edie has -- there's some really great stories about edie. edie was -- nancy was not -- it's a family group here. >> yes, like edie. edie was -- edie like to tell jokes. some of them a little bit inappropriate. anyway, she is hilariously funny, and mike wallace loved her. so when mike wallace, years later, found out that governor reagan had married edie's daughter, he was all excited about that. and so then the next step was when the reagans went to the white house, mike called chris wallace, who was just a nuby nuby and they introduced nancy and chris but mike wallace could do no harm, and when she was doing -- i think a six six sucks -- a "60 minutes" piece with him and i could hardly bring. i know he can go in for the kill. >> a newsman. and its in for most. >> yes, and chris is exactly the same way. but they -- they sometimes got mad at each other, but they always ended up being friends again. >> sheila, one thing we talked about and others have say it, too that whose who were privileged enough to work with her and for her over the years,

like edi she liked -- to tell jokes. some of them are a little bit inappropriate.nyway but she's hilariously funny and mike wallace loved her so when mike wallace years later found out that -- governor reagan had married ediy daughter he was all excited about that and so it shall then the next step was when reagans went to the white house mike called chris wallace who was just w a newby at the time and introduced nancy and chris and they're like this were like this. but mike wallace could do no, no harm and -- when she was doing a -- i think it was a 60 minute piece of him, i was, i mean, i could hardly breathe because i know as much as he likes her he can go in for the kill host a newsman first and fore foremost and chris is exactly the same way but -- they -- they sometimes got mad at each other. a but they always ended up being friends again so -- >> you know sheila one was things you and i have talked about and i know others in this audience have said it too that -- those of us who are privileged enough to work with her and for her over the years -- came to kno

palmira: y esta tarde nos visita el jefe de la policÍa de san josÉ, edy garcÍa.investiga un doble homicidio que ocurriÓ ayer por la noche. todavÍa no se ha especificado a quÉ hora ocurriÓ el crimen de las autoridades encontraron los cuerpos sin vida en la avenida 89. las vÍctimas son un hombre y una mujer. ç palm y la -- ramÓn: un accidente de trÁnsito paralizÓ el trÁfico durante varias horas. un automovilista chocÓ contra un poste minutos antes de las 8:00 de la maÑana. hasta ahora se desconoce la condiciÓn del conductor. ♪ ramÓn: estas imÁgenes muestran el instante en que colapsa un edificio en são paulo, brasil. se desploma por completo. todo empezÓ con un incendio en la estructura de 26 pisos que albergaba apartamentos. el fuego cansino todo el inmueble residencial donde vivÍan al menos 50 familias. hasta el momento no se reportan heridos. ♪ palmira: hoy en el marco del 1 de mayo nos acompaÑa en el estudio el jefe de la policÍa de san josÉ, eddie garcÍa. bienvenido. gracias por estar aquÍ en los estudios de univisiÓn. en medio de este clima antiinmigrante, sa

has to fight for his place you know it's serious he's out of form that's ok they have placement to ediyou don't like him fine say current sound so listen i want someone more defensive double premier league champion and go look and say or if you prefer there's always team way back. possible to play with five central midfielders. white play to go out. and steven songzi and moses is so good oh forget it anyway let's move on to the forwards easy right. you just have to play on trying greaseman and obviously you need to start killing about banks and how could you leave out a man basso paid one hundred fourteen million euros for welcome to the party years . but hang on how did these guys fit together we need to rethink that you're a twenty six degrees man linked up brilliantly with libya as your group who's also scored plenty of goals from france. ok let's get him back then we're leaving out dimitri pyatt who was also excellent two years ago and what about now bill fakir who's been tearing up the french league this season. and kingsley c'mon who's just one he's sick. at the age of twenty one

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missing tonight, a 39-year-old maryland national guards mapp, edis eddison harmond was at a local restaurant with his best friend and former air force vet, joe lopez, when a woman with a cat headed out and harmond went to help her. >> just swept away. >> reporter: it's been called a thousand year storm but it is the second one in two years. local officials say this one was worse than 2016. 300 people had to be rescued, a couple dozen from high danger situations. the debris actually came this high. this is how high the water actually got to. but look over the side, where the creek's running now, here's one car, a tree, two other cars, a dumpster, a 55 gallon drum, that's how powerful this water was. water that sliced through a road, throwing chunks of concrete aside. the radar was the warning. a strong storm sunday over the area. the flash flood warning went up at 4:26. it went to a flood emergency 14 minutes later. shortly after, the town was inundated, more than eight inches of rain falling in three hours. all day, debris, including cars and dumpsters, were being pulled from the muddy muck.

minister under the sectarian power sharing system despite his party's poor showing in sunday's polls at edi's has his future movement appears to have lost a third of it thinks preliminary results show the shia party hezbollah and its allies went in more than half the seats in parliament they know there has more from beirut. there was a clear winner eleven hours election. hezbollah and its political allies won the majority of seats in parliament it's be seen by some as a victory for iran this group is backed by. it's the only lebanese party that has an armed wing and its electoral gains further empowers it politically hezbollah's leader called for cooperation. and. for the poli stressed that there is a reality in lebanon and that is that no one can eliminate the other even if we have disagreements we want political stability we need to cooperate. the general elections was a loss for lebanon's prime minister saddle had a no longer heads the largest bloc in the legislature but he still retains the majority of seats allocated to suddenly muslims how did he faced opposition from within his own com

authorities are searching for edis eddison hermond. he was searcertif helping a wom her cat. electricity and gas shutdown. baltimore gas & electric is not able to give a timeline for restored service. >>> oil prices are falling fast. good news for drivers after a pricey memorial day weekend. the price of the u.s. crude down 10% after hitting the highest level since 2014. look at the right of the screen. a big drop. you can thank saudi arabia. saudi arabia had been cutting production to nudge oil prices higher. now it will pump more crude to ease tight supply. production cuts are not the only reason for those higher prices. those several-year high. abandoning the iran nuclear deal could limit iran's oil exports. for now, the story is falling oil prices which means lower gas prices. relief since memorial day weekend was the most expensive to drive since 2014. prices up 60 cents from last year. nearly $3 per gallon nationwide. a typical family can expect to spend $200 more on dpgas this summer. >> it not keep people off the roads. >>> cavs and warriors once again. the nba finals

good times if w have wd talk to your role as the chairman but both of you ended up with a whole lot of edittention over your period and i can just tell you and i know i speak for all the folks in south carolina and how proud we are both of you tha such events ared and how you represent your state. i don't know where you are going to buy and i know that you will land in a place that makes the country better and very grateful for all you do. thank you for writing this book and i hope all the folks listening will take time to find out how we can unify the nation. it's a very positive and hopeful message with a lot of opportunities on the backside so thank you both for being with us today. >> joining us now on the site on campus is the co-author of this book when they call you a terrorist, a black light is not amo memoir. where does the term black light is never come

edie.r: my name is host: edie, go ahead. forer: i have two questions sharyl attkisson. sharyl attkisson, you strike me but very successful person, the problem that i have with you right now is that most of your is you don't ple know who is killing your stories or why they are killing your one i and the second have is, the cost for you is not out why are they doing that to you, politically or orporately and why are you aving that expose those people for using american citizen to -- private citizen. they are doing that to you, that is illegal. you is something that should not use -- go for the killing and find out why are people corrupt. thank you. host: thanks for the call. guest: probably does sound like don't know who is killing my stories and i don't know why it is happening and we've talked specifics. my first book "stone walled" had it.il in if people are interested to you more, get that book, can get it for next to nothing on amazon, i'm sure a couple dollars. instances i did know, some instance i was told by other sources. to put together through patterns what i s

next. edy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras.more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. not already feel like it was bursting at the seams.... a new report reveals, the golden state's population grew by more than 300-thousand people. that means just under 40- million people live here now. one of the fastest growing cities in the state is newark, in alameda county. kron4's maureen kelly went to find out why. (maureen)i'm standing in the middle of one of the reasons that newark made this list in the first place.it's one of several developments being built in an area called bayside newarkthe city's deput

i read it, but i had the sense that it reduced him to edi what i felt ind could not deal with with mildory. some said his stubbornness in later life was a reaction to his strictness. they can point to one story where his father made him revise a little thing he wrote a bunch of times. that wilsonions are resented this. he was a good boy and he put up with it. in read every mention wilson's letters of his father, they are worshipful. he never had an unkind word to say about his father, a presbyterian minister. >> sunday on q and day. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us is eric kelderman a senior reporter at the chronicle of higher education here to discuss the top issues facing higher education and u.s. policy changes under u.s. education secretary betsy devos. what major issues are facing colleges and universities in 2018? lott: i think it depends a on the kind of college you are talking about. if you're talking about elite or private selective colleges with big endowments and diverse revenue, those colleges are doing pretty well overall. even some of the better flagship

edie.r: my name is host: edie, go ahead. forer: i have two questions sharyl attkisson.ryl attkisson, you strike me but very successful person, the problem that i have with you right now is that most of your is you don't ple know who is killing your stories or why they are killing your one i and the second have is, the cost for you is not out why are they doing that to you, politically or orporately and why are you aving that expose those people for using american citizen to -- private citizen. they are doing that to you, that is illegal. you is something that should not use -- go for the killing and find out why are people corrupt. thank you. host: thanks for the call. guest: probably does sound like don't know who is killing my stories and i don't know why it is happening and we've talked specifics. my first book "stone walled" had it.il in if people are interested to you more, get that book, can get it for next to nothing on amazon, i'm sure a couple dollars. instances i did know, some instance i was told by other sources. to put together through patterns what i suspe