prosecutors say they will not retry a man convicted of killing .ashington intern chandra leavy prosecutorsay they cannot prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. he was convicted in 2010 but later granted a new trial. her 2001 disappearance created a national sensation after she was romantically linked with then congressman gary condit. the top u.s. leader in afghanistan says five american soldiers have been wounded in fighting with islamic state. noneal john nicholson says of the wounds were life-threatening. three soldiers were evacuated from the area and two half and returned to duty. finding terrorists is important that expensive. the hill report citing the iraqgon that the fight in and syria averages $11.8 million a day for 678 days of operations or about $354 million per month. news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 in morests and analysts than 120 countries. thank you so much. we are taking a look at the european banks right now. they are cheaper than ever, and this comes into focus before tomorrow's big stress test results for the sector. the sector is trading at record lows -

ashington included him among the six first appointees to the supreme court. he had a little bit of a chip on shoulder though to be fair. he thought he should have been the chief justice and felt over.d i don't know if it had anything resigned it, but he in 1791 without having heard a far e case to accept the more prestigious position of of south carolina. when john jay left to accept the far more prestigious position as governor of new york, president appointed rutledge to be the second chief justice. but alexander hamilton was his first joyce and washington hamiltonim the job but declined stott think if things had been different. successful play on broadway could be a hip hop justice bout a chief which would have been a little different. jay and i are not going to rap ct this interview in though and i think we'll get started right now. thank you. [applause] >> chief, thank you so much for coming to our little gathering. it's just great to have you here. back a long way nd we were together in the justice department during the reagan administration. at that te

was aide to camp a big feud with washington and realized he had to justify this decision to quit ,ashington to his father-in-law who is a close friend of washington. he sat down and wrote a letter to his father-in-law and said, the great man and i have come to an open rusher, he shell for once at least repent of his ill humor. i remember that line, he shall for once at least repent his ill-humor kept reverberating in my mind. suddenly, hamilton is giving me this sense of this volatile powder keg. penlton tended to perceptive portraits of people. he had been working with washington every day for several years at that time, and so i thought to myself, washington seemingly the most familiar person in our history, could it be that he was the most unfamiliar and some way, and that was my opening wedge. it pried open for me a whole was intense and volatile. he was this man of marble, and he was not at all. watch the entire program sunday at 8:00 and >> the c-span buses in philadelphia, pennsylvania this week. they are talking to the democratic national convention and the issues most important to

seenurse, we have ,ashington and ankara at odds with washington supporting the people's protection unite syrian kurdish military group, whereas power is against this group, which is effectively an extension of the pkk, which constitutes the most significant strategic security risk for turkey. we can expect significant friction and tensions over the coming weeks and months. strained withrly the united states. talk to us what happened with the eu and turkey. what about the agreement to do with the migrant crisis and visa-free travel for the turkish ? expect those negotiations will continue. perhaps not so visibly. erdogan is likely to used the coup attempt as ammunition with his negotiations. migrant deal is pivotal for politicians. you have to deal with the brexit fallout. you have to deal with the rise of antiestablishment parties. erdogan will use the failed attempt to show that turkey needs robust legislation related to the fight against terrorism and robust legislation related to being able to scrutinize personal protections of data. will use this as part of his negotiating platform,

ashington invented it. washington, of course, had no agenda of his own to advance. he had no program for his first hundred days, which is a millstone that has hung around the neck of every president since fdr, generally by the media, pundits, and the opposition in order to be able to say, if the president has not accomplished what we expected him to do, fulfilled his promises in the first 100 days, he is a failure, and i do not think any president benefits from that. i think we should retire the phrase, and it certainly did not exist back in 1789. and when i said washington was a republican in his bones, he looked to congress for leadership, not the other way around. and his hands trembled at his inauguration, and that was for good reason, because he did everything he said or did would set a precedent for better or worse. well, i should quote you at least a phrase or two up of what washington was thinking. before he set out for new york, he confided to a neighbor, near where we are right now, he said, from the moment when the necessity of accepting the office of chi

organized at the "washington post" hotel and newspaper, i st" guess we rented the space from mary ashington post," arranged for the space, during the summer, betty had asked me, do the publicity. i was in public relations, i was the vice president of what was largest public relations agency in the world at that time. i did the publicity and arranged famous picture that's in the book here of the founders. of in us about 35 that room. y press release which i wrote said more than 300 women and men the country, 300 -- but there were about 35 of in us said we , and it organization,tant to have laws enforced on behalf of equality and the the early nothing was very much betty friedan's. she also wrote a statement of purpose for n.o.w. you can get that on the n.o.w. prepared to just be be so inspired. next to the feminine mystique it's just the thing betty ever wrote. it listed everything wrong with and it -- only 5% of octors were women, all spelled out there, and we made a few ittle changes but it was betty's document, it's a beautiful document. society, andg with what n.o.w. is going to do to ch

we believe in a country where power is taken back from ashington and return home to states and localts where it's more effective, more efficient and more accountable to the people. why? because america deserves better. we believe in a country where freedom and personal success do not come from the clumsy hands of government, but rather from the dignity that comes from hard work. why? because america deserves etter. the simple truth is liberal washington insiders created our problems and hillary clinton is the ultimate liberal washington insider. if she were anymore on the inside, she would be in prison. [cheering] america deserves better than hillary clinton. [cheering] and that, ladies and gentlemen, is why we need to support donald trump and mike pence to be the next president and next vice president of the united states. [cheering] last august, right here in cleveland, i sit on the stage and i said that any of the republicans running for office would be better than hillary clinton. i meant it then and i mean it now. so let me be clear. a vote for anyone other than donald trump in

heavily e work force supported by the company in ashington state. and also schools in washington and georgia. and in california, just we have started operation. we expect the u.s. people to develop or design all the material, this is kind of history and i think this is kind of quality of the work force. we expect the u.s. people to do. >> i want to talk about that because i think you really have describing the inflection point or transformative moment that exists right now in global trade and in global investment. and how in this environment of also fear of change that that moment could be squandered in some way. we'll talk about that in a moment. at jetro, how do you see the broadest possible potential in the united states beyond manufacture, beyond battery wizards and people who are really good at, you know, designing cars or assembling car parts? beyond insurance even. > now other than those we have people in central and south america for industry, they start the siness and then go to cities like chicago or houston or dallas. so now many industri

announcing ama yesterday that according to ashington times, will leave afghanistan to his successor, will keep the troop levels at this year, end of more than he had planned. we covered the president's tatement on this so you can, again, go to our web site and n.org to watch that hen you can find senator bob corker on twitter saying that's full statement before many of the republicans advocating, that they generals, keep the troop levels where it's at because of the taliban and make a s trying to foothold in that state. congresswoman barbara libo on theter saying the news that troops will stay into afghanistan in 2017 confirms war will stretch into yet another presidency. carolyn in west salem, north carolina, a democrat. carolyn, go ahead. caller: hi, yes. i would just like to say that supporter trump that's so fearful and scared and afraid of isis, i just want them as an that african-american born and raised i have lived with everything from the klu klux and the police whether they were going to shoot one of my ousins, who's going to have a burning cross in front of their house set