we know about -- here he is, at muck fest. explain, what muck fest is?porter: hey, lonnie, how are you doing. >> i'm excellent. and what's going on? >> reporter: yes listen, bull, the muck fest, it is a 5k obstacle course going on saturday sunday, in newtown square. raising money for the ms society. right now i have ryan harris, how are you doing sir? >> doing well. >> so, you guys have raise add lot of money. how much have you raise in the. >> oh, $72,000 so far. >> okay. so we're staying for the race. and this is what i'm going to do. we're going to go through this little muddy thing right here, then we will run down maybe line 50 yards, dot zip line. >> okay. >> are you doing this today? >> i'm not doing it today. >> i'll be there tomorrow, i promise. >> are you guys ready? (cheers). >> okay, guys, going right now. three, two one let's go, guys. >> oh, so -- ugh. just dirt and mud. >> look at that. >> have they squirted it? >> no. >> because they'll put more water on it. >> oh, look at that. >> oh,. >> don't fall. >> we're going. >> go, go, go. >> is

we are in the sixth year now, putting on muck fest. we are so excited for tomorrow.k run through boot camp style obstacles in the mud, it is in the just about getting muddy though, and raising fund for m. is. we are almost at our goal. and on our way to folks to get out, raise fund, make donations but all about finding cure for ms. >> we have a celebrity, a superstar, a great family, david oddman his birthday is in august. how are you doing. >> safe to say, so excited to be out here. these guys put the fun in fund raising. i'm so excited to be here. passionate about the ms movement. i'm a music artist. years ago i had to give up music because i was diagnosed with relapsing ms and i was in the wheelchair paralyzed from the chest down, crushing pain, eye site, but i'm able to manage it. i still have ms but it doesn't have me. i'm trying to spread word and help people along and give back is least i can do. i make my noise through music. i wrote a song and teamed up with some friend to launch a campaign called our voice in song. it business helping people realize there i

i was asked to be part of the juried super fest film festival. those of you that are not familiar with it. super fest is the longest running film festival that is about people with disabilities and generally by people with disabilities. it took place in enchanted hills camp p. which is part of the height house for the blind camp. in napa the first weekend in may. the committee through the paul lawn institute. screened about 80 films. we watch the about 20 of them. starting late friday evening to early sunday. there was a lot of popcorn. bean bags. and coffee. the longest was 75 minutes. the shortest film was three minutes. they had an interesting process. where. if we watch the film. we would stop five minutes into it. and take a vote about whether we want to go on and watch it. i have to say. for the most part. there were only two films. we said. we're done. we can't watch any more. they're well screened by the committee. and very interesting. that is really all i can tell you. it's a very interesting experience. all the people that were part of

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. >>> art fest possibly by mistake. the new understanding that led to a $5,000 ain'ting being taken from a san francisco street. >>> oh yeah. players holiday, player. you know how we do it. >> you know how we do. >> you know how we do this. 4:46 and this song was requested by valentino and simons. this is sal's traffic jams. hook a brother up and send some requests this. you can do it by doing a hash tag. tvu to your social media platform and we will play it. >>> president obama has chosen chicago as his site for his future presidential library. the president grew up in hawaii but moved to chicago in the mid 1980s. university of chicago where the president once taught law will develop the library. two sites have been proposed here at the campus on the south side of the city. >>> san francisco artist is hoping to get a valuable painting back after what may have been an invert tent art fest. he believes he was just miss understanding. he does not want to press charges he just wants his painting back. a couple can be seen

>> and those three vents are happening this weekend, and it is the first weekend here in the beer fest, and we are pouring you a glass there back nin the studio, but they are packing the pubs to get a taste of the local brews. >> reporter: on tap this weekend, the company opened last year as part of the craft beer renaissance, and this week beer week, is the industry's biggest event, and the chance to showcase the best brews at bars around the city. >> the goal is to get the name out there and raise awareness in the city about us. >> reporter: if beer is not your thing, head to the art museum, because you can't miss these giant structures. five pop-up art exhibits made up of glass and some like this giant mirrored cube are mind-tripping, and you go inside and it feels like you are standing in the matrix. >> so what you are seeing here is to bring it all together and tell a cool story. >> a materials company commissioned the projects made out of glass and lighting. >> you have a chance to see that all of the materials will make you see and feel differently. >> reporter: and if you are l

ullr fest. this is how we do it! >> ullr fest is so funny. they throw out condoms every year. downtown breck. i think our float will be received pretty well. i found it. i found it. look at this. nice. the girls are on their way. >> the mayor is able to lift our open container restrictions so for ullr fest they don't actually have a liquor license but the mayor does lift the restrictions on open containers for main street and the bon fire just because it would become a nightmare if he didn't. >> breckenridge! >> what we want to do with any kind of drug is reduce the number of people using it. yes, some people are responsible, but a whole lot of people are irresponsible people. alcohol is our best example. we have 11,000 people killed every year by drunk drivers. we accept that? shouldn't be acceptable. so this is what happens when you have a drug that's readily available, socially acceptable, low perception risk and relatively cheap. i don't want that for the other drugs. >> we're making our presence known. everyone after this parade will know that they can come in and buy wee

we raised over 11,000 in time for the first muck fest.t's just been a really positive experience with a very negative situation for everyone not just me. >> you've taken a negative situation and made something positive out of it. we mentioned the money. does it stay all right here? you're expecting 7500 people both days. >> over two days we'll see 7500 people. the funds will go not only locally to programs and services that we offer locally. >> that is terrific. the muck fest mud obstacle run is this weekend at ellis preserve in newtown square. come the our website. we'll have a link a nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you so much for coming. we appreciate all you're doing. >> thank you for having us. >> good luck to you saturday and sunday. don't get too dirty. >> we'll try. >> thank you. >>> there may be some natural mud on sunday due to rainy pattern. we need the rain but we don't need severe thunderstorms. that doesn't help us with the dry spell. we have the first alert for this afternoon for the possibility of severe storm

the roller rink a very special guest is spinning records for the summer fest party. philadelphia's own deejay jazzy jeff. >> being from philly, and being able to jump-start the summer season on the the waterfront new roller skating rink i was excited. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> sky6 live hd taking a look at the penns landing and the vietnam veteran's memorial. while many are enjoying the long holiday weekend, take time to remember those who sacrificed their lives so we could have our freedom. there will be a special ceremony to rededicate the memorial at penns landing. >>> share the pictures of the military at her people in i don't in your lives. use 6abc "action news" on social media. >>> a person is dead after a crash on the vine street expressway. a motorcycle and taxi slammed into each other this morning. it happened on the westbound vien near -- vine near the schuylkill on-ramp. nobody in the cab was injured. >>> fire crews were called to south philadelphia refinery after a blaze was sparked. thick, black smoke bellowed into the sky the old sun

. >> kites lit up the sky over wild woods first night of international kite fest. on the board car tram car back in action and kids back up past their bedtime. >> we're going to have rides. >> what about the beach. >> yeah. >> with parents who don't seem to mind. >> we are spontaneous we'll see what happens. >> officials gathered to unlock the beach in wildwood early friday sign of unofficial start of summer. businesses, banks on weather and friday was a gift. for merchants this week is taste of how profitable the coming months could be. >> it turns into a hustle fest here an weekend like this. >> it's a full flavor weekend that stone harbor ice strainle springers was more than 50 kind on the board. >> very good. >> in sea isle city it's college week for these villa maria academy girls. >> we've been on the beach all day and it's awesome compared to winter weather. >> a boy scott helping brother with eagle scout project to bring butterflies back to towns and inlet. >> kids and adults are happy to number sand and not snow leaving water to the dogs. it's still a litt

in the beginning of june, live for the chicago tribune lit fest and the in-depth program with lawrenceand your phone calls. near the end of june watch for the annual roosevelt reading festival from the franklin d. vet presidential library. in july we're live at the harlem book fair the nation's flag ship african-american literary event with interviews and panel discussions, and beginning in september, live from the nation's capital for the national book festival celebrating its 15th year. that's some of the events this summer on c-span2's booktv. zb the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress are color photos of every senator and house member plus bio and contact information and twitter handles. also, district maps, a fold out map of capitol hill, and a look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet, federal agencies, and state governor, order your copy today, it's $13 $13.95 plus shipping and handling through the online store at cspan.org. >>> each week, american history tv's reel america brings you archived filming that help tell the story of the

what was your goal, when does it tell but where we're going as a nation. >> moving toward mega-fest, we wanted to do it with intention, a family-friendly event we wanted to take a sense of where people were today not so much where the economy is but how we persevere the economy there were shocking despair peas between races and regions. >> how do you juxtapose those result with so many blacks saying things are pretty good, then the aftermath of ferguson, plight people saying things are worse or worse. >> a different question, they did not say things were better they said they saw the economy rebounding. it is different, and what region of the country you live in how you perceive the economy. so our perception is based on the region. >>> whi wilbur ross you made a t of money by going into businesses that people said could never be revised. it is possible to take the seym template, and apply it to people? >> i think it is. i think it really not that hard. sick companies develop a loser mentality, a lot of polls show we're developing the loser mentality, nobody wins if you have a lose a

>> yes, you're casino of in charge of the gospel fest?ducer and director. >> name of this group? >> this is joy unlimited movement youth choir from here in philly under the great direction, the best. >> come on over here. >> by the way travis and this group have won three straight years, the gospel fest. >> that's correct. >> three straight years in a row, no other youth choir has ever done that, from california they come from all over trying to beat philly but philly holds it down. >> travis (are they so good? >> just good like that. >> they are just good like that. >> and they are working with you, that's what it is. >> just because of travel ills. he works hard. he is really good. >> okay we want him to sing for us. tell me about the event up in newark? >> saturday may ninth mothers day weekends, the biggest gospel event of the year. >> this year it is called when the choir meets quartet. it will be wonderful folks like many, many more. >> how much are tickets? >> how much are the tickets? >> oh mcdonald's, buy two get two free. >> mcd

we're for the spring fest we're starting out with spanish fries. we have burgers. are sliders like a smaller version and then our house margaritas which we started 37 years ago. >> that's all 37 years ago. >> they come in different players, right. >> yes. >> we have pineapple strawberry strawberry orange mango, blue raspberries pomegranate watermelon and classic lime. >> talk about these burgers down here. you have sliders right. >> sliders. the it's 8-ounce hamburger on normal menu. we're selling them for $5 for the spring fest. >> nice. >> we have 12 different toppings if you come inside. outside we only offer three. >> i love a slider. >> okay. >> i'm not afraid of a slider. i think we should have slider off when the cameras go off. we don't want to be messy. you're the chief meteorologist scott williams. >> i got to have some of these french fries. >> cool. we are having so much fun fried jet foy's and we're like having fun with everyone. they're having a good time. >> whoo! >> thank you. chris, it's a shame you and dawn have to be in that freezing cold air-con

. >> i don't like the sausage fest. i will say that. sausage fest or clam bake, 2016 coming to a theater there you. >> i like the idea of donald trump finding out he has to do the play in game. >> is he in this? >> he might be. >> i can't believe i did that. i have lip gloss all over my dentures. >> i'm sorry. >> hi, joanne. who should judge the debate? obviously the cast of "the voice." >> wouldn't that be great if we could press a button and turn around and there is a dunking tank. i don't know. all of that stuff would be great. >> you could combine "america's got talent" with" the voice." i don't know about a bracket but it would be interesting if you know going in, even if you declare your candidacy there is only eight people. there is only eight and maybe it is due to polling because that will make people who are very serious or maybe know they have a shot going in. while i think that variety is the spice of life, and it is a good thing it can almost be as bad as not having any variety. too many choices can be as bad as not enough.

this is where the san francisco international beer fest kicks off at 5:00 tonight.n endless supply of beer that they can sample at the different booths. there is food. i have sally, the executive chef of jaspers. what do you have here and what do people sample. >> tonight -- we make hand made soft pretzels. we will serve pretzels tonight wrapped in bacon with a cheese fondue salt. these are hand made and made fresh daily and we will serve chili. >> do the pretzels go in the chili. >> you can do whatever you want with the pretzels. you can dip it in the chili. it's cinnamon spice. it's not really spicy. >> you are a local san francisco restaurant. you have been around 4 years. why do you take part in the beer festival. >> we do enjoy just making friends, seeing people, smiling and saying high to the neighborhood. >> getting out in the community. >> yeah. >> and i think the biggest part for us is we have been around for quite some time. we went through a lot of changes. we lost a couple of friends along the way. we would love to see everybody come back. we have 18 bee

♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> it's a slaughter fest., so i think i'm going to hang it up. all right, i'm ready for some food. >> in korea, the food delivery system is really good. >> really good. >> a whole bunch of food you can just order. >> order food while you're playing? >> yeah. >> pc bomb sounds like a male porn star, i know, but this one has a smoking lounge and a well stocked snack bar. energy drinks seem a popular order. here in seoul, given that there's an entire strata of professional gamers, more substantial food from time to time is required. no problem. anything you want right to your console. >> real-life, does it have any attraction? >> real life? >> real-life. you know, like non-gaming world. >> people love it. professional gamers, people love the professional gamers. they get a lot of fame for that. >> right. thank you. oh, man. oh, man. this is too much. >> you got to get the sauce with the noodle. >> yep. >> it's a black noodle. it should be all black. >> tasty. >> good? >> that'll work. >> some of the games you can

this year the opening act of haverford spring fest will be the jazz ensemble.play to start the festival. the money goes mostly into music programs. music programs are the first to get cut. >> anything else that you learned? >> food multiculture food will be all over the place at this event. lots of food and drink and fun for everybody. >> this is your second year. this is becoming a real community event. >> that's right. last year we had 8500 people. this year we expect over 10,000. this will continue to grow. >> it just may. >> once again the haverford spring fest is noon from 7:00 p.m. on brookline boulevard. for a link go to our website, nbc10.com or our nbc 10 mobile app. thanks very much. >>> another day that's going to feel more like july than may but we do see some significant changes coming pretty quickly. we've got windy conditions today. they will be hot winds getting us up close to 90 but tomorrow eetstomorrow's wind will be bringing in cooler air. we're still not getting any allergy relief because we're blowing the pollen around. you need the rain t

and come alive for the chicago tribune lit fest. and your phone calls. that is this spring on book tv. earlier this week, president obama hosted an event at the white house for the teacher of the year. he introduced this year's winner and another top educators from around the country. this is just over 15 minutes. president obama: welcome to the white house, everybody. please have a seat. this is one of my favorite days because it gives us a chance to acknowledge some folks who so often are giving so much and let's face it, aren't always getting a lot in return. every day, the teachers behind me, they give their students their all -- their knowledge their creativity, their focused attention, their love. they empty the tanks for their kids. then they get up the next morning and they do it all over again. and today is our chance to say thank you. to let these educators know that we see how hard they work, we know the difference they make in their students' lives and they are, at the same time, making an incredible difference in the life of our country. tod

mailer" you can watch the professor discuss his book during booktv's live coverage of the chicago lit fest of the weekend of june 6 and 7. and finally, in defense of selfish is in next ayn rand's institute argues that truly selfish people live honest, productive and self-respecting lives. look for this titles in book stores and watch for the awe theirs on book tv. >> on a sunday afternoon looking live at the u.s. capital where the u.s. senate will be in session in a couple of minutes returning mayoral from the memorial day break to finish unfinished business, making another attempt at extending expiring provisions of the patriot act dealing with the nsa's collection of phone record. here's how they left things last friday before the break and then we'll follow that with quick comments from president obama this past friday. >> we are unable to clear any short-term extensions, and the current law expires at midnight on sunday. so the senate will be back in session sunday afternoon week from sunday. >> may 30th. >> thank you senator schumer. we will back in sunday, may 31st one more opportuni

in the beginning of june we're live for the chicago tribune printers row lit fest including our three-hour live "in depth" program with lawrence wright and your phone calls. near the end of june watch for the annual roosevelt reading festival from the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library n. the middle of july, we're live at the harlem book fair with author interviews and panel discussions. and at the beginning of september, we're live from the nation's capital for the national book festival celebrating its 15th year. and that's a few of the events this summer on c-span2's booktv. >> and booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> i've got a couple books set up. one, i'm a lover of biographies, so i've just found two. one is called rebel yell, it's about stonewall jackson. and it's -- >> [inaudible] >> it is a good one and it's really insightful into the personality of someone who's become larger than life a lot of times and how he came from his teaching to become just this amazing symbol that we've heard you know on both sides

. >> there was still enough fun and fest activity this long weekend tonight you know rear he. >> driving this weekend we could set record. here's abc linsey davis. >> this mem orcuellarial day weekend a travel nightmare. aaa estimate 33 million people on the employed three-day weekend making it business yiingt in a decade. good news, gas is only 1 dollar khiper than this time last year with national average. now, $275 a gallon and vacationers start to think about wrong ride home to avoid getting stuck in a massive interacting driving wave drivers with smort son. >> it's based on realtime driving area warning you about potholes to construction. >> after bluking in address where i'm going i get three. lock potential time savings of 35 minutes. >> everything is guide i jury if you man to ork on memorial day or sunshine day. >> i'm here 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. ev rerlier or about to return home and don't want stuck in trivrl it's wait until 56 4 or 5:00 p.m.. traffic on tuesday may actually be much worse than many expect. lipcy davis "action news" new york. >> still to come on "action news" tonight

back at a future meeting, we will have nice things to show, and have anjelo, commissioner king love fest when he comes back. he let us all know recently he has new responsibilities and new things he working on that sound exciting, he will let us know about, but he's no longer able to serve at the commission. that means we have a vacancy in the role of vice president of the commission and one of the ideas i wanted to kind of share and put out there and see what folks think is what i have enjoyed being on the commission the past several years, is everybody learning gaining, sharing, leadership roles, we have our amazing chair of the policy committee. chair wald and all the amazing things she does. we have a new chair of the operations committee, commissioner stephenson, and all of the things that she does. i might be putting her on the spot just a little bit, but i have seen some amazing leadership grow through the search to find our amazing director director raphael last year working on the search committee with me also doing work to help us have a really strong budget at the budget commi

. >>> it is the opposite of love fest going on at the right's favorite network going on with regard to representative rand paul. >> rand paul and president obama agree. i'd say a vote for rand paul is a vote for obama's third term. >> obama's policy has collapsed. whatever name you want to put on paul's position isolationist or noninterventionist, he is without a doubt the one republican who would be running who is the closest to obama in his view of foreign policy. arguably he's to the left of obama on nsa, on surveillance on the use of drones essentially on the war on terror. >> the very special predicament senator rand paul presents to the republican party in his bid to the presidency. we'll talk about why he's fighting off attacks from conservatives next. you're welcome. ugh...you're the valet? yea, sorta the valet. both drive for a living, both like to save money on car insurance and we both know you may not get this car back in the same condition. watch your toes. wo! ya boy... get it! sorta you isn't you. with drivesense from esurance, you can earn a personalized discount based

well now the river rink that is been thawing out now time for summer fest.looks like the summer version. >> oh, look at that. karen hepp skating backyard. >> oh, yes looking -- rocking it old school. straight out every junior hi, holding hands like skating all around, you like the boy or the girl. >> with the disco ball. >> is dj jazzy jeff still there? heard he was last night. >> i think he's coming tonight. they're having huge party. still putting all of the finish touches on, you know, the whole ring right now drying it o we got these guys out here working so hard. so come out here, and skate. this is amazing, to be right on the war, take a look, right here next to the ship. so here is the ship. you got joggers going by. we have amazing food options here as well. we've got whole they don't call it beer garden but basically grownups, beer garden even if you don't like to skate come down with the kids plenty of places for you to get a snack. jody, back over here, milk man the person that create all of these wonderful events, and publicize z them. for people

the big wine fest at national harbor. not a bad time to get outside. >> not a bad time whatsoever. the weather will be looking much better than yesterday. high temperatures returning to the 70s throughout the metro area. let's get it started right now with a look outside and a look at our day planner as well. the jefferson memorial, i love all the green. so nice, isn't it, to see that green returning to the trees and the grass and everything like that. 60 degrees at 9:00 a.m. 70 at noon. that's pretty much our average high temperature for this time of year. so we're going to get a little milder than we would expect thistime of year. northwesterly as we head through the day at 5 to 10 miles per hour so a light breeze. temperatures are in the 50s as you head from the beltway and points north and west. kind of unusual. we normally see the milder temperatures closer to the water but right now that water is still very cool so if you are going to be close to the chesapeake, close to the ocean at all today, you will see a little bit of that cooler influence. however, winds will be out of

snooze fest. the team's number one draft pick tweeted, usual boxing clinic. not impressed either. >>> take a look at the amount of private jet traffic jam before tonight's flight. this is real. doesn't even look real. packed in wing-to-wing. tickets were not cheap for those wanting to watch the fight in person. so a lot of wealthy spectators decided to charter their own flight. the airport had to stop anymore private planes because the tarmac was so full. >>> we do have breaking news to bring you right now. a woman and a toddler dead after a driver ran right into an apartment complex. this happened earlier this evening. police believe the driver was under the influence of alcohol when he lost control of his car. two young children were also hurt in the crash. they are expected to survive. the driver is in police custody. we'll bring you more details about this on the 7:00 a.m. newscast today in the bay. >>> last night, hundreds took to the streets of oakland and left shattered windows and damaged cars in their wake. earlier this morning, the mayor of oakland

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herdndon fest tonight with fireworks, starting at 9:30. slowly falling into the 70's. hot and humid on sunday. rain chances monday into tuesday as the cold front appears to be slowing down. we will also let you know what comes thereafter, finally getting rid of the heat and humidity, the complete forecast with you. kellye: new development in the case against a rockville man charged with murdering two neighbors. he is now back in maryland. he was extradited from alaska late last night. he faces first-degree murder charges in the death of nick and jodie velardo, or found dead one week later. tomaszewski was arrested while boarding a cruise ship in alaska. he is scheduled for a bond review monday. the police have arrested two people in the killing of a 73-year-old man in takoma park. he was found dead in august 2014. tonight, laura lane brown and her fiancÉ were up in custody. brown died of blunt force trauma, but there is no known motive. one man is dead, another injured after a car crash in prince george's county. a vehicle struck another a long highway at farmington ro

robert louis stevenson that one our science congest his entire class gets to come for free at kids festing and exciting numbers our sculpture plaza owns on june 6th this was one the first auctioned items sculptures of animals not at the zoo most are endangered braille writing so blind children can touch those animals and is it ties into a zoo metrological connecting those will all have a connection and best of all it opens up the asphalt area by the playground that had some hazard trips and falls in an old tent that was a great way to take care of maintenance so thank you to the donors as well and if you know what a selfie is the those trajectory this is our bus shuttles on the animals taking selfies of themselves in the city that is kind of fun under the pro bono of the swirl advertising so thank you for that. >> speaking of summer i want to do it t a precursor on summer pricing we'll make an formal item commission but zoos across the country is exposing seasonal pricing if you go on the bay bridge you'll understand this but this attention most of the attention is coming through the summe

. >> on saturday he was crowned king of the kitsch-fest within the eurovision song contest. two days later he was back in his hometown singing the electro-pop anthem "heroes." >> it feels great. i received such a nice welcome here. i am so proud and happy that so many people came here despite the rain and bad weather. it was great fun and i am so happy i did this alone. >> is win propelled sweden into the record books, the only country to have nabbed it seven times. most famously, in 1974 when their global pop careers were launched with "waterloo." by the looks of things here, he has already got a dedicated following. >> it was amazing. we have been queuing for several hours and we were able to meet him. that made my wake -- my week, my day, my year. >> it was very cool. we are going to get married in the future, so i thought it would be a good idea to meet first. >> it seems sweden has found itself a new hero. genie: you are watching "france 24." the iraqi army launches an operation to take back ramadi from the islamic state. the first hearing in the spy trial of "washingto

this was not a snooze fest, by the way. halted three times today on extreme volatility after a phony takeout offer. a company allegedly named ptg capital filing with the stc offered to buy avon products for three tienls its current value. avon confirming they have not received any such offer. we also tried to track down ptg, called the lawyers listed on the filing. all sorts of phony weird stuff happening. could not contact the lawyers. no record of them being admitted to the bar in texas which is where they have their officers, et cetera. >> this is our market at its worse. manipulation, no doubt, of course. but i hope people didn't get caught up in this. think about it. avon who we know has been struggling. would someone lob in a hostile bid -- >> three times the value. >> -- never approach the company and start with that price? and then put up this phony document. i mean, it's absurd how bad this is. and shame on anyone for getting sucked in, but you got to think for just a second, something seems maybe a little off here

because when you do this in clinical trial, you're only festing on 1,000, maximum 2,000 patients. but when you get out to the marketplace, hundreds of thousands of people are taking it and you might find a rare side effect, a very significant one, that you didn't know about. all the drug reps are hyping this, going to every doctor's office, jews it, use it, use it. it's a good lesson for doctors out there to not use drugs so fast. stick with the tried and true. what really works, before you go to the new kid on the block without knowing for sure what all the side effects are. you can do every study on the sun and you may miss something. >> i also want mark to mention something about genovia. it's a very important medication that i want you to make a comment. because this is your line of work, where you can actually sensitize the insulin receptors in another mechanism and not this way. and i think this medication is going to become more popular given the kind of information that we have about this sglt 2 inhibit inhibitors. >> it's great, i agree with that. it preserves a hormone c

. >> i saw a love fest. i saw the u.s. attorney embracing each other saying you know what we had problems but we are partners we are attached a t the hip and we will get this done together. he was so conciliatory, i started to forget what the problem was in the first place. >> i am getting a calfty just listening to him let me get to john henry smith, it is important to remember here, the impetus for this investigation. undertaken by the justice department. michael brelo and the decision on that case was rendered over the weekend. >> that's right. 31 at the time, he was involve one of 13 officers involved in a shooting that can only be called a hail of bullets. 137 shots fired by unarmed african-american, he was 43, melissa williams. >> this is after a high speed chase. >> a high speed chase that began with what sounded to the officers present at the time as a gunshot. turns out to be the backfiring of the vehicle. >> right. >> so classic case of misunderstanding that led to all of this, and of course wound up with this sh

in the beginning of june, we're live for the chicago tribune writer's row lit fest including our three hour live in-depth program and your phone calls. near the end of june, the roosevelt reading festival. in the middle of july live at the harlem book fair the nation's flag ship african-american literary event with author interviews and panel discussions, and at the beginning of september, live from the nation's capitol for the nation's festival. that's a few of the events this summer on c-span's booktv. >>> the quest for flight and wilbur's hockey accident that changed the course of history. >> it's who hit him knocking out his upper teeth when he was 18, and sent him into a spell of depression and self-imposed seclusion in his house for three years. he was not ail to go to college which he planned to do. he wanted to go to yale. instead, he stayed at home, seldom went out at all, reading and providing himself with a liberal arts education the kind most dream of having all on his own, with the help of his father and the local public library. it swerved the path of his life in a way th

in june live for the printers row lit fest. near the end of june, watch for the annual roosevelt reading festival from the presidential library. middle of july, live at the harlem book fair with author interviews and panel discussions. at the beginning of september live from the nation's capital from national book festival. that's a few of the events on cspan2's book tv. each week, american history tv real america brings archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. 50 years ago lip done johnson delivered his first policy speech regarding the vietnam war, carried lives from johns hopkins university in baltimore to an estimated television audience of 60 million. he want to answer from those that thought the united states wasn't doing enough to help south vietnam, titled peace without con quest, the address attempted to explain why southeast asia was a vital interest to the united states and worthy of economic development in vietnam. u.s. military personnel went from about 23,000 in january of 1965 to over 180,000

th started out as pitcr dual turned in a slug fest. brandon from the giants.lode lateagainst the braves sf >> about good evening. giants back homeopening 4 game weekend series with the pwraichlts on fire this month with record of 20 and 7 in may. giants so hot even the fans are making hhlight play. nice extension. the 7 and third scoreless innings. strike out 6. shelby miller is the opposing pitcher right there. n score in the game until the seventh inning. bell robbed earlier by cameron. not too time. give the giants a lead and erupt for 6 runs in the eighth off brandon the. crawford with a ground rule double. caught by if quarterbac in the bleachers out there. and the giants roll to 7 nothing have been trip. he can catch too. i a's and yankees on referee bobble head night. bent the regular rev. rodriguez history with the sac. fly. the score. yankees up 3 nothing. with the rbi a-rod tied with bonds for second all time inuns bat entered. bottom 6. a's down 3-1 not any more. 2 rn blast pride of vallejo. mad it 3-3. pulled in the seventh. his replacement load th