Before we get started i need to type that you should silence your cell phones please personal recording is not allowed. After the session each of the authors all will be its a mass in your festival program. We have three terrific books. To the far left. John ward book. The fight that broke the Democratic Party. My former Los Angeles Times colleague. As someone who is about to turn 75 i lived in a great number of the events described in this book. As i was saying to miriam just before the program started the first event i remember is as a High School Freshman in 1958 a great year for the Democratic Party in california was a big democratic sweep. The voters of california were wise enough to reject an anti union right to work law. With that as a start. Tell me a little bit about what makes the brown family distinct. There are so many pieces of that but i will try to focus on a few of them. The democrats who have not held power in california for a very long time to think of california as a
Higher on the back of the move in syria. More on that behavior. Plus, retired general leslie clark joining us shortly to talk about what future u. S. Military strategy could look like. Lets begin with Team Coverage of todays big stories affecting the markets. Steve leisman at cnbc headquarters with details on this mornings weaker than expected jobs report, and bill is in moscow tonight with the latest on the syria situation, and kayla is in palm beach, florida with news from the china summit. Steve, starting with you rs first thing this morning with the headline whether it was weaker thans expected. We had a chance to digest that in markets, and despite the disappointing payroll number, bill, most economists, and markets, trade as if they are on track to hype twice this year, including in june. The chance of a rate hike in june remains unchanged at 61 , even after the government reported job growth of 98,000 today, and that was well below the streets 175,000 estimate. New york fed pres
Good night. Phil oh no. under his breath hey man hey peter. unenthusiastic oh. Ha ha ha joanne . Is that you . Its me. You dont look a day over 70. Am i right . Jingle jingle. If youre peter pan, you stay young forever. Its what you do. If you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. You make me feel so young. Its what you do. You make me feel he has quite a history of stealing subway trains and buss and tonight police say hes done it again. A notorious mass transit thief caught stealing a Greyhound Bus and exposing a major security flaw. But first, new details on the mysterious discovery of a former pro basketball players body. The death of a New York Knicks draft pick now a case of murder. Im sade baderinwa. Im bill ritter. Michael wright was a star in college and picked by the knicks in the nba draft. The university of arizona tweeting out the sad news tonight and now were learning disturbing information about the days leading up to his disappearan
Bill ritter. Michael wright was a star in college and picked by the knicks in the nba draft. The university of arizona tweeting out the sad news tonight and now were learning disturbing information about the days leading up to his disappearance and his death. Eyewitness News Reporter aj ross in new jersey with new details. Right here at the Police Department is where Michael Wright was first reported missing just three days ago. Friends say basketball was his passion but it wasnt his life. A loving and devoted father whose kindness really touched everyone he came in contact with. His death, now being investigated as a homicide, has countless people heart broken. Reporter from the windy city to the big apple, Michael Wrights exceptional basketball talent took him all around the world. From his college days playing at the university of arizona to being draft today the New York Knicks in 2001 and later playing overseas. It basketball was his life but his greatest accomplishment he told me
66 of americans would join an International Treaty to reduce emissions in order to stop Global Warming. Our generation may not even look to see the full realization of what we do here, but the knowledge that the next generation will be better off from what we do here. Can we imagine a more worthy rewards that meant . Than not that california is already known as a place with extremely rigorous standards, and governor jerry brown is hoping to advance that in other states and localities. They want to create an aggressive zero Energy Emissions program. 66 of americans think the us should join an International Treaty to reduce emissions. 53 of americans think Global Warming is caused by human activity and 50 think it is already having a serious impact on the environment. The poll also reports that a slight majority now thinks its more important to protect the environment and stimulate the economy. Back to then stimulate the economy. Back in 2009 people felt that it was more important to sti