had no idea, she said, that shirley had left pepper with barbara.barbara persuaded a court that pepper had essentially been abandoned and, thus, could be adopted or that shirley stole her back again. and then there they were telling their story on "dateline." telling how shirley and barbara had described her. >> yes, i heard what they said about me. i was not a street walker. i was a waitress all my life. >> you also said you didn't really want your children. you were happy to abandon them. >> i never abandoned my children. never. ever. and would never, ever do that. >> and she wasn't a drug addict either, she says. she's not had a smooth or easy life. and for much of it, she has missed her children and blamed herself for what happened. trusting shirley? >> yes. >> and for not having those kids under your wings all the time? >> i felt like it was my fault because i put them -- in the hands of this monster. >> we're in a hotel room in los angeles. geri is eager, anxious, terrified, visibly shaking. and then they come around the corner. their first me

had no idea, she said, that shirley had left pepper with barbara.ed a court that pepper had essentially been abandoned and, thus, could be adopted or that shirley stole her back again. and then there they were telling their story on "dateline." telling how shirley and barbara had described her. >> yes, i heard what they said about me. i was not a street walker. i was a waitress all my life. >> you also said you didn't really want your children. you were happy to abandon them. >> i never abandoned my children. never. ever. and would never, ever do that. >> and she wasn't a drug addict either, she says. she's not had a smooth or easy life. and for much of it,he has missed her children and blamed herself for what happened. trusting shirley? >> yes. >> and for not having those kids under your wings all the time? >> i felt like it was my fault because i put them -- >> we're in a hotel room in los angeles. geri is eager, anxious, terrified, visibly shaking. and then they come around the corner. their first meeting in 37 years. >> a lifetime we've missed.

barbara was turquoise it was based off of our eyes i had a twinkle that has to do with mischief and barbara has beautiful turquoise eyes, and yeah. as a first grader i had a wild imagination. >> she did. it made life fun. but implicated. my story is all you see in movies. bald man -- upbeat and candy -- the puppy would have one step too far. >> what was lara bush's reaction? >> my mom is unbelievably calm. >> i was busted here's the thing she can shut us down with one look -- never even needs to raise her voice. she is so calm and -- but she was not happy. let's be honest. she also i can't help but think found is hilarious, maybe not we'll have like that after you have to tell the secret servicemen ewe, in fact, not been kidnapped. >> i fake my own kidnapping you say stories are inaccurate but there was a long term story about you -- tollbooth, with yale, cars. >> that did, in fact, happen but unintentional. >> you have to write about that. not that good of a story. >> by the way, this is how -- how the world was back then. i don't know this story. >> i was with friends fromyale we're going

>> october 24th. >> host: barbara bush, what are you doing? >> i run an organization which focuses on competitively recruiting amazing solving continuing to solve the most pressing health issues through the rest of their lives and our lives. it is helpful way to wake up every day knowing that there iss almost 1000 amazing young people who are passionate about serving others making sure they can livn a healthy, dignified life. >> global health corps. >> global health corporation. >> doing awesome work.ion. >> host: final question, sorority or fraternity among white house kids. do you talk with the johnson girls or women, or nixon women? >> we definitely have. definitely with chelsea and malia and sasha. with malia sasha, unbelievably protective of them. people thought it was odd how protective we were but it isn't. we saw ourselves, which saw ourr little sells then when our grandpop became president. when they left the white house, same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad as president is incredibly rewardin

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step two -- barbara forecloses on the thermometer property.bank that still has a lien on it. finally, willis herron's pride and joy is back in his family, free and clear. step four may be the hardest part -- getting the darn thing working again. for that, it's back to yesco. >> we ended up having to put a new computer in it, new drivers, software, and new l.e.d. lighting. >> so how much did it cost to fix the thermometer? >> about $150,000. >> family members, most of whom live a couple of hours away, take rotating shifts in baker to protect the tower from vandals. >> here's where we've been the last four months. >> what? >> yeah. >> you said you lived on the property. i thought there was a house. you've been living in this? >> this is it. >> willis' grandson, dan, a recent law-school graduate, takes a break from job hunting to help set up the gift shop. >> i painted everything, and i fixed the drywall, and... i don't know. all kinds of stuff. >> family members don't get paid. profits from the shop barely cover the electric bill for the thermom

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that has to do with mischief and barbara has these beautiful turquoise eyes. yeah, as a first grader i had a wild imagination. >> she did. it made life on but complicated. >> guest: instead of getting in trouble i acted like him and by the way, my sword was perfectly flawless. it was exactly what you read or see in all the movies. >> host: what was your moms reaction? >> guest: my mom is unbelievably calm. i was busted. this is a good thing. she can shut us down with one look. she never even needs to raise her voice. she so-called, but -- she is so calm that she was not happy. i can open to think speed is strong and may be. after you to tell the secret service then you have not been kidnapped. >> i take my own kidnapping time what you say those are inaccurate but there was a long-term story about you, a tollbooth, yale, cars. >> guest: that did, in fact, happened but -- >> you need to write about that. eitheby the way, this is how the world was back then. i didn't even know this story. >> i was with friends from yale. oddly enough we're going to a pro wrestlin

danielle nottingham reports from santa barbara county. >> reporter: smoke rose from the mountains in santa barbara county as firefighters continue to battle a massive fire which broke out saturday afternoon. the flames quickly spread over the weekend, forcing hundreds of people to evacuate nearby campgrounds. including 80 children who were trapped in a camp barracks saturday. >> i pray that if i didn't die, then i would go to church. and then right when i prayed the firefighters came. >> reporter: firefighters are keeping their eye on this campsite. you can see the smoke and hot spots among the downed trees. at the other end of santa barbara county, firefighters are battling another fire which charred at least 24,000 acres. many fled to a red cross shelter for the safety. >> it's overwhelming. sometimes you cry. >> reporter: andrew north of sacramento -- firefighters have made progress in the sierra nevada. at its peak, it threatened 5000 buildings. >> it was coming down. it was wild. we he had to get the hell out. >> reporter: slightly cooler temperatures and diminishing winds are h

bÁrbara: todos los casos son evaluados individualmente.deportados. obviamente, todo el mundo tiene una oportunidad de presentar su casa ante un juez -- caso ante un juez. javier: gracias. buenas tardes. gracias. presentadora: tenemos mÁs informaciÓn.obdulia sÁnchez la joven de 18 aÑos que causÓ conmociÓn tras trasmitirÁn instagram la siente vehicular que muriÓ su hermana de 14 aÑos y dijo que no le importaba. se declarÓ no culpable. aparentemente, consumÍa -- conducÍa ebria. el juez le fijo una fianza de 560000 dÓlares. la siguiente audiencia estÁ programada para el9 nueve de agosto --9 de agosto. la familia va a realizar el funeral la prÓxima semana. javier: se disparan las alarmas sobre los viajes de placer en mÉxico. el departamento de estado pide a los turistas estadounidenses que no consuman alcohol en exceso. presentadora: esto estÁ relacionado con una mujer de wisconsin que se ahogÓ tras beber whisky contaminado. contactamos en vivo a ismael macÍas que tiene lo Último sobre este caso. adelante. ivÁn: muy buenas tardes. efectivamente

barbara, keep us posted.o washington when the press briefing turns to sarah sanders. it was inevitable there would be fall—out from venezuela's election. at stake was the make up of the constituent assembly. this body isn't a permanent body, it doesn't always exist within venezuela but it does exist if changes to the constitution are needed. officials in venezuela voter —— will tell you the turnout was over 42%, the opposition says 90% abstaining. we know voters were choosing members of a joint assembly, this assembly will look into the government's adding to the current constitution. opposition groups fear this could mean nicolas maduro trying to extend his time as president and this is what we are seeing in caracas, significant violence, ten people died and the presence of the authorities on the street was very visible. nicolas maduro was delighted, there he is celebrating with his supporters and we will look in a minute at his position but this is interesting, in the last few minutes we have heard the last

barbara holtstreater, partnerships officer with the prince george's public county schools, in the office of strategic and external affairs. very long titles and appropriate because you all do a lot of work. thank you so much for being with us this morning. so while all the kids are at the beach or camp and the parents are enjoying summer, you all are very, very busy. in fact, this is one of the busiest times of year for you. cathy? >> yes, our very busiest time working with our business and community partners, the county government and other groups to raise funds for school supplies and collect backpacks for students in need. >> barbara, you and ellen are doing pretty much the same thing but in your own county? >> we are. we're very excited to be here. most importantly, that we can really share what we're doing for the students of prince george's college and county, i should say. so we have our back to school sale on saturday, august the 26 donation forth 10,000 backpacks. we are excited to move forward with that as well. >> that's more than you had been anticipating. >> probably triple.

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barbara starr at the pentagon for us. thank you so much. >>> north korea is just one of the pressing problems that president trump is going to discuss as he meets with world leaders at the g20 summit this week. the most closely watched encounter, though, is going to be his first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin, and cnn's ryan nobles is following this for us at the white house. you're learning some details about this meeting. what can you tell us, ryan? >> reporter: yeah, brianna, there's no doubt there was already going to be quite a bit of a big spotlight on this meeting between president putin and president trump. it is a going to take on an even bigger public focus because both sides agreed to make it a formal bilateral event which could be a sign that both sides are open to boosting diplomatic ties. >>> as donald trump prepares for the second overseas trip of his presidency, rising tensions around the globe are raising the stakes for his meetings with world leaders at the g20 summit in germa

barbara lewis. [applause] barbara: it is truly a pleasure to be with you this evening. particularly since so many of us understand that this is the birthday of phillis wheatley. we cannot say for sure that it is the birthday, because no one knows exactly when she was born. but, by tradition and believe, this day has been designated to celebrate her coming to earth. let me say a little bit about how this arose. as mentioned, i am affiliated with the theater. a year or so ago there was a play that they did which was set in africa, about a woman who was seriously committed to religion. as i thought about the play, it seemed to me she was an african pygmalion. herself was ans african pygmy alien -- py gmalion. someone who would been transformed by her experience. but, the transformation it seemed, was more beneficial perhaps to those who had transformed her, then it was to her herself. that got me to thinking more about phillis wheatley. we have a building named the wheatley building. also, thinking about boston and the flickering history it has had. it has had this history

barbara bush: let's see. there's a quote i really love. get it wrong but it's something along the lines of , there's no one you can love once you know their story and it's important for all of us to come close to the idea of listening but authentically sharing our histories and not thinking of the way people should know us. you will not know them until you look into their story to and that is really where the connection lies. chelsea clinton: i'm going to have you close us out and you have a new book that might fit into this game. >> i'm going to add a slight coda to what i said but end on a more optimistic note. i completely agree that we have to always start by listening and calling out and giving and encouraging those who are and have been structurally disempowered and often forcibly silenced. and i think we all have a vested , our first really principles always moving toward a more perfect union. i think though that we also have to recognize particularly at this moment that sexism is not an opinion. racism is not an opinion. homophobia

la silla mÁs que alcanzan hasta 200 pies de altura han incinerado una zona montaÑosa de santa bÁrbarak. hoy nos estÁ cayendo más ceniza que cualquier otro dÍa, comentÓ un residente afectado por el siniestro. estas dramÁticas imÁgenes provienen de un auto patrullero muestran el momento en que las autoridades conducÍan cerca de los juegos para poder rescatar a varios niÑos de un campamento de verano el pasado sÁbado. el voraz incendio que ya arrasÓ con mÁs de 17,000 acres y destruyo ocho viviendas como sÓlo estÁ controlado en un 36%. el mismo panorama se vive en san bernardino, california, donde un incendio se propaga rÁpidamente cerca de una de las autopistas mÁs transitada de la regiÓn, consumiendo unos 1000 acres. >> la causa del incendio sigue bajo investigaciÓn. es muy progre que la poca lluvia las altas temperaturas hayan empezado la situaciÓn. se prevÉ que los fuertes vientos continÚan enviando el fuego a zonas pobladas. >> estamos muy pendientes. tener un buen recorte en el crÉdito es una ventaja significativa la hora de pide prÉstamos. si usted no estÁ satisfecho con su puntuac

jenna and barbara bush have a new book coming out. that's called sisters first. why does the title quest >> we are sisters first but we have been so lucky in our lives which meant we always have a partner in everything we are doing so whether it was growing up in texas because they're there was someone with us to make it more magical we had someone that was also going through the same experiences that understood what life was like but we started off together. >> your sister used the word ordinary. was your life ordinary? >> people will come up to us and say you are so normal on tv and it's kind of a strange thing to hear because we want to think of ourselves as exceptional as we are normal and we write a little bit about what made us who we are. my grandfather was a homebuilder homebuilder. they were just as much a part of our lives and in fact favor of this cornerstone so i think we have a sort of juxtaposition i don't think people realize and i don't think we have been through things on the outside but then there's also personal joys and struggles that we will

bÁrbara: yo estaba dividida. de hecho, en las redes sociales nunca meto nada de rosario.ti hacer este personaje? bÁrbara: muchÍsimo. creo que jorge franco en grande. la historia de rosario tijeras es un Éxito. es una gran historia. para mÍ, significÓ mucho. rosario es una mujer fuerte. no hay nada mÁs padre, bonito, que ser una mujer en poder ada. es una mujer que mata, pero toda la historia de amor que tiene, de pasiÓn, amor no correspondido, que trabaja para matar. los primeros capÍtulos es chica y tiene 16 aÑos. la violan. lo hacen de todo. carolina: tres que de alguna forma esto refleja un poco la realidad de mÉxico. es grabada en una de las colonias mÁs pobres de mÉxico. bÁrbara: sÍ. cuando llegÁbamos nos decÍan que ayer habÍan matado a cinco personas en dos calles. es la vida. es en serio. de pronto, todo fue en el cerro. todo fue locaciÓn. en la noche estÁbamos filmando y se escuchaban balazos. javier: es una de las mejores historias que univisiÓn tiene para ustedes de lunes a viernes. ahÍ, lo tenemos en imÁgenes. gracias por estar con nosotros. carolina: muchas gr

ost: barbara in virginia, democrat. hi, barbara. caller: hi. mr. meekske to say to hat with the frivolous -- democrats using frivolous russia, it g against is absolutely ridiculous, point one. two, why aren't they >> washington jourblingbe live every day at 7:00 a.m.. follow online at c-span.org. u.s. house gaveling in next to continue work on the 2018 defense authorization bill. a bill that sets pentagon programs and policy for the next fiscal year. we expect a late evening tonight with 100 or more amendments -- 210 amendments set for consideration in the house. live coverage now on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, bishop joshua k. lynn, masston lake church of god of prophecy, huntsville, alabama. the chaplain: holy father, you are the almighty, all-knowing creator. we submit to your infinite wisdom. on behalf of our nation and these leaders, we seek your forgiveness for playing our ways higher than yours. grant us your amazing grace from our sin as we turn to you. open the years of

barbara sinatra was 90.ing up next, the pro wrestler whose repertoire includes a liberal agenda. >>> we end with a man who turned politics into a contact sport. including liberal helpings of trash talk. here is jim axelrod. >> the stupidest people in east kentucky are right here in boyd county. >> if the name of the game for an aspiring villain is to generate that fan anger that fills the seats. >> like those enemies from the middle east or cold war soviets provoked years ago. then dan richards has it all figured out for this day and age in the wrestling hotbed of appalachia. >> the progressive liberal. >> richards is the progressive liberal. >> you feel this character. >> i am this character. >> thank god you can't vote little girl. >> when i drive through the hills of west virginia, kentucky, tennessee. i wasn't seeing a bunch of hillary clinton campaign banners, i was seeing trump make america great again. >> which is why richard, a 37-year-old real estate agent, decide to don some dump trump trunks, hill

barbara: thank you. thanks. there is a lot to chew on there. maybe too much. i think i want to ask the obvious first question, why should we believe these polls? a lot of people even in the u.s. would say they are not terribly reliable and in iran some people suspicious of a phone call from the outside. this is coming from a canadian outfit that conducts the polls. why should we have real faith in these numbers? ebrahim: a few things. first of all, they have demonstrated to be very predictive. i showed those numbers. they gave an, when interview to the economist three days before the election, they got the number right on. rouhani's numbers were not very different from the numbers of the poll. we see them being predictive in other areas as well. that is one reason i think we should basically use, make the most out of these polls numbers. the other thing is when we compare, for example, with response rates as compared to others. the response rates were much better. tople are not very hesitant voice their opinions. all it takes is for you to listen to these inte

more to come from barbara on all of this.et me continue the discussion right now with cnn military analyst retired major general james spider marx and sarah mcbride, the national press secretary for the human rights campaign. spider, this has been a discussion in the military for quite some time. what's your reaction to the announcement? >> i think this is -- as barbara indicated, this is a very small population within the military. it's not this grand issuance of policy that's going to significantly affect the military. the number one requirement for the military is readiness. everything else just pales, goes to the side, becomes noise. you want your military to be ready to fight tonight across the board in all the types of skill sets. so this joint team can come together and be successful. the fact that we have transgender military service members serving today honorably is wonderful. it's fine. they are serving. they have made a transition. they are what they are now. the discussion of whether we want to bring somebody in

. >> barbara you and ellen are doing the same thing. >> we are. we're very kpietd to be here but most importantly that we can share what we're doing for the students of prince george's college and county i should say. we have our back to school we're trying to raise money and donations for 10,000 backpacks. we're excited to move forward with that as well. >> that's more. >> that's probably trim. yes, yes. so we changed the venue to the stadium. we have some amazing spontaneous source and partners, hall of fame is one of our great sponsors so we're moving toward making a difference so the students can start a successful school year from day one. >> tell whaus it does. >> communities and schools we're the local affiliate of the nation's largest drop out prevention program. we partner with a school, we're in 11 public schools and we work with the principle and parents and kids to identify their needs and put a plan in to address them year around and we work to remove all the barriers that can get in the way of going school or learning once they're th

i wrote this part please look at it read the book here's the pilot telling us to think so you're barbara walters i am. her name is maxine robinson and she was named after max robbins and used to be at a.b.c. news he was the first black anchor yes so that was her kind of a boss to him so he she always saw her as a woman of color and she denied that it's about the view as she does but. she writes what she knows she and almost everything in the book is either based on a case that she tried an interview that she was a part of or something that happened to someone or do script right away. i thought it was pretty on the now so i mean knowing the view now weighing the talk and all these chat shows you can pretty much see the archetypes so i kind of knew who she was i could see myself who she was fusing together but i knew it was a matter of casting and direction and you know it was good writing to you guessed it almost feels i just literally just came here from the talk i just co-host that auto. and i've done the view several times so i know the operation and how it works which is great because

barbara, great reporting, thank you so much. a lot more to come on this. >>> another area of unclarity, if you will. the united states in disarray in the white house and the wild comments from anthony scaramucci. here he is explaining late night tweets. that's how it started and confused a lot of folks and pointed to reince priebus as the source of leaking information. >> the fish thinks from the head down. i can tell you two fish who don't think, okay? that's me and the president. i don't like the activity going on in the white house. i don't like what they are doing to my friend. i don't like what they are doing to the president of the united states. fellow colleagues in the west wing. if you want to talk about the chief of staff, we have had odds, we have had differences. when i said we were brothers from the podium, that's because we are rough on each other. some brothers are like cane and able. other brothers can fight and get along. i don't know if this is reparable or not. that will be up to the president. he is the chief

on you right now there are at least two wildfires burning in opposite ends of santa barbara county now in the northern part of the county is the alamo fire just east of santa maria it has burned over twenty eight thousand acres since thursday near twichell reservoir off highway one hundred sixty six and it currently stands at about fifteen percent containment with over sixteen hundred personnel involved crews put fire on the ground ahead of the main fire as part of their efforts a spokesperson says the method is safe and efficient stating quote it's easier to bring that fire to us versus having to go in there and put those containment lines in place where it's difficult to reach and access in the south of fire is also burning in the los padres national forest this is the whittier fire which began on saturday afternoon since then over ten thousand acres have burned firefighters say that as of this morning it stands at only five percent containment with over seven hundred personnel fighting the flames of this fire jumped across highway one fifty four burning down several structures as a

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barbara, what are you and your team learning?reporter: wolf, we've been told by the pentagon it was indeed a north korean intercontinental ballistic missile, and icbm, that north korea launched about 10:40 a.m., east coast time this morning. what does this all mean? an icbm is a long-range missile that has the capability some day of being able to strike the united states with potentially a nuclear warhead on top of it. that is the critical threat that president trump getting off that plane is facing. he would have been briefed about this now. no public word from the white house yet about this, but here's what's so critical, wolf. not just an icbm, but this is the second one within a month. north korea first tested an icbm on july 4th. stunning the world. and now today. a second icbm test launch. according to what the pentagon is telling us, it was launched out of a site in northern, north korea. north of the capital of pyongyang. it flew about 1,000 kilometers to the east. believed to have dropped in to the sea of japan. the east

guest: that is a picture of my wife and barbara bush.visited and my wife escorted barbara bush around the local school and a few other occasions, meeting with the wife of the chancellor. host: another picture from 1964. guest: i think that is on the deck of an aircraft carrier, if i remember correctly. i was junior officer on an attack carrier in the pacific. we spent most of our time off vietnam and were in the gulf of tonkin when the incident occurred which sparked american escalation of the war. the two destroyers involved in one of those incidents were under the command of our foreign captain at the time. host: let me ask you about this afghanistan, december 14, 2001. guest: i have been appointed just after 9/11 as the bush administration's special envoy for afghanistan bringing together the various opposition elements and putting together a successful government with the taliban so we would not have to occupy and govern the company -- country. that meeting that occurred in germany selected the new leader of the afghan government. th

do they ever think about people like barbara? do they, as president lincoln said, get out an listen to people like barbara, 63 years old? she doesn't know if she'll have insurance six months from now. imagine. do they have insurance -- does the staff back here think, will my insurance exist in a few months from now? i'm guessing that they don't. repeal without replacement creates massive uncertainty for people like her. insurance companies have been forced to pull out of the market as congress and the white house create more and more uncertainty. when aetna pulled out of day toond others communities -- dayton, and other communities in ohio, they and others left nearly 20 counties in ohio without any insurer. when they did that, they announced it was because of the uncertainty in this congress and nobody knows quite what is happening. that is repeal without replacement. let's look at door number 2. behind door number 2 is the plan that mitch mcconnell negotiated in secret. mr. president, as i said, that is straight down the hall,

so barbara, what are we supposed to do?ury our loved ones and turn the other cheek and wait for them to hit us again? and barbara, your legislative efforts from just as popular on the defense authorization act. you once actually put up a member of the communist party to name a post office after. in a world where the naming of a post office is so easy it never fails, your recommendation was the on time the naming of a post office was defeated in congress. i know you are from california and represent the berkeley area, but i'm worried all that pot smoke in the air scrambled your brain. you are kinds of crazy puts all americans at rise knowledge. as we face the nuclear power, north korea, iran and others who want to destroy this great nation. there is no better person, no better leader. no one more knowledgeable to help the president run the rest wing of the white house than general john kelly. that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter hashtag judge jeanine. joining me is congressman darrell issa. g

barbara, let me go to you on that front. >> well, look.hink that in terms of syria, the see issue right now, if you're going to defeat isis, has always been to a very large extent, russia's support for bashar al assad. if president trump at the g20, when he meets president putin, is going to talk about syria, he's going to talk about support for assad. russia is not backing off. russia wants to stay in syria. they want that toe hold in the middle east and iran also. influencing the militia movements there. again, you know, the whole question of whether you can defeat isis in syria, you can defeat them where they stand on the ground. you can kill them off. exactly where they stand. do you defeat the movement? and do you actually have raqqah come back under civilian control for the ben put tefit of the pe who live there. how soon until russia continues to exert its influence? if russia comes back with assad, into areas like raqqah, into the euphrates river valley, if they expand their sphere of influence, how long before the u.s.-backed forc

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barbara starr, you are going to continue to work your sources.ant to get reaction from republican congressman, adam of illinois, a member of the foreign affairs committee. thank you for joining us. what do you make of the breaking news? >> it's of concern. north koreans are way more advanced than we thought. the icbm missile test surprised me when it happened on july 4th. if this is another one, it's concerning. one thing to keep in mind, every time they have a missile test, they learn from it, we also learn from it. we can watch trajectories, how they are doing and what they are doing. it makes us better at defending. this is concerning. what this does for us is should we double our efforts in the house with the administration to invest in future missile defense whether it's intercepts. on the medium range missiles, that's where the thud missile defense system comes in very porpt because that's what defends japan and south korea from intermediate range. >> how confident are you the systems we are developing are keeping up with the missile progra

and here we are. >> with her husband's help, she founded the barbara sinatra's children's center.ided therapy and other support to young victims of physical and sexual support. >>> a new report is revealing disturbing numbers about diabetes in the u.s. a study finds just under 12% of americans have the condition. that's a rise from, of 1% over a decade, which works out to an extra 2.5 million people. the rate is highest among blacks, and the diabetes rate drops as ed caucation and incom levels rise. >>> authorities are still trying to figure out what killed a michigan football player during a workout. he lost consciousness monday morning outside lansing. now school officials say it happened during a routine workout. his coach says gills' medical card on file didn't list any kearns. >>> now we're going to turn to a new report linking football and injury. >> he have ched texamined the b of 202 players. 87% showed some evidence of cte. and of the former pros, 110 out of 111. 99% met the criteria for cte. we have more broguedear from boston. >> it's very, very disturbing. >> reporter:

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barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. authorities in little rock, arkansas, say all 25 people wounded by gunfire inside a music club early this morning are expected to survive. the violence occurred around 2:30 a.m. inside the power ultra lounge, a two-story club a mile from the state capitol building. little rock police say several people fired weapons during a rap concert in what they believe was a dispute among rival gang members. police say those wounded ranged in age from 16 to 35 years old, and all were african american. so far, no arrests have been made. the memphis-b

also, my dear friend barbara mikulski, who is chair. -- who was chair. [applause] i was going to step aside and have her be chair because the first woman to be chair of it, the longest-serving woman in the history of congress , k mandated. -- came and did it. we are all friends, both parties . we work things out together. how important that was. --also recognize the fact and i love seeing some of these pictures and seeing senator magnuson, another person i ,erved with, all the others makes me realize that i have been here for a bit of time. [laughter] sen. leahy: but i just do what chuck tells me to. [laughter] sen. leahy: the fact is, we all work together. we recognize the power of the purse is one of the most important tools congress has. checks and balances are in the power of the purse, and that is , to overseee senate the executive and judicial branch. the appropriations committee is where we translate the priorities of a nation, everybody in the nation. business.y is not a we don't invest in order to make a profit or a dollar for a dollar. we inves

let's go to barbara starr at the pentagon. she's working this for us. again and again, they were unable to say if members of the armed forces currently serving would be kicked out, which is what the president's tweet suggested. is there any clear understanding where you are at the pentagon right now about what this new policy means? >> reporter: that's really the point, wolf, there is no understanding. this was the making of military policy, if you will, by the president on twitter. the u.s. military operates by rules, regulations and military law, directives. none of that, no guidance from the white house about what this all means. you saw the press secretary say the white house and the pentagon will now work together, but the concern is that for those who are currently serving, estimated between 13 to 6600, a relatively small number given the size of the military. what happens to these people? will they be forcibly booted out, to be clear, from the u.s. military? will they even get an honorable discharge? will this be legal? what will happen to them?

barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the nation's largest insurance companies are rejecting the senate's latest bill to repeal and replace president obama's affordable care act. the current bill includes an amendment by texas senator ted cruz to let insurers sell plans that don't comply with obamacare regulations, alongside plans that do. supporters say this could lower insurance premiums and increase consumer choice over obamacare, which has lifted the number of americans insured above 91%." america's health insurance plans," a leading health insurance lobbying group, and "