investigators found lovell stabbed to death back this january. teens were supposed to be in court monday, but defense attorneys asked for more time. prosecutors say they have not received a final medical examiner's report. >>> a former frederick county maryland xhigts they now facing prostitution charges. court documents say blaine young met an undercover officer at a hotel and offered her money for sex. his attorney says he will plead not guilty. young is >>> new this morning, volkswagen set to tell customers where they stand on bringing nearly 600,000 cars in to compliance with clean air laws. the automaker has been in talks with regulators about a solution for the vehicles that is acceptable to the ep a. their plan in january was rejected. >>> you may soon be getting a little money back if you use metro. riders will be given a 15 minute window to leave without paying when there are massive delays. that proposal is part of a broader refund strategy for the transit system. metro's general manager paul wiedefeld says he wants the system to step u

the person on the right is lovel park, the first chief of staff. they had collaborated on a small book in 1935, on the british tax system. and although this picture is not dated, i'm assuming that this was put together as part of the publicity for that publication. what i find particularly interesting, if you look at the background of the picture, it does appear to be a typical office building office that they're sitting in. just for your information, the staff's first offices in 1926 were in a partitioned area of the cannon dining room. that was one choice. the other choice was a basement office in the capitocapitol. and the staff and the chairman thought the partitioned office was at least a little more in the flow, if you will. the building that we now know of as longworth was opened in the spring of 1933. my records show that sometime in the summer or fall of that year, the staff moved into 1336 on the third floor. they moved into the first floor offices or a first-floor office in 1946 and i believe they got 1015, the long-known front office if

. >>> let's meet the lovel lady behind this big powerful voice, miss calissa cally day, welcome "right this minute." did you expect thihi to go viral after your practice? >> no, ma'am, not at all. >> how does it make you feel in moments when you're singing? it seems incredible, what does it feel like to you? >> iind of lose myself in the music. i want the audience to feel what i feel. i just love to sing and am so thankful to god for the opportunity to use my voice to spread his word. >> what is it about this practice video that is captivating people so much? >> now that i cannot answer. i mean, i'm blown away about it. it was just a practice. and i think mostly it's kind of people hearing the range that i'm using, the lower range or give you a performance hopefully you'll appreciate. and i'm thankful and blessed. >> is this is the first time you have tried to produce a cd or have you tried it before? >> this is the first. bless you. >> thank you. >> i mean that to her. amen >>> this show over but there's more great content 24/7 at rightthisminute.com. see you on th >>> a family suspec

it was about this time that jim level -- lovell -- for seven hours after liftoff, and excessive roll motion occurred. the crew punched out 400, but the trouble was not the agena. unable to find an immediate answer, armstrong undocked. the role continued to build, reaching about one revolution per second. struggling to regain control, mr. armstrong was forced to fire reentry thrusters and reassert control over the spacecraft. neither crew man experienced loss of orientation. the gemini never approached critical strain. once the reentry thrusters are fired, there is a possibility of fuel leaking. this fuel is essential for reentry. the final action rested squarely on the shoulders of this man, the director. a decision came quickly. fuel readings were too low. abort. that was the first decision. where do we recover? a stream of facts flow into the consul. exact position, whether -- weather, available daylight, and to the whereabouts of the uss mason. a destroyer which had practiced picking up a model of the gemini in the pacific. millions of people suddenly learned it existed. with gemi

take a listen to command module pilot jim lovell. >> the stars align all too briefly for soul mates rickel and shelly lokietz. at the age of 57, rick learns he has stage 4 cancer and may only have months to get his affairs in order. in his life before shelly, rick amassed a huge collection of space memorabilia, now destined to become shelly's strange inheritance. it includes hundreds of items you'd expect to find in a nasa warehouse or a museum, like, for instance, the udvar-hazy center in virginia, part of the smithsonian's air and space museum. i asked curator jennifer levasseur how all those artifacts could end up in the garage of a guy like rick cigel. and nasa just let astronauts take home stuff from their missions? >> that tended to happen quite a bit more up and through the end of the apollo period. astronauts often took home memorabilia. afterwards, shuttle astronauts had to give everything back. >> for example, those cameras from the mercury missions. >> the first astronaut to take one to space was wally schirra on his mercury mission. he was an amateur photographer, and they go

lovell and john teamed up for a late night rally. 79-75, that's the second round of the big 10 tournament. >>> let's talk a little high school hockey. the state semifinals today in columbus. st. ignatius to the state hockey final. seth whitney right there lit the light twice for the caps. st. francis only had one loss all season. way to go iggy! >> all we heard all year was st. francis team. they're pretty good. but we are, too! i would compare them to the warriors and we're maybe the spurs. >>> iggy will play university school. double overtime thriller for andre from hunting valley. tommy with a great assist. 3-2, double overtime. u.s. winner, the championship, again, saturday at 2 at nationwide arena. >>> tonight's news is brought to you by: if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sa

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but the prize was awarded 2003 but will lovell of attention that comes with the movie is well beyond that comes with the pulitzer prize. c-span: the other impact is the catholic churches in the priesthood. marion? you know, her? a harvard law professor to the vatican or the holy city back november 4th, 2002. spee reference the press created a climate around the story of the pedophilia crisis with in fact, only a tiny minority of cases involved pedophiles of pre-pubescent children from homosexual relations the teenage boys. >> we didn't describe it as pedophilia but abusive young people in some instances it was young women or adult women before the most part it was young boys some of it was pedophilia or boys of an older age. c-span: she spoke you can see why i thought it was irrelevant to talk about maria the worst offender by far has been "the boston globe" putting 250 stories in 100 days on the front page to create a climate of hysteria of which has not been seen since the first, did was bird down 1834. >> battle think we greeted an environment of hysteria. that is ridiculous. but

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let's talk aboutr the weather. ç$ich was lovele again today.ange as we had yesterday. >> hail. rain. >> sun we had it all wlichlt did it come from. >> that same system believe it or not was responsible for a water spout today in southern california. so let's take a look at live doppler 7hd the winds that we had yesterday are long gone and as you take a look her just a few clouds on the radar in the sierra we are still seeing some snow showers tahoe reporting some very light snow down in southern california as i mentioned. water spout in del mar and obviously dissipated once it hit land so not any damage socialed with it. temperatures right now in the 50's. half moon bay has dropped down to 45 degrees. here's a live picture looking across the east bay hills there across the bay and beautiful tonight. 80's of fog overnight tonight warmer pattern into the weekend and there's slight chance of showers monday and tuesday although not looking very promising. it's a possibility. our air quality will continue to suffe suffer. we lock at high tree pollen

eisenhauer is charged with fi lovell. keepers is accused of helping him cover up the crime. jonathan: horrific scene in eastern india as a highway overpass collapses on a street full of people below. rescuer digging through the concrete and debris hoping to find survivors. we know right now 22 people are confirmed dead. that number, though, is expected to go way up. more than 100 people are missing at this hour. collapse happened around lunch time when the street was packed with people. the overpass was under construction at the time it went down. michelle: right now the mount vernon square metro station and several roads around the convention center are all closed. that's the perimeter setup over the nuclear summit for the next two days. tom roussey is live with mobiletrak7 with a look at the impact. tom? >> there is an impact. let me show you what is going on now. we are on 11th street in the shaw neighborhood at the corner of ann. let me swing the camera around. you can see the military vehicle there. i love this. the military vehicle is par road with a minivan. it looks

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sphere of influence for growth to commit deadly attacks of these threats are persisting at those lovell's necessary to keep america safe in dell level of support above and beyond what the administration has offered to prohibit the close of guantanamo so for those reasons lampreys to support this resolution and i yield back my balance of time. >> interest on an $18 trillion debt to exceed the current defense spending of six years in the grip themselves to turn us away from this future is to stay that course with discretionary spending in doesn't balance intel 2026 but only bin 27 pager one dash grader the future years that has eluded us. the first is mandatory spending setting aside a trust fund nearly $1 trillion directly fatah treasury without the appropriation the second is spending for the programs that expired years ago. the current environment is impossible by proposed the al leadership measures taken -- that can be taken now to phase out these fiscally irresponsible practices to ensure that can offset discretionary spending in the same bill. is contingent on agreement to have confid

to be an understanding with the differences of religion and philosophy and politics is so corer as lovell of tolerance. bb better than some countries but not as good as we should be. and that concerns me. suggest finding ways to include everybody at the table because of newt gingrich has a voice or nancy pelosi but this collective cacophony comes together so when you reach a common ground possibility possibility, and everybody has a chance to give in and contribute to but it starts with relationship and tolerance and communication and a recognition to find common ground or lack of it is my eight idea of a dictatorship. this country wasn't built on dictators. >> before you give your thoughts on that i learned relationships from the football huddle. when you go to war every day you learn to trust them and in the locker room they would say things on the streets would be politically incorrect and it would seem racist but they didn't mean anything. i know the military tends to have that. and with that diversity and inclusion. those words don't offend me. and that has come from my face more tha

poster board that was on the apartment where two of the officers were killed when they went in to get lovelle mixon, and someone had written, i admire you for having the courage to take a life. i couldn't understand that, how someone could write that right after this man shot and killed four police officers. >> and there was actually quite a bit of that in parts of oakland in the days afterwards. and it was very controversial and upset a lot of people in the police community. >> i just kept staring at it. i just was dumbfounded. john, thank you. >>> new at 5:00 tonight a santa clara police officer appeared in court today on charges of misdemeanor indecent exposure. he is accused of exposing himself to his girlfriend's coworker. jury selection is set to start tomorrow. the officer has been on paid administrative leave since he was arrested last july. >>> the city of pacifica is seeking to uphold a mandatory evacuation order for people who live in an apartment that is sitting right on the edge of a crumbling cliff. the units are in a yellow tagged building adjacent to the apartments at 320 espl

is that lovell of risk comparable what is your guidance to us? and looking a supplemental funding. >> first of all, let me associate myself with that team secretary murphy. that is the highest priority. and that is why the readiness recovery plan is fully funded in the budget. with the question of full spectrum so where we come from working extremely hard to beat the counterinsurgency battle and they're being trained for that. and now they're trying to restore the trading from the full spectrum that we highlighted and highlighted the budget. to do that they need to pass through their trading regions to fill that capacity in give-and-take sometime the budget stability. the other services have comparable readiness issues. all try to make those long-term plans. in the marine corps in then the the it is a the defense issue and they're working very hard on that. in the air force the very high up-tempo they're trying to try very hard in we have plans but they can be executed. >> irene reed doing all we can do to mitigate that risk? if not what do we ne

if chief justice john roberts was working, he did work for hogan and heart, it is hogan and lovell now. there is no question that he was making upwards of one million or $2 million a year. think that is money well spent. i think it is a bargain, given that they could be making a whole heck of a lot more in today's economy, given each one of their skill and intelligence. so that doesn't necessarily , bother me. one thing we talk about budget and funding that bothers me is each year, and we are going into a budget season now, c-span will broadcast the budget hearings for the supreme court, which i appreciate. the supreme court asked for another million dollars or so each year. i see two things. one, that money is never talked about transparently. they are not saying, we need an extra million dollars to study the effects of potentially incorporating the ethics rules that all of the other federal judges have to follow. we have got something called federal judicial center. why not spend $1 million on that? studying one of my reforms. some transparency reform that most americans support. whe

chief justice john roberts was working, he did work for hogan and heart, it is hogan and lovells now. he is making upwards of $1 million to $2 million a year. he was a top appellant aattorney when he was there. that is money well spent. i think it is a bargain, given that they could be making a whole heck of a lot more in today's economy, given each one of their skill and intelligence. that doesn't necessarily bother me. one thing we talk about budget and funding that bothers me is each year, and we are going into a budget season now, c-span will broadcast the budget hearings for the supreme court, which i appreciate. the supreme court asked for another million dollars or so each year. and to me what i don't understand are two things. one that money is never tied to anything specific in terms of transparency measures. the never say, we need $1 million to study the effect of incorporating ethics for the rest of the federal judges to follow. we have got something called federal judicial center. why not spend $1 million on that? studying one of these transparency reforms that most americ

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. >> i loved it, i loveled it. >> something to be said for that, michael. a lot of people loved it.at shows, great music. you sent us a list your most pivotal moments of the decade, what you think were the most pivotal moments. the first one on there we have is dynasty. tell us about that one. >> dynasty was a prime-time soap opera by aaron spelling and this involved a rich oil magnet played by blake foresigsythe bue focus was on alexis carrington played by joan collins and crystal played by linda. it's very politically incorrect to look back on that right now but at the time we loved it. i used to go to dinner parties where people dressed like the characters and watched the show breathless to see each new plot twist including mull dave ya. remember mull dave ya? >> i can't say i do. but i do remember miami vice, that was a very popular show in the 80s as well. why was that on your list? >> that was a very sexy show which had great '80s music, '80s fashion. don johnson and phillip michael thomas play two detectives undercover in miami uncovering all kinds of drulg ags and murd and t

but a lovele design. we think we are on track for the new scale in the submission later this year. frankly i would say i was disappointed that unfortunately we had to end the empower because it was a good technology and they made a corporate decision to stretch it out to be beyond our time horizon. i am interested in more of that. third, we gained two awards to companies who had consortia leading labs, etc. one for reactors and another for molten salt reactors. that started in oak ridge and reactors. the advanced cycles. >> you have a $28.2 million decrease in programs for advanced technologies. on the one hand, we are moving forward in a way that you feel relatively confident. >> we just gave $80 million to get those two new advanced concepts going. this year we balance things out and the smr was important and secondly really trying to launch or what we launched this year. and especially on storage that will be able to move to community grants for those places. >> we have been working with you with feinstein. looking forward to continuing that. i want to bring to your attention a

to support her and use legislative power and elected official policy to come forward to the state lovell as i know is monitored by mark leno and others. we have to do something like they are doing in flint,michigan, because it's unacceptable and as a survivor of cancer, it doesn't matter who you are and what your background is, watching this, it could have been avoided. we can avoid more and do the right thing. stop the development and get the systematic part and clean it up and maybe it won't work, but maybe it will. these lives matter, all lives matter and chris carpenter and loranda smith and her family matter, as well as all of these in bay view. join together with the policy power to step up and have the courage. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> yes. my name is james glover. this morning the stuff that happened in brussels is going to happen in san francisco, because people keep overlooking the disenfranchised people. that is where radicals -- that is where you find their people among the disenfranchised. for the last couple of years i have been pushing this busines

of mine and a friend of gabby's and one of my own personal heroes, and a great american named jim lovellllo 13, once told me something. he told me that he remembers being amazed when he heard president kennedy say that we would get people to the moon, we would send a man to the moon, and jim says when he heard that, you know what he thought? he thought it was impossible. the moon, he said? no way. then jim wound up flying to the moon twice. now, jim has a saying. and i like this saying so i'll tell it to you. he has sage he says there are three types of people. there are people who make things happen, there are people who watch things happen, and there are people who wonder what happened. and hillary clinton, hillary i this kind of person who makes things happen. so we need work together to make sure hillary clinton is our next president. i think a about these campaigns a lot like a space shuttle launch, space shuttle mission. it takes a lot of hard work, a lot of work, by a lot of individuals, to get ready for a very big day, and, folks, we are getting ready for that day. that launch da

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mine and a friend of gabby's and one of my personal heroes growing is up a great american named jim lovell. he was the commander of "apollo 13." and jim once told me that he remembers being amazed when he heard president kennedy say that we would send people to the moon. jim says that when he heard that the first time he thought it was impossible. the moon, he said no-no way. then jim wound up flying to the moon twice. now jim has a saying, listen to this. there are three types of people, he says. there are people who make things happen, there are people who watch things happen and there are people who wonder hillary clinton is the kind of person who makes things happen. so gabby and i are going to work incredibly hard to make sure she is the next president of the united states. you know i think of this campaign, especially this campaign, a lot like one of my space shuttle missions. it takes a lot of hard work from people like you over a long period of time to get ready for that big day. to get ready for launch day. you know what launch day is? it's tomorrow, here in arizona. so let's have

we have an upper lovel low over romexico blocking high pressure. you can see this rain train coming in pushing in more rain from eastern texas into louisiana and now into mississippi. they have dropped some warnings back through central texas. 15 million people under flooding risk because it is only going to take another half an inch to inch of rain to cause more flooding. the storms move over the same cities already with saturated ground. shift east by tomorrow moving into alabama, panhandle of florida. look at the rainfall totals. we are expecting upwards of about seven to ten inches of rain throughout much of louisiana. that moves on into parts of mississippi and alabama and will continue to see that rain for at least 72 hours and then it finally does dry out. right now not good. >> i haven't seen a map like that of yours in a long time. >> this is more like a hurricane, the moisture from a tropical system, these kinds of rainfall rates. >>> there are new developments on the failed drug test by maria sharapova that she claims was an honest mista

. >>> arlington county police saye two men tried to abduct a woman near the lovell run park and l amphitheaterng to police the twog toc suspects approached that womanrc from behind as she was walking.l disturbing details here but oneo of them attempted to place ancen unknown object over her headovea while the other man inappropriately touched that woman.man >>> sports now. we are on to the sweet 16 in the ncaa tournament lot of folksot l staying up late tonight to watch the games.. >> including -- >> you got to do it. y >> sometimes you got to do it for the home team. maryland will look to knock o yf number one seed kansas tonight.t >> it would be maryland coachd a mark turgeon's first chance toht defeat his al pa matter. mte he hasn't done it yet.. he's tried a number of times. schools meeting for the firsthe time since the here's the cool thing within the national title. >> all right! >> maybe it will happen again. >> that's right.>> tha >> as we mentioned it's a late a one tonight.ight. tip off starts at 9:40.:40. >> okay. tomorrow is friday.morr >> game won't be over untilver 11:30 attelet

to support her and use legislative power and elected official policy to come forward to the state lovell as i know is monitored by mark leno and others. we have to do something like they are doing in flint,michigan, because it's unacceptable and as a survivor of cancer, it doesn't matter who you are and what your background is, watching this, it could have been avoided. we can avoid more and do the right thing. stop the development and get the systematic part and clean it up and maybe it won't work, but maybe it will. these lives matter, all lives matter and chris carpenter and loranda smith and her family matter, as well as all of these in bay view. join together with the policy power to step up and have the courage. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> yes. my name is james glover. this morning the stuff that happened in brussels is going to happen in san francisco, because people keep overlooking the disenfranchised people. that is where radicals -- that is where you find their people among the disenfranchised. for the last couple of years i have been pushing this busines

to support her and use legislative power and elected official policy to come forward to the state lovellas i know is monitored by mark leno and others. we have to do something like they are doing in flint,michigan, because it's unacceptable and as a survivor of cancer, it doesn't matter who you are and what your background is, watching this, it could have been avoided. we can avoid more and do the right thing. stop the development and get the systematic part and clean it up and maybe it won't work, but maybe it will. these lives matter, all lives matter and chris carpenter and loranda smith and her family matter, as well as all of these in bay view. join together with the policy power to step up and have the courage. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> yes. my name is james glover. this morning the stuff that happened in brussels is going to happen in san francisco, because people keep overlooking the disenfranchised people. that is where radicals -- that is where you find their people among the disenfranchised. for the last couple of years i have been pushing this business