i could not go there. >> neither could raven and janet's friend, misty foxily. >> raven could not haveilled janet. he loved her. he loved her. he wouldn't have done that. >> detectives had an equally difficult time convincing the district attorney who, after reviewing the evidence, felt there wasn't nearly enough to get an indictment. >> they're the ones who make the decision if the guy's in court. why they didn't do it, i don't know. >> with no other strong leads, the investigation into janet's homicide began to cool. raven had relocated to utah to be closer to his family, which is where, two years later, he met vanessa pond. >> he wanted to move things very, very, very quickly. >> with you. >> yes. >> despite all the things vanessa had learned about raven, she stood by him. in part, because raven was very up front about how police were investigating him. >> he said that they didn't have anybody else to look at, which is why he was the only person of interest. >> okay. wait a minute. you find out that a guy you're going out with was a suspect in a murder is still a suspect in a murder

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at ravens stadium in baltimore.ing up next on "today in the bay," an intense search for a missing girl, ends with a warm embrace back in her father's arm. >>> also remembering maya angelo, hundreds will gather at what the poet called her favorite church to celebrate herr live. this is "today in the bay." welcome on this father's day sunday, a live picture there of san francisco in what looks like a beautiful day to come. it is sunday june 15, father's day, thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. dad sh

that he last saw i scouted the ravens state with red i was actually calling there a vicious of the.because like i say what what what what what the ravens leave that salwa the whoa the people in jobs are in big trouble because if this is true peter back this is us right in fact the second will wolf famously they were down to maybe two ravens and people took it seriously enough to get a midget bike dispatch rider from the will to haul speed it back down to the capital to ensure that there were enough ravens and they brought i think about six from the will which were put in place in the nation survived a fantastic so speaking of ravens and let's start with you bez you're running for kerry for the reality party we were just an up in manchester visiting with y'all we had a big film screening. which was about the n.h.s. but tell us a little bit about the reality party where is it now and what's the current situation both as a reality the mo. political. we're going there on thursday as soul food would like to go in for the shape what would be solved and that diligent sticks have more the c

if i go back, i am giving my computer to raven. she is cool.s is -- i like this part, too, okay. i have been talking to her on the phone, this is my daughter, i love her so much. i love her little baby. she is a good kid, brother, and by god, you -- he gets on my ass. that's a trip. he's getting on my ass and he's on his way back. he says -- let's see. my god, brother, you do right by her. don't drink, dog. i love you, brother. [ bleep ]. it will get better, roy. oh, my goodness, i ain't going to lie now. after i read it and i laid down, i started practically having a panic attack. like, man, am i going to make it? >> it was really interesting for me to hear ray slip into the mindset of what i assume roy must have been going through. it kind of showed me what goes through someone's mind when they're on parole. >> i already got in my mind if i didn't have my daughter, i would tell that [ bleep ] parole board, let me self-invoke right now and let me stay here. and i wouldn't get out at all. if i could just revoke and if it wasn't for raven, becau

. >> on a snowy day in the of seasons, the training camp for the baltimore ravens football team seems deserted but a j.b. rigans, the senior advisor to player development is at his desk as he is every day. >> you come here to work several times a week, and one wouldn't blame you if you wanted to stay at home. what keeps you coming here? >> sure, i could have stayed home and gone into seclusion after my als diagnosis. but coming to work is about refusing to give up. if we are isolated from human interaction, our spirits will wither and die. >> a driving force on the ravens 2001 super bowl winning team. oj was diagnosed with a paralyzing and incurable disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. network. >> they say the average life span is two to five years. 40. okay. well what am i going to do? you can lay down and say whoa is me and go in the corner? >> never been my attitude. >> als, a neurological disorder is also known as lou gehrig's disease. from raven rookies to harden veterans, this is brimming full of men who appear to have super human strength. no matter who they are, they all ag

john harbaugh proposal-vo john harbaugh crashed marriage proposal this couple are both big baltimore ravens so the boyfriend decided to propose at ravens headquarters after she said yes head coach john harbaugh not know what's going on walks in the surprised couple tells him what happended so harbaugh comes over. gives higs and handshakes congratulating the couple that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you >>> jokers from hell. the crazy husband and wife who wanted to start a revolution. >>> then, the tracy morgan disaster. >> oh my god. >> inside the limo

amy, a ravens fan and was awe struck not by the pro foesal.yeah, dude, you're okay but there is harbaugh. >> oh, my gosh. >> just got engaged >> you're kidding me. oh, my god. >> this is a coincidence. >> absolutely a coincidence he got a big hug from the coach, and john is the older brother of 49ers head coach jim harbaugh. >> surprised. >> wait. wait. you know? looking at the guy like... hey? over there? >> nice ring but oh, my goodness. another new honor here in the bay area for gabby douglas >> yes. she was here for unveiling of her wax statue at madam tousseau's. it took four months to create the statue in the uk. >> she said she was stunned by the results. >> for me it's just an awe. i never would have thought i would have a wax figure. like of myself. it's amazing. you know? i keep staring at it. >> it's pretty cool, huh? she's amazing. she's the first african american gymnast to become the individual all-around champ. >> still to come at 4:00 disturbing information on a married couple's plot to kill leaving three people dead, including

you will see him in his ravens hat. he is upset and town folks are upset because they want that bear to be tried to captured so nobody hits tonight their car and nothing bad happens with the bear and people. >> i'm truly stunned by the way this state is reacting. we have called them thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. we knew location of the bear. we have asked them to do it. they said no we will justin to monitor situation. >> we don't go out to get them. if the bear is just being a bear, acting usual, not doing anything agrees i have. >> reporter: here's the problem, dep admits is there more bears in new jersey then they have staff. they cannot chase all of the bears because you they are spotted every where. they are telling people to relax, keep away, don't feed it, don't attract tit inn awe will be find. they are as scared as us, as we are of them good that makes sense with this weak disturbance you broke out umbrella which is rare for you. did it come down pretty hard. >> reporter: yeah, look i got a sport coat

the contracts for the raven drone cut in half over the last two years, the government is spending lessly way this works is commercial expands it. >> you're missing a big point, matt. they've been cut over the last year because military operational flow over the last couple of years is declining. look around the world, you were talking about in the last block, military conflict everywhere, hot spots everywhere. this kind of vehicle is going to find its way into the military. >> the government has to spend, they're cutting anything, it's defense spending. >> what about local government? right here, you're seeing it everywhere. >> that's a scary thing. >> local government is great. charles: they used the drones to find girl scouts lost in the woods. this is real live stuff. not pie in the sky. >> it has to be within commercial. you talked about it in the earlier segment. right now they are relying on the government. >> already being used commercially in alaska right now. >> the revenue stream on this company is up. it's a little low. 69 million but up year-over-year, 29%. when i look at f

rice had tryouts with the 49ers and ravens this spring but was cut.ed collegiately at ucla and unlv. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! did you remember to pay the dog sitter? yeah, citi mobile. and deposit that check? citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. >>> live tv shocker! >> your son has been found in your basement. sir? >> his son, missing for 11 days. >> how could your son be alive in your basement? >>> then, america comes to a halt. to watch soccer. >>> and crash prince of bel air. first she flips the car. then they pose for pictures. >> here was my wife, calm as a cucumber. >>> plus, actor gary oldman's stunning apology. >> i am profoundly sorry. >> and rob lowe vacation nightmare. imagine seeing this outside your house. how he was nearly swept away. >>> then, he shot his

this couple are both big baltimore ravens fans, so the boyfriend decided to propose at ravens headquarters. after she said yes, head coach john harbaugh--not knowing what' was going on, walks in. the surprised couple tells him what happended. so harbaugh goes over gives the couple hugs and handshakes and congratulated them. we're coming up on 4-30. here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning. three children are safe this morning after they were kidnapped over the weekend in san pablo. they were found safe with their mother in richmond. but their mother is now a suspect in the shooting death of the children's father. sniff he was found shot dead in the backyard of a san pablo house. offoakland mayor jean quan insists she was not on her this cell phone sunday when she was involved in a collision with another driver on sunday. initially, the other driver said she saw the mayor on her cell phone. but now she says she's not sure. she does maintain that quan ran a red light leading to the accident. and a bit of a cooling off for the bay area beginning today. temperatures will

signing.g or >> the administration's ravenous for that rule was that carbon emissions, human activityauses climate change. can you agree with that premise? the claimant is constantly changes. the role that human activity plays is not known. what i do know is what kind of response you want to make, there are huge economic costs of that. when the president was running for president 2008, he said that under his plan lecture city rates would necessarily hen nancy pelosioul had 60 democrats in the united states and that he could not get it passed because there was so much opposition to what he has done with regulations. there was so much legislative opposition from his own party that he was not able to get it passed even when he had these overwhelming numbers on his side. there is great opposition because people know how it continues to hurt the economy. emissions have been going down over the last 15 years, but they have been going up everywhere else around the world. you could shut off the united states, turn it off tomorrow, and emissions worldwide would continue to increase. look at wh

. >> special operations commander raven. he is a u t graduate. he described long swims through shark infested waters and wallowing in cold blood as part of the seals hell week. this is arguments. minutes. 20 >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you, president powers. members of the faculty. members of the faculty, family and friends, and most importantly a class of 2014. [applause] it is indeed an honor for me to be here tonight. it has been almost 37 years to the day that i graduated from u.t. i remember a lot of things about that day. i remember i had a throbbing headache from a party the night before. [applause] i remember i had a serious girlfriend who i later married. [applause] that is important to remember, by the way. i remember being commission to the navy. of all the things i remember, i don't have a clue to the -- who the commencement speaker was, and i certainly don't remember anything they said. so acknowledging that fact, if i can't make the speech memorable, i will try to make it short. [laughter] the university slogan is, what

raven. we all have a teacher or two like that. sofie raven was a wonderful teacher and had a lot of faith in her students. you know, you just have that one teacher that says you can do it. she was that teacher at the university of chicago laboratory school in 1970. i hope her daughters know how much we all adored her. sophie raven. >> host: laboratory school. >> guest: it was a school that belongs to the university. >> host: and what was -- was there anything different about it, its curriculumsome. >> guest: it was founded by john dewey, the great educational progressive. it was just basically, i mean, we still had things that were different like girls did shop in those days that was new. but it was supposed to be a laboratory for education and, of course, the education students at the university of chicago used it to run little experiments, but they weren't too intrusive. >> host: is that the school that the obama girls went to? >> guest: it is. it is. and, you know, one of the wonderful things about that school is that it was al

involved in this dispute only stand to lose now russia including because russia is losing billions then ravenous and we're talking about an enormous sum of money that this state budget is absolutely dependent on also there is the country's reputation as a reliable energy supplier now that our appreciation is at them only at the moment a moment stained. and ukraine would be the biggest loser surely it's true but with this row while this row has rumbled on one ukraine at the same time has been secretly stockpiling a gas reserves and just recently the country's government and now is that they have enough to last up until odd tim and that's even without paying well apart from that factor if we think about the countries people now they're going to be the ones that stand to lose out because dad served piling up and these dads are have to be cleared sooner or later and really the main ravin ustream as the public coughing up in taxes now what about rush hour well rush hour. has already offered a lower price to ukraine but really the longer refuses to compromise the higher the eventual bill will be and w

. >>> we are live with jenna with the baltimore ravens. we're excited for that. >> happy father's day to you lester. thanks guys. see you at 9:00. >> thanks rosemary. >>> coming up next, growing concern in iraq as militants take on parts of the country. we'll speak to david gregory about the likelihood of the civil war in iraq and what role the u.s. should play if any. >>> some say it's a project that could put their lives at risk. >> very combustible materials that will go boom and take whatever is there out. >> or is it a pricele lesless a that will bring jobs to the area? >> a local community battles a big corporation. we hear from both sides. >> coming up at 11:30 following "meet the press" on nbc 10. >>> it's 7:51. we're going to check in what's happening with the weather. i think we've got live shots from across the area to give you an idea of how fantastic the weather is shaping up. talking temperatures in the 70s and 80s. you can see clear blue skies. meteorologist ted florendo is with us too. really we've seen a dramatic turn of e

from wood raven down to the vine. average speeds 25 mills per hour so it's a slow go.orthbound pleasant congressional road, all northbound lanes are blocked. a good alternate if you need to get around that. in new jersey a problem here as well. 295 southbound at route 45. dealing with an accident one lane is blocked. i'm getting word of problems. right at cedar crest boulevard a couple of issues. on one side we have a disabled vehicle. the other an accident on the shoulder and then some flooding, ponding on the roads so we'll get more information about that and bring to you. >> right now the u.s. is detaining tens of thousands of children. it's related to a new immigration crisis. we'll explain why it involves so many. >> how a summer at the shore turned into a costly nightmare for seven teenagers. [ michael strahan ] i'm michael strahan, and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite thing is the excitement of the outdoors. like rock climbing in the catskills, rafting in the adirondacks, surfing on long island, or getting your heart racing at

up the peninsula up to...redwood city, 10:00, theory veterans -- the ravens will graduate it will be 62. and in belmont car pole hospital, the scotts will graduate and 60 at 9:00 to 68 at noon so you have terrific weather. congratulations. be safe. nothing reckless. the east bay hills, isn't that beautiful? the marine layer is taller today and that means it will keep our temperatures in check to many areas. hazy sunshine, breezy spots, fog will return and it will be comfortable when the week heat take hold we will cool off. to the south we are close to average or above at 78 in milpitas to 82 in san jose to-miles-per-hour 80's in los gatos and santa cruz is 70 with afternoon pockets of sunshine. and 72 in millbrae is the temperature spread and north and south loan the peninsula mid-to-upper 70's and mid-60's around downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and cool spot today is bodega bay at 59, and 75 at petaluma and 79 in novato heading to the wine cup, low 80's and 68 and breezy conditions in richmond which is warmer than yesterday at 65 and 76 at fremont the warm spot and w

. >>> and 15,000 ravenous fans filled the arena for the first game in sao paolo. look at fred, yeah his name is fred in the yellow jersey. that's a hall of fame flop. i haven't seen a flop like that since bugamis. and nemar takes a penalty shot. this is nemar's first cup game. nemar scores his second goal of the game. brazil adds one late. team usa doesn't play its first world cup game until monday against ghana. >> and thank you for joining us. our next newscast at 4:30 a.m. >> thanks for joining us tonight. good night. star command, i'm detecting increof happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found! luscious locks! great glittering galaxies! the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! this summer with a disneyland resort room and ticket package you get the time you need to enjoy it all. there's no end in sight! i'm going to need more time. i hope tad likes salmon. it's a bit of a risk serving fish to a first-time diner at dunphy's. maybe i should marinate a steak for backup. i think someone has a man crush. first of all, i would

this guy wrought his girlfriend to the baltimore ravens facilities to propose. as he was popping the question, guess who came walking down the stairs? head coach harbaugh. >> congratulations. good for you. that's wonderful. >> thank you. >> great stuff. going to whet your appetite with some m l -- mls. brian reynolds skyrocketed in flight. afternoon delight. thank you very much. and, sanford loses partly on that spectacular play. aim not sure what is more impress i have. caught from his knees and he throws him out. beautiful. >>> bryce alford, son of ucla head coach steve makes a shot behind the back board. but get a kick out of this. >> no. >> from his foot. sometimes you have to look at those enwound fer it really happened. that did happen. beautiful shot. >> it did. >> we all seem to agree that steve coburn the owner of california chrome, i appreciated seeing the emotion on him like that. >> shows how powerful an apology can be if you do it right. in fact, your wife is on the phone right now. she wants you to say sorry for something. i don't know. >> she is n

i had three kids while covering the baltimore ravens and truly it was interesting before and once yous perfect. so the old-fashioned way, married, have kids, yes, but once you do that they want nothing to do with you. it's perfect. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it seems like an extreme measure to take to avoid being sexually harassed. but whatever works. >> not the reason why i did. but it didn't hurt. >> jimmy: sow mentioned simmons, bill simmons, who's one of your -- what do you call him? you're the host. so what are they? >> they're the analysts. expert analysts. >> jimmy: jalen rose is one of the analysts. and you've got these guys that you're kind of -- you're running the show to make sure you're in and out on time. is that difficult with a live broadcast? >> it's difficult, yes, because it's live. but i thrive live. i prefer live than anything taped with that kind of show. but it's difficult because i've got three guys who are really, really smart and love what they're doing and want to talk. and so it's hard to make sure everybody gets their -- the key to me is to make it conversation

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when a trend becomes over-popularized like yoga pants, it starts to lose a portion of the ravens or minddidn't hear as many girls talking about yoga as a trend versus last year. it was the entirety of the trend. very much i think you may be seeing some indications as a trend in the teen page it's starting to get a bit long and we may be moving into something new and different. >> eleanor, you get the final word. you mentioned the fact that social media was very important to you and you use instagram. when you go out and spend, is technology the more important purchase for you, or is it clothes? >> clothes is the most important for me. >> all right. where does technology rate? how important is it? >> if i was going to rank my spending, i would say clothing, then food and then technology would be third. >> is that mirrored in your peer group, by your friends as well? >> yeah, most my friends, we're pretty similar in our spending habits, and we all spend on food and clothing, a lot of our parents pay for the technology things, so i don't focus spending on that. >> thank you, ladies, very mu

where did general motors raven?ee out of four gm brands ranked above the industry average, in other words having fewer problems reported than the industry average. so for general motors, this is the second straight year where their brands have done better than the industry average when it comes to initial problems being reported by new buyers. tyler, back to you. >> phil lebeau, thank you very much. >>> do you think amazon launching a 3-d smartmoan will -- the results are next, and we are just minutes away now -- actually 15:28 from the fed's statement, janet yellen's live news conference follows shortly after that. we'll be right back after this short break. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still

i want to thank the chairman and ravening members once again, and i yield my time. >> thank you. congresswoman kirkpatrick. thank you, chair sanders and miller. i want to thank our senior senator mccain for his hard work on this issue. my colleagues on the house veterans affairs committee have heard about so many issue that is plague the v.a. in hearing after hearing. the latest report from the office of special counsel, the reports of additional cover-ups in the phoenix v.a., and reports of retaliation against whistle-blowers are damning. and only increase the urgency for this committee to act quickly and adopt a version of the senate's expansive reform legislation. we can address these issues now by agrees to an expansive reform rather than piecemeal legislation that only addresses some of the problems. we can enact comprehensive legislation that does more. sweeping reform of the v.a. can start today. last night i asked our v.a. witness if the v.a. was capable of innovation. they want yes. we must demand innovation in the v.a. by passing comprehensive reforming. we can solve th

i want to thank the chairman and ravening members once again, and i yield my time. >> thank you. congresswoman kirkpatrick. thank you, chair sanders and miller. i want to thank our senior senator mccain for his hard work on this issue. my colleagues on the house veterans affairs committee have heard about so many issue that is plague the v.a. in hearing after hearing. the latest report from the office of special counsel, the reports of additional cover-ups in the phoenix v.a., and reports of retaliation against whistle-blowers are damning. and only increase the urgency for this committee to act quickly and adopt a version of the senate's expansive reform legislation. we can address these issues now by agrees to an expansive reform rather than piecemeal legislation that only addresses some of the problems. we can enact comprehensive legislation that does more. sweeping reform of the v.a. can start today. last night i asked our v.a. witness if the v.a. was capable of innovation. they want yes. we must demand innovation in the v.a. by passing comprehensive reforming. we can solve th

and one of the things that really touches me deeply in this movie is looking at our granddaughter raventalking about all the things she learned from her grandfather and how deeply she was affected by his death, but also the thing they just realized recently is what a gift roger gave us to show, you know, he's looking death straight in the eye and he says, "i'm coming and i'm ready, and i'm not afraid." you know, heep is said death as a-- he send death as a part of life. our society shuns, turns away from illness, turns away from death, all of those things. and roger said, "take a look at it and don't be afraid of it." i think that's a gift. he also was so brave, i think that this movie sort of exposes the underbelly of the brutality of what it's like to live with a catastrophic illness, because it was a struggle for him to get up every morning and do what we did. but he did it and he did it cheerfully. he did it with a twinkle? his eye. i mean, that's an amazing man. i think he's extraordinary. >> rose: and he has the legacy of his life with you and what he meant to family, but also he'

neil raven says it was his idea to change the pattern of the big dots.know what kind of sex they're talking about, because none of those positions look interesting or fun or good. >> i resist saying what positions are. [ laughter ] but i don't. >> seth: this is so close. [ applause ] >> i know. >> i either should have continued the conversation or shut the hell up and let her answer. >> no, i wanted him to continue the conversation. >> seth: yes, i think we all do. maybe on -- do it either in the morning or at night on your other show, but at some point, we'll expect an answer to that question. >> no, listen. women trample me on the streets to say, "what's charlie rose really like?" >> good times. >> seth: this is a good time. what are the positions? >> what positions? [ laughter ] oh, it's only her positions. >> no, we want to know your positions. [ laughter ] no. women are -- i'm not kidding -- trample me on the streets. black white, young, old. "you get to work with charlie rose every day. what's he like?" i go, "he's very good." >> yeah, yeah. [ laug

allcammeron and raven. we appreciate it as always, you guys. o'reilly.com poll question for you. should the u.s.a. bomb the al qaeda army that is attacking iraq. or should we stay out of it. should we bomb them or stay out of it? bill o'reilly.com. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. bret baier along with greta van susteren interviewed hillary clinton yesterday. we will debrief bret. then miller on iraq and the world cup. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at ge. [ male announcer ] it's one of the most amazing th

he's talked to the raven and filed.reported about a half hour ago that the leadership election will be soon. we're told officially it will be june 19th. you have to remember how this is done. they have to figure out if there's in fact a new majority leader. kevin mccarthy is the whip. if he wins that seat, then there is a race for his position at the whip level. you often describe this as particle politics. you've heard of partisan politics, but this is particle accelerator here on capitol hill, and these little political protons and neuroens make a difference. in this case you had him very unexpectedly losing this primary challenge, and here you go we'll have a leadership election in about a week and nang, then a new majority leader come the end of july and presumely serve out the rest of the year. we haven't had a leadership election in the middle of a congress since john boehner became the majority leader grou groundhog day 2006. roe blunt, now senator from missouri, he was up whip, and they were both, john boehner a

what you just said in terms of the ravening -- is that the game here?to do with industrial logic? >> i think you have some good points there. one of the things that i think operationally is a serious challenge is it breaks apart al stom's business. cents --ot viable .ecause they have gas turbines the servicing of those is also combined. takes awayem apart their aftermarket. is your sense that the bid is ultimately going to result in the break up of the alston group? that will be further down the road with the temperatures have cooled. to end up with greater fragmentation in management and leadership and ownership of the company. it appears to retain ownership for part of the transaction. an implied value that is larger than ge's. ge is higher.s, ge has demonstrated its commitment to the country but also to build its investments and france. a question about mitsubishi. they are ready to build -- spend 4 billion euros. is this a good deal for mitsubishi? >> is trading down this morning. i think it gives them access to an installed base as much as anything

among the speakers, adamek raven, senator leahy, senator collins and representative joseph kennedy at the university of virginia law school. that is tomorrow starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. president obama announced the release of the loan u.s. soldier held in afghanistan. house rose the white garden with the soldier's parents. the surgeon was turned over in exchange for the release of five afghan detainees who were held prison at guantanamo bay, cuba. >> good afternoon, everybody. this morning, i called bob and that afterold them nearly five years in captivity, their son was coming home. days, missed earth holidays, simple moments with family and friends which all of us take for granted, but while he was gone, he was never forgotten. his parents thought about him and prayed for him every single day, as did his sister, who prayed for his safe return. by hisnot forgotten community in idaho, or the military, which rallied to support him through thick and thin, and he was not forgotten by his country, because the united states of america does not ever leave our mend and women in

. >> host: you also list a woman named sophie ravens. >> guest: that was my fifth grade english teachera teacher like that, she was wonderful teacher, i have a lot of faith in her students, and that one teacher who says you can do it cheap is that teachers at the university of chicago laboratory school in 1970 so i hope her daughters know how much we edge toward her. sophie raven. >> host: laboratory school. >> guest: belongs to the university. >> host: was there anything different about it? >> guest: john to the great progressive, their briefings that were different. supposed to be a laboratory for education and the education students at the university of chicago use it for a little experiment, they want to -- intrusive. >> host: is that the school of the obama girls? >> guest: it is. one of the wonderful things about that school is it was always integrated. so i remember having black friends and white friends. i thought was normal and only learned later that that was not the average for the rest of the country and you will see great friendship came out of it across raises where race d

i want to thank the chairman and ravening members once again, and i yield my time. >> thank you. congresswoman kirkpatrick. thank you, chair sanders and miller. i want to thank our senior senator mccain for his hard work on this issue. my colleagues on the house veterans affairs committee have heard about so many issue that is plague the v.a. in hearing after hearing. the latest report from the office of special counsel, the reports of additional cover-ups in the phoenix v.a., and reports of retaliation against whistle-blowers are damning. and only increase the urgency for this committee to act quickly and adopt a version of the senate's expansive reform legislation. we can address these issues now by agrees to an expansive reform rather than piecemeal legislation that only addresses some of the problems. we can enact comprehensive legislation that does more. sweeping reform of the v.a. can start today. last night i asked our v.a. witness if the v.a. was capable of innovation. they want yes. we must demand innovation in the v.a. by passing comprehensive reforming. we can solve th