others plot from afar. they want to intimidate and control us.our free speech, freedom of religion, democratic life. they seek acquiescing and in action on our part. but we will meet them with resolve. they seek to impose their speech codes, religion, ideology, that they will fail. we will never yield not yielding our freedom, individual moral autonomy for our country. we will steadfastly defend her institution in their way of life. and so as we returned to her work at the department today, this anniversary should remind us how our work is. there is no higher secular calling in to protect the safety, lives and rights of our fellow citizens. our rights depend on not as we continue our efforts, let us also remember the example of service and dedication that so many law officers and first responders spent 17 years ago as they laid down their lives for their neighbors. it's appropriate on this day of remembrance to pause to the better the role and importance of this historic and great department of justice and the life of a nation we serve and we ser

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bush and barack obama paying homage from afar. >> may the almighty comfort you in your grief and sustainra and i send our heartfelt sympathy. may god bless you. george w. bush. >> let me sing a little prayer for you, and we'll be thinking of all of aretha's loved ones in the days and weeks to come. sincerely, barack obama, 44th president of the united states. >> reporter: 17 top ten hits. 18 grammy awards. the numbers tell you everything and nothing. because aretha franklin's voice was as much a wonder as a rainbow. something of impossible beauty and not of this world. ♪ think that you're going to let yourself be free ♪ >> reporter: her church-bred greatness inspiring her activism, empowering so many. ♪ oh freedom freedom freedom >> she's probably, you know, the most influential vocalist of the last 40 or 50 years. ♪ looking out at the pouring rain ♪ >> reporter: those booming vocals heard on radio, big arenas -- and breaking barriers on the small screen. >> aretha franklin was on television being a black woman when we didn't see that many of them at all. there was no shondaland, there w

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getting into the storm environment, actually sampling the atmosphere, not just looking at it from afar, you cua't get that qty of data anywhere else. >> woodruff: and campaigning on kavanaugh: abortion politics and the supreme court nomination become central issues in the race for an important u.s. senate seat in missouri. >> everybody goes, "oh she's to figure out what the winner is for her politically." there is none. no matter what i do, there are downsides to it.oo >> wuff: all that and moreon onht's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-io skollfoundatorg. so >> the lemfoundation. committed to improving lives through invention, in the u.s. and developing countries. on the web at lemelson.org. >> supported by the john d. and urtherine t. macar foundation committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. re information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation fo

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but this is also what we're looking at afar as thelood threat. flood warnings through mostly northern maryland where you see the brighter green.he ise across 81 and parts of west virginia ll, it's all because of yesterday's very heavy rainfall. well it brought all the rain yesterday. it's still a little breezy out there. mae that you grab the umbrella. temperature wise we're on the cool side. mid to low 60s. b aak down of what we may be expect. >> good morning. southbound southern afternoon ck here, b because of the early morning crash. we did have them shutdown here for sometime. at the belt way, 395 out. of to we have road work not there this morning. stafford 95, after stafford,th crash i left lane and as you look north here, don't have a report oyt hing.in we'll check to that and be back in a couple of minutes. >> melissa, thanks. looking at the rainfall there, if you were out on the roads fhis weekend, you no doubt made good use your windshield wipers. pounding rain made things treacherous out there nd rain is in the forecast for much of thi

not since 2006 has the house caucus -- and the senate caucus -- from afar, the deal last summer was an economic compact that meets voters where they are. it provides a broad economic opportunity, whether they are proficient programs -- are apprenticeship programs. as a framework that lifts up the middle class, republicans pursued a disastrous policy that only rewards those at the top, increases costs for working families. ant has been increase in contrast as well. look to the final few weeks of the midterms, are we going to see mainly advertisements about those kitchen table issues, health care, things like that? or will we see more messaging about corruption allegations in the trump administration? it seems like that is becoming a dominant theme in the campaign. i wonder if we will see more of that. charlie: what you will see for months is a lot of the conversation we will have in the final weeks toward election day. democrats work toward a plan that extended coverage, that lower cost, and added folks to the roles. i think it had a significant impact. republicans time and again last y

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getting into the storm environment, actually sampling the atmosphere, not just looking at it from afar, you can't get that quality of datawhere else. >> woodruff: and campaigning on kavanaugh: abortion politics and the supreme court nomination become central issues in the race for an important u.s. senate seat in missouri. >> every g

getting into the storm environment, actually sampling the atmosphere, not just looking at it from afar, you cua't get that qty of data anywhere else. >> woodruff: and campaigning on kavanaugh: abortion politics and the supreme court nomination become central issues in the race for an important u.s. senate seat in missouri. >> everybody goes, "oh she's to figure out what the winner is for her politically." there is none. no matter what i do, there are downsides to it.

weary people in syria are of this conflict certainly that is true for those who are witnessing it from afar we've seen bloodshed and western in action. for seven years now why should it live -- why should the west care at this point? i actually haven't seen was in an accident we destroyed isis in syria -- which the russians and the and the syrian government who claimed to be doing fighting terrorists didn't one day did was -- disease different cities and then let the ease the jihadi fighters go to it live now they've created a situation where there eighty thousand fighters among them. ten thousand radical jihadists in in in in the back killing box right and and and they want to just eliminate them all and and that and that and i think that's because that's the that is their end game. the creation of this killing bugs that's why we need to do to do something we need to stop it you you say yes and your statement -- your opening statement said we need to intervene the west needs to intervene to prevent casualties but in fact the western in interventions that you've. talked about were aimed at

. >> [inaudible] someone could not hack up from afar. that from afar. [indiscernible] >> i think the concern over the poll books in general, is once you start along the road of wireless connectivity and internet conductivity, that opens up a lot more avenues for remote access to systems. that is really get the ballots that noah was talking about and i think the push for securing electronic poll books and taking a closer look at those and perhaps developing national standards around security is something that should be looked at. >> we have two more questions i want to get to. >> i'm mark levine, member of the virginia house of delegates. nice to see a couple of virginians on the panel. i am very concerned about cyber security, one of the first bills i introduced was a bill get rid of the paper ballots in virginia so i was glad to see your decertification. we had a number of contested house of delegates elections and i think a recount is where the rubber meets the road. i think people aren't as concerned when someone wins 55 to 45 but when every ballot c

not since 2006 has the house caucus -- and the senate caucus -- from afar, the deal last summer was an economic compact that meets voters where they are. it provides a broad economic opportunity, whether they are proficient programs -- are apprenticeship programs. a number of ways for people, frankly, to be successful. as a framework that lifts up the middle class, republicans pursued a disastrous policy that only rewards those at the top, increases costs for working families. that has been an increase in ontrast as well. >> i wanted to follow occupant kitchen table issue. as we look to the final few weeks of the midterms and the campaign here, are we going to see mainly advertisements that are about those kitchen table issues, healthcare, things like that? or will we see more messaging about corruption allegations in the trump administration? it seems like that is becoming a dominant theme in the campaign. i wonder if we will see more of that. do you guys plan to air advertisements on a corruption theme this fall? charlie: what you will see for months is a lot of the conversation we w

again, you are just watching this from afar, wondering how america got into this position where everythinge with this, andl a climax of a season finale with this, and i guess the mid—term elections will be when it is decided, whether the republicans hold control of the senate and the house. most people seem to think the house. most people seem to think the house will flip over to the democrats. the senate is very much in play. if they lose one or both of them, that will probably mean impeachment hearings against, if not brett kava naugh after all of impeachment hearings against, if not brett kavanaugh after all of this, certainly donald trump. ijust felt so certainly donald trump. ijust felt so strongly, much like jason did, watching the lady on trial and earlier this week, i think you couldn't be... that word that you used, on trial. and she shouldn't be on trial, but it felt like she was. really interesting, that is what it felt like stop the senate hearing is about brett kava naugh felt like stop the senate hearing is about brett kavanaugh but she was the one having to go through the ex

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that those complaining most of loudly about some nefarious cabal trying to control the president from afar, and they were complain being themselves. that's what we have got here. charles: they don't want to take the moniker, the deep state. they want the moniker the stable state. >> i think there is a place for an honorable resignation if you say i cannot in good conscience. but then you do it and you explain who you are. but i think the least honorable thing is to disagree and remain burrowed in there. it's a terrible disservice. people used ask me, do you do things you don't agree with? yes, i had eloquent testimonies. charles: everyone watching this show does something they don't agree with at work from time to time. >> you have to ask yourself, does the goodout weigh the bad? are there more important issues? and it was the bush administration, not the mcgurn administration. charles: we notice the 24/7 news cycle. it's interesting that it's a top story still today. how do you see this playing out. wire at 33 and -- we are at 33 and counting. i think the "new york times" will be forced t

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i had a hard time discerning much from afar i remembered having in the right on a path visit. a sloping road cut on the highway the trench through a layer cake of orange and tan green rocks. the only fossil i had noticed were a smattering of school bones from a large whale. likely a big lean one. locals had tried tunneling out the bones unsuccessfully next to graffiti carved in the sandstone fossil wheels goals are sometimes a jumble of broken bones. it hardly makes sense. they required careful study back to the laboratory. also, they they almost always involve heavy logistics. simply outstripped our time, resources and to be frank my motivation. the suggestion reminded me of the whale school we have seen together on the side of the road. i was only diverted a little bit by this recollections to a point. if we had more time, maybe we could collect it. we had to make hard decisions about the use of our available time. understanding the evolution of the humble current ecosystem as read from layers of fossils, dozens of pcs over time. doing so offered the chance of finding out mo

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almost to act like kind of pundits in the bleachers kind of commenting from afar and denying the actual authority and power they have to try to advance the goals they say they support. >> thank you both. a lot to cover this monday. we appreciate it. >>> ahead for us, a major shakeup at cbs, the ceo les moonves is out. this as six more women come forward accusing him of sexual abuse and misconduct. what does it mean for the network and what will justice look like for these women? >>> also, is senator ted cruz in jeopardy of losing his seat to a democrat in texas? why the lieutenant governor of texas is reportedly asking for president trump's help. >>> and serena williams fines thousands of dollars after this outburst at the u.s. open. the controversy, the fallout, and why serena says this was blatant sexism and now a number of her male tennis co-stars are backing her up. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. ti

thing is to see how people step up and try to help their neighbors, if not strangers, from states afar the affected areas. if anybody is watching this, is there something that any of our viewers can do to help? >> i think that probably the best thing that they can do to help would be to contact organizations like the salvation army, potentially the red cross. during my tenure at fema we worked very closely with both. and find out who they can donate money to. because you don't necessarily know what kind of goods or what kinds of things are going to be most needed in an area. but donations of money to some of the local organizations that are trying to help are always welcome. >> as are you, john copenhover, we look forward to talking to you hopefully under better circumstances. >>> coming up next, the mueller probe and what it could mean for michael cohen. t let's be honest, nobody likes dealing with insurance. which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. see, they know it's confusing. i literally have no idea what i'm getti

brian: explain to those of us who watch it from afar. what is going on in that room?s she telling the truth every day? why is there such an end has it -- and housing -- antagonistic room against her? major: it is one the white house internally thinks about all the time. probably more than those of us who sit in those rows think about it and more than trump supporters might imagine. they are sensitive to it. this antagonistic atmosphere here in the first place and why does it persist? some of that has to do with the rhetoric the president has turned toward the news media. psychologyt of the of this interaction. rallies,dent says at as he repeatedly does, we are fake, disgusting, dishonest, we are liars, we do all this intentionally. the audience turns and screams and brays at us. that has a psychological effect. no human being is immune from that. i dealt with it during the campaign. i have dealt with its at rally since donald trump was elected president. does sarah huckabee sanders truth?tell the i will only quote her. there have been several times in the briefing whe

as you hear and again you're watching this from afar, you have no personal knowledge of what happenede, but as an experienced prosecutor, do you find her allegation credible? >> well, you know, i've worked as a prosecutor and a defense attorney and i've tried cases where people have been acquitted for this sort of charge, and when i look at this case, first of all, it's 36 years old. i mean, we're reaching back to high school to try to resurrect this claim against judge kavanaugh, and it's almost impossible to prove a case of that age. and what prosecutors look at, they look at, to see if there was a fresh complaint made about the alleged rape or attempted rape at the time of the incident and of course there was none made for at least another 20 years. just think about the cosby case for a minute. that's dominated american covera coverage of the courts. this case is 20 years older than the criminal case he was tried on, so if he were trying this, it would be one of the oldest rape cases in america. very difficult to prove to a jury. >> wendy, experienced prosecutor as well. there's be

it's not as if the president is afraid to fire people from afar.how james comey was fired. he sent one of his aides over to the fbi. comey was across the country. >> he got fired on tv basically. >> he got fired on tv. exactly. that is certainly not a concern of this president. the biggest concern is as jim is laying out and as we've been reporting here at cnn all day, about the conflicting and confusing advice and points of view that the president and his top aides have about rosenstein. do they think that rosenstein said what he said, that "the new york times" reported on friday about wanting to tape the president, about the 25th amendment? probably. yes, they do. you know, the whole question is whether he was being sarcastic or not. my understanding in talking to sources is that john kelly has done his own kind of internal investigation and he has concluded that rosenstein's denial is weak. but the question is, to what end? to what end is rosenstein going to get fired? and the backdrop that we're up against, the midterms six weeks from tomorrow,

it is a team sport with five on each team and they come from afar, from germany and japan, to try toe cushions around. stay safe. did you jump too far and too high? i was all right on that course. keen to catch and not be caught. tomorrow evening at york hall in london, the world championships. finding a new home can be a complicated business for renters, but it's hoped that new laws in england will cap deposit payments and end unneccessary admin fees by the end of the year. the government hopes the tenant fees bill will make the private rented sector fairer and more affordable. radio 4's money box presenter — adam shaw — joins us from our london newsroom to tell us more. we have talked about this a lot, the charges added on, the extras, what are they proposing? they are going to consign them to the dustbin which is good news for a lot of tenants. we have spoken to a lot of tenants. we have spoken to a lot of tenants. we have spoken to a lot of people and on the programme we feature a couple in their 20s who rent in london. they were genuinely shocked, they know what the rent will be

he can seem like a statue on a pedestal and people revere, some from afar, but is very cold. my goal was to try to get inside his head, if i could, and perhaps figure why he did what he did, but also show the man, not just historical figure. >>> twice a month, c-span's cities tour take book tv and american history tv on the road to explore the literary life and history of a selected city. working with our cable partners, we visit various literary and historic sites and interview local lis tohistorians, authors civic leaders. watch any of our past interviews and tours online by going to booktv.org and selecting cities tour from the series drop-down at the top of the page or by visiting c-span.org/citiestour. you can also follow the c-span cities tour on twitter for behind the scenes images and video from our visits. @cspancities. >> the thing is, early in the book i say i define -- i use a really broad umbrella term but when i talk about specific individuals, i use their self-definition. but i lost an interview because of that, which is really interesting. i had been put in to