walker: yes. we have listed out several that we consider top issues, depending on the leadership perspective. mcclintock has a bill. it will be number one on the list, it allows the debt ceiling to be raised while attacking the taxpayer. i spoke to the chairman of the ways and means committee, kevin brady, and we discussed this. we are trying to find ways to include that in some of the legislation. this has to happen. other things like making the cbo more transparent, putting some kind of reforms on medicaid for capable bodied adults. those are the kinds of things that we feel like should be included that her -- that help curb the long term influence on the we, as a publican, we can't -- influence on the national debt. we as republicans we can't sit here the obama administration for the last eight years and talk about increased debt, and that when it comes to our turn the on track for as much spending as when the democrats were in charge. it is ludicrous and insincere. >> given the list of demands

walker: i do. i think you'll be subjective as far as who is interpreting what level of overhauling me hopping. and expected to happen for thanksgiving. >> will be comprehensive for tax cuts? rep. walker: i think it will be reform. kevin brady deserves a lot of congratulatory remarks because of how hard he has worked as chairman of the ways and means, even through the health care he continued to stay diligent in trying to put the best performance possible. that is why i think the framework is there. it is reasonable to believe we could get this done by the end of november. >> does steve mnuchin's position ?n the debt limit and peril his position -- imperil his position? rep. walker: i think we are going to need to see a stronger vision from him. reform asmes to tax opposed to the talking points, we want to know what that looks like. not saying he is not the person from the job, but he needs to do a stronger job and what he has done for the debt ceiling >> strong provision -- stronger vision? it is h

walker: no.t would not be something i would support, and i do not see it happening, i think it was just a conversation between a couple of new york buddies or -- it is not something that either myself and i believe most members in the committee would have a problem with that. >> thank you, congressman. >> thank you so much, congressman mark walker. >> thank you. >> we turn to our to reporters here. anna, let me begin with you. what is our take away from the conversation there with their chair of the -- with the chair of the republican finance committee? >> you can tell from the congressman's frustration how much tension there is in the republican party right now and how hard it is the way the two houses of congress are set up, those dynamics the way the , democrats have been able to be very unified in their position, whatever his vision they take, whether it be on the debt ceiling or obamacare. it is hard for republicans to get anything done, counting on their own party. that makes for a challeng

walker: there is. i'm hesitant to lay out specifically what the strategy is. >> come on, you are on newsmakers." ep. walker: i did layout earlier which maybe working with kevin brady. there are some things we are looking at doing. f we want to be consistent about some of these reforms we believe are important, the reason the debt ceiling isn't the only avenue to try to accomplish some of these things. >> the budget is the next obvious challenge for the house we have seen the budget resolution struggle the last couple of months. it is starting to get attention and could come to the floor next week. how important is this vehicle with billions of dollars of cuts in mandatory spending, how important is it for the house to efinitively pass this? rep. walker: it is crucial. the house must pass this budget. we have friends of ours on the left and right that still have questions and concerns, and some of those are valid. this is the vehicle for tax reform. diane black has been incredible and trying to find lon

walker: no. it would not be something i would support, and i do not see it happeng, i think it was just a conversation between a couple of new york buddies or -- it is not something that either myself and i believe most members in the committee would have a problem with that. >> thank you, congressman. is that something you would support? rep. walker: no. it would not be something i would support, and i do not see it happening, i think it was just a conversation between a cole of new york buddies or -- it is not somethinthat either myselfnd i believe most members in the committee would have a problem with th. >> thank you, congressman. >> thank you so much, congressman mark walr. >> thankou. >> we turn to our to reporters here. anna, let me begin with you. what is our take awafrom the conversation there with their chair of the -- with the chair of the republican finance committee? >> you can tell from the congssman's frustrion how much tension there is in the republican party right now and how ha

i am a dog walker. we are both dog walkers. and you both carry bags?on television we would be arrested! and a plastic bag to pick up the poop. all i can say about my dog, jake, thatis all i can say about my dog, jake, that is the third mention you have that is the third mention you have that today. sometimes two plastic bagsis that today. sometimes two plastic bags is not enough! you have not met my bags is not enough! you have not met ! bags is not enough! you have not met my dog! this is canterbury city council, the story has emerged that they may find dog walkers £80 if they may find dog walkers £80 if they do not have two plastic bags which led us to speculate, if one is used, do you have to carry it around in its form? just find the nearest bin! that is my message to dog walkers. it has been described as using a sledgehammer to crack a nut! thank you for looking at these stories will stop many thanks to you for watching and don't forget that you can see the front pages of all the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seve

one of them was walter walker.eing that they weren't where they were supposed to be, i decided to strip them out and find out what was going on, and mr. walter walker had a bottle of tattoo ink on him. which he finally gave over when i started to do the strip-outs. and at that time, he realized i was going to have to write a report on him for having tattoo paraphernalia. >> and i would put some more over here that would go all the way -- >> what's the image, though? >> this is the one i was going to get. wages of syd. right? >>> coming up -- david laudone's case takes an unexpected turn. >> when you go back in your cell you need to sit there and think about it a minute and tell me the truth and tell me what's going on. >>> and later -- >> you know the first thing he asked me, can i keep the fork? oh, he got me for a fork. >> ray slagle's signature dish provides comfort to a friend in need. >> good, man. s? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [

valadez and diana walker are actively involved in our program. they both belong to our advisory council. >> what you hope viewers will take away? >> the importance of photojournalists and new documentary -- news documentarians. the value of their work, not only for the news but also as historical evidence. these photographs capture and document an amazing array of extremely important processes and event and personalities. public appreciates the work they will be. -- the work that they do. i hope they will not only appreciate the work that the photographers themselves. >> thanks for joining us. >> you are welcome. announcer: now, an oral history interview with photojournalist frank johnston courtesy of the dolph briscoe center for american history at the university of texas austin. >> we want to find out how your career began. i know your father was the chief retired for for the philadelphia inquirer but that's not mean that you would be a photojournalist. how did you become one? >> it started with the photographers at the philadelphia inquirer. i

the 8th army was commanded by walton walker. walton walker was a corps commander in patton's army. he's a really experienced combat soldier and a very fine officer. macarthur however came up with a concept to crush the north koreans. his idea was that walker in the pusan perimeter would launch an attack out meanwhile he would launch an amphibious landing at inchon the port area for seoul. the object was to seize seoul and cutoff the north koreans. the problem was multiple. inchon has between 29 and 35 -- 36 foot tide differentials. so, you know -- higher than this ceiling at high tide, below our floor at low tide. that's a huge tidal difference and that makes a dramatic difference when you're trying to land. secondly, you've got mud flats at low tide that extent 6,000 yards. 6,000 yards. so they're going to have -- that's four miles and of course landing craft and ships and tanks are going to get stuck in the mud so you're not going to be able to land at low tide. there are numerous islands en route that you'll have to occupy. as you advance, the waterways are really rough in the w

. >> christopher walker might have a little less swagger now than he did on the streets.55 years for six bank robberies. >> you know, when you're faced with the type of time that i'm faced with, everybody, i can't speak for everybody, i can speak for myself better, you know, your whole perspective towards life changes. >> when you talk about a bank robbery, i mean, anybody out there that's ever done what i done, then they already know the intense rush this is. and that became very addicting. >> these days, walker only gets a rush from working out and writing poetry. it's a far cry from his bank robbery days when he says he never used a weapon. >> got yourself and somebody tries to stop you, you've got these and that's it. i went in there, i had a hat pulled down, and i'm talking on the phone, looking at the ground, so the cameras aren't going to get me. when you walk up to the teller, nine times out of ten, it's a woman. i would sometimes strike up a conversation, how are you doing today, da, da, da, yeah, looks good, really nice, whatever, just small talk. it's hot outsi

he has his wall filled perspective trophies, and walker it sitting with a coach i hired. the one game they were going to lose, met a team, bad day, superior force, down by six runs after two innings and the turn to the coach and says, shannon, we're going to lose this game. and she flips. she starts creaming at him. my kid. you don't -- going to sit in this dugout and be on this team and be the bat boy, you need to think more positive thoughts. so walker sits there for a minute and thinks about and says, shannon, i'm positive we're going to lose this game. and on that note, it's been a pleasure. >> host: thank you for coming. thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. live coverage of the 17th 17th annual national book festival. that was michael lewis, talking about his most recent book "the undoing project." mr. lewis will be our guest on our "in depth" program, call-in program on the first sunday in november. so you can catch him again then. joining us before we continue other author presentations, joining us now on our

scott walker. if it were not for scott walker, we would not be here today. scott walker said i have been talking about federalism all my political fief -- life. this is the first time i have seen somebody in washington try to empower me here since welfare reform. scott walker has been a moving force on the governor's side. the governor of utah, mike, you should be proud of him, really great guy. mike, thank you for working with us to make this as flexible as possible. senator lee has helped to get this at the state level. thank you. asa hutchison in arkansas stepped up. our good friend, governor bryant in mississippi, he is all in. i could go on and on and on. i know john mccain likes the concept of the block grant. john mccain wants to reform health care. he knows what happens to arizona under obamacare and this is our last best chance to stop what is a march to single-payer health care. i hope our friends will get on board because obamacare is failing your state and if we don't find a replacement and i think this is a great replacement for the people of ar

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.killing more than 140 people. several buildings have collapsed in the capital, mexico city. among them are a school, where more than 20 children have died. fires have broken out and a desperate search for survivors is taking place among the rubble. a state of emergency has been good morning, it's wednesday 20th september. we'll be live in mexico very shortly as the number of dead continues to rise. also this morning: winds of 175 miles an hour sweep across the caribbean as hurricane maria closes in on puerto rico.

a walker, but i felt that, you know, being able to be that and have people root for a walker like never before, and kevin wagner went all out with my -- with the make-up as well and made it him and the rest of the special guys made it a really good time. even though it was bitter sweet and sad, we had fun getting ready for it. and i just um -- i cannot be more grateful and more full of love from those people and from that experience. i call them my post graduate degree. >> there you go. >> the walking dead, for sure. >> i hope this won't sound paternalistic -- >> no, please. >> but you use the word grateful. we are grateful and proud, proud that you get to represent us, and it's a beautiful thing to see you go from walking dead to the enterprise. >> yeah. >> so all the best to you. >> that means a lot coming from you. because i love you and what you do. >> i love you for loving me. i love your talent. i love your gift. the new face of star trek discovery. so i'm sure we'll all be checking that ou good to have you on the program. >> that's our show tonight, thanks for watching and as alw

it's a bit like the humans fighting in game of thrones while the white walkers are massing to the northvery much indeed. the instant messaging service whatsapp appears to have been totally blocked in china. while the authorities have previously restricted the service this seems to be the biggest clamp—down so far. the facebook owned app has struggled for market share in china and this will be seen as a blow to it's ambitions in the country. 0ur correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. what is behind the latest blocking? let's give you an update on where we are at the moment. i've been on whatsapp this morning. restrictions appear to be intermittent. i could send texts to people outside china and also in china but if you want to try to send a video or a picture or even a voice message then that was a problem. for whatsapp to be fully operational unit was known as a virtual private network that seeks to circumvent china's restrictions on the internet. the long and short of it is there appears to be some restrictions on the use of whatsapp in china and that's been the case certainly for t

in wisconsin wisconsin because governor walker we are the only state that close the recovery gap. people working low the poverty level. it has good flexibility but when it got no credit for it to a vendor graham cassady heller johnson will be a whole lot fairer process in states like wisconsin doing right to their constituents will be granted the funding for that. this is a far fairer process. let me conclude by pointing out with senator graham also said. my republican colleagues, this isn't quite good enough. it doesn't do enough for repeal. this is our last shot. it comes from a manufacturing background. it's a vast improvement, not perfect and we still have a ways to go in there will be fixes we have got to initiate but this is far better than obamacare than later early leaving behind those forgotten and the women like sherry and vernon colby. graham cassady heller johnson won't forget about those people. i want to commend governor will walker for rounding up the governors who will hopefully have a good show of support next weekend with that i will turn it over to rick santorum

so he and president -- then to become president george herbert walker bush, did the family fairness agenda. to do more than congress did. president clinton followed suit. president george w. bush was a great immigration president. and we know that president obama is a great leader, especially concerned about our dreamers. so this is the first president in modern times, in the lives of these dreamers, who has been anti-immigration. rejecting the idea that immigration is the life blood of our country. the constantness of america and every newcombe who are comes to america with hopes, dreams, aspirations and optimism and courage makes america more american. and that -- in that spirit, i'm pleased to yield to the distinguished democratic leader of the senate, senator from new york, chuck schumer. mr. schumer: thank you.

buying euf buy cyclist or walkers. they're opposed to closure of this georgetown branch trail. paul wagner is live there tonight to get us started, paul. >> hey, guys this is crescents trail that runs from bez to rock creek. it's one of the most popular around with psych letters, joggers, walkers and people who use it to commute. tomorrow morning the people that are going to build the purple line say they're going to close it for the next five years. and something that has infewer rated the people. who are trying to save it. >> whose trail our trail. >> protesters opposed to losing the trail came together elm street park to make sure decision perfectly clear. >> any family pikes here every day we love coming here we come every week. >> this is how we get to the city. >> would you be bummed out if it gets shut >> yeah. >> and the adults were jess beginning tomorrow morning for what could be five years sun man said he's. >> many fwrupz were infewer rate associated over the short notice and a trail route puts use ers es on out of the way and busy jones road. >> this purple line re

trae walker here to the corner, the junior finds the end zone, puts the midshipmen up 7-0. third and short turns into a lot longer than that. navy on top 14-10. second quarter, winding down, third and goal, joshua walker into the end zone, navy's rushing attack proofing itself in the opener. they're up 35-13 but in a weather delay. a emotional night in vee eena as the james mad sawn paid attribute to his coach, his motto was leave no doubt. they lived up to it. fir possession of the game, 46 yards next james mod son touches the balance, goes to the end zone again. brings it over from 30 yards out, james madison rolls over fairfax tonight 35-14. their coach judge justin counts proud of how the hawks dealt with losing a beloved leader. >> i think we've done a lot of growing up. i think we've got some real leaders on this team that have taken charge and ownership of this team. i'm proud of the effort and the way they handle themselves every day. >> nationals facing the brewers. classic pitchers duel. bottom of the first, not the start he wanted, kneel waulker takes it deep to

forces and we created what was called the eighth army and the eighth army was commanded by walton walker and it was a core commander in patton's army in the european theater and so he's a really experienced combat soldier and a very fine officer and they crushed the north koreans. his idea was that walker in the pusan perimeter would launch an attack out and he would launch an amphibious landing for seoul, and the object was to seize that, seize seoul, push in land and then cut off the north koreans. the problem was multiple. it was inchan, and 36-foot high differentials and so higher than this ceiling at high tide and below the floor at low tide and that's a huge tidal difference and that's a dramatic difference when you're trying to land. secondly, you have mud flaps at low tide that extends 6,000 yards. 6,000 yards. so that's four miles and of course, landing craft and landing ship tanks and things like that will get stuck in the mud with the mud flaps so you will not be able to land at low tide and there are numerous islands and en route that you will have to occupy, if you advance.

if you are a walker, jogger or power walker, tomorrow morning good for it.hing in the morning, 50s through 9:00 a.m. and going to the low 60s. you can put extra pep in your step and not break a sweat with the low humidity as well. a cold front from the north and west. over all broken line of showers, berks county to the lehigh valley. a lot of them falling apart and working east by the time they hit new jersey shouldn't be more than clouds. a decent line near williams port. falling apart hitting dry air in place now. temperatures tomorrow in the mid 60s no matter where you are. sun in the morning will self destruct. a bit unstable. clouds at times with a strong breeze out of the north. northwest at times, up to 25 miles per hour. that will funnel through the link as you head to maybe the temple game tomorrow at lunchtime, clouds and sun, 63-degrees. by fourth quarter, 66 and the high builds in on sunday. this is with us through much of next week, a dynamo of a high. first it's cool at 71-degrees below average seasonal and it warms as the high settles to the

his ambition. >> reporter: back out here at walker memorial baptist church, the college bound program will honor zaire on saturday afternoon at southwest duck pond park at 6th and i street southwest. his twin brother is also attending college bound and the director asked the teens to pray for the family and his twin brother. live here. >>> such a tragic loss. at least four women now say the same massage assaulted them during appointments. the alleged incidents happened at three different locations in d.c. and maryland, and the worry tonight is there would be more victims. live for us in the dupont circle area with the alarming details. >> reporter: this keeps getting creepier. this dupont circle massage business is the address listed in a police report filed after, the victim told officers during a massage in june, the masseur touched her inappropriately on her upper thigh. three other women said they were the subject of unwanted sexual contact at massage envy locations. massage envy tells news 4 he passed a criminal background check prior to employment. we contacted and are waiting f

karen walker the former england women's captain joins us on sportsday tonight.l has never been more in the spotlight and now. those that run the game coming in for heavy criticism? yes, i think somebody said to me earlier today any publicity is good publicity. i am not sure about that! it is high profile, it is probably the most high profile it has ever been. u nfortu nately, high profile it has ever been. unfortunately, what comes with that is high profile scrutiny. that is what is happening at the moment. emma hayes appears to have ruled herself out of the job. kelly smith said that she thinks the next manager should be a woman. do you agree? i think the best person for thejob, to me, it doesn't make any difference. i have worked under both, and they have good and bad points. with it being women's football, it would be nice if it was another female to keep that side of the sport. but i am not bothered, just the best person for the job as far as just the best person for the job as farasi just the best person for the job as faras i am just the best person for th

walker has been the crossing guard since 2006 at that school. he turned 94 this week. happy birthday luther. >>> coming up at noon we tell you why california is not happy with a video game released by gatorade. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. switch to flonase allergy relief. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. flonase helps block 6. most allergy pills only block one and 6 is greater than 1. with more complete relief you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fullest. flonase. 6 is greater than 1 changes everything. >>> gatorade is in hot water for telling gamers to avoid water. it stems from a mobile game called bolt that came out in 2012. the opening instructions warn keep your performance levels high by avoiding water. they say it violated the consumer protection laws but warning against water. now they must pay $300,000. >>> general mills is bringing back the original trix recipe the one m

let's bring in republican congressman mark walker. i do want to talk heavily about that and some other issues. but i understand that you have breaking news now on the hurricane harvey aid package. what is it, sir? >> yes. we're just hearing part of the hurricane harvey relief package as it comes out of the senate will include or have tied to it raising the debt ceiling as well as a continuing resolution. for many of us that are arriving today, coming from our different homes throughout the country, this is a little unsettling and even more frustrating. >> harris: why is it happening? >> we believe that without knowing for sure this looks like or appears this is a back room deal between mitch mcconnell and shuck schumer. just a few months ago we were asked to swallow a new spending bill. i was at a dinner where the democrats said, hey, we got everything we wanted. for republicans, we have to be willing to hold the line when it comes to the out of control spending. right now there's $145,000 deb per house hold. if not now, when? what wi

scott walker. if it were not for scott walker, we would not be here today. scott walker said i have been talking about federalism all my political fief -- life. this is the first time i have seen somebody in washington try to empower me here since welfare reform. scott walker has been a moving force on the governor's side. the governor of utah, mike, you should be proud of him, really great guy. mike, thank you for working with us to make this as flexible as possible. senator lee has helped to get this at the state level. thank you. asa hutchison in arkansas stepped up. our good friend, governor bryant in mississippi, he is all in. i could go on and on and on. i know john mccain likes the concept of the block grant. john mccain wants to reform health care. he knows what happens to arizona under obamacare and this is our last best chance to stop what is a march to single-payer health care. i hope our friends will get on board because obamacare is failing your state and if we don't find a replacement and i think this is a great replacement for the people of ar

and wilson walker sh middle age, b . >>> well, tomorrow is a big day for b.a.r.t. the transit system is turning 45. >> and as it enters middle age, b.a.r.t. is realizing it's time to start taking better care of itself. >> well, i feel very much exhilirated about today. we've had a long haul to get to this point. >> the film is vintage, the fashion retro, the automobiles antique, but 45 years later, b.a.r.t.'s signature slope-nosed cars still look a lot like the future. >> very definitely had a future feel to it. it was during the aerospace age. >> and people came from around the world and lined up just for a chance to line the future. >> we have a lot of people coming up to ride it. >> this is me with the moustache, and that's the king of sweden. >> he was b.a.r.t.'s inaugural spokesperson. >> it was the new modern space-age transportation system. >> it really was almost a fetish for rockets and airplanes. they put that fetish onto a train and that fetish has resulted in one of the most unique designs in the entire world. >> but the very uniqueness that made b.a.r.

film making crews from out of california. >> reporter: walker used to coordinate search and rescue forbeen responding every minute of daylight that we've had available. >> reporter: now he's embracing modern technology for a new mission, helping houston rebuild. >> and cbs is joining several networks for a fund raiser to benefit victims of harvey. hand in hand will air next tuesday at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on cbs. >>> coming up on cbs this morning -- >> here at starbucks it's lattes frappachinos and now babies? coming up on cbs this morning, why some women are taking these part time jobs for the baby benefits. >>> plus, the new ceo of amtrak. richard anderson tells us about the future of the railroad following repairs at penn station. and actors dylan o'brien and taylor kitsch stopped by with their new movie american assassin. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie greene. have a great day. day. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie greene. have a great day. assassin. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie greene. have a great day. and i'm michelle >>> thanks for waking up with us as w

governor walker was one of the first i called to bounce this idea off of. i learn from experience 20 years is to talke best way to governors. get governors, governor idea, and you have some leadership. over the past several months we have been working with governors. the general has been incredible. providing tremendous leadership in helping together this package you see here today. other governors have tremendously contributed to this role credit goes to lindsey graham and then bill cassidy who has been working day and night on this bill and dean and ron. not only the last choice but the best choice. churchill said america always does the right thing after tries everything first. that is where we are here. we've tried everything. this is an idea that will work to consider is proven to work. it is proven because back in 1996 we actually passed the only reform of an entitlement in the history of the country and that was welfare. it was a den families to dependent children which i was severally involved with. i came up with this idea because it is the same pr

eastern time, 4:00 for you in the west coast to read newsmakers is next, with congressman mark walkerthank you for joining us this sunday. have a great week ahead and have a great weekend. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017]

kpix5's wilson walker was with anxious homeowners as those flames approached their properties. wilson? >> reporter: ken, a couple hour since they knocked that fire down and we can still show you dozens of firefighters up on that canyon wall kicking dirt making sure everything is knocked down. now as quickly as all this happened today, still a genuinely good scare for those who lived here. >> residents on ridgemont drive, we need you to evacuate immediately due to the fire. >> yeah. it happened real fast, saw the smoke and the flames started coming up the hill. >> reporter: neighbors say the fire started to erupt out of the clear blue sky and just as quickly as the flames arrived, so did the assault. flames screamed overhead. helicopters seemed to dance across roof tops. some neighbors grabbed garden hoses. others simply watched and waited as flames moved down and across this canyon. >> and it seems like the fire is changing direction according to the wind. >> had it gotten into that canyon where our house is next to, all of our houses would be gone. i was making comment earlier

but in the meantime with halloween just two months away, here she has a -- king of the white walkers,zombies on the show. blue contact lenses. then she gets only latex and forms horns with latex and clay. then the rest of it is just paint and makeup. >> i love how it's just paint and makeup. >> for her. >> yeah. for her. i could watch all the tutorials in the world and would never pull this off. >> it's amazing she's attacking that character. it's so distinct. >> you will see probably has prosthetics and all kinds of stuff. for the face she just uses shading and technique to get the same look. once she starts filling things in, she ceases to look like a female and starts to look like the night king. in all, nick, it took six hours to put this look together. >> dang. that is wild. >> oh, yeah, it's wild. and she has ore looks that are pretty incredible on youtube. fantastic. >>> he was recently in seattle and ran into a bit of trouble. >> he makes videos for youtube and while he was in seattle, he had all of his equipment with him because he makes videos while he's on the road. you kno

walker was sitting there with one of the guys i hired, the on game they were going to lose. down by six runs after two innings and he turns to the coach and he says janice we are going to lose this game. she started screaming at him. she said if you want to sit in this dugout in be the batboy and i think more positive thoughts. walker sits and thinks about it and he says janet i'm positive we are going to lose this game. [laughter] >> hon that note it's been a pleasure. >> thank you for coming. thanks very much for coming. [applause] and now ibram kendi. [inaudible conversations]

scott walker is in the moving force of the governor side.tah you should be proud of him. i think you for working with us to make this says -- as possible. senator lee has driven very hard to get as much of the sets the state level as possible. our good friend and mississippi is all in. i could go all in on and on. i know john mccain likes the concept of a block grant. he knows what happens underur obama care and this is our best chance to start what i think is a march i hope her friends in fa arizona if we can find a way to get you on board. obama care still in your state. if we don't find a replacement everything is going to collapsea for those on the staff is spent hours and hours of listening to us change your mind, do it one way or do it another, thank you. i've been in politics now with lot of fun i don't think i would've done anything more important than this. it's been fun, frustrating, but i do believe this is our last chance to get healthcare on a sustainable footing.can i believe will reduce quality of exploding cost and it doesn't

this is a whole completely new frontier. >> reporter: in lassen national forest, wilson walker, kpix 5. >> and this statistic caught our attention: law enforcement agencies across the country arrested more people for pot than for murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault combined. that's according to newly released fbi crime data from 2016. marijuana possession accounted for more than 5% of all arrests last year. >>> time now 4:55. president trump unveils his tax plan. why california's taxpayers could get hit very hard! >> a 3-year-old boy sent to the hospital after a hit-and-run crash. now police need the public's help identifying the suspect. the details coming up. i'm michelle griego. and i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, september 28th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside on this thursday morning as we take a live look at 880 in oakland. things are looking good. on the left we have a shot of san jose. things looking good out there, as well. but we know that the fog is back. >> it's back. >> welcom

north carolina congressman mark walker apologizing after making a remark demeaning to women. walker who chairs the conservative republican study committee was addressing the group's goals when he said this. >> the accomplished men and women of the rsc and women if it wasn't sexist i would say the rsc eye candy. >> walker is also a pastor. he says in a statement to cnn that his flippant remark was meant to be light hearted but fell short. nearly 160 conservative members, 16 of whom are women. >> if it wasn't sexist he'd say that. he just said that. into a hot microphone. >> but we'll leave it off the record. >> yeah, there's a mike there and cameras too. >>> as maria finally fizzles, more seasonal weather is on tap. let's get to ivan for the latest forecast. >> good morning. once again we're looking at a big cooldown the next few days. in fact, if you're in the midwest you're feeling it. temperatures today with cooler air settling in. high temperatures in the 60s and 70s but one more day of heat and it's going to be potentially record heat for nine cities across portions of th

kpix5's wilson walker with what it costs to keep up with the taggers. >> i had hoped that what we were doing would stave off some of the vandalism for a little while. >> and still this camera. >> reporter: just four weeks -- this crap. >> reporter: just four weeks ago we showed you that $300,000 restoration hopefully making the statue more resilient and the taggers more sympathetic toward the public. well, that lasted about two >> it's a little rprising. we weren't ancipating it we ek has.ppening this quickly or th bad. >> reporter: so the very same experts that spent much of the summer restoring the mckinley monument were back out here scrubbing away the nonsensical and disturbing. >> we do use specialists to treat because this is a historic monument and historic materials and we want to make sure that they're being treated as such the. >> reporter: and the bill just for today? >> in expensive kind of analyzing costs 15 to $20,000 to keep this stay -- this expensive kind of analyzing costs 15 to $20,000 to keep this statue vandalism free on a good year, $40,000 on a good year and per

alice walker, i think the term womanist was coined by alice walker. her definition is woman is him with a different shade of feminism. the term womanis the boutique carries the critique of the ways mainstream feminism has been narrowly defined, exclusive realities of women of color. that is why the womanist umbrella, they see it as a larger africana umbrella that incorporates experiences and history of women of color is not rooted in the narratives around woman's empowerment that often in -- excludes black women. women joined the workforce after the 1950s, that is not the case for a small segment of women. the universal tendencies of the term feminism became such a consensus term as people as diverse as beyoncÉ, intellectual weight around the question of feminism, the question of feminism is very much a part of the political discourse today. i don't hear as much discourse around womanism being utilized as much as it once was but if you look at things like feminism, africana woman is him, there are lots of writings around that. many women of color toda

president george herbert walker bush continued that. president clinton. president george w. bush, one of the best presidents in respecting immigrants in the revitalization of america they provide. president obama following in that tradition. this is the first preds in 30 years or longer but just in modern time who has been anti-immigrant and it's really a very sad thing. hopefully, he'll be pro dreamer and that will take him down a path to comprehensive immigration reform and understanding that the optimism and hope and courage of newcomers to our country are what make america more american. >> now, the north korean rhetoric from both sides but now today the north korean foreign minister saying president trump's tweets and his speech why were a declaration of war against north korea and they are going to respond against our bombers. >> the president of the united states is we've always said the leader of the free world. the president of the united states. i hate to see him giving a platform to kim jong-un. it's really -- he's so beneath the dignity, he kim jong-un of this di

lieutenant john walker says victim was shot while trying to runaway. >> three males, similarly described with a silver hand gun approached him. they announced a robbery. he dry toys run. he runs southbound. as he runs across the intersection he gets struck in the back and falls to the ground. as laying on the ground, they run up, go through his pockets we are not sure if they got anything or not. >> lieutenant walker says these same three men committed another attempted robbery at 50th and kingsessing, pistol whipped victim and made way with $50. but for now we are live outside penn presbyterian hospital i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel back to you. >>> thank you. >>> philadelphia police rushed another shooting victim to the hospital overnight in overbrook. "eyewitness news" at 1100 block of 63rd street just after 11:30. police say there they found a 41 year-old victim on the street unconscious. right now he is listed in critical condition. so far no arrests. >>> this morning septa's regional rail service is back on track after a power outage caused pan ache monk p

to want to talk through the events of today is to do that i'm joined here at the big table by eric walker he is professor of the government department at georgetown university in washington d.c. eric is an authority on german politics he's also worked as an advisor to the u.s. state department also with me a small to let me editor of their target spiegel newspaper right here in berlin he was also the paper's bureau chief in washington d.c. gentlemen it's good to have your the big table and eventful day a historic day. what did germany and its voters decide today actually there well i think they decided to continue with chancellor merkel i mean for all the talk of transformation and everything like that i mean she is going to stay in power most likely so i think they are choosing continuity but there also is some kind of payback i think that a lot of germans were really unhappy with her policy decisions during the migration crisis and now it's coming back to haunt her and she's we can because of it but there's still it's still continuity overall well it's that revenge of the voters there's

bill walker: and agriculture generally gets its way in california. it's very, very powerful. stephen: bill walker with the environmental working group helped author this just-released report showing the wide impact of 1,2,3-tcp in places like the central valley. bill: and it was an ingredient in two pesticides that were so widely-used that you find this stuff now all over the san joaquin valley. todd: well, i put the blame for that primarily on dow and shell, the chemical companies, because they marketed these products for decades. stephen: since 2005, 43 different lawsuits have been filed against dow and shell. a jury awarded $22 million to the city of clovis in one case. in another case involving the city of redlands, a jury sided with the chemical companies. shell and dow settled out of court in eight other suits. in their legal filings, both companies contend that since the state has not set a legal allowable level of tcp, they shouldn't be held liable for its cleanup. has the state of california waited too long to come to a standard here? bill: i think one of the things

, retired military, film crews. >> reporter: walker used to coordinate search and rescue for the navy been responding every minute of daylight we've had available. >> reporter: now he's embracing modern technology for a new mission, helping houston rebuild. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: americans answering the call. that's the "cbs evening news" as we begin our 55th year as network television's first half- hour evening broadcast. i'm elaine quijano. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org half-hour evening news. i' of smoky air.. and a brutal heat wave... relief is on the way. hi def doppler, even t ers. >>> kpix5 news begins with the bay area getting a break after days of smoky air and a brutal heatwave. relief is on the way, hi-def doppler even tracking a few showers. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. a live view from a couple of our tower cameras, the san francisco skyline kind of tough to make out with all the haze, smoke from the california wildfires hanging over much of the bay are

charles walker said he was not afraid to cross swords with the government.id to cross swords with the government. i am no friend of the front bench. i thrash them and i lash them on a regular basis. but madam deputy speaker, try as i might, i cannot work myself up into a lather about this. "great power grab two, the sequel. "the return. "then they came for our committees". this is an incredible, totally undemocratic power grab from a government that does not command a majority in this house. in the end, the government got its way by 320 votes to 300. now, to other news from parliament this week. at prime minister's questions, theresa may and the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, argued over who was acting in the interests of "ordinary people". mr corbyn quoted remarks the chancellor, philip hammond, reportedly made to the 1922 committee of backbench conservative mps. last week at the 1922 committee meeting, he told conservative mps... he told conservative mps, "look at us, no mortgage, "everybody with a pension, and never had more money in the current account".

military, film crews. >> reporter: walker used to coordinate search and rescue for the navy. >> we'veonding every minute of daylight we've had available. >> reporter: now he's embracing modern technology for a new mission, helping houston rebuild. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: americans answering the call. that's the "cbs evening news" as we begin our 55th year at network television's first half-hour evening news. i'm elaine quijano. good night. (vo) there's a freedom about asheville. an unspoken invitation to discover who you really are. here, the world is a big, beautiful place filled with adventure. take it in. visit lonely planet's best destination for 2017. and let the magic find you. asheville. discovery inside and out. . >> bob: final visit to miami has sure been cloudy, a little bit rainy throughout the day. we're indoors and the nat fans following our ball club into september, through september, and hopefully deep into october. so, here is the national league east, the nats magic number is 12. they're 15 up on the marlins, just trying to play some good baseba