don't youke it -- want to make it easier? sen. warren: i want to talk about why i am in this race, to i amabout my plans and how building a grassroots movement to get it done. that is what voters want to hear. what is it that you want to do as president of the rest? i am trying to do -- try to make that clear every day. you are asked about guns earlier. some are talking about a buyback program. i think it is not the most effective way in terms of pure is one thing that we need to do. we need to treat this as the public health emergency that it is. it will take a lot of changes to bring down deaths from gun violence. .eaths from mass shootings deaths from the mystic violence, from suicide. we need to bring down deaths from gun violence. white house came out with news about expediting the death involved inthose mass shootings. sen. warren: i do not have a comment for that. look, that is part of what legislation is all about. deaths to bring down from gun violence. ,s i said in the larger crowd this is what it was a 1965, too many de

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. >>> still the big coming to youk feed. >>> breaking assive fire engulfing an apartment complex under construction. new video coming in. >> more from our exclusive interview with the president including what keeps him up at night and the >>> another blast of winter weather for much of the midwest with more snowfall for the upper midwest and great lakes region. at times blowing and drifting snow may lead to whiteouts followed by much colder temperatures. >>> crews battling a massive fire at an unfinished apartment complex near seattle. at least two firefighters have been hospitalized with non--lettening injuries and residents in nearby buildings are being i evacuated. >>> the dow opens above 0,000 for the first time after reaching a market milestone. that record fueled by strong earnings reports and optimism over president donald trump's pro-business policies. the dow jumped 156 points and opens today, 20,068 the s&p 500 and the nasdaq joined the dow in closing at all-time highs. >>> a mumps outbreak has spread to 90 people. health officials say at least 50 of those infected were actua

we have to make sure youk people have the information they need as they navigate through all of these sure their voices can be heard. >> stephanie, you're watching what's happening with the u.s. postal service. just overnight we had news breaking that trump's political appointee unveiled a major reorganization, centralizes power around himself, moves or reassigns 23 postal executives, 87 days away from election day. what does an organization like yourself do in the face of that news? >> well, you know, we have to stay focused and make sure that we're reaching young people in every way possible. we have over 9,000 young people who have signed up to be a student ambassador and they're da daring friends to get out the vote. we just published a know your rights page. so we have to figure out, a, we got to reach people where they are, b, educate them on all the ways they can vote and give them a menu of options and walk them through it and do explain our videos and do everything we can to educate young people because we know that's one of the barriers. education, not feeling like they know

city, when youk had the muslim things and the way people, i stand there and listen for 15 to 20 minutes because it does not faze me. you can spew whatever you want at me because i knew what and who i am. host: jane from connecticut, independent line. caller: i am an 83-year-old woman and i have been to lots of peaceful rallies. i have exercise my right to free speech, but this is not free speech any longer. these are riots. their loot -- ruining peoples property, causing mayhem. free speech should be allowed but not riots. these are paid protesters. i went to a hartford rally and i was physically attacked, scared for my life. it was lucky that one of their own protesters finally realized i was in big trouble and got me to safety. this is not free speech. when you ask these people what they are therefore, most of them go, i do not know. they do not know. they are paid by the soros people and other groups, and that is no longer free speech. i wore a trump t-shirt. was -- independent and i i changed to republicans like a vote. i wore a trump t-shirt and they called me a non-city -- nazi. w

are youked them, completely prepared for retirement? okay. mostly prepared? more of --ay 1% could you save 1% more of your income? sound like much, but it could make a big difference over time. it.ou can do >> prudential. >> we're committed to strong. we're committed to sure. smart.ommitted to security and bold. in a world of enduring needs, boeing are women of proud to build and deliver capabilities for those who serve to protect our nation and its allies. indurings an commitment. >> additional funding is by newman's own foundation. donating all protests from own's food products to charity and nourishing the good. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs you.on from viewers like thank you. >> once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. >> good evening. i've got to be honest with you. figuring oute week how to have this conversation tonight. do we focus on the candidate himself? a new wall street journal nbc of americansws 57% object to trump's proposal to temporarily ban muslims from entering the u.s. but trump wil

if l youk at psychiatry in general the last 40 or 50 years 've had many moments where this is the new medication. whether it's a plant olike a mushroom or ersomethin developed, and studies don't p replicated and people are still struggling. we're at a moment wh te we want everything. that does apply to the mushrooms. they're smalltudies. they could very easily not replicate. frrg aroundthfor a whil would be my bet. >> these studies are in a highly controlled environment where they sitith two therapists the whole time. that's not how most people >> and thank you both for being here. and that will do it for us. as always you can find more of our coverage at kqed.com/newsroom. thank you for joining us. ♪ captioning sponsored by wnet >> thompson: on this edition for sunday, june 2: virginia beach mourns, and authorities seek answers; the push to eliminate surprise medical bills; and in our signature segment, generating energy from everyday waste. next on "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgawachenheim iii. seton melvi

get youk caught up on other news at 9:06. u investigators are reopening a two decades old missing persons case, after getting a tip of bones found in a yard. christina kingsley was 17 years old, when she was last seen on , after june 22nd, 1995.riina kinen the fbi recently received a tip they might find her remains in t june 2 2the fbrecently re the backyard of a home on westky tenth street in lorain, where she once lived.ard of a hom the current owners apparentlypat discovered some bones, while boe installing a pool in the backyard about ten years ago.. basement and things.e i told them there was a newhe ba basement but there had been some bones found in the backyard. i remember my father finding bones in the back yard.n th the fbi did not find any human a remains in the backyard duringcf past searches, but they are still reopening the 21 year old cold case. case. two miami university studentsuns are recovering this morning,tudg after being shot in an apparent robbery.,, police say one arranged to buy a car on craigslist for

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this week youk put out a statement saying when you look at his record there are gaping holes and some great questions. what are the holes and what are the questions. guest: this is the most important position in this next administration. who will sit at the town of the nation's law enforcement agency. he has a long track record that we can work from. look very carefully at his track record and what we found is a man whose euro his career has been opposed to civil rights at almost every turn. this is someone who during his tenure in congress vote to against the hate crimes he has opposed bipartisan immigration reform efforts. when we look back further into his career as a state prosecutor down in alabama, we find that he levied voter fraud charges on african-americans civil rights activists who live in the black belt of the state. one of the people he targeted in one of his notorious prosecution, a group known as the marion three, included charges brought against albert turner, and activists who marched alongside dr. martin luther king. he started the harry county civic league that foc

are youked them, completely prepared for retirement? okay. prepared? more of youre 1% income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now a big difference over time. >> i'm going to be even better about saving. it!ou can do >> helps them along. >> prudential. >> additional corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by... additional funding is provided by... newman's own foundation, doting all profits from newman's own products to charity and nourishing the common good. the ford foundation. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting and from contributions from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from moderator gwen ifill. >> good evening! well, we've been waiting for a shoes to drop. and several hit the floor this week. we start with the tale of garland, a you'rist with such an impressive resume that even republicans say they have no problem with him, personally. but this nomination is personal in a different way. the president himself acknowledged, even as he was introducing garland in the rose

. >> thank youk ackie. both for the work you do in our nd newcommunity, and thank you for joining us on "impact." >>> voters in iowa andwn the r a pol new hampshire are a few weeks away from casting the first ballots of 2016. political expert next. [ ] goers in iowa will make their presidential picks on february >>> now on "impact," caucus goers in iowa will make their presidential picks on february 1st, just over three weeks from now. joining me to discuss the race to the white house, mark, political reporter. >> thanks for having me. >> busy time. less than a month away from iowa and new hampshire. the candidates are doing the rounds. before we get to your predictions, we need to tackle two very important issues this week. turtles and boots. >> the florida guys show up in new hampshire and seem like freaks. >> right. >> marco rubio has these fashionable boots that have become like a two, three-day story. turns out jeb bush when he goes to new hampshire, he gets plastic turtles from a guy who owns a gift s

. >>> thank you very much sue.an >> are youk making frenemiesne this election season.n. >> i don't think so.'t think so. you play have to -- may havee to -- how to get around toss those heated political disagreements there come up between you and your friendsgrei that you don't have to be -- so that you don't have to ben'th frenemies right. >> i think so. t whe walk about it when we >> ?? >> all right, this happens in realight, life, disagreementsen ending relationships endingnding friendships.nd it's not a good thing. t >> it is okay to be frenemies at least touring to virginia tech professor todd shank. toddk professor thanks for that joiningesso ur s. >> thank you for having me on. >> why is it okay to be frienden he ms. he m >> it's important to have arttoa wide variety of people in ouriey lives o with a wide variety of opinions.op many of the disputes that arehed issues that we have to deal with whether in t lives professional lives or ine the wider public spherec spher require we get along withir other people at least enoughe wh to have a discussion with themwe and unfortunately it

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