then they were charged with building the transcontinental railroad that connect tess east and west coast. so they started here, was moving west and central pacific started on the west coast and was moving in. and they met up in utah. and that's really what propels us even farther. we become that point of moving west, the gateway -- one of the gateways to the west. >> see all of our programs from omaha saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. >> three men and a woman attempted the assassination of president truman opened fire from the visitor's gallery of the house of representatives. five congressmen were hit. then f. jenson clifrdz davis of tennessee, davis of alabama, george h. fallon of maryland and albert bentley of michigan who was seriously injured. the gun wheelers and to their accomplices goes the -- in american history. >> it was the most violent act that ever occurred in the chamber. and there was debates right after that that we can't let this happen again. what we need to do is wall off the visitors gallery

they are talking about making the tess at that testarosa autonomous. >> you went on went a on a ridewas a different technology. >> we were using a computer model going on the police beat. called predictive policing. >> growing up fast. >> my quest is to find me and me is not here. >> fighting for a better future. >> if you don't go to college you're gonna end up dead on the streets. >> life changing moments. >> i had never been bullied, everyone hates me. >> from oscar winning director alex gibney. >> shut the cam --. >> a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> hey guys we're back here at techknow. i'm with crystal. you are about to take us with a little ride. >> i did a ride with two police departmentses. departments and they are using a new predictive policing program. to find the hot spot of crime. >> compute heercomputer program that uses mod crime is going to occur. >> roll call the police department the calm before the storm. >> our crime stats are showing the efforts that you guys are making. >> we are down 12% in

it ooh tess second time he has escaped npz escaped escaped. >>> in new jersey a plane made an emergencyoff with student drivers sunday morning. the pilot was able to make a safe landing on a grassy median on route 72 and there were no injuries. >> off the coast of massachusetts, rescuers set free a humpback whale that was tangled in a rope as a shark attacked saturday. julianna goldman reports on this dramatic rescue. >> reporter: a teenage whale had a rope stuck in its mouth that was wrapped around its tail unable to help itself against. >> we've never had a shark around us. >> reporter: the 15-foot shark was still circling when they discovered the whale floating a few miles. >> we made a simple cut that allowed the whale to resume its normal posture. >> by the time they were finished the shark had retreated and the whale swam away. there rew r usually between 20 and 30 cases of entangled whales a year caused by fishing rope a particularly enticing toy. >> takers being what they are, they do get into trouble. >> reporter: he say this was one lucky teen. julianna goldman cbs news. >>> m

they are talking about making the tess at that testarosa autonomous. >> you went on went a on a ridewas a different technology. >> we were using a computer model going on the police beat. called predictive policing. >> beyond the verdict and on the streets. >> there's been another teenager shot and killed by the police. >> a fault lines special investigation. >> there's a general distrust of this prosecutor. >> courageous and in-depth. >> it's a target you can't get rid of. >> the untold story of what really happened in ferguson. >> they were so angry because it the incredible journey continues. >> what did you see when you went outside last year? >> there was a dead body in the middle of the street... for 5 hours. >> there's a lot of work to be done. >> they need to quite talking about what should be done and do it. >> there's clearly an issue and we have to focus on how we bridge that. >> a lot of innocent lives are still being lost. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> hey guys we're back here at techknow. i'm with crystal. you are about to take us with a little ride. >> i did a ride with two police departme

this yard near ocean beach, boat out 79 other cop tess tans, nearly 7,000 people voted on sf environmentsthe resident said it has overgrown weeds cracked concrete, dead plants, and even a gopher infestation. remodeling began today. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00, and you can watch abc7 news and all of your favorite abc shows live or on demand with watch abc and the watch app now available for xbox 360. have a great night. >>> coming up today on intelligence for your life according to a study in time magazine 25% of all engagements get called off. what are you supposed to do when your partner suddenly decides and what happens to couples who tough it out and two through with it? what happens to the ring? >> we'll have the details. and you were petting your cat and suddenly all went wrong. what happened and why? >> and how writing down the deals of the day in journal will increase happiness levels. and then is it possible regular laughing will reduce the chance of alzheimer's disease. how doctors are now managing the healing brain activity produced

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. >> the only explanation for these price increases seems to be that this company see tess increase in demand for the product and it sees the lack of competition and it is increasing its price toes make additional profits. this year, i introduced a medicaid generic price fairness act. this bill would require generic drug manufacturers to pay rebates when prices increase faster than inflation. brand name drugs already pay these rebates. my big would simply extend the same offer to generic producers. do you think this proposal makes any sense? >> well, first of all, absolutely. i think it's great that we're talking about generic drugs in a meeting on innovation because one of the key principals towards drug innovation is that, sure, we need a period of market exclusivity in which a brand name kb can make back its invested revenue, but what drives innovation is when the exclusivity ends and a vibrant generic drug marketplace in order to compete with the brand name companies and that forces them to then pursue the next great thing. and in this case, it seems like there is a major market fa

they're both really a great characters, and it was really lola is such a great act tess and so fun toake it we only have good feelings around it when we watch it we're just like look at us. >> i love the relationship between you two characters. you typically only see that with men in a film. was that important when you were writing this as well? >> yeah. we had written another film together called francis about a different kind of female friendship and when we set out to write this one we really wanted to make two female characters at the center of it and what happens to their relationship be the central question. >> oftentimes in film like this boyfriends become really pivotal. >> yes. >> boyfriends are part of this but not at the core. >> no. >> so how did you play that? how did that work for you lola. >> very easy to play. i've experienced so many relationships with other women who i think are so magnetic and you just want to be around and they make you want to be like a better person and i think friendships can be nuance i was really happy to get a chance to do that in a movie. >>

more than any other action tess she a endures, the figure in a black dress.r fashion icon, the definitive audrey hepburn jessica baldwin, al jazerra london. >>> you can get more on the style icon as well as all the other stories we are telling but if you head over to our website eights all there for you at aljazerra.com. updated around the clock. >> baltimore's sandtown neighborhood. the heart of west baltimore, and one of the city's poorest areas. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for you, salt will kill you. i never heard nobody dying from pepper, everybody loves pepper. and he was dark skinned, so.

week, he took some criticism for not speaking more directly to african-americans and about criminalus tessnd relationships with cops. and he had to -- for the first time had to move quickly and fix some things. >> and watching hillary clinton aggressively this week in south carolina, talk about black lives matter, and talk about how this is not just class. there are racial -- inequities in this country that speaks directly to bernie because bernie's politics are rooted in a class struggle and the idea that politics can be changed by sort of working class banding together that's bigger than gender or ethnicity. and hillary is taking that head on. and that's about bernie. >> and i had a conversation with tad devine, one of sanders' advisors a couple of weeks ago and one of the points he made was we -- we have to do extremely well in iowa and new hampshire to stay in this. but he said i know that the country and the democratic party is not iowa and new hampshire alone. and that there are extent sis that we need to -- constituencies that we need to put sanders in front of and the weakness that

. >>> jim acosta for us tess white house, thanks so much. >> you bet. >>> joining us to talk about the new conference senator bob corker chairman of the foreign relations committee, honestly one of the key members of congress through the 60-plus days as congress weighs in. >> john that's why we're having the 60 days you alluded to. we'll take our time and go through it. we obviously have 159-page document that came over yesterday. there will be a u.n. security council resolution that would be public 23 it's not already public in the last hour. there will be hoards of annexes, and going through that and asking questions with relevant witnesses, we'll figure out if that is the case or not and people will vote based on what they feel is the case. will it keep iran from getting a nuclear weapon or not? >> i appreciate you don't have yet all the annexes, and the american people respect you have to read through the whole deal. based on what is reported right now, what you know today, do you have confidence that this will at a minute mid slow down iran's path. >> as i mentioned, when it came

. >>> well, tess la nina motors is revving it up. >> yesterday, tesla topped that, announcing [ inaudibleode, 0-60 in just 2.8 seconds. 23 you have a need for speed, it just takes $10,000. it is available in its all- wheel drive model. so that is an extra $10,000 on top of the car price. >>> happening today, somebody in san francisco won the oglings yard contest. the prize is a much needed makeover. there is a block party from 10:00 a.m. until noon at 41st avenue to celebrate the bitter sweet victory. >>> also today, the sixth annual north richmond music festival from noon to 6:00 p.m. it has a tribute to the late bb king. admission is free. >>> a wake up call for parents. the high cost of staying connected to your device instead of to your kids. >> and fun--and see how this week's jefferson award winner is getting everybody in the cool. >> and, ladies and gentlemen, isn't that a beautiful site, that is where our high deaf doppler is located. 're a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ ♪

so farty officials have not said when the tess will be done or open again. reporting in berkeley, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> well, it is that time of year, the gilroy garlic festival is this weekend. you know what that means, time to fire up calamari and scampi. that's part of the menu. be sure to bring your appetite. >> a lot of food going on. garlic bread, calamari, scampi, pesto, mushrooms, you name it. everyone is laced with garlic. it's garlicy goodness all the way around. >> i love it. you can even wash all that down with garlic beer. organizers say two tons of garlic served and savored this weekend. i would be in heaven. you're kind of like -- >> i like it. >> you like it but not in love with it. >> you know the one thing you're really going to need to bring? >> spf and water. >> altoid. >> i thought you were talking about the warm weather. yeah, altoids. >> obviously spf and water. keep that handy. caulking about the forecast. looking at fog this morning in san francisco. no, of course not, never. fog will burn off quickly. if you're he

tess wellburn got here early this morning to watch. >> it defies kind of the mental logic that a buildinghat's really solid and stationary can move. it seems kind of magical, i guess. >> reporter: part of the people in the audience today are donors who have helped make this project possible. they're feeling very proud today, and a little excited and a little nervous while watching the house move. although the construction crews say this is a piece of cake no big deal. the house is on rails. they're scooting it over without any problems. in san francisco amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amazing two guys can do that. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. here's dan and katie. >>> the modesto police department did not drop the ball on this. >> police get defensive as the man accused of killing five people was already a suspect in an earlier killing. >> what the suspect's family is taelg abc 7 news. >>> firefighters say this is very unusual. >>> a roof falls onto a man with only inches to spare. how he escaped, next. >>> the battle over water rights and the record fine just handed do

grand jury handed up an indictment against university of cincinnati police officer raymond tessing today. prosecutors he shot and killed 43-year-old sam during a traffic stop on july 19th. this is video from the police officers camera. we're only showing you the moments before and after the shooting. now this is the first time prosecutors have charged a cincinnati law enforcement officer with murder. in anticipation of today's announcement the university of cincinnati canceled all classes at its main campus. its police department has fired the officer. >>> also developing to night long-time philadelphia congressman under federal indictment. the list of charges against chaka fattah is long including racketeering and bribery. today's bombshell comes after an investigation that's been underway for years. fox 29's dave schratwieser spoke to constituents about those chargescharges. >> that's outrage. that's outrage. >> reporter: constituents of indicted congressman chaka fattah were disgusted and shaking their heads wednesday at news that the 20 year veteran of congress had been charged in a

well those winds survey damage a tess. >>> will be done by the national weather service to determinehether or not straight line winds caused the damage that. will mean the damage is more in the same direction but tornado wind damage it's more in a random kind of circular motion. so that is the question and that is what we'll get the answer from the national weather service. they official vol to announce that. now, as far as what's happening right now, we still have some showers bubbling up again south and west of the philadelphia area. this activity moving through delaware county moving back in towards the upper darby area eventually and take look at some of the hail tracks from earlier toward the lehigh valley. you can see around allentown right around highway 22, kind of moved through allentown as well as the easton area earlier this afternoon and also this evening we saw some small hail. it moved right over east falls. bala cynwyd also the wynnefield area of philadelphia. so just some potent storms that bubbled up during the heat of the day. overnight, there's still could be a few

nancy core advertise is there with the -- core tess is there with the reaction -- cortis is there withion. and mixed martial arts champ. she tells ben tracy how she knocked out her critics and she shows him her signature move. i have no idea what that looks like so i'm curious. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. they say this woman is amazing what she does in a ring. >> ben tracy afraid, very afraid. >> about to find out. >> have a great day, gayle. welcome back. >> see you guys. >>> meanwhile allyson rae working the radar right now and liking what you're seeing. >> good, better, best. >> we do have a chance for a shower today, a quick passing shower. i think we're starting to see a couple of returns on the radar. i don't think a lot is falling from this return. take a look at it, doppler 9000. we'll have a few passing showers throughout the day. i think there are a couple of sprinkles out there along warrenton and 66. i don't think too much is falling but the chance for rain is still there today. they'll be quick passing showers. maybe in this darker green just no

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. >> tess tuesday house majority leader, jerald mccormick in chattanooga on the phone with us. sir, this obviously would be a shock to any constituency anywhere in america. must be a serious blow to you and chattanooga. >> certainly, it was a shock and i've only had this confirmed secondhand so i don't want to come to conclusions too quickly but it's beginning to look like the worst worst-case scenario, and if sew, we need to track it down and stop this sort of activity, and first of all i'm thankful for the police officers who were on the scene who did such a great job. thank god for them. and i think it needs to be a wakeup call to the entire country. >> sir you said if it's the worst-case scenario. what do you is the worst-case scenario? >> well, the worst case worst-case scenario would be a terrorist attack. kbc i listen -- there was a press conference where the u.s. attorney didn't say exactly what had happened but he referred to domestic terrorism several times, which made me think that is what was on his mind. if that's the case, we need to treat it as such. and i've hea

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>> biggest, tough tess foreign policy challenge for the next president. >> radical islam really is anumber one. >> yes. i said all along, we should have a coalition, we should be there, including boots on the ground and we need to degrade and destroy isis. >> you would be sending more troops. >> i would have them in a role where they're going to be on the ground fighting. you have the air power but you can't solve anything just with air power. i would be part of a coalition and i would take them down and begin to destroy -- -- >> it would include u.s. troops? >> yes. i said it months ago. every time i travel through ohio. i've been a part of focus groups. you talk to people. it's amazing to me ohioans in general, i'll say it across the spectrum, they're leery of trade deals, and they still blame nafta. you go to ohio, i don't even bring up nafta, and they immediately went to nafta and said, bad deal for ohio. >> the interesting thing is, there are now some car companies talking about moving things to mexico and they're citing nafta, and i'm going to dig into that. by and large, open

my name is tess well-born and we have often heard oh, the horse has left the barn. we can't possibly stop it. that is why we're asking that you put in the amendments that supervisor kim has asked for. we want these accessory units to be permanently rent-controlled. so that there will be a chance at some point in the future, the rents will be low enough that some of our seniors and lower-income residents will be able to live in them. it's really important to do that now. as soon as you get it back from planning, we have got to protect them from turning into hotel usages. thank you. >> thank you. >> hi. my name is jasmine and we work with some latino families that live in north beach and some of them rely on the in-law units. so i was just seconding what was mentioned here before and supporting the amendment of supervisor kim to put a restriction for those units not be used as rental. otherwise we'll not be solving any housing issue in san francisco or shortage. it will just make it worse. so i just want to support that. thank you. >> thank you. last call for public c

. >> doyle tess the dispatcher he has his gun cogcked and locked.driveway and gonzalez decides to get out of his truck. >> he's got a gun. get somebody here now. >> reporter: shots rang out and a witness says doyle shot gonzalez as he was backing away but the wife of the alleged shooter says the 44-year-old was charging towards her husband. >> we were in our yard. he stopped in the middle of the road and came after my husband. >> as gonzalez was lying on the ground doyle allegedly forced the victim agencies's family out of the car holding them at gunpoint until police arrived. >> he's making me get out of the truck with my daughter. >> doyle is charged with second-degree murder and is now out on bond. that bond was set at $60,000 sometime on friday. robert doyle posted that bond. he is now out of jail. we have reached out to him and his family to try it get comment, but we have not heard back. we're also waiting to hear back from the gonzalez family but as you could imagine very troubling situation involving two families. two children under the age

these abusive lending prak tess and unclear underwriting standards resulting in risky mortgages that hurt consumers and threatened financial stability. wall street reform eliminated these were predatory practices and extended protections to all home buyers while maintaining access to credit for borrowers under terms they can understand and afford. and to ensure that more qualified borrowers have access to safe and affordable mortgages we have been working with the fha and the fhfa as they seek to end friction in the housing market and prevent clarity to consumers. we must also strengthen our resolve on comprehensive reform of the housing finance system. reform has brought greater fairness to credit markets by improving information. consumers now benefit from new mortgage disclosure forms which are shorter and less complex and make borrowing for a home simpler and more understandable. similar reforms have been adopted or are being developed for student loans, auto loans and payday loans. the effect of these reforms is that lenders must now focus on extending credit on fair terms and g

the same thing with tess ostrow anything else.t is strange to me, all through the arguments and debates with the gay rights, a very seldom ever hear anything about biology. just that as a society, we are being socialized to adhere to what the status quo says to do. i have a hard time seeing it, at times. i got more socially adjusted to it. my question is, what happens to those who have those tendencies where there is biology what they see and feel internally? what happens to them? host: we are waiting for live coverage from hillary clinton. an economic speech to layout policies. she will be at the new school in new york city. we will take you there when it starts. the wall street journal has written about drones. they write that the u.s. is involved with north african countries, to create the suit most -- the most significant expansion of the camp -- of the campaign for drones. washington and its allies are seeking to contain the expansion of the islamic state. a military led campaign against the group is already underway. jacquel

my name is tess well-born and we have often heard oh, the horse has left the barn. we can't possibly stop it. that is why we're asking that you put in the amendments that supervisor kim has asked for. we want these accessory units to be permanently rent-controlled. so that there will be a chance at some point in the future, the rents will be low enough that some of our seniors and lower-income residents will be able to live in them. it's really important to do that now. as soon as you get it back from planning, we have got to protect them from turning into hotel usages. thank you. >> thank you. >> hi. my name is jasmine and we work with some latino families that live in north beach and some of them rely on the in-law units. so i was just seconding what was mentioned here before and supporting the amendment of supervisor kim to put a restriction for those units not be used as rental. otherwise we'll not be solving any housing issue in san francisco or shortage. it will just make it worse. so i just want to support that. thank you. >> thank you. last call for public c