ford's theater, the spot where he ultimately died to the telegraph offices and newspaper row where the ap office and the new york office were to the white house so you can place yourself among all these significant spots a part of the story. the first edition is the 2:00 a.m. edition, more or less the regular edition, the morning paper at the time, and it covers essentially it's the breaking news, the flash moment of the president's been shot. interestingly enough, it uses the word "assassination" already in that paper because at the time, that word meant a surprise violent attack on someone. it did not necessarily mean something that resulted in death. it's come to mean that over the years, but that's interesting. while you see the word assassination, it just reports the shooting, as well as some other tidbits of information. it reports that the secretary of state was attacked as well. this gives you the first blush of what went on that evening. the second edition is a 3:00 a.m. edition. it's just an hour later. you can see how swiftly the new york herald is working to get information to

we came down to forta ap hill to train for several weeks. as i reflect back on this, it was a couple of years before this was built. i would've been able to really benefit from these facilities. typically it is a couple of weeks that soldiers, go here to train. --, and go here to train. it typically takes about a two-week amount of time is help our soldiers become agile and adaptive. a lot of people talk about when you look at soldiers and what you want them to be and how you want unveiled to react? you want them to be confident responsible, trustworthy. all those intangible things that you wanted soldiers and good citizens. those things are hard to train. if you ask someone how to make them responsible and adaptable that is a huge part of our effort here. we bring them through and pedro saw some of our soldiers training. we build scenarios to challenge our soldiers and put them in the uncomfortable situations so they can make the right decisions. as i said, we send our soldiers around the world and everyone is watching. we want them to make

this year, 30 students are taking the ap english iv exam. before shanna arrived, the number was exactly zero. shanna's impact reaches beyond her classroom as well. her english-as-a-second-language students write bilingual books for kids, and record lessons that refugee families can access online. her ap students hit the streets of amarillo on public health campaigns, conduct social science research on the health benefits of gratitude. i love that, too. [laughter] as her school's instructional coach and as a literacy trainer for the district, shanna helps other teachers learn how to better teach reading and writing. for some of her colleagues she's a godsend. her principal says, "one teacher told me he was sinking until shanna came to his rescue." she often uses the tale of hansel and gretel to finish the school year. it's a story, she says, of how we can be our own heroes -- find our way out of the forest. shanna's students have gone on to the ivy league. they've won prestigious scholarships. but more importantly, many have just found their

that is what we are doing here at fort ap hill. we are providing all these cues that'll make them think because that is what we want our soldiers today. our motto is think, adapt, and participate. that is what we want our soldiers to do in virginia before they go into harms way. host: you are hearing from colonel john petkosek, talking about this training center and asymmetric warfare. next is vincent in dayton, ohio. go ahead. caller: sir, my question is for the national guard units and domestic law enforcement authorities also using the center for their training. guest: vincent, all different types of units use this facility. it is a national asset, a military asset. it is used all different times. even this afternoon it will be used by a unit coming in as a law enforcement unit to understand how to operate in these environments. it is not just the army. it is the joint force. we use this facility by the army navy, air force, marines, other government agencies use it, and they use it to come here so they can train to do what we'r

everyone from ap s hold the applause everyone from ap s stand up okay >> so is now sit down the point of this experience even though we all know that ap s a difficult place to work in the sense that it is got a great mission and people do great work the work is hard xhovrt things everyday that people don't know and certainly not confront but it is interesting people have been there quite some time it says a lot about you and your colleagues although the work is hard and difficult it makes a difference difference in people's lives and so it is good to be mission focused and it is good to be be able to remember the good outcomes not always the outcomes but people are committed not limited to to this work so it is great your colleagues have written about you i want to highlight some of the words that were in this what i was giggle about you so the words that stood out knowledgeable about community resources how else do we solve our problems commitment to protecting vulnerable adults showing respect to clients, being polite, good linking sclerosis skills and trying to said the clients poi

hollis's ap government class. my question is what is the difference between independent regulatory agencies and other bureaucratic agencies? guest: estevan, so glad you asked this. i was asking this myself at breakfast. this is a crucial distinction. as i would make the distinction between pancakes and bacon. bureaucracy is of the verb of our government. it is on the executive branch. if the president is a noun, who does the work of government? when the laws are passed and the president and forces them, it is the bureaucracy, but that is a vast group of more than 3 million federal employees across the country and world. you have the executive department area these are cabinet officials and their departments. then you have the independent regulatory agency, created by congress to be nonpartisan. they're not supposed to be connected to the administration like the cabinet might be because the president appoints of the department chiefs. the independent regulatory agencies are given a specific function to regulate a s

we are at adams avenue ape roosevelt boulevard. lots of bad wrecks here over the years including one deadly one back in february. we can also tell you this, experts say that this summer, roadways like this will get busier, there will be more accidents and more deaths. road travel is more risky this year. the national safety council reports traffic deaths are up 8 percent, compared to this time last year and up 11 percent in the past three months. >> another justly since we got our phones, we can text people, we are looking down, not ago wear. >> reporter: this los angeles company says he sees his share of crashes and potential causes this coast to coast climb, and fatal wrecks comes as nsc marks its 1100 deadly day. council ceo deborah hairstan explains. >> we see a spike in the summer. >> reporter: they fine cheaper gas plus a rebounding economy whim bring more cars on the road whiz could make historically dangerous next few months even more so. more than 48,000 people have been killed in traffic wrecks between memorial day and la

we ap >> lily: hey. thanks for filling in for chelsea. i hope that connor's okay. >> phyllis: oh, i'm sure he will be. it's probably just a bug going around. >> lily: [ sighing ] yeah. i'm gonna have a meeting with the servers before we get under way. i know jack said this is really important, so i want to make sure that everything runs smoothly. >> phyllis: yeah. he wants the key players at newman-abbott to celebrate this merger without strangling each other. if we can accomplish that, sky's the limit. >> lily: [ chuckling ] yeah, right. [ footsteps approaching ] excuse me. so, it's true. you're really doing this. >> devon: let's not start this please? >> hilary: okay, just pretend you didn't see us. >> lily: i don't expect anything from you. but i thought that you actually cared about putting our family back together. >> neil: so, i saw the updated guest list, and i see that you invited nikki. >> victor: today's a day for all

host: fourrt ap fill -- about 45 minutes away.ichmond, virginia, close to washington, d.c., just outside of that area. we will be there for the last hour of "washington journal" talking about that training center at what is happening and how soldiers are preparing for a different kind of war fighting. back to our question -- your view on the current 2016 presidential field. virginia beach, a republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have two major things to say -- a lotta subject -- a lot of subjects. we need to start savings account to cover deductibles and co-pays for health insurance so we can afford these deductibles and co-pays. it should be a lifetime account. the second account would be for younger people -- the retirement accounts, in place of social security. both will help save the government a lot of money and we will be able to pay off, not only the interest, but paying down this massive debt. host: let's talk about these presidential candidates. who reflects that? caller: ben carson came up with the idea of

that is what we are doing here at fort ap hill. we are providing all these cues that'll make them think because that is what we want our soldiers today. our motto is think, adapt, and participate. that is what we want our soldiers to do in virginia before they go into harms way. host: you are hearing from colonel john petkosek, talking about this training center and asymmetric warfare. next is vincent in dayton, ohio. go dayton ohio, thanks for holding on. >> caller: mike question is for the national guard unit and the law enforcement authorities also using the center for their training. >> guest: no all different types use of this movie. the national asset, it's a military asset so we use it at all different times. even this afternoon is going to be used by unit coming in as a law enforcement unit to understand how do i operate in this environment so it's not just the army. it's enjoyed for so we use this facility by the army navy air force marines, other government agencies and they use it in order to basically come here to ask w

detectives from the gloucester county prosecutor's office ape also west deptford police responded, police say that this is not the a suspicious death and not criminal, at this point they do not believe that, and he was there shortly after employees, made a discovery. >> i seen, one of the cna workers, she was over there it looked like she was scared. she was trying to get i guess, she scene the guy's body that was there. he called up another co-worker. they were there. police officer arrived. and they found the body of a five five-year old man that was over there. >> reporter: and back out here live investigators just cleared the scene moments ago. manor care has not return our calls for comment at this point. police say they are in the releasing the name of the man discovered because they are still waiting to notify next of kin. for now live from west deptford new jersey, annie mccormack for channel six a "action news". >> thank you anni. >>> police in philadelphia are searching for a gunman who left a man critically injured in strawberry mansion. it happened on the 2800 block of lehigh

we're also handling that traffic duty, this morning and not so surprisingly, i-95 at broad street ape most other road in the area are not real busy this morning. so, is there your look at the practically empty i-95. checking over ben franklin bridge. it will be busy later on in the day but leave the shore now, it is smooth sailing. 422 eastbound between stowe road and 100 we have construction that has one lane getting by. so that is what is going on there. even on the holidays those construction folks working hard to check your regional rail schedules because they are on the holiday schedule today, chris. >> sue, thank you. 4:17. hollywood mourning death of the actress and comedian ann mirror her family confirms she died saturday but no other details provided about her death. her career including performances on the ed sullivan showed, sex and the city and king of queens. she was famous for work ago long side her husband comedian jerry stiller ben stiller is their son. she was 85 years old. >>> cleveland emerged over weekend after police officer was acquitted saturday in connection wi

it is mainly just a big, swab of showers over that area ape that will head our way with time. for now though look at how chilly it is. thirty-seven in mount pocono. you can see talking blue, the dark blue contouring, you know it is getting chilly. you can see how it is sun pressing the warmth with the high from north to south. off to the south we have temperatures in the 60's. it is cold enough with the light enough wind to have prompted freeze and frost advisories and warnings. north of our area not here. it is chilly up in luzerne or lackawana county, so not that far from frustrates, they are waking up to a little frost out on the grass and path yes this morning. over the course of time we will heat right backup, mid 80's by this weekend but that is when that warm front comes n it does its job and heat things up but it will bring in more cloud and showers and thunderstorms but no day is a wash out here coming up. ukee back to you. >>> the phillies will play afternoon baseball today. it is 1:05 start against pirates and phillies have have a new name in their record books. the

guest: we also want to thank fort ap hill for hosting us. the video work -- we want to thank them as well. that is it for "washington journal" today. another episode comes 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> covering several senate hearings on the c-span networks today starting with defense secretary ashton carter and the outgoing chief martin dempsey. they will become about the pentagon budget. our live coverage picking up in about half an hour 10:30 eastern on c-span. right now -- a hearing on technology and seniors living independently. that is that 2:00. also, on c-span 3, labor laws and the seafood industry. is that 2:30 p.m. eastern. the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress with color photos of every sender and house number, plus i'll and contact information, and twitter handles. also, district maps, a full dot map of capitol hill, and a look at congressional committees, the a

bus stop buddy has long sleeve coat on because it is chilly ape breezy. we are cool this morning but rain has cleared out with sunshine and a few clouds. not quite a ten because that wind picks up. we will call it a nine today. ultimate doppler radar showing that we are clear and rain has pushed out, cleared out and it will stay this way for a while. majority of the who will will day weekend looks cry. bit cool this morning 567893 degrees. the wind northwest at 8 miles an hour. sun coming up just after 5:40. 75 degrees today and breezy. wind pick up out of the northwest. makes it feel cooler. tonight another cool night 50 in the city, surrounding suburbs will be dropping down in the 40's, overnight tonight. so that is just a bit chilly. that is your weather. now lets get you started on the road out there, first we will go to i-95, cottman things look all clear there. no major problems this morning. we head to route 42 freeway looking pretty good this will be busy later lot of people heading to the shore as soon as that sunshine comes out we will see traff

. >> ape it will stay that way. actually by friday, will pollen levels will go down but now we have grass pollen in addition to the tree pollen we have had all spring. we are at medium high levels. it could be worse. we could be at high, high but we're at medium high. it is a bad allergy season. days like yesterday you want to be outside and enjoy it. so make sure you have your medications, if you need it. high pressure is in control today. this weather pattern set up yesterday with the the southeasterly wind and that is the warmer winds because you see everything coming down from the warm area in the south. we have got a stationary front out to the west and of course nasty weather down to the southwest of us, moving out of texas and into louisiana. so will this ever make it through? yes. but not right away. things will get more unsettled as it gets more the hot and humid each day. is there ultimate doppler for us. we will jump down to louisiana where rain we had yesterday in texas and still more today around housto

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ap shares falling after revenue missed estimates. bye-store sales plunging 12%.rojections were a 7% drop. the company tried to revamp its product range and reshuffle its leadership. took a vehicle exports tumble in april. they are down 22%. exports down 15% the first four months of the year. but jeopardizes the overall export target. political instability in key markets and policy changes also being pointed to as reasons for that slump. all things social media. here is yvonne. yvonne: apple just announced plans there are going green in china. they're partnering with the world wildlife fund and tried to protect one million acres of forest. the goal is manufacturing centers focusing on renewable energy. it is good news on that front. the past couple years, apple has been under fire as a supplier for overworking its employees and unsafe working conditions. there are people in social media talking about this initiative saying, is this a greenwashing tactic? some users saying, how about doing something for the underprivileged workers making the products? still some ba

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esaw m battery on top of the mountain who first opened fire on the union forces from on top the to ap mountain. >> when it got there confederates were in rough shape. in particular, what was the artillery like at that point? >> it had been greatly reduced in numbers. it was short on horses and battery wagons and such as that, so it was not as up to full strength at all. batteries reduced down from four guns, shorter than the union's six gun battery down to two or one.ral >> what was the sentiment in the unit you were involved with? >> well, the -- what we thought about most and talk about most was what these men were experiencing that night. whether both sides, there had to be trepidation on the bly a confederate side, certainly, and there was probably a sense of relief as well as a sense of dispair, and those soldiers ic surrendered, the 25000 that that could stick it out you wonder o if they knew if they had a home to go to or what type of situation they would find returning home. >> looking at 150 years later what's the lesson?is >> the lesson is that this is really the turning poi

. >> that's been ape possibility.ens the likely of liberal democrat participation in a coalition with the conservatives. used to be a conservative seat. it is under threat from labor this time around. but there are strong indications, conservatives are pitching in and, in order to stop labor. the liberal democart leader. conservatives in the seat will hoet,000 fo for him and preserved, needed by them. as a coalition partner again. >> what's stunning the usp, at the front of the political conversations in election. the liberal democrats have suffered as a result of being part of the cost coalition and breaking a promise on student fees. >> we live in disillusion. politics, the class. used to be outsiders. they were there for protest votes. once they moved into government. a brave decision. joined the conservatives they lost capacity to not pull themmen appropriate test votes. then, part of the literal they suffered breaking promises on tuition fees for university of of students. and they made a hef price for being in c

fire tire ap -- fire department honored one of their own. sam ford was at his funeral and had more on the massive outpouring of support. sam: some 3000 people said goodbye to the firefighter, most of them dressed in blue. members of the family, his wife two daughters, three sons. it was rough. mayor muriel bowser called him a hero, relating how 911 had dispatched another engine company to that high-rise fire may 6. mayor bowser: he radioed back to say they were close. residents credited him with saving their lives. [applause] sam: it was a spirited service a celebration of a young life. he was remembered as one who loved firefighting. he joined the cadet program after -- as a student at balloiu high school. >> to my brother, kevin mccrae rest easy. we will take it from here. you will not be forgotten. sam: his flag draped casket was brought out as hundreds stood at attention, placed on the engine that he commanded, staffed by his crew. the procession made its way past the firehouse where he served and where his colleagues also stood in his h

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all ap calculus students do have to be at school this morning by 7:45. >>> five minutes after the hour now and today we expect former arkansas governor mike huckabee to declare he is running for president. he's been courting iowa voters in recent years. his caucus win in 2008. some of the biggest republican stars haven't declared yet. >>> in less than an hour you can take your 16-year-old to vote in hyattsville before taking them to school. it's the first time they will be able to vote in municipal elections there. the mares office and five council seats are open for office. the polls open at 7:00 this morning and close at 8:00 tonight. >>> we know a lot of you will be glued to your tv tonight to watch the wizards playoff game. the team is facing the atlanta hawks on the road. they haven't lost a game in the playoffs so far on fire. go wiz! the capitals play tomorrow now with a 2-game to one lead. they will be at the verizon center. if you want a tick it will close you to $100 on line. >>> a southwest airlines flying touching down at the wrong airport. it made headlines. we're learning

the union less than ape year after a new law allowed same-sex marriage s in the country.he newlywed couple greeted and congratulated by well wishers before bethel spoke to the crowd expressing his gratitude. >> translator: i wish for everyone to be as happy as i am. thank you to luxluxembourg's people. thank you to everybody. i make no distinctions, thank you, everyone. thank you. >> fellow e.u. prime ministers from belgium and estonia, attended the ceremony. no one can say they dent look happy. celebrities lending its voice to a new campaign. why they are trying to get schools to sing a different tune when it comes to food. ♪ this stomach of mine ♪ ♪ revolution ♪ >> veggies are the better. ♪ the revolution >>> an historic performance, the minnesota orchestra became the first major u.s. orchestra to play in cuba since the two countries announced in december they would pursue closer relations. it is their first visit to the island nation since the 1930s. >> now, jamie oliver is calling for a revolution. the tv chef and activist is turning to some big names in music to help

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he honored a midshipman who died last week in port richmond in the ap track derailment saying jus tip-- justin zemse r wonderful made a great navy s.e.a.l. >> u.s. secretary of education arnie duncan joined mayor duncan at the linebacker ray in mantua to discuss summer enrichment and job opportunities for young people. school superintendent william height also participated. >> they can't do it themselves. the formula in pennsylvania has been morally bankrupt for a long type. >> the secretary of education says every child in the city deserves a great summer job as well as an education. >>> okay the holiday weekend upon us. how about this -- a nickel can get you far in atlantic city today. >> plus, the shore is not the only hot spot. if you are preparing to get your grill on you're not alone. mad rush to get the backyard barbecues in order. nothing like a brand new one. that story ahead and a live report from delaware. plus -- >> why would you hurt somebody? why? >> shocking surprise. what a girl found this her yearbook that prompted the school to recall every one of them. >> and realit

starting when the first votes are cast and ape new government takes shape.right here on cnn. >>> meantime, back in the united states, mike huckabee, former governor of the u.s. state of arkansas. announced his second bid for the presidency. he joins a list of republicans hoping to win the white house in 2016. >> i announce. i am a canned dadidate for the president of the united states of america. >> huckabee casts himself as a small time guy. can relate to american families. chris chin evangelicals, an influential group that faithfully votes in elections. as he launched his candidacy. hillary clinton was on the campaign trail. pitching an overall of u.s. immigration rules. she is accusing republican opponents of seeking to relegate immigrants to second-class status. during a stop in las vegas, she laid out her plan for reform. including a pathway to u.s. citizenship. she spoke at a high school on tuesday with 70% of the students are latino. clinton noted that young people are especially impacted by the broken system. and she wants to help them. >> i will fig

president obama is heading to camden to meet with members of the camden county police department apeour the time operation tactic california center. camden reduces federal crime and improve offer all quality of life of people living there. >>> coming up, the phillies, oh yeah, a whole lot of first including the first, five game winning streak, since last summer. much more straight ahead in sports. >>> the phillies sweeping arizona lets go to citizens bank park, what hasn't happened sean osullivan winning in the major league. in the paying attention to the catcher when he throws back the baseball. darren ruf starting at first base, two hits, this home run which gave phillies a two to nothing lead. miguel franco your third base man now until whenever, has a triple earlier and then this in the eighth inning, a home run, phillies win it the over arizona six to nothing. a five game winning streak and a sweep of air zone. >>> stanley cup conference finals to anaheim, anaheim and chicago, two-one in the third period. there it is, anaheim in the dark uniforms, the the shot and score by nate

ape a over the years folks have used plenty of interesting word to describe me.d i exhibited a little bit of uppityism. another noted that i was one of my husband's cronies of color. cable news charmingly referred to me as obama's baby momma. >> i remember all of that. it was ugly. >> first lady, encouraged graduates to focus on their own truth don't let someone else define you and voters deal with the similar charges. first lady will deliver remarks at overland college and a high school in her hometown of chicago. >> do you remember who gave your commencement speech. >> at the university of kansas. >> i'm not ensure i went. >> what. >> i don't remember who gave mine. >> it was a woman i can see her there but some kind of state, like a government person. >> i had a governmental person but it was a man but i don't remember. >> it was either a a man or a woman but i don't remember. >> it was prince. no prince spent the weekend using his talents to entertain thousands of fans, yeah. >> but artist also released a tribute song titled baltimore following death of fredd

report now from sources to the ap. not matched independently at cnbc but ap reporting the irs believes that the identity thieves who stole the personal tax information that was reported earlier today, are from russia. now i should say there's no more context to this report that the wires are flashing but a distinction between identity thieves being from russia and the russian government. a lot of cyber security criminals who operate out of russia and some of the nearby countries. one of the questions here will be exactly who was behind this whether they were located in russia or not. what was their motive and their affiliation with any national government. the ap as of right now reporting that irs believes those identity thieves were in russia. >> all right. eamon, thank you for now we'll keep following the story and bring you more details as we get them. >> soccer has arrived in the u.s. but it's in the midst of a scandal. fifa slammed with a calamity that rivals anything baseball and basketball has been slammed with.