i was about -- i was john denver all the way. you know? i think about it often. you know? i do.ut to live in here, to live in here, to be honest, i had to put it out of my mind. that's the only way you can deal with it. only way i can deal with it. >> it was interesting for me to watch how lawrence chose to deal with the vast amount of time he had to serve. he was very involved in the leather shop. and then he also had these little rocks on to which he would paint these intricate and elaborate tableaus. >> that mountain scene right there on the back of this one. purple mountain majesty thing, you know? it's time consuming but it is tedious. >> everything was very tiny. so the amount of time and focus and energy it took him to do each one of these rocks must have been immense. >> i'm going to do a yoda. a yoda on one of them, for a friend of mine. >> though stall looked for distractions in prison, he wasn't completely unwilling to face the consequences of his actions. during our stay at holman, he decided to participate in a victims empathy class the prison conducts for those con

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john denver. stuart you're kidding he? >> yeah. stuart: i take it all back.ing very nicely after wednesday's selloff. perhaps signaling that wall street is done slapping washington over the wrist. our next guest has been a bear of late, lenore i hawkins. here she is back again. what do you have to say for yourself, lenore? you were the one who were pouring cold water over the fabulous five technology companies -- [laughter] pouring cold water all over the market. if we'd have listened to you, we'd have missed out on this lovely gain of 120 points. >> now, stuart, you know successful investing's not something you do from one week to the next. and i'm not a bear, i'm just looking at the economic reality. and the economics and the market, those aren't necessarily the same thing. the economic reality is we've seen credit card delinquencies up for two quarters, auto loan delinquencies rising for two years and last quarter was the first time in four years that we saw total loan demand decline. rt: so if you're not saying sell everythin if you're not ying that and i

denver today, at least one inch of snow. the last time that happened this late in the season, john elway was 14 years old, and that's true. ng time since that happened. denver is a funky place to forecast. i use to work there and one day it's sunny and warm, and the next day, a blizzard, the next day, a tornado. you learn a lot there. monterey, very cool, and the ocean temperatures, cool, and the northwest wind has a lot to do with that. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. upper 40s by the concord pavilion. livermore, 51, 47, blackhawk, vallejo, 48. 32 in truckee, and sunshine and warmer temperatures, but not that much. by this weekend, it will be hot. for us, we're looking for mostly sunny conditions and that low cloud deck holding on to the south but i think it will geteroded pretty fast. the high pressure is coming in, and it will build in there. 60s and 70s, to a few mid-70s, vacaville, oakland, 60s, the santa clara valley, low 70s, upper 60s. peninsula, near 70 for most, 60s on the coast, and in the city, temperatures will warm up, friday, saturday and sunday, inland, 80s to near 90s. coast and bay, 60s and 70s. >> okay.

denver. >> tonight, we are gathered to hear dr. john langellier bring

denver. >> tonight, we are gathered to hear dr. john langellier bring new vitality to a strange subject, emphasizing the role of the buffalo soldiers in opening the west. we are so fortunate to have him here from our neighbor to the southwest arizona. ,dr. langellier earned his ba in history and historical archaeology, his ma in history with a concentration on the american west and spanish borderlands, as well as a emphasis on film history from second the university of san diego. he later went on to earn his phd in military history from kansas state university. career in public history he retired to tucson in , 2015. he is the author of dozens of books, including "fighting for uncle sam, blacks in the frontier army," which is for sale in the gift shop following the lecture. we are excited to welcome dr. john langellier. join me in a round of applause as we welcome him to the podium. [applause] john langellier: i feel like a telemarketer. [laughter] john langellier: i will send you every month a book that i have written that no one wants

denver post. in the late 1970s, as youngsters, john and whatever other conversation partners competed as reporters while covering the maryland legislature. he recalls he did not fare especially wellin the competition. to his right is david marinus. he is an associate editor at the washington post where he has worked for 40 years. he is the author of 11 books including biographies of bill clinton, barack obama, vincent and barty and a trilogy from the 1960s. the final book in that series was once in a great city, a detroit story. that was winner of the robert f kennedy book price. he is also the recipient of two pulitzer prizes and was a pulitzer finalist three other times for his books in journalism. the semester for the third time, we are happy to welcome him back to vanderbilt as a distinguished visiting professor where he is teaching classes in political biography and america and the mccarthy era. he and his wife linda spend time in washington d.c., madison and wisconsin and here in nashville. he is known mostly for being the father of andrew, the author of strong inside, the book about vanderb

well, denver bronco manager john elway happy to have jake, the broncos used the first pike in 5th round -- award win top tight end suffered a torn acl in orange bowl elway saying quote jake not even close to fist round if not hurt you remember this story from last week, jake received a present in ohio from procter & gamble a truck loaded of toilet paper from charmin because -- well you know his last name is butt. one fan tweeting draft prospect jake butt got a special delivery a lot of fun with that last week headlines. maria: we did, still laughing over that one, thank you. cheryl: you bet. maria: we will take a break when we come back economic growth trump administration's plan to jump-start the economy, unleash big business after the weakest quarter of growth in three years then stressing importance of sanctions on global stage treasury secretary steven mnuchin sheds light on lesser known role of treasury in first interview since announcing tax reform with me, that is next. ♪ ♪ your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wr

denver, colorado... ...whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, john. hi, folks.our week off to a great start yesterday, winning over $35,000. what will happen today against kerry and rand, we're gonna find out starting right now. good luck.

denver, colorado... ...whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, john. hi, folks., got our week off to a great start yesterday, winning over $35,000. what will happen today against kerry and rand, we're gonna find out starting right now. good luck. i hope you like these categories... ...not in the news. we'll deal with... and... jon. let's start with from the french for $200. kerry. what is an ambulance? yes. from the french for $400. here's jimmy with the clue... with a two-man crew and a top speed of just 5 miles per hour, the renault ft-17 revolutionized tank design with its ability to point its gun in any direction thanks to this rotating top section from the french for "tower." kerry. what is a turret? turret, yes.

john said mr. p, was summer 1998 a cool one? were you in chicago or denver. i was in denver.ol summer. may was extremely active. may 5th, there were tornadoes in los altos if you are were here back then. it was a quiet fire season. as we went into fall. so 1998 was one for extremes and that was either rainy or cool. yes, it was a relatively cooler summer. we have a pretty cool end to may as you know. a series of the systems have come through and left a little bit of rain. there were many reports of a .02. oakley, brentwood, nap a there is the line out to the valley. give it credit, it made it. not much of a breeze. there is still a westerly component. look at that water temp at san francisco buoy. 49 brisk degrees. that is colder than bodega bay. sometimes july the water temps warm up. right now they're not. 50s on the temps. low 60s. and we will have partly sunny skies. still low clouds have to sweep through. but 60s coast and bay. low to mid-70s mainly unless you're well enough midland and then upper 70s. and temperatures from here the next few days at least inland will war

, denver, colorado, worried parents confronted their son and of the advice of a psychiatrist gave their son a couple hundred dollars and said, "you're on your own." they are in man, that son, was john hinckley. panelists.me the former secret service agent tim mccarthy on my immediate right. [applause] >> former secret service agent agentspriggs, former fbi , there will be no jurisdictional disputes tonight. [applause] [laughter] theresident reagan came to hotel to the big room to discuss the trade unions. the last words of his speech as he was leaving the home was he asked the union guys to work -- soim said that he quit that he could "make america ." at again a lot of people do not know that. they do now. agents, when the president was -- winning president was giving his a speech where we're you? think i was stage left. whitee briefed that the house as to formation. motorcade, primary, secondary, hospital routes, safe room, things of that nature. the entire itinerary was gone over prior to winning the white house. as we're arriving at the bar room our assignments. finally, what we refer to when the president then shake hands with the union representatives. some of us cannot up the

1981 in denver, colorado, worried parents confronted their son, and on the advice of a psychiatrist, gave their son a couple hundred dollars, and said, you are on your own. that young man was john hinckley. let's welcome the panelists. former secret service agent tim mccarthy to my immediate right. [applause] former secret service agent danny spragues. [applause] former fbi agent tom baker. [applause] there will be no jurisdiction or disputes tonight. [laughter] as you heard, on march 30, president reagan came to the washington hilton to address a trades convention luncheon. he was in the big ballroom down from here. the last words of his speech, as he was leaving, he asked union guys to work with him so that he could "make america great again." [laughter] a lot of people don't know that. they do now. when the president was speaking -- we will move this back so people will not have to watch the podium. can it be moved? i'm going to sit, but then these people can't see because of this. we will take one moment and i will ask the question again because i forgot it. [applause] tom: when the president was giving the speech, where were you? >> i think i was stage left. during the spe

denver to pittsburgh. >> i have been flying with southwest. it started with southwest. today i am flying my 120thth passenger. >> captain john good deal. clayton: a new bombshell as it blaming google, facebook and twitter for the deadly san bernardino terror attack in 2015 and now youto be losing advertisers because ads were placed near videos created by isis supporters. and add company saying we don't want to be part of that. next guest's daughter was one of the people who died during the san bernardino attack. gregory cleburne joins us, good to see you this morning. so this lawsuit contends that social media companies knowingly help spread this propaganda, knowingly gave out accounts to terrorist groups. is that what this statement says? >> i am not certain this lawsuit, knowing that they actually gave accounts to known terrorists. what i do know is they promoted it, they sponsored it and supported the act of terrorism throughout the world by promoting these activities. >> how did they promote the activities? >> like anybody promotes anything, facebook or any of the social media outlets. they do it through funds, sponsors,

denver. >> tonight, we are gathered to hear dr. john langellier bring