. >> the bilk discussed is called the charles and hilda may son elderly abuse clarification act.ilda mason, says he her cor sat her mental health began to fail as she left the council in 1998. hilda's daughter tells us her mower anmother and stepfather we financially abused after namingg a trustee to handle their affairs, but the trustee didn't do the job.ob. >> all i wanted to her to give e them good care, and the healthcare they would sneak and steal, and steal their food. >> reporter: we heard fromfrom seniors who were victimized by strangers. brenda kelly says her friend was befriended by strangers whogerso gained the guardian ship of herr mother's affairs. >> i went there, she didn't didn brush her teeth. teeth. this was a lady who was very particular, and everybody around her was people that i didn't expect, if i had died and comeme back i wouldn't have expected e thosex people. >> reporter: in many cases cass the court appointed guardians gd provide the tender care needed. but tommy wells called thee series to root out those who who commit financial abuse.cial >> i hope to

now they have some kind of holy some huge pine tree and they hearken venerates i really want them to hilda saw. i don't know why i do this i just follow. we do it to stay healthy the whole year right some. they say you have to take it. and it will bring you how you will as holy energy and what you are doing here is hedonism. the real. unlike some of the less conscientious pilgrims the dog who had been running ahead of the procession for three days knew exactly when to go straight to the platform built for the water blessing ceremony. also consider that a miracle. how life is today you want one thing tomorrow it's something else things come and go but the most important thing is that this place the village of. forever be the place. of the wonder workers icon appeared today is still with us because with us travels with us we pray to him he returns to the place where he appeared by the great american who happened the great miracle of the russian orthodox church. is carried on to the platform where the water is blessed and then a mass bathing begins. some of the people consider this the high p

. >> reporter: the bilk discussed is -- the bilk discussed is the called the hilda mason act.daughter said her mental nt health began to fail as she left the council in 1998. 1998 >> in cases of elder financial exploitation, only one in fourur cases are made known. >> reporter: her mother and stepfather were financiallyncial abused after naming a trustee t handle their affairs. af but she claims the trustee didn't do the job.b. >> all i wanted was for her to clean out the place, and give them good care. they would sneak out and steal their food. >> reporter: we heard of seniors who are victimized by strangers. her was mom was befriended by strangers who gained the guardian ship of her mother's affairs. >> when i went there and saw she hadn't brushed her teeth. this was a lady who was very particular, and everybody around her were people that i didn't expect, if i had died and come back i wouldn't have respected p those people.thos >> reporter: courte appointed guardians provide the tender care needed. tommy wells called this hearing to root out those who commitmmit financial a

. >> reporter: following the president's comments on the divisive trials, demonstrator hilda clark said she was surprised he had been subjected to racial profiling. >> it is unfair. it is insulting. it is deadly, obviously. >> reporter: like mr. obama, clark said she viewed martin's death through a personal lens. >> trayvon died needlessly. he was an innocent child, and he could have been my grandchild. >> reporter: protesters want states like florida to reexamine the self-defense laws that exonerated george zimmerman, and the justice department to pursue civil rights charges. that's the aim of a petition that has nearly 600,000 signatures. it's backed by music superstars jay-z and beyonce. neither spoke, but beyonce said in a statement: at the rally here in new york, demonstrators were told to keep a date late in august in mind. there's another rally planned in washington about the same time as the 50th anniversary of the march on washington led by martin luther king, jr. >> axelrod: now to texas, where investigators are looking into a fatal roller coaster accident. a woman died at the

. >> reporter: following the president's comments on the trial, hilda clark said she was surprised. >insulting and deadly. >> reporter: she viewed his death through a personal lens. >> trayvon died needlessly. he was an innocent child. could have been my grandchild. >> reporter: critics want to re- examine the stand your ground law. that's the aim of a precision with nearly 600,000 signatures. it is backed by jay-z and beyance. they are struggling with the issue of inequality and the lack of value for a black man's life. in the rally in new york, they were told to keep a day in late august in mind. there is another rally planned on the 50th anniversary of the march on washington led by martin luther king, jr. >>> and developing news in san francisco's tenderloin district, police are looking for a motive in a shoot out leaving one man dead. it happens at 10:00 last night when an officer came across two men shooting at each other. one of the shooters was killed in the gunfire and the other man was taken into custody after trying to run away from police. >>> this weekend, protesters surr

two days ago hilda clayton was killed. was the most recent soldier in a long line of tens of thousands to die serving this country and endeavors to represent liberty and freedom. no less heroic, no less pledging their lives are those 19 elite firefighter who is perished on sunday in arizona. or the hood county texas say sheriff's county deputy who died the day before while answering a service call. so as we honor and thank our fathers of independent today, we here "the lead" also want to thank all of those who continue to uphold that sacred pledge, who enable to us live in this amazing country, where we exercise those certain unalienable rights. happy 4th of july. hash tag, you're it. we asked you to send us a few more unalienable rights. god bless america. i now leave you in the very capable hands of wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >> egypt's president and top islamist leaders are now under arrest. as the military moves to consolidate its power in egypt, huge crowds mover back into tahrir square right now. can egypt

we can only hope that he will continue in the tradition set down by the former secretary, hilda solis, who did an outstanding job as our secretary of labor. former member of the house of representatives, hilda solis really turned that department around from a department that just had been almost moribund for eight years. and so i can assure everyone here that mr. perez will always act appropriately and ethically but he'll always act forcefully to defend the rights of people to make sure that our laws are enforced, those laws that protect the health, the education, the labor, and the pensions of the american people. mr. president, with that, i yield the floor. and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. sessions: i would ask consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sessions: earlier today, my colleague, senator rubio, came to the floor to talk about the very serious matter

quacks on the next washington journal, we will sit down with hilda soli's concerning the health care law -- we will sit viebeck aboute the healthcare law. dean clancy and lori load des. the former ambassador to morocco marc ginsberg discusses recent events in egypt and the response from the u.s. so far. all that plus your calls beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> next, a look behind the scenes of presidential marriages from woodrow wilson to george w. bush followed by president obama at this year's national medal of arts and humanities ceremony. later in memorial service for the firefighters who died fighting a wildfire in prescott arizona. >> on monday night, we are continuing our focus on first ladies. tonight and author speaks of her book "hidden power." she looks behind the scenes of presidential marriages from woodrow wilson to george w. bush. this is just under one hour. [applause] >> thank you. good morning. thank you for that wonderful introduction. you make me feel 100 years old. i am not. when i hear you say all you -- all those things, and makes you feel

hilda from new york was a technician. a cosmetologist in civil yang life, she was a chauffer for the fort's officers. she also maintained vehicles, maneuvering trucks and tanks and repairing engines. eleanor praise si was a chemist who had one of the most important jobs at the base. she worked in the sewer disposal plant where it was her duty to prevent odors. congress swell la brand, an accomplished soprano in civilian life, was a mail clerk in arizona, one of the postal-packing hama mas as they were lovingly called by the male soldiers. [laughter] african-american nurses traveled to all corners of the world to serve their country. they usually served this segregated units, black nurses caring only for black soldiers. but they served in africa, england, the china-burma-india theater in the pacific. in liberia army nurse sammy rice and her fellow nurses treated patients at the 25th station hospital. prudence burns was a surgical nurse in new guinea and the philippines. before she left the philippines, she and her fiance w