his name was aaron louis. he was an unemployed truck driver who had been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. so it was like what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. i almost was like are we sure we have the right guy? >> detectives believed they did. but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when he was captured, we were just all like, yes, where is she? come on, where are you? we're ready to find you. >> as investigators focused on aaron louis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said, we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i had. >> really your bi

louis based companies than st. louis based companies spent acquiring outside the metropolitan area.ion on showing what that has done for a local economy like this one, but it has not helped. population growth and per capita income growth are well below the national average we sat down with ronnie chambers who handed out severance packages to anheuser-busch she said she laid off hundreds of people until she heard she was receiving a pink slip. >> i wasn't surprised. i was ready. i was emotionally exhausted, physically exhausted i was 54, it was time. i was happy. i thought i was ready, but in fact once i got on the other side of carrying my box out of the building i did my share of crying >> chambers is now a career transition coach helping other people who have been displaced from mergers in recent years she says it's not all bad for people who have been laid off recently some people have gone on to start their own craft breweries. there's a budding scene here for craft breweries. others are simply using the capital they got from their stock once the acquisition was complete they've

louis-based companies than st.is-based companies spent acquiring those companies outside of this metropolitan area. now, that trend hasn't necessarily helped the local economy here the population growth rate is one quarter the national average, and income per capita is growing at a slower rate than bigger cities such as new york and there can be positives, however, as it relates to corporate consolidation. people we spoke to here pointed to the fact that people oftentimes cash out when these transactions occur and then they can reinvest those proceeds in other areas, including back into the community here and also, in recent mergers where people have been laid off, they have gone on to found other businesses there's a brewing craft brewery scene that's bubbling up here, tyler. so people are hoping that maybe some of those could be the next fortune 100 company. >> all right, leslie, thank you very much. leslie picker in st. louis one of my favorite towns >>> coming up, stop me if you have heard this one before trade

louis bringing the total treated to 7. the hospital spokeswoman tell us injuries range from fair to critical.>> all of the one santa clara medical center, st. louis is in addition to the initial six gunshot victims they received. they have not received another eight people with other types of injuries.>> some people have scrapes and bruises from falling whenthey're trying to run fromb stanford medical center has admitted two victims but we do not know their status. in addition to that six-year- old boy, we are told the victims range from the 20s, to some better older in their 50s. from san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> let's get another check on the weather with mary. >>> we are starting off the day with areas of low clouds and fog along the coast and part of the bay all thanks to the stronger onshore flow and heading to the afternoon, temperatures are running 10 to 15 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. inland you're getting that they relief from the heat starting today. here is a look live look with the san jose camer

we are hanging out with julia louis-dreyfus! i are about to face off in a game of "box of lies. [ light laughter ] all right, here's how it works upstage are nine mystery boxes containing objects no one has ever seen before [ laughter ] on your turn, you pick up a box, take out the object, and describe it to your opponent they have to guess if you're lying or telling the truth we'll play three rounds. julia, why don't you pick the first box? [ light laughter ] >> why, thank you very much. i shall. >> jimmy: you're welcome yes. oh, four >> okay -- i don't know. >> jimmy: the game has already begun. >> i'm very excited. >> jimmy: it looks -- medium weight ♪ you didn't struggle, really, carrying it over so it's not heavy. all right. okay [ light laughter ] >> okay. [ laughter ] don't cheat. >> jimmy: i'm not cheating at all. i feel like you're cheating already. you're - jmy: yeah well, you're like confused at first, and then you're amused. >> you know what you're getting - you're starting to irritate me >> jimmy: really >> yeah. [

louis medical center. has mother, barbara, was being treated here but he was transferred to stanford for surgery. we believe stevens grandfather still recovering in santa clara. this patient's were initially taken to st. louis medical center two transferred to santa clara medical valley center. there artie five gunshot patient and they got two from st. louis which brought the total being treated to 7. the hospital spokeswoman told us injuries range from fair to critical. she also told us she explained what last night was like as people were trying to get over the initial shock of the shooting. like we never had a mass shooting and santa clara county. we had multiple patients from other emergencies. most often a hazmat incident, but this is a tough situation for the community and staff and the families and victims. it is awful.>> besides being treated for gunshot wounds, some people scrapes and bruises from falling after they were trying to run to safety. stanford medical center has admitted two victims wha

here's julia louis-dreyfus in "veep.out this part where i say i t wanto be president for all americans. i mean, do i >> mm-hmm. >> you know, all of them >> how about real americans? >> oh, yeah, that's good and then we can figure out what i mean later >> yeah. >> ma'am, i don't have a copy of the speech -- >> okay, i don't know what she's saying so -- >> ma'am, the ters need to know clearly and definitively why you want to be president in your own words >> if you want me to use my own god damn words then write me something to say >> okay? >> y, ma'am. >> oh, and take out the stuff about immigration. because i feel like it's a a little too issuey. >> okay. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: julia louis-dreyfus! [ cheers and applause "veep" returns march 31st at 10:30 p.m. on hbo. julia and i are going head to head in a me of "box of lies" when we come back. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ [radio weather report playing] [airpod case clicking open] hey siri, play me something new. ♪ music playing hey siri, p

senator mcconnell, i don't know if you remember me my name is detective louis g. alvarez, he writes i want you to know that my time to leave this world is fast approaching. my goal and legacy in this world was to see the vcf bill passed the bill would extend benefits to victims of 9/11 related illnesses for 70 years >> we can't wait another day >> reporter: early saturday, alvarez died the funeral is on wednesday. his commitment to the cause, something he hopes his children would remember >> i taught them you start a job, you finish it >> reporter: the note to mcconnell delivered by a group of 9/11 first responders came with a gift, alvarez's nypd shield, as a reminder, he writes to mcconnell, of my legacy and yours. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> a number of 2020 democratic candidates have rushed to defend a rival senator kamala harris after some on social media questioned her racial identity including the president's son donald trump, jr. andrea mitchell has the story >> reporter: kamala harris riding a wave since her break out debate performance she's n

louis medical center. two of them transferred to santa clara. they already had five gunshot patients here and i got the two from st. louis which brought the total being treated to seven at one point. the hospital spokeswoman told us the injuries range from fair to critical. >> we have never had a math shooting at santa clara county. we had multiple patients from other emergencies. most often a hazmat incident but this is a tough situation for the community, and the staff and their families. it is awful.>> injuries range from minor scrapes and bruises, from people falling as they were trying to run away from safety. summit has a broken ankle as well. sanford medical center has admitted to victims we do not know their status. victims ages range from the 20s some over the 50s >>> at many of the witnesses we spoke to order the festival stage when the gunshots rang out. >> [ gunshots ]. >> the video from twitter of the moment when opened fire. >> i was on the side of the stage and he was looking down stage. and we have heard three pops. we thought fi

louis, we are right in the middle of this heat wave and it's certainly a reminder that heat exhaustion can turn deadly, especially in the very young and the elderly. so it's important to drink plenty of water and stay in the shade or inside where it's air conditioned. lester >> all right, blayne, thanks, we'll let you step inside and get cool >>> we want to turn to al roker al, as we said, it's supposed to get hot in july but this could get very dangerous >> it really can, lester, we're talking about 170 million people under heat advisories, heat watches, heat warnings from texas to canada all the way to the eastern seaboard with 170 million people at risk, triple-digit heat indexes for omaha, st. louis, in new york, 106 in d.c., 110 in chicago, and the heat wave continues into the weekend with triple-digit heat indexes and if that's not enough, lester, we have severe thunderstorm watches with heavy lines of thunderstorms moving in tonight that will probably cause problems as far as the airports are concerned right on into the late evening. lester >> rough days and hours ahead, al. tha

louis, it's enough to send fans fleeing minutes into this midday baseball game. >> it's just hot. >> reporter: sun so intense, it's buckling roads in wichita and slowing trains in chicago. fears the heat will actually bend the tracks. hundreds of cooling centers are opening in new york city, and after a weekend blackout there, crews are working to make sure the power grid doesn't take another hit. >> we want tmake sure we balance the need for people to stay cool with the amount of elecicity that's being used in the city >> reporter: but the real danger, your health. how many heat-related calls would you say that you had so far this summer? >> so far this summer i want to say we probably had a few hundred. >> reporter: paramedics like leticia vaughn are gearing up for more calls, stock up on ice packs and coldater, a reminder that heat exhaustion can set in quickly. be aware of symptoms including headache, nausea, and dizziness. and here in st. louis we are right in the middle of that heatwave certainly a reminder that heat exhaustion can turn deadly, especially for the very young and

louis alvarez died shortly after urging lawmakers. >>to pass the certainly a shame to see it come to this where we had to push this vote. >>thankfully common sense prevailed new york democrat anthony brindisi says he wants the senate to act quickly as 9.11 victims payments have been cut because the fun was running out of money.

louis's that behind the wheel you were immediately noticed the sporty origins of the i 30 fastback and the sound from the exhaust is really impressive and ought to thrill any sports are fragile but it can also drive quietly to thanks to the variable throttle system built into the sports exhaust says you simply need to touch a button on the menu screen to make the exhaust a lot quieter. seen from the front of the new end model looks nearly a denser cold to its namesake fastback and is equipped with a cascade strip grill and the end will grow reminiscent of a twisty race course both typical june di features. but from the side the differences become more apparent the hatchbacks roof line starts slowly descending from the the pillar on words ending with an integrated spoiler at the rear. of the car tester lewis immediately notices that you need to pay like for me but he wonders about what it means for space on the back seat and whether it would be possible to fit $4.00 or 5 people into the car. lewis says there's enough room in the back for people as tall as he is around 175 centimeters he

louis, why st. louis and what will you try to do there? >> st.is has over 7,000 abandoned buildings which is incredible, baltimore has over 15,000, chicago has 5,000. this is a problem and jack dorsey is from st. louis so we partnered on this and we are going into some of the worst neighborhoods in st. louis and making them strong and knocking down these buildings. they been up for 20 or 30 years and these people want them down and we are getting them down. >> dana: after the bold things come down what is the next step and how do you deal with the next red tape? >> a lot of the politicians know i have the ability to speak to the media and it's amazing when the politicians know you'll do the right thing they get on board. that is the big thing, getting everybody on the same page. what comes afterwards, we don't care. we turn it over to the community. it's a community decision. all we care about is getting rid of the drugs, crime, and our work has shown that we drive those down dramatically. >> dana: let's say there is a city or town that is watchi

louis as they were then transferred to santa clara valley medical center which also had 5 other patients that were admitted for injuries related to the shooting and information also coming from a spokesperson louis is treated 5 other people for lesser injuries, not necessarily gunshot wounds, and 2 victims have been admitted to stanford medical center. but they are not releasing the patients conditions citing a medical. i have a rules. this is the first reports of any type of shooting at the internationally known festival. that was just ending. this is started about 5.30 and at least one suspect according to some information was still being sought by police left the festival grounds on sunday night we have some sound that we've we've been talking with a number of people over the last. >>3 to 4 hours but we have some sound from some vendors who are there when this went down while we await this press conference. this is what those vendors had to say. >>and can this we're from and i'm iciness. honey lady the lake yet. holding it was all day. i see new shooting him right we never see a size

louis."nd he's a real hometown hero i love the guy that was on the ice after the game it was so exciting i am still so high from this thing. >> seth: you whae back in town in tsgiving when they were not a good hockey team >> yes, we partied with the blues. i ran into them in a bar after a loss th had lost and i guess we partying after the game and people on social media were like, "why are you guys partying you are rriblelike, what are you doing?" >> seth: and then it turned around it all worked. sometimes it's just helpful to be together. i want to congratulate you on th as well 10 year anniversary of "watch what happens." >> thank you very much [ cheers and applause things are cool. >> seth: it is a show that i always have the best time doing. i don't think that i'm alone i think you make it a very fun place for guests to be what do you have planned for this week of shows >> you know, we are going to be on at 10:00 for two weeks whichp is s fun for me, because i get to do everything earlier

louis park to ask people they are what they thought. that council, take a look. >> in st.rk, they are getting rid of the pledge of allegiance before the city council meetings. how do you feel about this? >> pretty horrible. aren't we a part of a government that should be doing that? >> people have a right to express their opinions about. >> i don't have to say the pledge of allegiance. i want respect being taught to people, whether they are saying words, it's more actions. >> the st. louis park city council says that the pledge of allegiance shouldn't be there. you agree with that? >> no, everyone understands it. >> i think we can all identify as americans and we all understand the same true values and at the heart of that is democracy. >> they say is not reflective of the values of the community to, not diverse enough. >> i may be old-school but i'm not sure i agree with that. >> my son is in the cub scouts, they still do it. my husband is in the military, he stand for the flag, you should be doing the pledge of allegiance. >> sean: a more welcoming environment to serve a

you know these designer clothes where you see the labels everywhere on it, like louis vuitton, louisof people don't know that was him. but you came along and created a street version of what the high-end people were making. you made your own version of these brands which became bigger than the brands for many black people. >> what they called me is the father of logo mania. i looked at the brand and said, wow, everybody is excited about the logos, but gucci is not make jackets, fendi is not making jackets, none of these guys are making jackets and outfits. i said, how, if they're excited about the brand, imagine if i could make them look like the luggage. >> trevor: you're at a blais where you're seen as a trendsetter. you teamed up with these fashion houses. you work with gucci who have said we want to create with you. you were part of the conversation where gucci came out of the designs where backlash was on social media. >> yeah. >> trevor: why did you work on gucci when they -- >> i did a lot of research even before i got into the partnership, and i researched alexander the lead

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louis. seen the potential, judy shelton, in the past talk about seeing lower rates as fast as possible. dove,s been known to be a making dovish comments in the past and we are now hearing she will be nominated for that position but this all depends on confirmation from congress. we have seen some of the other nominees from president trump for those positions not being able to get confirmed in congress. let's move onto the markets because this will have big repercussions in what direction the fed will take. we are seeing an unusually high amount of companies altering profit forecast right now. is it being underplayed at the moment by some bullish equity investors given they have so much support coming from more dovish central banks? adam: of course, there is a great deal of uncertainty about the fed policy over the next six to 12 months. in its current form and any changes to its warm in the future, whether or not we get real dovish and aggressive movement from the fed will depend on how the

the from the telegraph, this is the duchess of sussex and the duchess of cambridge with louis.hock or of the christening. there they both are with their little boys, we're seeing more of them not being shot through a sepia lens and a classic picture andi a sepia lens and a classic picture and i love the fact that we have the first at his, prince louis, only one—year—old and they have a lovely picture of the duchess of cambridge andi picture of the duchess of cambridge and i say, looking how you look about two months of having a baby andi about two months of having a baby and i said, in my case, probably about a year after having a baby. but she looks natural, she is wearing something flirty, very happy being held just so we needed. wearing something flirty, very happy being heldjust so we needed. on that uplifting note. thank you very much for this time. that's it for the papers this hour. eve and stephen will be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for

. >> porter: it seems almost everyone here at this high school new manny louis. his former team members gathered here to share hugs. the 19-year-old morgan state university sophomore was killed by two men who tried to rob him shooting him five times. his former baseball coach said many were moved to tears. t>> it wasugh but good to go through. it was good for us to kind ofmb reme manny like that. >> reporter: baltimore policesa he was killed early thursday morning, heading to his car. he was planning tour r home to hyattsville to visit his mother and father reporting from prince george arizona's county. >> his basebal coach says he was a leader on and off the field and was a mentor for many. >>> supposed to be the next big drama i washington. special temperature from eaeller. we lrned that planned appearance may be delayed. mueller had been scheduled to testify on tuesday. intelligence committ about his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 electionnd possible collusion. now that could be pushed back one week to the 24th of july. sfloo g >>> get rea

louis are on a life-saving mission. >> ms. may. >> reporter: installing nearly 1,000 a/c units across missouri er. illinois this su how hot does it get in here? >> you , it feels like it is already 10 grees. >> reporter: with heat like this,he best tip is to stay out of it. experts say if you do have to be outside, limit your physical activity, and drink plenty of water. don't just wait until you're thirsty. by then, you could already be dehydrated. guys, right now, missouri is one of at least 11 states that are under an excessive heat warning today through saturday. that number is only expected to grow. craig and savannah? starting us xande off in st. louis. >> good tips there. >>> let's focus on how hot it is going to get and how long the heat is going to last. dylan is in for al this morning. what's the word? >> good morning. it is going to be very ho aand last forong time. look at the heat advisories, watches, warnings, through the middle of the country and along the i-95 corridor, fm new rsey right down into south carolin

louis talking to you. i'm proud of the investigation and proud of the way we did it and proud of the way director mueller and his team continued it. >> in the political analysis and i appreciate the distinction between what political pundits do and corrections and please correct me if i get anything of that in vain. >> a lot of people think you put some of that in motion by coming after hillary clinton with her use of a personal e-mail account and whether or not she transmitted any classified information and being so public explaining her conduct. donald trump felt at the time that was a boost to him. you testified you feel physically ill at the thought you had any hand in the elections. do you ever open up the newspaper or turn on the television and feel any sense of responsibility for putting any of this in motion? >> i don't feel responsibility in the sense that i think we should have done something differently. i'm proud of the way we conducted ourselves, both with respect to the clinton investigation

louisiana over the weekend, it tested not only a louisiana's post katrina flood defenses but their leadership. people are breathing a sigh of relief and working on a game plan for the test louisiana officials are still grading. >> we need to assess, okay, how did thof levee hold up in this particular area. >> reporter: after barry soaked the state's $14 billion flood defenses, put in place after katrina, both the federal and state governments are footing the bill. >> it's a series of levees, pump stations, flood gates and surge barriers. >> reporter: overtopping levees. local officials blame government red tape for stalling levee construction projects this the area. >> a lot of viewers around the country probably don't realize hurricane protection system is not fully complete, the corpse of engineers has finishing touches. >> reporter: governor john edwards touring the damage than more severe on this occasion than she could have been. >> reporter: other technology implemented proved its wor

louis will feel like 104 today. on thursday, it continues to push to the east temperatures will be well up into the 90s it'll feel like the triple digits going into friday, too, we are looking for the heat to continue to expand. washington, d.c. will feel like 104 on friday. 106 in raleigh 108 in cincinnati. even detroit will feel like 109 degrees. as we go into saturday, there is the chance that the actual air temperature could get up to 100 degrees, which in new york city, that's the first time that's happened since 2012. when you factor in the humidity, it could feel like 110 on saturday 105 on sunday. same story for philadelphia. washington, d.c. down to richmond, even up into boston. it could feel like 106 degrees on saturday. we are looking at potential high temperatures in all these areas, all through new jersey, all up across new england and down through parts of ohio and into virginia, as well. it is going to be record-breaking heat and brutally uncomfortable savannah >> a big story for the next few days dy

louis or chicago, there's a possibility of delays. '90s are gone after tomorrow.0s at the coast. mid-70s and mid 80s by thursday, friday, saturday and sunday our coolest days. have a great evening. > now sports from abc7 news. >> the a's making a move to strengthen their rotation before today's series finale against the white sox, threw made a trade for homer bailey. the 33-year-old right-hander 3-0 in his last five starts. they gave up a minor league player to complete the deal. >> this fan catching a foul ball. great catch but not worth the risk. down 2-1 in the seventh. liriano with his 18th home run of the years it at two. evan marshall, man. bottom eight still tied. khris davis the foul ball to right. matt chapman trying to score from third. to james mccann. the ump says chappie, are you out of there. the a's challenge. doesn't chapman's hand look like it hits the plate before the tag? the umps in new york say not enough evidence chapman is out. bob melvin not happy. neither is chappie. the 80s get the last laugh. bottom ninth, still tied. liriano comes up wi

louis. >>> and it wasn't fireworks they were cheering last night in evansville, indiana. it was the rescue of a little boy out of a storm drain. emergency responders pulled the 5-year-old boy from the drain. reports indicate he may have fallen as far as 30 feet into water. it was difficult for rescuers to get down the drain because it was so small. the boy was alert and talking through the rescue, and he was taken to the hospital. he's reported in good condition. >>> overseas, new tension between iran and the west. yesterday british royal marines boarded and seized a giant iranian oil tanker in the straight of gibraltar. that is the british territory off spain. the tanker was believed to be carrying iranian oil to syria. that is a violation of european union sanctions. a senior spanish official said the operation was requested by the u.s. u.s. national security adviser john bolton said the british move was excellent news. iran says it is an illegal seizure. >>> and there's an international dispute of a different kind taking place of a piece of egypt's ancient past. yester

louis 110 degrees, 111 for chicago so this is typical air that we see in summer, but is gointo continue to hover and rise across the northeast so that's the big problem. >> it's going to stay and seems like it'growing in this part thank you, janessa >> new this mop ing, president trum announcing his replacement for alexander accosta. eugene scalia, son of late annin scalias his labor secretary. gene has led a life of great success in the legal and labor field and is highly respected. his nomination comes aftera s forced to resign amid fallout from the jeffrey up stone sex scandal. >> ilhan omar returned home with a different chant. >> welcome home, ilhan welcome home, ilhan. >> this after growinbacklash from president trump's latest rally after a crowd began shouting send her back now the presidenis trying to distance himself from the controversy. our hallie jackson has details >> reporter: the chants easy to hear, but for some hard to listen to.>> send her back send her back. >> reporter: democrats and a few republicans appalledwo at the s "send her back" erupting at the crowd from the

louis and other midwest cities setting up cooling centers where people can escape the heat. new york city officials canceled the time square commemoration of the 1969 moon landing. an outdoor festival featuring the soccer star megan. and musician john legend. >>> it is really hot. i'm sticky > i need to have a j waterfall. >>> megan. >>> illinois the workers are keeping animals cool by giving them blocks of ice filled with fruit. the national weather service said many cities across the u.s. will likely hit record highs this weekend. >>> much different story here in the bay area. we are not experiencing that.>>> not expecting anything like that not for several days. >>> you might want to put on a jacket or sweater. completely different story here. different world. take a look at the areas in red under excessive heat warnings right now. you can see toward st. louis the eastern seaboard. new york and boston and some the current numbers across the country. it is hot in the deserts. showing you right now it is 91 degrees in new york city. dc right now washington dc 93. the feels

louis-based businesses than st.is-based companies spent acquiring those outside the metropolitan area. there aren't really studies that show how this directly hurts the economy, but there are trends that this has not helped st. louis at all per capita growing much less quickly than the rest of the nation we spoke with johnny chambers in charge of handing out severance packages at anheuser-busch she recalls firing hundreds of workers at time before she herself got a pink slip. >> i wasn't urprised i was ready. i was emotionally exhausted and physically exhausted i was 54 it was time. so i thought i was ready, but in fact, once i got on the other side of carrying my box out of the building, i did my share of crying chambers is now a transition coach, where she helps other people who have been displaced by mergers some, she says, have gone through this twice or three times here in the st. louis area guys >> it's a good story interesting look at the consolidation trend. leslie, thank you. squawk on the street is going t

detective louis alvarez who testified alongside stewart died and news i firefighter richard driscoll bectoth die from a 9/11 illness. los angeleses only reemphasizing the urgency. >> at some point we have to stand up for the people who have always stood up for us >> reporter: despite the temporary roadblock, the bill is expected to pass overwhelmingly with a vote scheduled for tuesday. peter alexander, nbc news, washington >> breaking overnight, a man took matters into his own hands after a fire broke out in a philadelphia high rise he made a death-defying escape, scaling 15 stories down the side of the building to make his way to safety. it took him less than three minutes to safely reach the ground where he was greeted by police officers. the fire is now out and residents are back in their homes. six people went to the hospital for minor smoke inhalation >> shocking video shows a close call for a commuter in new york. this guy here is nearly threat into a subway train as a temporary wall collapses and the platform is flooded by rushing water. the mta said it was caused by a contrac

louis county library where john mc manis will talk about the pacific theater during world war ii. all of these events are open to the public. if you are in attendance take a picture and tag us at booktv, facebook, or instagram. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, a beautiful day in washington dc. i always say that but it is. the sun has come out, the rain has stopped and here we are, great day to be alive at the heritage foundation. my name is lee edwards, at the heritage foundation, i am so pleased to be able to introduce our speaker. it is all too easy these days to focus on the negative in our nation. from school shootings and the declining sunday attendance in our churches to racist rhetoric, hyper partisanship in our politics. it is tempting to turn off the tv, close down all the apps and adopt the benedict option. that is not what we are about here. that is not the american way. we never surrendered to doubt and despair even in time of war or economic or cultural crisis. since our founding 234 years ago americans have always risen to any challenge in our lives, liberty

louis park. another twitter user said that's one way to get people to go to city council meetings. to stand up. wake up, america, says this last twitter user. about 100 people attended the city council meeting, i'm sure it was record-breaking for them. jillian: some may argue joe biden is not helping himself with this line he delivered. >> very interesting phrase he used yesterday. he was on the campaign trail in iowa, talking about his health care plan. he said pretty much the exact same thing president obama said 10 years ago. the thing that he was infamously unable to keep in terms of a lie. let's listen to this. >> if you like your doctor, you like your plan, you can keep your doctor, you can keep your plan. >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. >> if you like your health care plan, and your employer based plan, you can keep it. if in fact you have private insurance, you can keep it. jillian: that last clip from biden was from yesterday, almost word for word. folks on social media taking notice. you fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on

. >> it was hard to see what louis went through, but it also makes me proud. >> reporter: the mournersluded congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and comedian jon stewart, who saluted alvarez's casket. the retired n.y.p.d. bomb squad detective died saturday after a three-year battle with colorectal cancer. >> louis asked me and the family that we remember at this mass everyone who died on 9/11. >> begnaud: alvarez spent months working on the pile, searching for victims at ground zero. his stage-four cancer was linked to his exposure to deadly toxins that were released after the twin towers collapsed. >> this fund is not a ticket to paradise. >> begnaud: last month, he joined stewart in washington, to plead with lawmakers to permanently fund the september 11th compensation fund. >> all throughout his remarkable life, lou just wanted to do what's right, and he desperately wanted others, particularly those in positions of great power, to follow suit. >> begnaud: alvarez's last days were spent fighting for first responders and their families from his hospice room, but the father who lived

obviously as you said you had louis‘ older brother wasjust really. louis‘ older brother was just a baby then so you are dealing with a newborn baby and going through treatment. it must have been incredibly hard. it is a suffering that no mother should have to go through. when they have got, we were not quite newlyweds with our honeymoon baby, everything was perfect. it was perfect. and then it is just perfect. it was perfect. and then it isjust an perfect. it was perfect. and then it is just an explosion that goes off. how long did the treatment go on for? i had eight cycles, one every three weeks, and then a month when my blood had recovered again i then had my bilateral mastectomy so i got diagnosed in november 2016, and i had the treatment finished on the 23rd of may 2017. when did you then discover that actually you hadn‘t had cancer? you had a follow—up check. it all led up to today, really. in bits and bits and bits. moore has been emerging. with the initial checkup you were told great news, you had beaten cancer you are in the clear? i had cal

perhaps take heart in what's happening and have a little bit of faith louis thank youou for e today for explaining to them what is a complex and is difficult yeah it's very lucky. but no you did a really great job of getetting through -- what this is about the arbitration process that could be available that a white maybe people when they see these things fear these things wraps they shouldn't? have to do that thank you so much that's louis goes like up to national a lawyer and arbitrator joining us here live from france twenty four thank you sir thank yoyou and eight nw she saw in a previous report here greatat a at the book addrs the french natioional assemembl. this tuesday the sixteen year old comic campaign that brave the insults. of some frerench deputies of the center right and the far right believe it all but one fire at them t to saying that the joan f arc of climate change. asas he dococtor isn't welcome n france. she's been called a prophetess in shorts and apocalyptic group. accusations reminiscent of those used against joan of arc in the fifteenth century. except that it's

louis, but other americans, including a journalist, are still being held.o tonight, democrats take a step toward impeaching the waesident. >> we are exercising our full article one authority. >> o'donnell: the speaker meets onne a.o.c. and declares everything a-o.k. >> reporter: do you think you were able to bury the hatchet with congresswoman ocasio- trtez? >> i don't think there was any aatchet. >> o'donnell: racial hatred: vandals repeatedly target an icon of the civil rights onvement. the dangers of vaping, how it landed eight teens in the hospital with severe lung damage. and steve hartman with folks offering free advice for all it's worth. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. we begin with breaking news from overseas. a st. louis man held since the spring by the assad regime in war-torn syria has been released and reunited with his parents. his name is sam goodwin. and his freedom tonight comes as the result of top-secret, international negotiations involving a member of the l

louis park mayor and larry o'connor to break this down.that you were not for this idea but you are supporting the council's vote, it was unanimous and the idea behind it. what is the benefit of getting rid of the pledge? >> shannon: thank you for having me tonight and giving me an opportunity to share with everybody in america what's been going on and our city of 50,000 people here in minnesota. st. louis park is a fabulous community filled with a lot of people who are very patriotic and love their country and respect the pledge of allegiance and the national anthem and i think what we saw on monday night was the beginning of a discussion at our community is having around what is the role of all of these specific activities and how do we display our patriotism? i think moving forward what we are focused on is having a conversation with our neighbors and residents about what is the best way to go about doing that? that includes a discussion about the role of the pledge of allegiance which is what we have been discussing here in the last cou