in america. hillary clinton accuses china of stealing commercial secrets at a democrat campaign event. i m at daytona speedway, the home of nascar racing where fans have been asked not to display the confederate flag. but many people are ignoring that, and we ll tell you why. we begin the news hour with breaking news. chile has won its first football title ever and wins the copa america. the tiebreaker we ll report live from outside of the stadium later in the bulletin. stay tune for that. back to our top story and the greek finance minister has accused international creditors of trying to terrorize the greek people into expecting more austerity. he made the comments as final preparations continue. voters will decide whether to accept the program of budget cuts and reforms from lenders in return for financial aid. voting gets under way at 7:00 a.m. local time. and the first projected results are expected at 9:00 p.m. el polls suggest that the yes and no side are neck an
pulitzer prize winning journalist chris hedges talks about his book wages of rebellion next. he discusses the causes of revolution and resistance by looking at stories of rebels throughout history and examines what it takes to be a rebel in modern times. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] hi there. hi there. can you guys hear me? can you hear me in the back? great. i m one of the owners here. it s great to see all of youd a labyrinth tonight. welcome. just a few practical things and then we ll get going. first, please turn off your cell phones if you haven t done that already. also our event season is islanding down but we re planning great events for the fall so if you don t already get our e-mail invite and would like to just leave us your e-mail address on the back counter there s a signup sheet for that. in terms of the event tonight the logistics are i will do a very breath introduction, chris will speak and then there will be time for q & a. i would
an upstate new york that will bring a period of shower activity to the region, maybe a good two to four hour period. but it s not a wash. let s zoom into reading we re seeing shades of green which is the lighter stuff from lancaster county into reading and northward into the lehigh valley a little bit of wet weather this morning everybody else looks like you re doing all right. most of the parades should be fine. barbecues you may be dodging rain drops and the forecast for this evening for the fireworks shows everything should be all right, as well. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, expect a shower or two around, 76 degrees normally we should be around 87. thunderstorms be possible next week, some of them could contain drenching downpours we ll talk about that when i see you again in just a bit. eva. thanks, chris. philadelphia is ready to celebrate, hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the fourth of july festivities. the fun has been happeni
, that tour will begin at 2:00 p.m., or trustees may have a board meeting at its :00 p.m. and were those of you with tickets at 3:00 p.m.. thank you very much for attending. lady hale, thank you very much. [applause] you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of american history tv programming on c-span3. follow us on twitter for a schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. welcome to omaha on american history tv. founded in 1854 by speculators from neighboring council bluffs, iowa this city on the banks of the missouri river became a terminus for the transcontinental railroad, helping spur the town s growth in its early days. with a population over 400,000 today omaha is nebraska s largest cities. with the help of our cox cable partners, we will explore the history of this midwestern city. coming up, here about omaha s military history. the air force base was once a home to the strategic air command during the cold war. the might a
low. shake shack and tesla both getting slapped with downgrades. star bucks raising prices but coffee addicts keep chucking. we ll talk about why. first up it is the sign of a resilient u.s. stock market. eurozone officials are meeting today pushing for new reform proposes from the greek prime minister. banks and stock markets remain closed. pictures of people waiting outside the banks. pensioners trying to withdraw some money. there is a sense, has tsipras built political capital post referendum in. i think that merkel is making a stand. there s really good articles today about how merkel has emerged as being pretty much a dictator. and the wall street journal writing a story this morning about germany s rise in power over the last eight years. it s going to make it so it doesn t look good for tsipras. this dollar being strong earnings season starts tomorrow carl. cut numbers, cut numbers, you re going to have to cut number for every international company. this is