not quite the same with karenna and her husband?e the same, because they're public figures but way less so than al and tipper and the marriage was much briefer. >> do we think, jeff -- of course we don't know and only the gores know. would these marriages, these break-ups be related? >> they could be related because al and tipper's marriage, 40 years. they were setting an example for everyone else. it was almost like the anchor marriage. once that one goes away, then the weaker marriages or the more recent marriages then tend to fall apart because they can't depend on al and tipper anymore to be that couple who can give them the advice or set that example of stick with it and stay strong. >> you can work through this. >> we hope that they are the examples that they can do this. they have 40 years of experience even though they ended up splitting up after that time. >> betsy, from what you've learned, have al and tipper been with karenna since this has all been announced? >> yes, al and tipper have both been to new york to visit kare

their oldest child, karenna has split from her husband.ore's second-oldest, kristin, divorced last year. in 2007, albert iii their youngest was busted for drug possession. >> i think people are sad because they really like the gores. and they seem to be kissed by good luck and all of a sudden there are a series of bad things that have happened to them. >> reporter: karenna gore schiff was always the star of the next generation of the gore family. >> does it mean that you might actually even imagine yourself running for political office? >> i don't know. i wouldn't rule that out. >> reporter: a graduate of harvard, columbia law school and a mother of three. she married drew schiff nearly 13 years ago in a storybook wedding. the match brought together one of america's most prominent political families, the gores, with the schiffs, one of wall street's most powerful. the wedding was held at washington national cathedral, the site of some other famous unions, including karenna's own parents. >> i'm very blessed in my personal life. >> reporter

and when our first daughter karenna was born, i began to see the future through a fresh set of eyes.now a lot of you have had that feeling, too. and i decided i could not turn away from service at home anymore than i could have turned away from service in vietnam. that is why i ran for congress. in my first term, a family in hardeman county, tennessee wrote a letter and told how worried they were that toxic waste, a lot of it, had been dumped near their home. i held some of the first hearings on the issue and ever , since, i've been there in the fight against the big polluters. our children should not have to draw the breath of life in cities awash in pollution. [applause] mr. gore: when they come in from playing on a hot summer afternoon, every child in america, anywhere in america, ought to be able to turn on the faucet and get a glass of safe, clean drinking water. [applause] on the issue of the environment, i've never given up, i've never backed down, and i never will. [applause] mr. gore: and i say it again tonight we must reverse the , silent, rising tide of global warming. and

to acknowledge with great pride, our four children: kristin, sarah and albert, our oldest daughter karennand her husband drew, and the youngest member of our family, who a little over a year ago was born on the fourth of july, our grandson wyatt, and my brother-in-law frank hunger. [applause] i am honored tonight by the support of a leader of high ideals and fundamental decency who will be an important part of our country's future, senator bill bradley. [applause] thank you, bill. [applause] thank you, bill, for your focus on campaign finance reform and civil rights and ending child poverty. there's someone else who will shape that future, a leader of character and courage, a defender of the environment and working families, the next vice president of the united states of america, joe lieberman. [applause] "joe"]ng and hadassah and their wonderful family. [applause] i picked joe for one simple reason: he's the best person for the job. for almost eight years now, i've been the partner of a leader who moved us out of the valley of recession and into the longest period of prosperity in americ

our oldest daughter karenna and her husband drew.nd the youngest member of our family, who a little over a year ago was born on the fourth of july, our grandson wyatt. i am honored tonight by the support of a leader of high ideals and fundamental decency, who will be an important part of our country's future, senator bill bradley. [applause] mr. gore: thank you, bill. for your, bill campaign-finance reform, civil rights, and it into poverty. there is someone else will shape that future, a leader of character and courage. a defender of the environment and working families. the next vice president of the united states, joe lieberman. [applause] mr. gore: and they are wonderful family. -- and their food wonderful wonderful family. i picked him for one simple reason -- he is the best person for the job. for almost eight years now, i've been the partner of a leader who moved us out of the valley of recession and into the longest period of prosperity in american history. i say you -- i say to you tonight millions of americans , will live b

karenna is 36 years and old and have been married 12 years. the former vice president and his wife announced last week they were separating after 40 years of marriage. >>> a new bridge project could make your drive in and out of the district a little more difficult. phase two of major construction project on the 14th street bridge begins on monday. there will also be overnight lane closures beginning this weekend. and we are going to show you a live look of the 14th street bridge this afternoon. here it is. crews will be setting up a construction barrier in the center of the bridge on monday. news4's megan mcgrath has more on all of these changes. >> the 14th street bridge is the most heavily used route in and out of washington. more than 200,000 people use the bridge every day. but soon you may want to find a different way to get to work. that's because a new phase of construction is about to get under way and it could cause some real headaches. construction on the northbound span of the 14th street bridge has been going on for some time. but

karenna roberts will serve life in prison without parole. in june of 2008, the body of 21-year-old heather ed. >> iley was found bludgeoned to death in roberts oregon home. she had moved to organize ob to be be with her fiancee, the imraib was due in a month. >>> bolt -- the baby was due in a month. >>> a jury award nearly $21 million to a woman in a lead paint case. she suffered suffered lead poison while living in a apartment owned and maintained by the housing authority. it was based on circumstantial evidence because the property had been demolished before it could be tested for led paint -- lead paint. >>> our schools are making a lot of progress in keeping kids in class and getting them to college. dr. nancy -- the superintendent says the statewide graduation rate up is and dropout rate is down and news was just as good for baltimore city. the number of students dropping out for city schools decreased dramatically last year. and about 500 more students passed the assessment test than a year before. that is great news for the schools. >

. >>> "dancing with the stars" karenna told people she is getting married. guess who she is marrying? brad penny. mog league baseball picture. he gave hear 4 1/2 carat diamond ring when he proposed last month. >>> conan o'brien returns to late night television with a new show. seth rogan and lea michelle will be guest tonight airing at 11 on tbs. but the host is keeping mum about a mystery gees guest. winner of a online poll he has been off the air since january when nbc canceled leno's prime time hour after disappointing ratings and nbc paid o'brien and his staff an estimated $40 million to clear the way for leno to return to the tonight show host chair he hand off to o'brien last year. so it all starts tonight at 11 on tbs. >> any idea who the mystery guest. >> no clue. >> all right. we will find out. >>> the promos have been great. >> they have been hilarious. a funny guy. >>> listen, you are down at m and t bank stadium and mel the -- smul the burgers and see colorful fans. >> one thing you don't see a lot of. how one guy mustered enough courage in front

of houses and ongoing drug investigation and when they got to the house of a former marine jose karenna he had already been alerted by his wife that someone was outside so he grabbed his rifle but before he ran it could remove the safety from his rifle he was greeted by more than sixty bullets from law enforcement and sadly the incident gets even worse turns out that as the wife was trying to help her dying husband the swat team refused to let anyone attend to grant leaving no hope for him to survive after requests from the local press the ice nine one one call was finally released to the public. for our enterprise writer for the parents. after the raid and after shooting the arena sixty times because it's in find any evidence of drugs in their wake we should point out that a lawyer hired for the swat team says that the raid did uncover handguns a body armor and even a law enforcement uniform but the sheriff refuses to release any details about the search warrants despite the investigations and allegations of improper conduct by law enforcement so law this could easily become a he said

. >> reporter: it happened to karenna, a california woman with a ph.d. >> i clearly so badly wanted tothe dream he was telling me. >> these organizations are sophisticated. they know how to defraud everybody. you know, they're very good at it. that's what they do. they are motivated by money. >> reporter: romance scams cost americans more than $1 billion last year. and this texas woman reveals it nearly cost her her life. >> i felt like i couldn't -- i couldn't live knowing that i had participated in something like that. >> reporter: in this epidemic, advocates encourage compassion for victims. >> the worst thing to do is to pass judgment, to make them feel stupid. >> reporter: and urge caution for everyone looking for love. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> the cbs reports documentary "anything for love: inside the romance scam epidemic" premieres tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cbs news 24/7 streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> well, coming up on the "cbs weekend news," serving the salsa and a lot more without the sass. meet rosie next. ut here, and get six months of disney bun

daniil makhalin, sergey velichko, andrey greshnev, karenna melikyan, vesti. let's. became the general director of the tula arsenal, alexander zotov, who still remains the head of the football players' union. we talked about this interesting collision, about the ambitious goals of tulyakov, about the recent executive committee of the rfu. for us, for the club, it would be very important that, in parallel with the fact that we are solving the problem of reaching the premier league. we would solve the problem with a new stadium, because of course , the premier league, if you look, today almost all clubs, well , with the exception of voronezh, probably have one - enough, well, either very modern or it’s a fairly modern arena, with commercial areas and so on, that is, but it’s a completely different feeling of perceiving football when you’re in such a stadium. the tenth round match of the french football championship between marseille and lille and leon was canceled due to unrest in marseille before the start of the game. before the start of the derby , marseilles fans t

this year i am looking forward to finishing anna karenna.tried to read it at 15 years ago and couldn't do it and they came up on a new translation in february chipping away through it and i'm halfway through and probably on vacation will be able to finish most of it. olive kitteridge by elizabeth strike out my book club has picked that one. i'm going to finally read manhunt, the lincoln history by james swanson which has been out for a few years now. and a couple other things. either the story of edgar sattelle or america, america by ethan canin. engine, i guess light reading is called for and i look to tackle twilight by stephanie meyer. i loved the movie and they said the book is even better. >> to see more summer lists and other program information go to our website at booktv.org. >> how is c-span funded? >> private donations? >> taxpayers? >> you know, grants and stuff like that, you know? >> public television? >> donations? >> i don't know where the money comes from. >> federally? >> contributions through donors? >> how is c-span funded

after she put ann na karenna on her book club, sales soared 250%.he put something on her favorites list, it went from 3 million sales to 5 million. the endorsement of then senator barack obama pushed by oprah produced 1,559,000 additional votes for him. >> i love this show. this show has been my life. >> reporter: so when oprah bid this tearful goodbye to her 42 million talk show viewers a few years later, it seemed likely that a good many would follow her and her favorite things to her new tv cable network. >> over the following week, my crew and i will be brainstorming new ways we can entertain you. >> reporter: but it turns out own has attracted just a fraction of the ratings oprah's daytime talk show had. one-tenth, in fact. it wasn't until this week that own has finally said it was cash flow positive. >> when she went to own and it didn't exactly look like the talk show people knew and loved her for, there was a lot of disappointment there. i think what's been interesting is in the time since, you've seen her slowly figure out what her network

is due to start in october, but the countries struggling to cope with the devastating 2nd wave of karenna virus . the indian premier league was postponed earlier this month after several teams reported cases. one of those with the chin i super king's house. he was coaching for, and he to got the virus. he's just sent him to sidney. after spending 2 weeks in isolation in india, i think they'll have to look at the and i said, pretty be contingency plans perhaps looking at the your will somewhere like that. that could they could host the the p 20 will cut because i think to be a lot of boards, cricket bullets from around the world to be pretty nervous about going back to india for, for a quick tournament with a curve at 19 outbreak, reducing their school to just 11 foot players, origin fine club river place. got creative with the lineup for the cup limited or is 20 river plate players and face the positive leaving them with no substitutes. so mid feel the in the head is 5th in as go keep her face colombian, 5 in the, in the, in say, santa fe headache for a man of the match. would you believe

among those arrested in the civil disobedience was karenna gore, the daughter of vice president al gore, who spoke o n tuesday after the ruling. >> what happened today was really important. a long and wiing road but essentially, the people that put themselves in the way of building this fossil fuel pipeline were found not responsible by reason of necessity. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a new battle is brewing over the 2020 u.s. census. at leastst 12 states are movovio sue the trump administration over plans to add one question -- "are you a u.s. citizen?" to the upcoming census. voting rights activists fear the question will deter immigrants from participating in the census leading to a vast undercount in states with large immigrant communities. this could impact everything from the redrawing of congressional maps to the allocation of federal funding. this is california's attorney general becerra, >> including the question, the census will not be able toto fulfill its constitututional duy to cou

hey mma karenna?when a cannot be cured by taking a minute to just dance it out live on c-span 2? i bring this up now because we just got the agenda for what is possibly the biggest democratic party event of this electoral season so far. it's called she the people presidential forum. it starts tomorrow in texas and i'm here to report that the forum in its official schedule comes with an officially scheduled intermission dance party break. which will happen for seven minutes. it happens tomorrow afternoon between a talk by senator kamala harris, which aen harris. at 2:33 p.m., commence dancing for seven minutes. i do not mean to imply a dance-off, although i'd pay good money. that said, stranger things have happened even specifically in democratic party electoral politics. ♪ - when you're volunteering, you never hear "it's not my job." that's because right where you live, there's a need for your time and skills and effort and talent. please consider volunteering and feeling that feeling that you helped

[cheers and applause] i want to thank my whole family, karenna, kristin, sarah, albert. let me tell you, for months, we were the underdogs here. we were behind in the polls for 14 weeks. we were outspent, but because of you, we were never out work to. [cheers and applause] this was a hard-fought campaign. this was a hard-fought campaign. senator bradley was tough and made us work for every vote. i know it made a better campaign, a more focused and stronger campaign. i heard from several people. [cheers and applause] i heard from several people to say that while they were on the phone with a volunteer from our campaign, another volunteer was knocking on their door. [cheers and applause] thank you. that is true. now, here is what i think is the most important thing. today in new hampshire, a lot of new people came into the process, and voter participation was way up. the voters listened and responded to our campaign. they listened to our discussion of the issues. a at -- listening very carefully to what the planets were saying. i had meetings all across the state. as a mat

not long after their daughter karenna comes out and says, my divorce is ending.een parents and kids, but could there be a connection f your parent are getting divorced it comes through with the kids? >> your parents are certainly models for how divorce and marriage should work. a lot of times when your parents get divorced, you get divorced. chances are they didn't necessarily time this together but i'm sure they talked about it. like i said, when you talk about how marriages work and what's going on, a father would have a huge influence about how well you could manage your current relationship. >> when it comes to couples with children, ian, they notice that those couples are less influenced by people around them getting divorced. >> yeah. well, first of all -- i have two kids. we're too busy to do anything but think about the kids so forget the relationship. we'll deal with that in 20 years. i think parents do, when you have children, you tend to stay together for the children. i think it's to surprise that so many parents choose to get divorced once their kids

"dancing with the stars" max and karenna turn up the heat on broadway. burn up the floor, performing live. >> good morning. >> good morning, good morning, good morning, america. here today, another beautiful crowd. all out here, enjoying the day. canada's here. it doesn't get any better. it does not get any better. >> it doesn't. >> standing next to robin roberts. how lucky am i? chris cuomo's my name. >> robin roberts is my name. diane is off on this tuesday morning. >>> two stories i'm really looking forward that we're going to be sharing with people in this hour. pat conroy, fabulous author. hasn't written in 15 years. he has a new novel. he shares it with charlie gibson. he's written "prince of tide." but it's a personal new work of friendship and family. and he shares with charlie, mr. gibson. he's going to be here. >> you get conroy and gibson that's a value plan. >>> also, a really great story that is really the history. you're going to meet a remarkable man, 92 years young. a pioneer in golf, for reasons that go beyond the game itself. >> the spo

he is partnered with karenna and on the show this season, olympic ice cater dorothy hamil who lives inneed to know what you think. >> i am so excited. it's going to be a great season. let's talk about the rain poised to move in here. we could see sleet and it willswitch to rain going into the afternoon at 3 this afternoon. and abc2 most accurate future trend goes into motion we will see heavy rain coming in around 8 tonight rush hour is going to be a complete mess so take it easy on the roadways. speaking of the rush hour let's go to lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. well, a crash is cleared from the jfx. northbound lanes slowly getting back to normal at ruxton road. so no delays pushing up to the beltway and clear southbound. now traveling downtown construction is blocking one lane of light street between pratt and conway. no delays through the tunnel but that won't bt case on the beltway as we check in and look live at the west side here at baltimore national pike outer loop move slowly. now over to you. >>> thanks for being with us. the doctors is coming up next. >> the news s

karenna gore arrested for trying to block construction of a pipeline in boston last month.aded not guilty to misdemeanor charges. >>> hormel foods is turning 125 years old this year. and has been celebrating the event this week in austin. there you go. ribbon cutting ceremony because it's the new spam museum. downtown. it is attracted thousands of visitors since it's soft opening back in april. look at all that spam. not the e-mail kind. i don't know if we needed to see that. we should have just stuck with the spam cans. >> i agree but these days they could add display of ji northeastern princes for a great investment or something. >> that's right. they could. >> you're planning a road trip. >> look. it's one of the many things that makes america great. >> i agree. >> spam. >> is that -- you can have a spam museum and people actually go. >> i think we all should. taking closing bell and sue herrera to the spam museum. have a great weekend. >> you, too. thanks. >>> it wasn't long ago to see falloff of the so-called fang stocks but facebook, amazon, netflix and alphabet are b

danny glover, comedian wanda sykes messing,ess debra former vice president al gore and his daughter karenna, and actress and activist jane fonda. live on saturday, 10:00 a.m. eastern, the poor people's rally against social injustice, on c-span, online at c-span.orgl, or listen life on the free c-span radio app. trump: this november we are going to take back the house, we are going to hold the senate, and we're going to keep the white house. >> president trump returns to the campaign trail saturday for a rally in tulsa. watch our live coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, on-demand at c-span.org, or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >>

a rhode island native, she converted to islam and changed her name from katherine to karenna.uthorities believe the two brothers hatched their plot, she could provide clues about whether others were involved. her family issued a statement saying, we know that we never really knew tamerlan tsarnaev. and now there is a possible link to a murder two years ago. local prosecutors said they're investigating whether tamerlan was involved in the brutal murder of three young men, one of whom was his roommate. the three were found with their throats slashed, covered in marijuana and cash. also under investigation, the six-month trip that tamerlan took last year to russia at a time that rebel groups there carried out a number of violent attacks. as abc's reporter discovered in the dagestan region. >> last year alone dagestan lost 115 police officers in nearly 300 terror attacks. just two years ago this street was obliterated by a car bomb. >> reporter: investigators want to know if tamerlan met with any of the notoriously fierce extremist leaders there. tamerlan was a changed man when he

albert is plenty brave and strong, and with the support of three wonderful sisters-- karenna, kristin parents who helped him with his exercises every morning and prayed for him every night, he pulled through. and now, thank god, he has fully recovered, and he runs and plays and torments his older sisters like any little boy. [applause] but that experience changed me forever. when you've seen your 6-year- old son fighting for his life, you realize that some things matter more than winning, and you lose patience with the lazy assumption of so many in politics that we can always just muddle through. when you've seen your reflection in the empty stare of a boy waiting for a second breath of life, you realize that we weren't put here on earth to look out for our needs alone; we're part of something much larger than ourselves. my friends, if you look up for a moment from the rush of your daily lives, you will hear the quiet voices of your country crying out for help. you will see your reflection in the weary eyes of those who are losing hope in america. and you will see that our democracy i