inevitably, jane foster and paul child became caught in the bustle of mccarthy's red spice. on april 7, 1955, paul received an urgent telegram summoning him to washington. their old friend, jane foster was being investigated by the fbi as a russian spy. when she was arrested in paris, the authorities had ransacked her apartment and found paul child's name in her address book. paul and julia found themselves than in the middle of a terrifying nightmare, full-scale fbi espionage investigation, lengthy interrogations, and a drawn out internal state department loyalty and cory. friends, family, neighbors and former employers were questions about paul's past. his communist proclivities come his loose blogging lifestyle, and his blatant homosexual tendency. if you want to have some verbal fun, he wrote julia in despair, try to prove to to fbi guys that you are not a lesbian. how do you prove it? julia and paul decided they would not be intimidated. they chose to stand by their friends and their principles, no matter what the cost. in the chaotic months to come they would have to en

there were high-profile people under investigation every day, so paul child did not make the news. julia was not famous yet. their friends knew, and everybody in the state department knew, and it was humiliating and terrifying. paul rightly predicted that his career would probably not recover from it. >> was paul brought before the committee itself or just by the committee investigators? >> he was subjected to a full loyalty inquiry that was the fbi investigating him, the united states information service investigated him, his past, going back 10 years and all of that, but he was not dragged before a senate subcommittee. in the end, even though they thought he was about as liberal as you could get without being a communist, and they thought he was a homosexual, and they accused him of other acts, julia was a wealthy right wing family, and her father was a supporter of nixon and pulled every string in washington, and he was finally cleared. >> what role did paul play in her celebrity? >> that's an interesting question and a complicated question to answer. if you -- if you look at the

i am here tonight because i no longer know where else to ask for help to ensure that my child is safe at paul revere. also, with the teachers that were watching her in the after- school program, two more incidents have happened, one similar to yesterday, and two days prior to my daughter's incident, this boy had a hole right here and was bleeding, and the ambulance was called. there are also pictures that the following pictures after this happened -- there is no action being taken. president mendoza: i am going to have you speak to this woman in the black. she will help you. thank you for coming down. [applause] >> good afternoon, board members. i am pastor josiah bell, a member of the citizen's advisory committee and a pastor in the bay view area. i am here to say to you that with all the budget cuts and all the constraints that are being placed on us as a city, remember we want to keep public diversity in our communities. we need to be very alert and aware of the fact that most african american, latino, and asia and teachers are the last hired when we have situations like this. they are the

the artist says he had in mind john paul opening his cloak to envelope a child, but others say it looks like a bell or a sentry box or a bathroom fixture. one roman said the head looks like a bullet and likened it to muss lee nis. the may jor of rome has appointed a commission to advise him on what to do. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on facebook and twitter, find us on youtube, and watch us anytime anywhere on smartphones and iphones. there's also much more on our websi website. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. >>> as we leave you on the eve of memorial day, scenes from arlington national cemetery in virginia. >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirem

child care. all the folks out there, raise their hands. paul, chris, tiffany, johnny, diana, chilly -- thank you so much for helping me tonight. and i want to thank everyone because this is a tough and painful and emotional process, and everyone really came ready and also very respectful. it did not have to go like this, and i just really wanted to appreciate that, and this is just the beginning of a dialogue and process for our office. we will continue to hold budget stakeholders meetings, so please, come up to our staff and signed up so you can find out when our meetings are and continue to engage. i wanted and community members for being irresponsible about what we can contribute to these cuts. we will come out and do more clean up and held out if you can help us bring lights to the victoria park. those other types of solutions. we can all can cheviot to that process as well. we really heard a lot of things that were said tonight. district 6 is home to one of the most diverse constituencies here in the city. we have the poorest residents of

the plan is the brain child of house budget chairman paul ryan who is feeling some of the heat himself. i travelled to wisconsin to see how ryan is weathering the storm. >> how are the crowds increasing and levels of anxiety? >> no two ways about it. >> congressman ryan is at the center of the storm. it's his plan that sparked the outcries across the country, the anger is palpable. >> you gave away all of those tax cuts. >> we've seen republican congressman fending off boos and cat calls from constituents over a plan to fundamentally overhaul two programs millions of americans have come to count on. medicare and medicaid. with congress in recess, ryan is holding as many as four town meetings a day, and it's still not enough to keep up with demand from miss constituents. >> what i can do is give you a list of other listening sessions we have scheduled today. >> the crowds are really getting bigger and people are getting much more anxious about where the country is headed. >> this is the tail end of the marathon series of town halls who seems wholly unconcerned with the heat he's taking

. >> reporter: the program is a brain child of the director david lynch, paul mccartney and ringo star beatle's one-time instructor. >> david lynch has been really great. in fact, he has come to the school on more than six or seven occasions. >> the kids were bullies and very angry. and they have become more calm. they are a lot more calm than they were before. >> all you need is a mantra. >> do you tell people what your mantra is? >> no, it is a secret. you have to get your own. >> reporter: in san francisco, cbs5. >> and the quiet time is mandatory but the meditation is not. >> we are going to take a moment to meditate. >> right. on some sunshine. >> and you know i do yoga. quiet for 60 minutes. >> i have missed that, actually. all i know is that i'm grateful you don't drink coffee. that's all. >> if there is a reason here to keep the caffeine away from me i don't know why. this is the scene in san jose where we have actually had a little bit of rain. temperatures across the bay area today only 54. 62 degrees in mountainview. this is our live high-def doppler radar. rain showers stil

paul ryan as a serious adult. nothing is more degrees -- depressing about politics. but dole is only a complement to my child. a proud of you. you acted like an adult tonight. even cut your own meat like a big boy. also, there is a lot of things congress wants us to be impressed by. we are not impressed peggy sat next to each other at the state of the union. you know what the rest of americans calln evening spent sat next to a person with wildly different political views? thanksgiving. [laughter] we are not impressed when you complain about how bills are too long to read. the health care bill is almost 2000 pag. good. a bill that insures every person in america should be longer than the girl with the dragon tattoo. while at it, i do not think you rebuild. i think you vote on bills the same way the rest of us agree to updated terms and conditions on items. -- on itunes. i am should wrap it up. i am getting the red light. is c-span and thehandicam running low on batteries. all like to thank all the journalists here tonight. i could not do my job if you did not do yours. as i was watching the royal wedding, i ca

child endangerment charges. >>> in other bay area headlines, one of three people injured in an apartment explosion has died. 35-year-old paul long from san jose died of his injuries yesterday. last saturday's explosion destroyed one unit at the complex in livermore. the other two are still in critical condition. the cause of the explosion is still being investigated. but it's believed to be drug- related. >>> and three duis in three days. a mill valley man faces two years in jail after his third arrest. bail for timothy mcgowan was raised to keep him in jail. his history includes a dui conviction in 2009, convictions for petty theft and drug possession. and arrest for public drunkenness. >>> trouble for san francisco undercover police officers. another two dozen felony drug cases are being dropped because of the credibility of those officers under investigation for questionable search practices. linda yee on the new charges brought against those cops tonight. linda. >> reporter: allen, another new video has surfaced and according to the san francisco public defenders office, another example of police misconduct. now, these

so who is ron paul and why is he trying to save our country well he was born in one nine hundred thirty five and as a child worked on the family dairy farm that high school he excelled in sports was student council president and met his current wife of fifty four years harold his head of gettysburg college and received a degree in biology before earning his m.d. from duke university working his way through school after his residency he served as a flight surgeon in the air force from one thousand nine hundred eighty three to sixty five and then in the air national guard from sixty five to sixty eight he moved to texas to train of steps and gynecology eventually delivering over four thousand babies and raising five children of his own ronald laurie randall senator you might have heard of them robert android when ron paul first ran for congress in a special election in one nine hundred seventy six carol warned him to be careful because she said he just might win and he did but lost only months later by less than three hundred votes he won the seat back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and served unt

paul -- the commanding officer and perhaps cathy's biggest fan. >> this is a quality that we just don't hardly find in america anymore. a commitment to her word even though she was a child. >> for too many of us, supporting the troops is nothing but lip service. patriotism. nothing but what we wear on our sleeve. but with her bracelet, she has shown us what being a proud american truly entails. as for that bracelet. she did with it what she always said she would, the morning before the funeral, she took it off and flipped it on the sleeve of is fun uniform. >> it's going to be hard, but i've come to learn that whether i'm wearing his bracelet or not, he will always be with me every day of my life. >> steve hartman. cbs news near alabama. our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there will be another one back here in a second, just watch. what did i tell you -- there's anoth

paul ii is now one step away from sainthood tonight. one victims group is not pleased. plus -- >> wait a minute, we didn't even get a chance to be a child practically. >> the puberty mystery that has pediatricians stumped and parents worried. >>> and the sharks in san jose trying to get one step closer to the stanley cup. lawrence scott has the latest comingin ss. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, mar

child. >> the thief only stole about $20 but she has been caught on tape stealing another donation jar at a gas station down the street. >>> a tribute to pope john paul the second. >>> the vigil just hours before the late pope is to be beatified. he is being honored for reportedly healing a french nun from parkinson's. tomorrow's ceremony puts him on the path to saint hood. >>> poking fun with the president. the commander in chief takes a stab at comedy tonight and his biggest target was donald trump. >> nobody is happier, prouder, to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing? >> trump you can see there didn't have a lot to say. the president fired off a few one liners. he also took jabs at other possible opponents. >>> dangerous drugs inside homes. today people across the country got rid of them the proper way. andrei takes us to one local event that took in thousands of pounds of pills. >> reporter: disposes of drugs the safeway. this is the second national drug take back day headed by the dea. >> opiates, things that are

paul longgrear, moreland's commanding officer and perhaps kathy's biggest fan. >> this is a quality that we just don't hardly find in america anymore. a commitment to her word even though she was a childorter: for too many of us, supporting the troops is nothing but lip service. patriotism nothing but what we wear on our sleeve. but with her bracelet, kathy has shown us what being a truly proud american truly entails. and, as for that bracelet, kathy did with it what she always said she would. the morning before the funeral she took it off and slipped it on the sleeve of his uniform. >> it's going to be hard. it's going to take some getting used to. but i've come to learn that whether i'm wearing his bracelet or not he'll always be with me everyday of my life. >> couric: steve hartman, cbs news, here in pelham, alabama. >> couric: thank you, steve, for kathy's story and for everything. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie thank you for watching. see you back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org access.wgbh.org california's broken budget. . >> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definit

position should be child's play russia's president nor does a weapon or day for children to teach them of the strengths of democracy. prime minister that he went through seven days on the war paul put it online strategy games advised by russian social network to find out who is famous female accomplice is. tyler has plans to build its own space station by the end of the team up with to land a man on i twenty forty. report from the blue sky thinking which except in china's rivals in the space race behind beijing space city opening its doors to the media as china announces its intention to build its own space station by twenty twenty two rival the international space station and while some see chinese advances in space travel as a potential threats officials here are keen to stress the spirit of cooperation they say is behind china's space program and we're looking forward to cooperating with other countries in the field of space exploration and we're also looking forward to having more countries join this work so we can promote the common goals of mankind. for the moment though china's space program is doing very well on its own since becoming only the third country in the world

paul chambers in contra costa county. >> reporter: as you can see this is still an active scene. they have been searching for this 4-month-old child since 6:30 this morning. >> we just want the baby home safe. >> reporter: look at this 4- month-old child her name is ramy gallegos. >> the baby was in her bassinet next to mom's bed. and mom woke up at 6:00 in the morning to feed her and the baby was gone and the backdoor was open. >> reporter: investigators will not confirm the information about the door being open, but said that the child was put to bed round 10:00 last night and when the mother woke up eight hours later, she was gone. officers also say it's treateds a missing person case, but say it's suspicious. >> the thing that is suspicious is that the child doesn't have the ability to disappear on her own. >> reporter: investigators are not sure why it took 20 minutes for the family to report the child missing. deputies took little rammy's parents into custody, although currently they are not considered suspects. they have brought in several k- 9 units and dozens of people too look for her. >> i feel like i'm in a bad dream.

paul ryan as a serious adult. nothing is more depressing about politics than the fact that adult is now a compliment. it is only a compliment to a childm proud of you. you acted like an adult tonight. you even cut your own meat like a big boy. there are a lot of things you want us to be impressed by congress, that we are not impressed by. we are not impressed that you sat next to each other at the state of the union. you know what the rest of americans call an evening spent sitting next to a person with wildly different political views? thanksgiving. we are not impressed when you complained about how bills are too long to read. the healthcare bill is almost 2,000-pages. good. a bill that ensures every person in america should be longer than the girl with the dragon tatoo. also, while we're at it, i don't think you read bills anyway. i think you vote on bills in the same way the rest of us agree to updated terms and conditions on i ten tunes. itunes. i should wrap it up. i'm getting the red light. not the red light that signals i'm out of time but the red light that signals the c span handy cam is running low on batteries. i want to th

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paul ryan as a serious adult. nothing is more degrees -- depressing about politics. but dole is only a complement to my child. like an adult tonight. even cut your own meat like a big boy. also, there is a lot of things congress wants us to be impressed by. we are not impressed peggy sat next to each other at the state of the union. you know what the rest of americans call an evening spent sat next to a person with wildly different political views? thanksgiving. [laughter] we are not impressed when you complain about how bills are too long to read. the health care bill is almost 2000 pages. good. a bill that insures every person in america should be longer than the girl with the dragon tattoo. while at it, i do not think you rebuild. i think you vote on bills the same way the rest of us agree to updated terms and conditions on items. -- on itunes. i am should wrap it up. i am getting the red light. is c-span and thehandicam running low on batteries. all like to thank all the journalists here tonight. i could not do my job if you did not do yours. as i was watching the royal wedding, i cannot help thinking how

paul ryan as a serious adult. nothing is more depressing in politics of that "unbilled" is now a compliment. that is only -- "adult" is now i compliment. that is only complement to a childr own meat like a big boy. [laughter] congress, there are a lot of things you want us to be impressed by that you are not impressed by. we are not impressed that you stood next to each other at to the state of the union. you know what is impressive when people sit next to each other and have wildly different political views? thanksgiving. [laughter] the health care bill is almost 2000 pages -- good. a bill that insures 3 person in america should be longer than the girl with the dragon tattoo -- a bill that insures all the people in america should be longer than the girl with the dragon tattoo. i should wrap it up. i am getting the red light. not the one that signals i am getting at a time, but the one that signals that the c-span handy cam is running at a time. [laughter] i could not do my job if you did not do yours. it is fitting that this weekend happened on the same as the royal wedding. i could not help thinking how wonderful it is to live in a country that do not wear hats like t

paul. rain and thunderstorms on and off and especially salt lake city. if i had to pick one location in the nation,halla, that's probably it. >> on tuesday adoption and childcongressional briefing to bring what they hope will be revolutionary reform to the adoption process. they say national policy should move beyond finding families to helping families after the child is theirs. advocates say the case of a tennessee woman returning a boy she adopted to russia is a prime example of the need for post-adoptive services. >> we think of adoption as a win-win. you go into a new family and love conquers all the and everything is okay. well, you know, if the kid has been abused, neglected, sexually abused, whatever, they need some work. they need some help, and the parents and the family need to get the services and supports in order to help the families succeed. >> some of the groups involved include the child welfare league of america and the adoption institute. >>> if you don't know who debbie wasserman schultz is you will very soon. she's now in charge of the democratic party's entire campaign operation. you'll hear from her next. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing purina one

child population is increasing in urban centers particularly in the southern capital and cuba. with no identification and no way to find their families, these children are extremely volatile paul to reduce that include a reduction in to the armed militias and sexual or labor exploitation. having a recommendation and officials trained in how to identify suspicious behavior is crucial to protecting vulnerable children especially and fragile states. since the january 2010 earthquake in haiti many organizations including world vision and others like our partner organization heart of a planned alliance work to train border guards to prevent the illegal movement of children. there have been several documented cases where trained and alert haitian officials were able to stop children from being taken illegally across the border. in one case a 13 year old girl was found with a man who could provide no proof of relation. she was placed in the family tracing system and her mother was able to come and provide truth she was related to the girl and hadn't intended for her to be taken anywhere let alone out of the country. in this and so many other cases the importance of documentation and

paul. thank you. >> yes, they are. >>> we continue live from los angeles, and this hour, we are learning more about arnold schwarzenegger's affair and news of a secret childime ago, maria shriver released this statement. this is a painful and heartbreaking time. as a mother, my concern is for the children. i ask for compassion, respect and privacy as my children and i will try to rebuild our lives and heal. i will have no further comment. we will have more on this story in ten minutes from now. >>> meanwhile the head of the international monetary fund is spending his first day on a island unlike he has ever been, rei rikers. he will be in a compound that is reserved for criminals. it is a world away from the posh hotel he allegedly forced himself on and a maid and bought himself an array of sex charges and one count of unlawful imprisonment. rei rye k reiker's is made up of 14,000 inmates and 10,000 officers. he holds a cell by himself. he is separated from other prisoners and phones and tvs and the internet. cnn's deborah feyerick is following this drama in new york. deb, i understand that you have new information about the victim in this case. what do y

paul ryan, i met him when he was 19 when he was an intern to jack kemp. he is a smart and free market and capitalistic person. he voted for t.a.r.p., medicare part b and no child left behind. the auto bailout. my question to him is, what is he? is he for bigger government or as a for smaller government? i believe we would not be in this position today if it were not for republican votes when president bush was in office and what president obama and the democrats have done since then. this is a bipartisan problem. i believe using the tool of the debt ceiling, i made the analogy this is like solomon saying i will cut the baby in half. it is a drastic action but necessary because neither side will listen. just like the two mothers who claimed the baby was theirs. we need a drastic action to bring adult behavior to the budget of washington. private firms laid off people, went bankrupt in this process. the government for some reason thinks it can avoid that and that is what i think a lot of people are saying appeaup here. >> so we can say it clearly and get it clear so we can wrap our minds around what is happening here, $1 trillion. budget was tos trillion. $9 bil

paul ryan and gene sperling. coming up at 3:10 eastern, white house budget director jacob lew, and later a hearing on international child abductions. >> over the memorial weekend, leaders from politics, business and entertainment offering advice and insights to the graduating class of 2011 at 3 p.m. and 10 p.m. eastern memorial day weekend on c-span. >> randolph babbitt who's the administrator for the faa and paul rinaldi testified tuesday on capitol hill on the recent incidents of controllers sleeping during overnight shifts and an increase in operational errors. this senate transportation subcommittee hearing is chaired by washington state senator maria cantwell. it's about an hour, 45 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the senate committee on commerce, science and transportation subcommittee on air vegas operation -- aviation operation safety and security. we are joined by witnesses, the honorable randy babbitt, faa administrator, and the honorable calvin scovel, inspector general, u.s. department of transportation; paul rinaldi, president of the air traffic controllers' association; and dr. greg belenk