighborhoods. there taxing the water like crazy. that is a bigger thing then that deal. as i wanted to say. thanks. of new orleans holds a public commemoration service tonight in new orleans. at hurricane katrina on its 10th anniversary. you can see that live on c-span, and listen live on c-span radio. new orleans, louisiana is where wayne is. joining us on the phone to give us his experience 10 years later. gentilly.lived in we had a lot of water from the london avenue canal. we left late that sunday. we thought that we could wait it out. my daughter got panicky. we thought that we had to

. >>> and lord & taylor is the only store that remains at the former white flint mall up in rockville and today, the company won a $31 million lawsuit against those mall owners. those owners closed the mall to build a mixed use town center. today, a federal jury ruled that move violates a 1975 contract with the retailer. that contract required white flint to operate as an enclosed mall until lord & taylor's lease expired around 2040. mall owners claimed they had no choice after bloomingdale's close. lord & taylor said they triggered the mall's demise. >>> if you take the bus you will get to the new mgm at national harbor after all the original transportation plan banned public buses from the resort but transportation officials and labor leaders protested, saying many of the 3600 people who will be working there, they depend on that bus. so now, mgm has decided to allow a bus stop near the resort's employee entrance. >>> it is craft beer month in virginia and one of the newest breweries in loudoun county is hoping to open this fall. but he is facing some stiff opposition. our bureau ch

everything is on fire in my imagination but nothing can start without those two flints. they're not in the book just the field on fire but that is how to get the field going. does that make sense? >> thank you so much. [applause] he has the train to catch. he will come to the front if you would like to get your book signed we will make time to do that. have a great evening. [applause] [inaudible conversations] and now >> will come here to date to assess us the new booktv safe and, lowe's mom a military maugham story of courage and comfort answered by the life on the home front. we'll come to washington. >> thanks so much into be here to talk with me about it. >> host: tell me about your book "green on blue" never intended to write a book but in 2001 maya all this headed off to the naval academy there was the list called they could communicate and to engage and connect. so i began posting and on 9/11 everything had changed he went to a peacetime navy and within a few short hours everything changed. so i began to write more about courage or remember your roots and alternat

. >> general motors will spend more than $800 million to upgrade a truck plant in flint, michigan amid solid demand for the full-size pickup trucks and part of the $5.5 billion investment program. the overhaul will make assembly line improvements but won't result in new jobs. >>> but one area that is seeing an increase in manufacturing jobs is the southeastern portion of the country. thanks in part to the rapid expansion of the auto and aerospace industries. phil lebeau reports from south carolina a state leading the way in manufacturing job growth. >> reporter: from boeing's assembly line in charleston to the plant in columbia south carolina has become a hub for manufacturing. >> nationally 12% of the gdp of our country is manufacturing. south carolina is now up to 18%. something really really special is happening. >> reporter: what's happening is a result of an intense push by south carolina leaders to attract aerospace and auto manufacturing jobs. helping push down the state's unemployment rate. recently volvo picked south carolina over mexico for an assembly plant that will employe

. >>> owners of white flint mall in rockville have been ordered to pay $31 million in damages to lord and taylor. a jury found they breached their contract with the department store, this after the owners tried to close the shopping center, tear it down to build a new town center. that mall is owned by lerner enterprises and an attorney for the company says demolition of the mall is still expected to be finished by next february, but he's not sure what will happen after that. >>> an assistant coach for the university of maryland women's basketball team has resigned amid some serious allegations. he's bryce mckey and he's accused of sexually abusing a player that he had coached back at xavier university in ohio. they say that he wasn't actually at the school at the time of the alleged offense. prosecutors say mckey entered a not guilty plea today. >>> a man accused of sextortion will serve 18 months in jail. 28-year-old mauricio cerrito- rios accepted a plea deal to a charge of illegal access to computers. investigators say he hacked into e-mails and computers and facebook messages abo

. >> the women another flint i believe that's not connected to this case? >> exactly. there's cases all over the country. it's a very dangerous disease. >> rich, thank you. >>> we are following another breaking headline now from the pentagon. word of a sophisticated cyber attack targeting the joint chiefs of staff, thousands of american workers, their e-mails hacked. tonight of reports who could be behind it, russia, possibly china. abc's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz live in washington. good evening. >> reporter: the good news is these were unclassified e-mails but you're still talking about a network of 2500 people on the pentagon's joint staff, war planners, decision makers, a pentagon officials tell us they have never seen an attack quite like this one. a phishing attack, meaning that the hackers dummied up either an e-mail or a log-in that looked so real that a member of the joint staff could have been fooled by it and clicked on a link that opened up all kinds of opportunities for the hackers who they do believe were from russia or china. >>

will fly into light it on fire everything else is imagination but none of that starts about the to flint only the field on fire is in the book does that make sense they do so much. fate you for coming. [applause] >> welcome i am here today with teeeighteen to discuss her new book "be safe, love mom" a miltary mom's stories of courage, comfort, and surviving life on the homefront" welcome to washington and. >> guest: thank you so much to be here to talk with me about it. >> tell me about your book. >> i never intended to write a book my oldest son and headed off to the naval academy to just connect so i was making a list my son had gone to a peacetime navy and within a few short hours everything changed so i wrote about we being encouraged did to remember our roots and i was asked to become a moderators so that started a series of 14 years to support the naval academy parents through that time i had to march children who decided to apply and attend the naval academy so as the years went by not only did i had children at the naval academy now on active duty so parents were saying you need

and in michigan, extreme weather blamed for a stage fo collapse in flint. there was heavy winds and rain no one was hurt in the collapse. >> new york city. 3, 2, 1. smooch. world war ii navy veterans lead a reenactment. they are puckering up for peace. >> we were married the next day and we had a unique situation. we are privileged to honor all of the greatest generation and celebration. >> they hold theentious vent every five years to mark the end of the war. that's the fox watch across america. >> earlier in the show, we asked you is it time for democrats to seriously worry about hillary clinton's 2016 run. who is the answer. sanders or biden or we don't know. >> if democrats cared about truth and character they would have abandoned her. biden is about all they have. we'll have more after. this canned can clear ♪ ♪ (dorothy) toto, i've a feeling we're not in kansas anymore... (morpheus) after this, there is no turning back. (spock) history is replete with turning points. (kevin) wow, this is great. (commentator) where fantasy becomes reality! (penguin

. >>> the fight between lord and taylor and the white flint mall is over. the owners of the mall have to pay damages to the store. they breached the contract by tearing it down to build a new development. the attorney says the demolition is still expected to be finished by february. >>> still ahead, the largest county fair in virginia. the prince william county fair is the underway. monster trucks, food vendors, and a lot more. it opens at noon and goes up the way to 10 p.m. >>> greece gets a financial lifeline. what is next for the nation? >>> and a sinkhole swallows three cars and forces hundreds to evacuate. we have the story coming up. >>> you just told us about the prince william county fair, and the montgomery county fair is still going on. highs in the mid- to upper 80s in gaithersburg. 86 by 3:00. and if you're there at night, temperatures falling to 80 degrees. stay with us. and i'll talk about the heat wave on the approach when we get back. every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pre

cartridge paper, tons of lead, hundreds of grass cannons, tens of thousands of bayonets, millions of gun flints. above all, they needed muskets and gunpowder. permanently dislodging france or great britain would sooner or later involve overcoming militias so decisively as to secure a treaty with independence, or at least the recognition of it to other great powers. that military victory would hire -- require tens, if not hundreds of thousands of muskets and thousands of tons of gunpowder. there were only a few places in the world capable of producing arms in these quantities during the late 18th century. and none of them were in the western hemisphere. the vast majority of the world 's guns were made in birmingham, st. ettiene, and a few other european cities. they were the most complicated objects many people saw. i have a prop to show you here. more than two dozen sub trades went into the making of a musket. at st. ettiene. two dozen sub trades. the lock mechanism alone consisted of 10 carefully cut and balanced iron parts, and merely producing a quality barrel at st. ettiene involved 4 super

. >> from flint. >> but we want to talk about grand haven. i was getting the 411 on this st brought to you by carmax. guillermo. >> guillermo. >> a man of many talents. >> i'm trying to play it safe. >> and he knew what was roux was. he's really multilingual. >>> we want to show you some video out of boston, harrowing accident for one of boston's bravest. while fighting a fire, he fell from a roof and his colleagues looking on. >> part of "save my life boston trauma". take a look. >>> coming in now on a helicopter, firefighter was at a scene of a fire on the roof. >> i went to turn around and i just fell. i'm glad i didn't die. >> my foot hurts after seeing that. you can see more on the real-life hospital series "save my life" at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >> by the way, the hospital is where my dad worked. >> everything's boston, isn't it? >> that's right. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- pulling no punches. mixed martial arts ronda rousey and her decisive win overnight. what she's saying about it this morning. >>>

he was the mayor of flint, michigan at the age of 28. he has run several companies. he has come in to help us set up these partnerships. his name is matthew collier. anybody who wants to work with the va, we want you to. we know we can speed up the process if we have all of the help everyone can give. there is also the ethical issue i mentioned. home base can treat the 15% of veterans with dishonorable discharges. we cannot. we believe in strategic partnerships. mike: we have a question here. thank you. please just say who you are. >> i work for the congresswoman. i will -- much of the conversation is focused on health care, which is understandable given the immediate crisis. homelessness i know is it can turn of yours. you were in los angeles at the opening of the blue butterfly village. what other steps are you taking to alleviate that concern, that crisis? secretary mcdonald: we have been working very hard on the woman -- eliminating veteran homelessness. the president is all behind it, the first lady, funding. one of the things i discovered when i came in the job

packing heavy hey rain and strong winds this weekend in michigan causing a stage collapse concert in flint. band and crowd taking cover. fortunately nobody hurt there. wisconsin, knocking down trees at the pga championship and halting the second round so people could take cover. winds up to 65 miles per hour. knocking over tents, score boards and camera towers. no one was hurt. and new overnight, tragedy at the racetrack, sprint car driver james campbell jr. killed in a crash at the williams grove speedway in pennsylvania. officials saying he was involved in a multicar crash during warm-ups. his number 31 car slamming into the wall before flipping. i have gone to over a thousand races and i i have never been to one where they needed lifeline. probably one of the saddest times i will ever have in my life. >> the speedway has cancelled all events today out of respect for the campbell family. and fears over toxic contamination have residents fleeing days after a series of massive explosions at a chemical warehouse in china. officials finding highly poisonous sodium cyanide at the blast site a

and firefighters are still keeping an eye out for hot spots after that metal flint fire sent flames shooting into the sky overnight. it started before midnight at the alco metal and iron company near highway 37. strong winds blew most of the smoke out of the area, but also triggered nearby hot spots. no one was at the plant when it happened. the good news is, no one was injured. >>> an alameda county deputy is hospitalized with a broken leg after an overnight crash in castro valley. investigators say the driver of that suv you see there smashed into the deputy's patrol car during a traffic stop. this happened off east castro valley boulevard near chaparral lane. the chp says the deputy suffered a broken leg, but is otherwise okay. the suv driver was not hurt, but was booked into jail on drunk driving charges. >>> we have a look at weather and traffic coming up right after the break. =t atk= ckrafc >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. 78 degrees will be the high today in saratoga, after the clouds roll out of here, some clearing this afternoon. gilroy, 86 degrees. san mateo, topping

. >>> $31 million, what the owners of the white flint mall in it montgomery county will have to pay lord & taylor. the department store successfully argued that the mall breached a 1975 contract that required the owners to operate an enclosed mall around it. lord & taylor says it lost millions in profits when stores around it were closed and the mall owners decided to demolish and redevelop. learner enterprises says this ruling badly damages its plans to turn the mall into a new town center. >>> like a new nuclear bomb, an american's dramatic video in china after he survives a series of those toxic explosions. >>> there's been another attempt at sex assault in arlington. new at 6:00, we will hear from some women who say they feel much differently about their safety now. >>> i'm darcy spencer at sandy point, where officials announced today a new safety campaign after more than a dozen people have died in boating accidents here in maryland. coming up on news4 at 6:00, i will tell you why one local mom found it so important to be here for this announcement. >>> and here is what we are up ag

tonight in michigan on the road between flint and saginaw which we'll go to. and the polling since the debate. for the first time it shows donald trump leading in iowa. he says it proves he is right about how he's running the race. some of the numbers though, not such good news as you'll see shortly but overall, good news for donald trump. in addition, new voices calling for actions to stop him on the republican side. all of that ahead tonight. let's listen in to donald trump live right now in michigan. >> supposed to be a positive thing. so the american dream which we know very much it is. i'm going to make it bigger and better. right? i go home and i see my wife. and she says, she'll make a very beautiful first lady. i can tell you. and a great first lady. she has a great heart. she cares more about those women issues that bush doesn't care about. she cares more about that. between her and evanka, believe me. so i go home and my wife says to me, that was a rough statement you made tonight. what? i thought did i great. i got a standing ovation. the crowd was

. >> trav is travis payea, part of a group of young men who rented this dingy party house in flint, michigan. 19-year-old danielle taylor is a cashier for a fast food restaurant. she comes over late one night in 2002 to visit travis. suddenly, she is wrestled to the ground. >> hold her. >> her hands and legs bound. travis payea is behind the camera. >> what the [ bleep ] did i do? >> nothing. see, that's the thing. if you did something, everybody would know we had motive to kill you. just [ bleep ] sheer murder. >> murder. for the next 35 minutes on the tape, danielle is told over and over again that she's going to die. >> a half an hour from now, you'll never feel another thing. enjoy that pain. it's the last thing you'll ever feel. >> danielle is blindfolded. >> if you even so much as sneeze, i'll slit your [ bleep ] throat. >> and about 15 minutes into the tape, she's led from the house to the back seat of a car, and now travis has a kitchen knife. >> i'm talking about emotional pain. think about it. you think physical pain means anything compared to what you're going to be thinking? the

tonight in michigan on the road between flint and saginaw which we'll go to. and the polling since the debate. for the first time it shows donald trump leading in iowa. he says it proves he is right about how he's running the race. some of the numbers though, not such good news as you'll see

are gearing up like a austin, texas, or research try ang until north carolina instead of a detroit/flint, michigan path. >> i will allow the urban league to obviously respond to the notion that there is an agenda. i think you will a preesh shapp the fact that there are people who live in the ninth ward who look at the rents and what's happening in new orleans and feel they are being left out when you talk about the unemployment rate, for example, when you talk about the rise in rents where people who are trying to get on their feet cannot afford to in some cases to move even in the areas they were rushed out of by the waters. >> i think pre-katrina it's kind of like the opposite of a bubble. we were a depressed city. i think now it's no different, say, than manhattan. a lot of people would like to live in manhattan. they have to live in brooklyn or queen or sort of in the suburbs of exurxs of the city in connecticut. for a lot of lower-income folks, no matter what color they have they have had to leave the, i guess the now slightly expensive city and move to the suburbs or exurbs. >> you

claudia from flint michigan. caller: i would like to know what none of them have mentioned the black agenda -- the black women here. there are over 64,000 missing black women in america that have not been accounted for. they don't even make mention of. not only that, i want them to mention about school systems that is destroying our black boys. they have a pipeline going from there to prison before they are in the 12 th grade. they don't mention police brutality on blacks or prosecute the police officers that are killing our black men and getting away walking scot-free, going to mcdonald's and back home to their families but every time there is a police that is shot the media runs it like wow it is wrong for them to get treat the blackmail male -- why haven't they legalize it for police officers to come all over the united states and give the badges just to shoot black brothers down in the street and let them go free? white of a mission stuff like that? host: how would you answer your own question? caller: i thin

host: stevie from flint, michigan. on our line for all others. go ahead. caller: how are you doing today? i just want to say god bless the people of katrina. i wanted to mention something the minority -- that is false. do it toasian and they us, too. this is not a black and white thing, this is a poverty thing. they are try to do a poverty control kind of thing because they are doing it in flint, michigan, wiping out whole neighborhoods, bulldozing them. .is is a bigger thing that service taking a look at hurricane katrina on its 10th anniversary. you can see that live on c-span and c-span radio. find more information that www.c-span.org. new orleans is where wayne is coming t. go ahead. gentilly.lived in we had a lot of water from the canal. we left lake that sunday. -- late that sunday. we left and went up to baton rouge. my brother-in-law lives in baton rouge. we were able to stay there. lafayette with some boats to help the people that were drowning. it was unbelievable, it really was. host: barry also in new orleans. thank you for joining us on the ph

kids like margaret flint whose story is told in the magazine on the move. she is in high school. her dad is a coast guardsman. they have moved six times in her life. she said moving is both the best and the most challenging thing about being a military kid. margaret was asked about the most important thing people should know about military children and i am told she said quote kids serve, too. she is right. kids serve, too. many kids like margaret proudly own their service. they are determined creative, wise beyond their years and they seize their stories, their unique experiences as an opportunity. our challenge, the challenge this coalition has taken on is to provide them the support they need to succeed. as you may have been mentioned earlier, and i think it was, long before i was secretary carter, i was professor carter. i am an educator, too and we happen education is critical to a richer quality of life for people. as americans we know education is critical to a democracy. but as secretary of defense the education of the military children is critical to our mission, our sec

. >> to the free-speech case from the people versus larry flint. >> we have a long tradition of satirical commentary. if jerry falwell can sue when there has been no libelous speech, so can other public figures. imagine suits against gary trudeau and johnny carson for what he says on the tonight show. >> the watergate case from all the presidents men. >> do you know the five men arrested in watergate? >> these two are appointed to the case. >> they do not have their own counsel? >> that is right. >> very unusual. do you know the name of the council? >> and the loving story, about the landmark civil rights case invalidating the laws prohibiting interracial marriage. >> we pinch ourselves and say we are human. >> it is the right of everyone to wake up in the morning and go to sleep knowing that the sheriff will be shining a light in their face. >> 12 supreme court cases that have played a role in popular movies, saturdays in august at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span radio. 90.1 fm in the washington dc area, online at www.c-span.org or download our radio app. >> as congress continues to review t

he was the mayor of flint, michigan at the age of 28. please run several companies but his is coming to help us set up strategic partnerships. his name is matt collier. anybody who wants to do business, wants to be a partner, and we can speed up the process if we use the process everyone can give. also there is an ethical issue i mentioned before. we really believe in strategic partnerships. come join us. >> i think when the question right here. thank you. >> thank you. >> and michael levin. much of the conversation has focused on health care which is understandable given the immediate crisis to solve. i do know homelessness as well when you were in los angeles. peer but other steps are you taking to alleviate that concern the crisis. >> thank you michael. we've been working hard on eliminating veteran homelessness. we have a deadline at the end of the year. the president is behind us and lots of funding. we've been going out and meeting with mayors. there are lots of unfinished business. one was michael mentioned we have a lawsuit going

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investigators in michigan are looking for the source of a legionnaires outbreak which killed a woman in the flint area. family members say the symptoms came on suddenly, starting first with a headache and then a high fever that was followed by pneumonia from which she never fully recovered. >>> comedienne amy schumer is speaking out in the wake of last month's theater shooting incident in louisiana. the incident took place at a showing of schumer's movie "trainwreck." 11 people were shot, two women shot by john russell houser. schumer called the attack personal and supporting new gun control legislation proposed by her cousin, senator charles schumer. >> we're here today to say enough is enough to mass shootings in our schools, our college campuses, our military bases and even in our movie theaters. >> we're standing here because we're united in a cause. how many breaking news flashes will it take for congress to act? how many tears? how many lives lost? >> schumer's legislation seeks to improve on gun background checks by offering states incentives for improving their databases. those can be use

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. >> to "the people versus larry flunt flint." >> if jerry falwell can sue when there has been no libel of speech on the grounds of public speech then think of gary trudeau and carson on the "tonight show." >> the watergate case from "all the presidents men." >> these two were assigned to it. these two were apointed to the case. >> burglars have their own counsel? >> that's right. >> that's kind of unusual isn't it? >> for burglars it's unusual. >> do you know the name of the counsel? >> and "the loving story" about the case invaldating the laws prohibiting interracial marriage. >> we pinch ourselves and say we're handling a major civil rights case. >> i'm not going to vote. >> that is the right of richard and milton loving to wake up in the morning or go to sleep at night knowing the sheriff will not be knocking on their door. >> supreme court cases that played a role in popular movies. listen to c-span radio at 90.1 fm in the washington d.c. area, online at c-span.org or download our c-span radio app. >>> next, a discussion on a recent state department report which rates countries acr

flint, i just drove through the other day, they are finishing demolishing the plants. it is a huge complex. if you're going to employ someone who is a professional which i am, you have to make enough money that you can actually pay someone. host: that is roger for michigan. related comments on twitter -- one rights, the segment is too depressing for me. [laughter] another rights thank you the fed, the 1% has cleaned up the equity markets while the rest of us have not gained anything. guest: this brings up a couple of points. trying to be frank. what i hear about the comment about the 1% and the comment about the banks is a real sense of frustration and anxiety. i hear this all the time. how the government's responses to the financial crisis has played out for average americans. the government poured all of this money into the banking system to keep the banks from collapsing. it poured all of this money into financial markets to keep interest rates low and the financial rates functioning. a lot of people who were best off benefited from all of that whereas people like t

it will be well into the 5 flints, joining us to discuss his will power, senior equity research analyst at wr, robert w. baird you're not going to change your price target, will? >> not today? we still like the stock here. i guess there is an element, joe, the becker you are, the harder you fall in some respects. here pre-market as you know is trading ten times counter earnings. we are positive. china is a wild card for all of us. we think we will come through all of that. >> all you guys. you all got a variety of price targets. some of them way up, some in the 200s and some of the things. you always talk about the ten times earnings. when you see something like this happen, does the futility of usings metrics in fundamental am analysis if trying to advise clients, does the futility of your methods ever come home and occur to you, maybe i'm not looking at the right things, maybe what i use will not tell me when i should advise clients to do something else? >> well, look, i think ultimately in any business the goal is to generate cash flow. there is no entity that generates more than ann