stanton and ms.novick is -- in 2018, where is the civil disobedience and where is the outrage over the war in iraq and the war in afghanistan that is going on now much longer than the vietnam conflict? >> thank you for calling. doug stanton, why don't you take that one? >> it is true. when my book came out in 2010, the first interview i did with a reporter was -- are we still in afghanistan? since about 2001 in afghanistan, 18 years in afghanistan. i have three nephews and a lot of family members who are in the service or have been. i'm an anomaly among my writer friends. where are the protests? where are the people fighting this war? we could debate whether or not we should bring the draft or public service back, but if we did either one of those and somehow tied it to our foreign policy, we would see immediate more public engagement with this very issue that he raises. >> we want to play a trailer for a new documentary called "hit and stay," about a group called the catonsville nine. when it came t

thank you doug stanton? -- thank you. stanton? guest:guest: that is true, the first interview i did, the question was, i was still in afghanistan? 18 years in afghanistan. i have three nephews and a lot of family members in the service now or have been but i am an anomaly among my writer friends. where's the protest? where are the people fighting this war? we could debate whether or not we should bring the draft or public service pack, but if we did either one of those entitled to our foreign policy, we would see immediate more public engagement to at this very issue he raises. host: i am going to collate a trailer for -- to play a trailer about a group called the catonsville nine, but who were the catonsville nine? guest: i believe these were the drafters who went into the selected service office? they try to destroy it draft records in maryland, and basically, they poured blood or destroyed -- poured blood on draft files so people would not -- the service would not be able to do its job. they were arrested and tried. it was that

our coverage of a crash on stanton road. >> we go to megan mcgrath. what's going o behind you? >> reporter: the crash has been clearepo at this t. but the problem is the traffic signal. i'm going to get out of the way so you can look for yourself. when the car went off the roadway, it loo like it hit the mechanical box that controls the signal here. the sigl is completely dark here. what they've done, is the put up stop signs. it's a four-way stop. su suitland paray is a major commuter route. these drivers have to come to a complete stop here at the stop sign. there's a utility crew here at they're trying to get the signal back on. at the moment, when you heading out,or fhat matter, you have to come to a stop at this intersection here with stanton road. right now, a slight delay, as people roll up on the intersection. if it takes a while for them to fix this problem, we'll start to see tie-ups in the area as the lume begins to build. >>> new detail on a pedestrian killed. a man in 60s was hit by a car in laurel. >> chopper 4 was over the intersection. the drir stayed on the sce

in southeast, suitland parkway and stanton road. dark lights.fairfax, the right lane two blocked here this morning. inner loop and outer t loop of beltway. earlier adwork has cleared. 270 looking good. top of the beltwa noroblems there, 61 miles per hour. 66 inbound this morning, you're slow. 18 miles per hour. fairfax county parkway, at fairfax. 95 going to take you 19 minutes. listen to wtop when you hop in your car this morning. >>> it's aoo little out there this morning, huh? >> it sure is. >> a good kind of cool. >> you wear your suit jacket? >> no. my regular shirt. do you think i drive in shirtless? >> i don't know what you do. as long as you have clothes when you get up here. >> we don't need to g with this conversation, guys. >> very pleasant outside. the temperatures will stay below average again. yestday's high, 81, the coolest day of the month. 12 days in the month of august alone i 90s. there's more 90-degree weather ahead. it's been a wet august, almost five inches of rain about double our coverage. the dew points, thas the way we

and southeast, italand parkway at stanton road. there's a crash there overnight. gan mcgrath is at the scene in wheaten right now. what are s youing from the ground there? >> there's a large police presence on georgia avenue. this began to unfold around 4:00 this morning. aedestrian struck and killed here, right near the intersection with reedie drive here. accident reuction folks are here documenting what happened. in terms of the details of the striking vehicle, we're trying to confirm some ofhose details. what i can tell you is there appears to be a black sports car that's inside this police taped area. wlorpt that's the striking vehicle or no we're trying to confirm. at this point, we know one person, an adult male, has been truck and killed near the intersection of georgia and reedie. the closure is pritchard road and price. the better turnaround would be university boulevard. you can get all the way down to price if you need to go further. an ongoing situation, in terms of work to be done. this will be a problem throhout rush hour this morning. back to you a

stanton road near mississippi avenue lanes blocked there for a police investigation and shotss firede know right now. in the district, as well. soubound 295 after laboratory road crash in the right lane there andng arn inbound 66 at fairfax drive right side blocked by the crash. you can see that delay there. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> 5:32. back to that breaking news out of prince george's county. a suspect in police-involved shooting is now dead. this happened la last night in landover. >> megancgrath is at palmer park with more on what we know. good morning. >> good morning, guys. that's right. the person in all of this that was shot by a prince george's county police officer taken to the hospital last night. we haveedow lea that he has died from those injuries. now, take a look at the video here. investigators say that the man was carrying this gun that you see here in this picture. this released by prince george's county lice. the man was suspected of selling drugs and, quote, terrorizing he people inneighborhood. the special operations and narcotics divisions respo along

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southeast, stanton road near missisppi avenue and lanes blocked there because of the police investigationthat's been hanging around for some time here. taking a look at 66 and 95. no problems inbound 66. we had the earlier problem near fafax drive and that is now out of the way. alexandria and eenhower avenue between metro road and water main break, use caution. oney lane gettingch direction. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> an event that is usually a stop for presidential hopefsos. why is stormy daniels' lawyer speaking there tonight? e we'lain after the break. >>> plus, keeping up with work while you're at home could be stressing out everybody in your house. a clos a look at new sdy sttura >>> welcome back at 6:23. it's been about three months since a teen was accused of murdering ten people during aho massing in texas. a grand jury formally indicted on a char capital murder of multiple persons. investigators say he used a shotgun and revolving legally owned by his father. he will not face the death penalty because he was under 18 at the time of the shooting. >>> his twin brother died de

in the district, outbound suitland parkway at stanton has left lane work.hey are on the scene trying to get thatmixed. on the beltway, mclean, inner loop after the dulles toll road. and on lanham,oo inner 450. bran brandywine inbound, left side blocked by a crash. 66, beltway on time. >>> want to make sure your chilt s safe on a colge campus, there's an app for that. >>> and facial recognition technologic dulles >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> welcome back. 4:22. we know that college can be expensive. but there's special perks for students trying to save some cash.i. studens can double as discount cards. for the last-minute buys for li sues, amazon prime offers students the first six months for free. if you need a new laptop or tv, experts say try to wait until black friday. >> they find aay to get you with the sales to lure you in. they're so good. winded. i reason to my desk. >> are you all right? >>> with students returning to college campusesacross the area, safety is a major concern for schools and families. >> technology is playing a bigger rol

and it was because he would not go along with the senate with respect to stanton. he fired denton without senate consent. >> senate stanton was the secretary of work. >> and it turned out he was said to have violated, the tenure of office was not that much long afterwards held unconstitutional. so the whole. of the impeachment really missed the mark what was really wrong with johnson is what we argue might well have justified his removal president would have.net extra vote, we don't really know but really what justified it was he was trying to undo the result of the civil war. what's on the mentally possible from lincoln school program and to the idea of union and the elimination of slavery and it was over that broad budget that he was a destructive force, we think probably to have been removed whether banking on the right reason one of major differences something we don't speculate about. >> thanks for the question. >> is a case where for impeachment clear would be with president nixon and if president nixon had not resigned and if he had been impeached, would you

. >> reporter: the divers who found the boys, john velantin and rick stanton, and fellow divers, belong to an elite british cave diving team with unique rescue skills. in thailand these volunteers come to be known as the awesome foursome. >> i never had to think for a second about whether i would go. i think it's human nature to know if you've got an ability, then of course you will. >> we always knew we could get them out. it's whether we could get them out alive or not. >> reporter: medical experts examine the boys still trapped in the cave. surprisingly, they were in relatively good health. >> translator: my health is good. >> reporter: one boy flashed "v" for victory. but they had lost weight. a group of thai navy s.e.a.l.s stayed with the boys, bringing supplies to help regain their strength. >> translator: they stayed overnight with us, i felt warm. we had brothers taking care of us and giving advice how to protect ourselves and survive in the cave. >> reporter: the boys bonded with their rescuers. who played the game with the navy s.e.a.l.s? everyone played games? >> reporter: us

and theankees in control.oh non carlos stanton matches o one the wall. just a long single here. another run scores to make it 4- orioles lose a second game 5-1. 37 and 93 on the year. high school football is back. de massa taking on st. thomas. early season jitters her down 3-0, jordans, batt comes up with the fumble, returns itor a touchdown. de massa trails 10-0. same score in the second. eric feels the, pressuree's fumbled. st. thomas picks it up with the third forced f turnovere half. and then st. thomas would make them pay. first and goal, daniel carter, up theiddle for the score. de massa would trail 24-0 in the half. they would lose their opener 38-0. the mystics and atlanta dreams. the semifinals starting tomorrow 37 mysre going to make their first wnba final in franchise history. that's the only good news i have for you tonight. >> george wallace, thank you so much. thank you for joining us for news 4 at 11 w0 many as leave you. we leave you with se images over the white house tonight where flags are flying at half staff, as this nation remembers its maverick, senator j

stanton thehemvp when he played the miami marlins. >> let's check back in with bill karins especiallyover the next couple of days the rainfall forecast is really going to add up. the areas going to get the most rain will be davenport to chicago. someone has a chance of getting as much as 2 to 3 inches of rainout in this region, so we'll watch it closely. >>> when we come back the latest numbers of migrant kids still separated from their parents. >>> plus bugattis are the multipet cool sports cars. any object. any surface. advil liqui-gels minis. breakthrough in pain relief. a mighty small pill with concentrated power that works at liquid speed. you'll ask... what pain? advil liqui-gels minis. the world is full of different hair. that's why pantene has the perfect conditioners for everyone. from air-light foam, to nourishing 3 minute miracle, to the moisture-infusing gold series. we give more women great hair days - every day. pantene. >>> now to a consumer alert to tell you the infant baby formul enfamil nationwide after a mother found all-purpose flour in a container. the company des

it happened yesterday about 5:15 at a home on chloe court near stanton avenue. alameda county sheriff's office says a 21-year-old man pistol whipped his father, threatened to kill him. the father got away and then the man threatened to kill his mother . the negotiator finally got the man to put down his gun and walk out peacefully. he has not been identified yet. >>> family and friends of a man who was shot and killed in oakland two weeks ago are remembering him as a beloved coach, husband, and father to two young daughters. oakland born singer and actor -- actress cindy and her mother are trying to help the family. >> reporter: gray skies hover over cp brandon mortuary. warner's paying respect to a man whose life was taken in an act of violence. >> my son passed away. >> reporter: andrea evans says . oakham police are t several not releasing details of a debt that leaves two-year-old zuri and nine-year-old tonight without a father. >> he was in their lives. it is going to be so hard because they don't have a dad anymore. >> reporter: >> i've tried to force him

dwayne stanton is a retired d.c. police detective. he analyzed theo. vi >> the officer was clearly in fear of his life. >> m.o., hands in his pocket. might be a suicide byop thing. >> he doesn't know. >> officerja bad continues to chase white into an apartment complex. >>ou can hear the fear in his voice. >> reporter: he says he doesn't want to shoot him. ot >> i do want to shoot you. >> reporter: t video shows white violently charged the officer knocking him to the ground. >> do it, big shot. >>au badgujarand hefire white copies attacking saying do it again. offir badgujar fires more rounds. whit a dies a hospital. >> in viewing the video, shom i shomari, you can see that white took an aggressive posture. aggressively charged the officer. >> the howard county state's attorney's office unanimously cleared the officer of wrongdoing. >> i agree with that 100%. agrees. he now, police traveled to north carolina to meet white's family and told them the officeras cleared. we don't know if police showed video.mily the >> shomari, why did the police go after h

also that are coming up the chief executive of cincinnati environmental michael laurie a join john stanton to stop the controversial world of oxo biodegradable plastic stayed to. cut. i. one you'll love to live in a world where plastic bags were not a threat to animal life water human planet everything the one companies that they have the answer and any environmental claims to produce the kind of plastic octo biodegradable that they claim can biodegrade faster than any other kind of plastic big claims that some scientists and critics are contesting so it's the just another plastic bag with a problematic relationship to the environment or is it as symphony environmental chief executive michael lawrie it claims the future. like the laurier thank you so much for joining me today i understand your company's symphony environmental has something called oxo bio degradable that basically it's able to create a technology that makes plastic essentially biodegradable keys plain what this process entails and how you can convert plastics into biodegradable so. absolutely it's a very easy very simple pr

that r t dot com coming up the chief executive of symphony environmental michael laurie a join john stanton discuss the controversial world of oxo biodegradable plastic stay tuned. crazy conspiracy there is there they're all worth their trauma under the bus forget about the back of the bus is the love of the us because we want. wonder bread and fake news to you die that's america. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. to the most to us but the little simple they want to take on most of the last some just about but many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentries sides of the refuse to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities. press i ask bank of mom. mostly to point out how they are not muslim i get them in a lot of class and they want that. they have water they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house all over for the gravels. also be one of the who could be about to be. a sense it struggles of many couples won't. deal with the push to put impulse response both of you up of the pew and

here is one from john stanton.. i suppose the question foryou, richard, how become reality. i suppose the question for you, richard, how much longer? a little while yet. a few yea rs longer? a little while yet. a few years to go to 75, let alone 82. longer? a little while yet. a few years to go to 75, let alone 82m comes down to passion. and you need money to pay for your long life. we have loads of tweets. quite a lot of those involving creative stuff. jazz players and teachers. that's it from business live today. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc live web page and on world business report. we'll see you again tomorrow. hello. it will be another hot and sunny day across the south—east of england. temperatures up into the high 20s to the low 30s but further north and west little bit fresher, similarto north and west little bit fresher, similar to yesterday with a fair amount of cloud and showers will step the rain for that is this area of low pressure. this weather front is the dividing

history tv will look at how the vietnam war affected life in america, hearing from journalist doug stanton and pbs filmmaker lynn novick. that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. pedro: today on "newsmakers," because we are joined by the nasa administrator, jim bridenstine. thank you for joining us today. mr. bridenstine: thank you. it's good to be here. pedro: two reporters on for the questioning for him. we are joined by caleb henry of "space news." he serves as a staff writer. and space and defense industries reporter christian davenport of the "washington post." thanks for coming on, guys. mr. davenport, you start. christian: all right. thanks so much for having us, and thanks for joining us, mr. administrator. mr. bridenstine: absolutely. christian: i thought i might start with the space force, even though, let's be clear, it is a military force under the pentagon, there is the nasa administration, which is a civilian agency, but what would the creation of a space force mean for nasa? mr. bridenstine: nasa has hundreds of billions of dollars worth of assets in orbit right now. plu

stanton's to a thousand lashes to be administered over twenty weeks for criticizing saudi arabian clerics now his sister summer is among a number of women's rights activists who've been imprisoned sparking protests from the canadian government and which in turn was met with a shop and immediate saudi response via state controlled television of. the kingdom used by canadian position as an affront to the kingdom but requires a sharp response to prevent any party in from attempting to meddle with the south and serve until. the canadian foreign minister makes it clear they will be no backing down. to canada's commitment to putting human rights at the center of our foreign policy has drawn some attention in recent days. i'm referring of course to the expulsion of canada's ambassador to saudi arabia and let me be very clear with everyone here and with the canadians who may be watching and listening canada will always stand up for human rights in canada and around the world and women's rights are human rights this new diplomatic meltdown comes on the heels of calls for the canadian government to

among his attorneys, there's edward stanton, who would become president lincoln's secretary of war. off the first person to get on the grounds of temporary insanity. he went on to be a general in the civil war. to this daydebated whether he lost or won the battle of gettysburg because he didn't follow orders. his leg was shot off. up in the ended military medical museum. , on they year anniversary, he would go visit it. that is the dan cycles start -- dan sickles story. teresa would die of tuberculosis at a very young age. guts on af blood and peaceful square with grand trees and shade. i think there's more coming. >> there's always more. now, we get to the civil war. this is william stewart, secretary of state. when he became secretary of state, he wanted a grand house on lafayette square. one, it was the gentleman's club that had to shut down after the shooting. lincoln would walk over there and they would sit down and talk strategy. given an idea of how close everything was in the civil war, lincoln could walk over to stuart's house, three houses up sas general george mcclellan'

they were last seen on stanton road yesterdayfternoon.area near moton elementary and st. elizabeth parkway and suitland parkway. police are considering him a critally missing. if you have any idea where they might be, give police a call. eun? >> chris lawrence, thank you. >>> it's 5:48. developi this morning, a bizarre and gruesome investigation at a vacation spot. a suitcase containing bones was foun in water off west ocean city, maryland. r partners in baltimore report a couple visiting inllicott ty found the luggage. it's not clear what kind ofne they are. crews will return to the park today to search for more clues. >>> dozens of families were set to see their kids gduate llege from florida atlantic university when the ceremony was abptly canceled. officials say they called it off because of a, quote, credible threat. a staff member found a sticky note in the women's bathroom that implied there was an immediate threat to the commencement. officials said they had no choice but to cancel the event and evacue the student union. graduates

that was declassified, and dan curseman was able to reveal somewhat more of the story and then doug stanton's book was 80% of the time in the water so he was the first person to interview -- he told me he interviewed over 80 survivors and wrote this really compelling survival tale. we wants to pull back the lens to use a lame filmmaker's term -- >> i taught her these things. >> and we wanted to elevate indianapolis above a sinking story, because for decades it had been known as a sinking story. there's probably one word that comes to mind for so many people, with the indianapolis story, and that is sharks. so it had been -- the ship and her legacy had been reduced to a shark story, and what a lot of people really didn't know or other authors didn't emphasize was the fact that she what's fifth fleet flagship. she was admiral's flagship and he what's fifth fleet commander so and so much of the conquest of the pacific was strategized and planned from the decks of indianapolis, and so we wanted to remind people of that. we also wanted to remind people of her ten world war ii battle stars. she was

it happened yesterday at about 5:15 at a home on chloe court near stanton avenue. the alameda county sheriff's office is a 21-year-old man pistol whipped his father and threatened to kill him. the father got away and then the man held his mother inside the home and threatened to kill her. negotiator was able to get the man to put down his weapon and walk outside peacefully. >> we were able to bring in one of our senior hostage negotiators who was able to negotiate with the young man and get him to weapon down and walk outside. that all happened peacefully. >> at this time we do not know the name of the man but we have been told he has a history of mental illness. he was put on an emergency psychiatric hold. >>> family and friends of a man who was shot and killed in oakland two weeks ago are remember him as a beloved coach , husband, and father to two young daughters funeral services were held yesterday for 30-year-old nefarious mcginnis who was shot several times on 65th avenue. and -- in east oakland july 25. police are not releasing other details on his shooting,

the tense situation started around 5:15 pm at a home near stanton avenue in castro valley. the alameda county sheriff's office is a 21-year-old man -- pistol whipped his father and threatened to kill him. the man got away -- the father got away and then he held his mother inside and threatened to kill her. >> we brought in a senior hostage negotiator who was able to negotiate with him to put the weapon down and walk outside -- that all happened peacefully. >> reporter: the man's name was not given and we are told he has a history of mental illness. he was put on emergency psychiatric hold. >>> a man accused of slashing two people with a box cutter is under arrest -- solomon espinoza was caught this afternoon in oakland near laney college. he was on board a train at macarthur station last friday when he allegedly slashed two men after a fight broke out. the victim suffered nonlife threating -- non-life- threatening injuries. he was recognized from b.a.r.t. video surveillance and he's reportedly -- he reportedly has a prior criminal history. >>> a man shot to death being reme

they were on stanton road in southeast d.c. aroundhe area of suitland parkway, st. elizabeth hospital. about a mile from the congress heights metro station. police are considering maka to be critically missing. he may need certain food and especially diapers. please call police if you know where they might be. >> chris, thank you. it's about 6:04. a silver spring father is worried about his daughters. hasn't seen 11-year-old kandyce or karmen matos since saturday. they left without any necessitie, >> the girhey left with nothing. got nothingith them. money, no clothes, nothing. >> he says histe dau often hang out at the westfield mall.n anyone with information is asked to call montgomery county police. >>> pice found the man accused of kidnapping a 12-year-old irginia girl and her grandmother. they are still missing. here's a picture of thesu ects. this is rodriguez-sariol. rg found him ris ant the vehicle they were looking for in pennsylvania. now lk at the pictures of the grandmother and the girl. the suspect kidnapped elizabeth and angie rodriguez from harrisonbu

it happened yesterday at home on flowing court near stanton avenue. alameda county sheriff department says a 21-year-old man pistol whipped his father and threatened to kill him. they say when the father got away the man held his mother inside the home and threatened to kill her. and negotiator talked him into dropping his weapon and walking out peacefully. >> we were able to bring in one of our senior hostage negotiators and he was able to negotiate with the young man and get him to put the weapon down and walk outside. that'll happen peacefully. >> the man's name has not been released that we are told he has a history of mental illness and is now being evaluated. >>> a mother who lost her daughter in the 2015 berkeley balcony collapse testified at the state capital. jackie donahoo is pushing for statewide inspection requirements for all balconies, steers, and walkways and apartment buildings. her daughter was among the six who died when the balcony gave way . the mac filtering that increasing oversight of construction contractors. one would require

among his attorneys was edward stanton, who would become president lincoln's secretary of war.and he was the first person in history to get off on the grounds of temporary insanity. he went on to be a general in the civil war. it is hotly debated to this day whether he lost or won the battle of gettysburg because he didn't follow orders. his leg was shot off. it somehow ended up in the military medical museum. for every year, on the anniversary of it getting shot off, he would go visit it. anyway, that is the dan sickles story. whoid get back with teresa unfortunately died at a very young age of tuberculosis. a lot of blood and guts on beautiful lafayette square with grand trees and shade. i think there's more coming. >> there's always more. now, we get to the civil war. this is william seward, secretary of state in the lincoln administration. when he became secretary of state, he wanted a grand house on lafayette square. he got one which actually was the gentleman's club that had to close down after the shooting. he had that refashioned for his house. lincoln would walk over t

our guests are doug stanton, author of the odyssey of echo company, the 1968 tet offensive and the epic battle to survive the vietnam war. and filmmaker lynn novak whose most recent project with ken burns was the 10 part documentary the vietnam war. first here's a cps report on opposition to the war.>>reporter: war, and specifically the war in vietnam, troubles all america. it troubles young people more. the gap is greatest between college students and the rest of society.>> i think the war of vietnam began to escalate in 1965.>> arnold taylor, a radical student from the university of colorado explains one reason for the spread of radicalism. his audience? echo on his club. >> if it was not the vietnam war a lot of people let myself will not reach the level i have and it was the vietnam war that began the first conflict. >> the survey showed that six out of 10 parents and noncollege youth believe in fighting war for our honor. only one fourth of the college students say the same. almost 2/3 of the parents,

susan stanton is a retired d.c. police detectives who worked hundreds of >> reporter: when you've got too, you know, you may not be in an area where there's port-a-potty or anything else. you've got to relieve yourself, so, you know, you don't flush the toilet because you don't know what else is there. ns reporter: she says the firefighters' actre not unheard of and while the failure to test potential evidence i't ideal she doesn't think it will hurt the case against wendt. retired fbi agent clint van zandt ss this is wha might be learned about other possible suspects but wasn't. >> there's reasonable doubt that maybe from an evidence-gathering standpoint we could have put somebody else atri the scene. >> reporter: he says perhaps the most critical piece of evidence lost was something that could explain how the suspects got into the home. prosecutors noted that in the basement there was a screwdriver holdindo a w open and that atf forensic expert recalls asking thahe screwdriver be collected. however, she does nots

buses use the red transit only lanes that will be painted on gary boulevard from market street to stanton strong opposition to this from community groups. they argue that the private shuttles may slow down muni service. >>> checking in on traffic. what are you watching? >> we are looking at the east bay and trying to figure out how this bridge slowdown is affecting other commutes. we will start with interstate 880. so far northbound 880 is okay. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza there's a big backup because of an earlier crash that was on the bridge for about 20 minutes or so that caused a huge backup on 80 coming out for the area. 27 minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the mac maze . when you get there you will see slow traffic this morning as you drive through. please give yourself extra time driving to this area of richmond . you can see traffic is backed way up to the top. it is sold out once you get to the toll plaza. let's bring in steve with today's weather. >> let's get out there. 27.43 inches of mercury. wind is 160 miles an hour. gusts are one 195. category five. t

i will never yell at stanton again!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. >> i was -- i ran into home.now. i will quit you." >> jimmy: oh, my. your knees were talking to you. oh, my. >> the knees was like, "we ain't havin' it. you are done." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, i've got to say congratulations on your second emmy nomination. >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you got nominated. ♪ well-deserved, well-deserved. >> yes, but i want to win. >> jimmy: yeah, i -- >> i love kate. but bitch, i want this one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. so you're up. it's you 'cause you -- it's a great category. >> yes. >> jimmy: for "saturday night live," it's you and kate mckinnon. >> and aidy. >> jimmy: and aidy bryant. >> yes. >> jimmy: i'm so psyched that you guys all got -- >> it's insane. >> jimmy: how fun is that? >> it's going to be so fun. >> jimmy: dude, you crushed it this season. you were so funny. >> man, i had too much fun. >> jimmy: you crushed it this season. >> yeah, they let me have a a little bit more fun this season. i'm might have a little bit more fun next seaso

stanton spent his first eight seasons in the league with miami but it was yankees fans who got the laste night because he delivered two hits in the yankees' 2-1 win in extra innings. but you know that was an emotional moment for him. always. >> i love seeing that. >> yeah. it was bittersweet. >> keep us posted on ohio state. >>> ahead for us, another trump ally facing legal trouble this morning. republican congressman duncan hunter and his wife have been indicted for allegedly using campaign funds to pay for a lavish lifestyle. more on that next. maybelline n. corner-to-corner volume. no gaps. for false lash glam that challenges fake. never fake, always falsies. the falsies mascara. only from maybelline new york. lojust use priceline.ls on travel? you can save up to 60% on hotels. that's like $120 a night back in your pocket. go to priceline to get deals you won't find anywhere else. let your perfect drive come together during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus one thousand dollars bonus cash. i knew at that exact moment .

meanwhile, the bronx with an opposite field home run by giancarlo stanton.the tigers 8-7 dropping in the al east, 8 1/2 games behind boston which beat the white sox last night 9-4. >> going in opposite directions those two teams. what do you have against ucf football? >> i lived in central florida. i love ucf sports and football. it is the satart of a new seaso. that was last year's argument. prove it on the field and get in the playoff this year. >> that's good. someone tells me somewhere near the rose -- >> i got the milk carton drawing going. see what happens. >> thanks. still ahead, much more for president trump's rally in indiana, including his threat to get involved with the justice department and fbi. >> plus, a special guest joining the conversation. you won't want to miss this. this is big time. i'm excited to talk to -- >> we won't tell yet. >> we're saving it, yeah. we'reh ♪seven billion swimmers man ♪i'm going through the motions ♪sent up a flare need love and devotion♪ ♪trade it for some faces that i'll never know notion♪ ♪can i get a connection

his parents at gunpoint surrendered it happened yesterday about 5:15 at a home on chloe court near stantonice says a 21-year-old man pistol whipped his father and threatened to kill him. the father got away. than the man held his mother inside the home and threatened to kill her. negotiator talked him into dropping his gun and walking out peacefully. >> we were able to bring in one of our senior hostage negotiators and he was able to negotiate with the young man and get him to put the weapon down and walk outside. that all happened peacefully. >> we still don't know the man's name. we are told he has a history of mental illness and he is being mentally evaluated. >>> one man is expected to survive after his car plunged off a cliff and rolled 300 feet down a ravine in marin county. his car went off fairfax salinas road in western marin and about 3:45 yesterday afternoon. the chp says the man was fortunate because a couple driving by actually saw his car go over the edge and called 911. investigators say he may never have been found since his car was hidden under trees and bushes. >> we hear

he recognized and recommended new stanton may, thinking in time. foreign policy more applied view of that thesis. so this is a little more dated but goes case studies of that thinking. and then finally, kissinger who wrote "on china" that i started with, on the world order. and if you read the pages -- it's a little dated, but if you read the first few sentences, the first few paragraphs, first few pages, you'll think you're reading about today. with the trump presidency, the world order, the questions he asks are just fundamental. and so then you can see i'm interested in, you know, china, civilization, the big macro stuff. i used to work at the world bank. i did grad school at the university up here, and so civilization i read last year. i think i was on c-span by nile ferguson. and civilization gets you into the next chunk of books i like sharing with every student that comes up here. i had the chinese students in at georgetown the. they're all studying law from china. they came in the office and said what do you recommend that i read. i said, w

remember he was born right before the civil war in virginia in stanton, virginia.nd there's a wonderful quote, i can't think of it off the top of my head exactly. but he says that i saw what the civil war did to the south. i saw what it did to the shenandoah valley. if i support a declaration of war, i'm not the one who has to go off and fight. i don't, woodrow wilson had only daughters, he didn't even have to think about sending his sons off to fight. he felt so heavily this moral burden. if there's a declaration of war, he felt personally responsible. however, he felt after the germans resumed the submarine warfare, unrestricted submarine warfare that he really didn't have any choice, particularly after the zimmerman telegram. >> ed in bowie, maryland, you're on with edward lengel. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen, how are you this morning? i'm going to try to make this real quick. like jack pershing, the fourth army in 19 18, he made it clear that the black soldiers were inferior to whites, lacked civic and professional conscience. and the french ignored his s

remember, he was born right before the civil war in stanton, virginia.an't think of it off the top of my head exactly and he says i saw what the civil war did to the south. i saw what it did to the shenandoah valley. if i support the declaration of war i'm not the one who has to go off and fight. i don't -- woodrow wilson had only daughters so he didn't have to think about sending his sons off to fight. he felt a personal burden and a moral burdened because he was a moralistic individual. he felt personally responsible, however, he felt after the germans had submarine warfare that he didn't really have any choice after the zimmerman telegram. >> in buoy, maryland, good morning. you're on with edward lengel. >> good morning, gentlemen. how are you this morning? >> good. >> i'll try to make this quick. like pershing linked to the french army and they were with the whites and the french ignored his statement so these black soldiers from harlem were called the harlem hell fighters and in may 4, 1918, henry johnson was the first hero of world war i and his co

history tv will look at how the vietnam war affected life in america, hearing from journalist doug stanton and pbs filmmaker lynn novick. that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. pedro: today on "newsmakers," because we are joined by the

stanton friedman explicitly says roswell is a cosmic watergate. other rival researchers like don schmidt described the kennedy assassination as a formative experience and compare the government's statements on roswell to the warren commission report. in neither case can this official document be trusted. philip corso, who writes the really popular "the day after roswell" is a firm advocate of the two oswalds theory of the kennedy assassination and goes further than that to say that the entire cold war was really just a cover to help develop anti-alien defense mechanisms. and you see this flood of roswell literature through the '80s, through the '90s, that said, yes, the government covered it up. and they didn't do it for our own good. donald keyhoe was wrong. instead, it is a litany of misinformation and misdeeds. no longer is the air force this benign body trying to protect the public from national hysteria. now, president truman sets up magic 12 in 1947 as a special government body to cover up the truth about ufos. presumably also in charge of t

society that they do -- but they don't take it to the level because we spoke with, for example, greg stanton, and those people, those organizations need training for the international community. they need american people, u.n. appointed team for anybody can go there so they can train them how to document how to register, what type of interview they should have to be able to document this and not only keeping your computer. put it online. the yazidis numbers to go up in the google search. with nobody able to do that? 73, 79 will be able by appointing somebody they are addicted to the iraqi government to collect some crimes and how can we train those ngos that are so important because they are on the ground talking to the families on a daily basis. >> i think sherri made a great point. there's two levels of documentation, which is a very complex process and it's slow and expensive and not probably get the worst cases. and then there is just that, you know, the reporting, the documentation that the public needs to really understand the depth of the genocide, what happened to people, the problem

the yankee's giancarlo stanton is second behind davis...with 118 homers. giants may not have a home run king on the roster...or a great record...but they do have cool jerseys. this weekend is players' weekend...meaning the black and orange will be sporting custom jerseys with nicknames on the back. manager bruce bochy's jersey...will just say 'boch" andrew mccuthen... "zoom" on the back. brandon crawford will be 'craw'. buster posey..."buster"... and madison bumgardner... "madbum". bumgardner... "madbum". lf. day 2 of the northern trust just wrapped up today. it wasn't the best round for tiger woods. he shot even par today and just barely made the cut. however here on the 13th... he makes the short birdie. tiger's pay per view buddy phil mickleson..had a solid round... he finished at 6- under par. jamie lovemark who finished the day with a score of 10- under par... is the current leader. (grant) tennis great serenea williams ... will no longer be allowed to wear her infamous skin-tight black catsuit at the french open. take a look at her outfit. officials