john berry was 52 years old. >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now, sunday marks the birthday arthur conan doyle, creator of sherlock holmes. but the famous author was also a physician, and somewhat of a medical detective in his own right. in his honor, we share one of his greatest true detective stories. >> an event focuses on finding as many living species as possible in a defined area in a short period of time. we were live on facebook and caught up with national geographic's on varma showing off what we might be looking over. >> what have you got? a snail and this is a kind of roach related to the cockroach you in your home but related to the forest -- native to the forest. there is different insects that live in the forest south not just ants and pollinators. but, yeah. >> woodruff: very cool. all that and more all that and more is on our web site, www.pbs.org/newshour. and a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. tonight on "washington week," tensions escalate in the democratic party, and donald trump tries to win over establishment republicans by

. >>> a founding member of the beastie boys has died, john berry died at hospice yesterday morning according to his stepmother suffering from frontal lobe dementia and had been in declining health for years. he was 52. >>> a major announcement by the first lady this morning, the changes being made to food labels. >> and there's concern this morning about tomorrow's forecast and the mess the track coul d ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. >>> at the live desk, right now a new nutrition fact label for foods. now, we told you this was in the works, now it's official. this is the final word the food and drug administration are making a few key changes. they are updating the design to highlight calories and servings. you'll see an area where added sugars will be listed. something else you might notice dual column labels to show calories per serving and per package. the labels first introduced 20 years ago, those food manufacturers will have to use the new labe barbara. >>> thanks, melissa. they hit their goal. we told you about the proje

regards to the validity of the iran deal, as we would call it, decisions by member of congress in john berry small, sometimes minute pieces , where they can justify going one way or another. do you believe that some of the statements by mr. rhodes was a factor at all in some of the members of congress casting their vote one way or another? >> yes. i can give you examples, if you would like. >> please. >> when it comes to verification, according to u.s. law, incumbent with the corker cardin compromise, all agreements are supposed to be presented to congress. now, it emerges that there were secret side agreements with the iaea. one of these agreements that comes into play with regard to verification is that the state department says the iaea would not need to report to the level it has reported under sanctions, especially with regard to the possible military dimensions. so to say that the iaea said verifications was complying with like someonet is who was the valedictorian at summer school. it becomes a problem. it lets them off the hook. we only found out about that afterwards, because the wh

john yoo on his book first, then mary francis berry on five dollars and a pork chop sandwich. after that, former oklahoma congressman, jc watts on dig deep. and steve case discussing the third wave, an entrepreneur's vision of the future. booktv in prime time, 8 p.m.

john yoo on his book first, then mary francis berry on five dollars and a pork chop sandwich. after that, former oklahoma congressman, jc watts on dig deep. and steve case discussing the third wave, an entrepreneur's vision of the future. booktv in prime time, 8 p.m. eastern, here on c-span2. >> thursday a talk on security challenges in the middle east. former president of the american university in cairo lisa anderson delivered remarks at the center for strategic and international studies. that is live at 10 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> in both iraq and afghanistan, i helped both countries with their constitutions being sort of facilitator of agreement on key issues among afghans. the influence is considerable and has the government anxious to meet with you. >> sunday night on q&a. former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan, iraq and the united nations discusses this journey. >> we saw the extremist and how we corrected it toward the end of the period i was there by the surge and reaching out to the sunnis and building up iraqi forces and establishing a government to bring abo

john chen, ceo of black berry. we'll see you soon. folks, we have a lot more coming up from the milken institute. we have the always outspoken neil ferguson of harvard. he'll join us and we'll ask about the possibility of a british it from -- ex-exit from eu. for decades, investors have used a 60/40 stock and bond model, with little in alternatives. yet alternatives can tap opportunities that traditional assets can't. and even though they're called alternatives, they're actually designed to help meet very traditional goals. that's why invesco believes people should look past conventional models and make alternatives a core part of their portfolios. translation? goodbye 60/40, hello 50/30/20. ♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch." rick santelli live on the floor of the cme group in chicago. look at an intraday of ten. compressed range. trading $1.84 to $1.86. it's all about foreign exchange. look at the dollar to index going back to january 2015. that is the last time the dollar index closed down here. let's go one year further back in t

berry: he's at the final stage. i've been in dance shoes. when john mccain was running, i was never mccain.here was no way, no how. i wrote him a check and voted for him. dan you're comparing trump to : mccain? no, i'm saying we did not like our eventual nominee. dan: there's not a single issue that donald trump has embraced that is a self respecting conservative say that i actually believe that. and that he will govern with. barry: that is your opinion. nicolle: so you and i worked for a lot of the same people. i believe that the people we work with believe at the time. where did we lose the base of our party? dan: there's a complete crackup going on in the economy and the electorate across europe and the united states. everyone is experiencing this intense socio-economic stratification. you see it in the u k. you see it in france. in austria,election poland, hungary. look at what is happening with the republican party. look what is happening with bernie sanders. it is happening all over the place. we are experiencing the symptoms across theorate board that just wants to blow the whole thi

berry usa. >> 1986 when fashion was different. jeff and johneinz decided to take a video camera out to the capitol center before a heavy metal convert. >> the fans, music and rock 'n' roll is something they relate to and you know that experience. >> 30 years later, the movie is considered a classic among rock documentaries, in large part because of the characters in the parking lot that day like zebra man who uttered one of the most quoted lines of the movie. >> madonna can go to hell as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: some of tta for the first time since the concert to celebrate the opening of the heavy metal parking lot exhibit at the university of maryland. meet the girl in the leopard skin dress then and now. >> i was getting phone calls for years and years. i saw you on vh-1 on heavy metal parking lot. >> reporter: another star of the film, the girl in the white dress. >> we bang our heads and we didn't care and we loved it and it was fun. nowadays, kids can't do anything. >> reporter: the exhibit is a trip back in time as well as how a

charges. 44-year-old john hurst told detectives he has been downloading videos for ten years ranging from teenage girls to toddlers. >>> a bridge in harrisburg crumbled around the mull berry bridge in the pennsylvania capitol. an unoccupied vehicle went flying on the the roof of a shop. >>> everybody started running toward the back of the building, i didn't know what happened, they said the building collapsed. >>> investigators are looking into what caused the earth to give way. >>> 5:57. another sit gets set to charge shoppers who don't usury usable bags. >>> a driver takes it upon himself to pull over a bus in new england. the person behind the wheel belongs in one of the back seats. do you often consume fruit, fruit juices, coffee or soda? acids in everyday foods and drinks may weaken and erode your tooth enamel over time. damaged or lost enamel can lead to yellow, dull and thinning teeth. that's why there's pronamel and pronamel for kids. designed to strengthen enamel and help protect against acids in your diet. start protecting your enamel, with pronamel. the #1 dentist-recommended brand for strengthening and protecting enamel. the #1 dentist-recommended brand for st

interviews with four authors, bush administration justice department official john you, civil rights commission chair mary frances berry, former congressman jc watts and aol founder steve case. that starts at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> this weekend the c-span cities tour hosted by charter and time warner cable partners takes you to san bernardino, california to explore the history and literary culture of the city located east of los angeles. on december 2, 2015, 14 people were killed and 24 were seriously injured in a terrorist attack in the inland regional center of we spoke to congressman pete. >> it means something. because this isn't a big city in san bernardino, this could happen anywhere. >> we speak with san bernardino city councilman about a memorial to the victims of the attack. >> it provides a sense of remembrance, highlights their lives and what they contributed to our local community and always near and dear to provide a place of consolation. we are thinking of serenity garden in and around this area. >> on booktv we will learn about the family of wyatt earp, his book talks about the herbs notoriety and t

bush ministration justice department official john q, former civil rights commission chair mary frances berry, former congressman jc watts and aol founder steve case. that starts at eight eastern on the stand too. deputy secretary of state tony blinken recently testified before the house foreign affairs me about the age of the pacific region. answer questions about chinese military action in the south china sea, sanctioned against north korea and human rights issues in vietnam and burma area. >> some of the world's most dangerous flashpoints are in asia as are some of our closest allies and these are critical relationships to foster. deputy secretary of state blinken is just back from the region. we welcome him to the committee. america is a pacific power and we must act like one. this committee has played a leading role in shaping us policy toward asia. we took the lead in imposing tough sanctions on north korea, on highlighting human rights in southeast asia and in strengthening our alliances with democracies in the region. since north korea's january nuclear test, its fourth , transcends b

georgia professor steven berry on the role of the corner and how they shed light on the emerging deaths of society and spot potential public health threats. and secretary of state john kerry who served in the vietnam war and later became a focal voent opponent of the war shares his views of vietnam. >> our veterans didn't receive the welcome home, the benefits or treatment they not only deserve but needed. and the fundamental contract between soldier and government simply was not honored. >> then at 8:00 the presidency. >> what person at home watched reagan deliver the speech? it was eisenhower and he called his attorney general and said what a fine speech. and he called a formal special assistant and said what an excellent speech reagan delivered. reagan ended up following eisenhower's advice to the letter. ... >> later, two fcc commissioners discuss internet privacy with members of a senate judiciary subcommittee. >> veteran suicide prevention was the focus of a hearing on capitol hill today. representatives from the v.a. and advocacy groups talked about programs to assist veterans and their family members. this house veteran affairs committee hearing about two an

georgia professor steven berry on the role of a coroner and how they should light on the emerging patterns of death in a society and spot potential problems with public health. and then john kerry who served in the vietnam war and later became a vocal opponent of the war shares his views on vietnam at the lyndon b. johnson presidential library in austin, texas. >> our veterans do not receive either the welcome home nor the benefits nor the treatment that they not only deserve but needed. and the fundamental contract between soldier and government simply was not honored. >> then at 8:00 "on the presidency" -- >> one other person sitting at home watching tv watched reagan deliver the speech. it was dwight eisenhower. he immediately called his former attorney general and said, what a fine speech ronald reagan had just delivered. he then called a former special assistant and said what an excellent ronald reagan had delivered. dwight eisenhower wrote back a multistep political plan for ronald reagan to follow. reagan would end up following eisenhower's advice to the letter. >> we examine dwight d. eisenhower's behind-the-scenes mentoring of ronald reagan and the pivotal role h