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one student who was feeling the bern experienced firsthand how divisive and hateful the sanders campaignended up want to go make america great again. jessica, was there a moment when you you realized sanders socialism wasn't for you? >> it was quite a few moments for me. i started out as a feminist and that movement kind of pushed me away it led me to bernie sanders. socialism stuck on quickly. i didn't know much about capitalism. for someone who didn't know much by the, socialism sounded great. you want equality for everyone, but that wasn't the way to do it. jesse: you said you were a feminist when you were a bernie sanders supporter. was there something during the campaign that made you think this isn't what feminism is about? >> i was a feminist for 8 months and charlie booth released a song, he's a famous singer, and one of his lyrics said i will be there to save the day. jesse: we have a clip of the song. >> i will be there save the day. >> so you are rinsing to this song and you are a feminist, then what happened. >> i enjoyed the song and i shared that on twitter. and when i shar

here comes roger bern din a i got that. great diving catch. nats win 8-2. they're now tied with the new york yankees for the best record in baseball. how about that? >> now, that is a sportscaster, huh? giving some people a run for their money. just like in that highlight reel you saw from vance, the nats are playing the brewers tonight and edwin jackson will be back on the mound for the nats. how about that? >> pretty cool stuff. >> i remember watching that when he was doing it. he had so much fun. >> that's right. when you love sports, it shines through. >> a new little challenge. >>> 4:34 right now. >> we want another check on your weather and traffic. >> melissa while she's on maternity leave. >> a huge difference outside. the humidity will do that. feels very comfortable. almost at the point where it feels cool. >> your hair looks stranger today. >> looks smoother, less frizzy. >> less frizz from the humidity dropping outside for sure. little mid level cloudiness. these are not rainmaking clouds at all. your humidity forecast for today. comfortable. hi

he would hitchhike from east carolina university back to new bern, and we would see each other over the weekend. steve: and you finished college in three years? ms. mcmahon: i did. steve: but before that you got married? ms. mcmahon: right out of high school i got married. i graduated in june. we got married in august. i started my freshman year at east carolina. it took him a little longer to graduate. it took me a little less time. we finished together. thinking, iwere you assume 17, 18 years old getting married? 17.mcmahon: it was at the time of filing madly in love -- with someone, having a soul mate, and having the confidence that you would make all that work, never thinking you wouldn't. steve: you have the married how many years now? ms. mcmahon: this august will be 51. steve: what is the secret? ms. mcmahon: a sense of humor. you have to find the right mate. a found the right guy. you have to have separate bathrooms. [laughter] steve: ms. mcmahon: why? ms. mcmahon:if you need to ask me why you don't understand that whole process. but it made you blush. steve: you move to the d.c

around a 150 drawings, lithographs and paintings have arrived at the bern museum of fine arts.questions some of the work may have been looted by the nazis. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. 0pening opening the door on the past. works of art hidden away in the decades which can now be seen for the first time. according to officials, this work was all quite legally, confiscated from german museums by the nazis. this treasure trove was covered in 2012, an unprecedented fine. this exhibition and case is not about art history it is always and forever about history and modern history in the 20th century and post—war history, war history. history in the 20th century and post-war history, war history. the owner had kept them hidden away after in inheriting them from his father but not all material has been maintained in prime condition. we have mould problems, that is our first thing. we have to look closely at the works and the second part is to do restoration work. abel fittler was frustrated artist himself —— adolphe hitler. most of his work was considered degenerate. huge amount we re

around a 150 drawings, lithographs, and paintings have arrived at the bern museum of fine arts.ether some of the work may have been looted by the nazis. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. opening the door on the past. works of art hidden away for decades which can now be seen for the first time. according to officials, this work was all acquired legally, confiscated from german museums by the nazis. this treasure trove was only covered in 2012, an almost unprecedented find. this exhibition and this whole case is not about art history alone, this is always and forever about history and modern history in the 20th century and post—war history, war history. the owner of these p(aintings had kept them hidden away after inheriting them from his father, but not all the material has been maintained in prime condition. we have mould problems, we have to check precisely so that is our first thing. we really have to look closely at the works, and the second part is to do restoration work. adolph hitler was a frustrated artist himself. but his tastes were traditional, to say hte least. much of h

we have seen this in towns and cities where prove grelsives have bern seen for a long time.lity is actually worse than anywhere else in this country. so you have to wonder if that's the solution or maybe that's the reason for it. >> if prices were guchg and homelessness was going up in a red city with a red merit would be any democrat's dream of a talking point. but new york and other cities are rhyme and deblast yoa is a bright blue mayor. you can't just shell out billions of dollars for shelters for homeless people. a 39% spike is see normous. sp their liberal policies where not helping at all. charles: you see on the upper errands it will continue. as a layman you look around and say the many got to stop at some point. >> we had a soft 2016. and there were quite a few buyers with even if the-up demand. we had such an spin creased volume. the sales went up by 15%. also what happened is that's sellers who had this grand vision of what their property may have been worth finally came to terms with an actual value. char rrm jason, are we in a dickens sort of environment? all t

early and get out and enjoy before the storms things fire up in the late afternoon look i'm really berned 5 to 7:00 hour. >> here's eye look at your accuweather 7-day. >> monday night we have a frontal system coming in. temperatures back to the 80s. more comfortable for you and break in humidity. in the meantime be safe this weekend. brodzy. >> thank you, gwen. nats opponent this weekend they're going for. it this week they made a trade for tigers j. t. martinez and luckily for nats and knee back he was injured by the hand. glad luck for guaranteed win. well, first that or the game. okay. he launched into the artificial dessert air. 1-0. not going to happen gx. oh, it happens again. a.j. poll of course goes deep. >> compose yourself and breathe. >> okay who is this picture and who has he done with matt scherzer. fifth time in major league history the team wept back-to-back to back-to-back. >> good news found wizards fans according to multiple reports confirmed by john wall on triter now he agreed to 4 years 1p 0 million super max extension why i have. starting out wall has 6 years and 203

basically down south and the big valley all the way down towards fresno where that smoke from the mariposa bern area is filtering into the valley. air-quality is not good. >> here's the numbers for the microclimates tomorrow. up easily into the mid-80s. one over the hill, it is game on. if you get up into the discovery bay area even antioch, you might go up to 100, certainly on sunday. your five day forecast, i remember this, they were changing the street signs in san francisco, back in the 60s or 70s, it was a lot. they really did put frisco on some of the exits. people went crazy. this is probably 71 or 72. the whole town freaked out. >> i grew up in berkeley and people will come up say -- and they would call it basically. >> bill, thank you. coming up, a bay area reporter stabbed in the bay. what police are saying about the victim. ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in t

do not appear to be connected to one another, on the left-hand side of your screen is 76-year-old bern knees harris, last seen along the 800 block of 5th street in northwest. on the right. 21-year-old chris christie wadell, then 13-year-old andrea along maryland avenue in northeast and omar williams 20-year-old was last seen along the 900 block of jefferson street in northeast. all these cases do not appear to be connected. authorities would like to hear from you. >>> we now know a fire in a popular anne arundel county restaurant is, in fact, arson. officials say the fire at coconut charlie was intentionally set friday morning. the fire caused $200,000 in damage. investigators are now trying to determine who set the fire. a firefighter was also injured after falling off of a ladder, no word on his condition tonight. >>> still ahead tonight. north korea launches another missile attack >> what the country is saying about their new capabilities and how it could impact the united states. >>> a deadly stabbing attack in germany and we're learning new details about his ties to islamic radica

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. >>> but first seized in just recent weeks in san bern dehe kn -- san bernardino county.56 people have been killed, another 22 reported missing as heavy rains continue to pummel southern china flooding towns there cutting off power and halting traffic. in the bay... . >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. before you head out the door here are the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay." >>> a live look from san fr francisco. i wouldn't say a little foggy. all foggy here to kick off our fourth of july holiday. right now preparations are under way for what is considered to be one of the largest fireworks shows on the west coast. as a result police plan to keep security tight, barricades are being set up in spots like aquatic park and pier 39. you can expect to see a higher police presence on the streets similar to pride festivities. >>> and if you plan on heading to san francisco for the fireworks tonight muni will have extra service to get you to and from the show. it starts at 2:00. extra service from muni, metro subway, b.a.r.t. ferries and cal trains to all

good news for usment taking a look, up to our northern neighbors there in the lehigh valley up near bern ville, reading, still shower activity for you folks, 68 degrees this morning. up in bernville, take a look at storm scan3, you can see, those showers moving toward the reading area, but we are relatively dry, for the time being, here in philly and across south jersey and northern delaware, as well. now, we do still have our flashflood warning, that is in effect, for part of northern delaware and chester county then also for few areas in south jersey as well. now our flashflood warning in south jersey going to expire 6:15, however, our flashflood warning for west every philly. 89 degrees, what we're looking at for high temperature this afternoon, hopefully see a little bit of sunshine break through the cloud cover. meisha we're going to need to dry out because there are just tons and tons of water out on the roads here this morning you. >> bet there is, matt. looking at so many camera shots, so many problem areas, and a lot of which you can actually see the pooling water so, first of a

here in bern ville, few streaks every clouds, but i would say more importantly, the fact that it is still only 74 degrees, at this hour, and it is really warm, to start off. we could only heat up from here, obviously, in for another steamy july day, 80 is the actual temperature at philadelphia international airport. it feels a smidge hotter than already, too, but this is basically where we're bottoming out, and all we can do from here is heat up. of course. now that the sun's been up for about 15 minute. the dangerous heat is the story, right through 8:00 this evening, excessive heat warning will be in effect, don't have the heat advisory locally in the delaware valley today. but, it will do just keep in mind regardless still going to be hot everywhere. it will feel as hot as 102, though, in the midst of that excessive heat warning, so phillies certainly included as are the surrounding suburbs. now, as the day progresses, in addition, to the heat and humidity, also going to have scorching sunshine, the high officially projected to hit about 96 degrees. and we will have a heat warning agai

was kind of thing that was immediately legible to people who understand saying, oh, well, if black bern commit as crime, i'm going to be held some way guilty for that. for a society committed to the idea of individual rights this is obviously a contradiction. and so, i reject the idea that we should primarily ask muslims to show their loyalty because it is based upon a presumption that they're not loyal or they're less loyal than other groups in society. or that there is some sort of connections between a person who is muslim, who commits a horrendous, heinous act of terrorism, and someone else who happens to share their faith as opposed to for instance, in the shooting in pulse nightclub, where you know donald trump made this assessment of him having done this as a result of him being muslim, but he was also from queens. as is donald trump. as am i. and so, i think it is kind of lines that we're accustomed to saying in terms how we assign blame. >> i'll allow you to go last, because you got a lot to say given theological background. how about yourself, lee? >> i mean this is a, this is

captured port cities along the eastern seaboard, the outer banks of north carolina, roanoke island, new bern, beaufort in north carolina. by april of 1862 they also captured new orleans. so the confederacy sees sort of the snake constricting them if you will and they need more man power, volunteering by itself isn't getting it done. so the confederate government takes the fairly strong measure of passing a conscription act, which passes formally on april 14, 1862. what the conscription act was, was basically a recognition that volunteering isn't enough. we're going to have to compel other southern men into joining the army if we're going to have a chance at victory. it's difficult to say how many were actually drafted. it is a little bit difficult. scholars say 12% to 15% of all southern soldiers were drafted. what the draft also does, there is a twofold purpose. first, i can come get you and force you into the army or just the fact of knowing that i'm going to come get you and force you into the army might make you do what? >> join. professor browning: yeah. conscription spurs a lot of guys

so that includes places like reading, also, moving toward bern in central sections of once geoff we havehat active tornado warning until 5:30. ultimate domer has shown some signs of rotation with this cell so that's what we're focused on right now. sections of berks county until 5:30. we have that active tornado warning. once again you can see the tornado warning until 5:30 in the blue box here. people affected or potentially impacted within the warned area over 300,000 so that does include sections of berks county. so you can see the ominous sky conditions threw sections of berks county right now. we have that tornado warning until 5:30. a lot of very heavy rainfall. vivid lightning and you can see that we're focused in on this particular area. other severe thunderstorm warnings threw sections of chester county, also, into lower bucks county right now around bensalem moving toward the levittown area. moving toward trenton mercer county looking at downpours as well with a lot of this severe weather that continues to move to the east right now. so once again we're watching places in berks

the senate returns to consider the nomination of david bern hart to be a deputy interior secretary. the confirmation vote takes place at 5:30 p.m. eastern. and sometime this week, possibly tomorrow, senators could hold a procedural vote related to the republican health care plan. watch the senate live on c-span 2. the house returns to consider several bills including one that would authorize classified funding for u.s. intelligence programs and activities. lawmakers also consider several bills related to veterans issues and education. follow the house live on c-span. >>> also this afternoon, remarks from president trump as he speaks at the 2017 boy scouts of america national jamboree. it's being held this year in west virginia. see the president's comments live at 6:15 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. and on wednesday, justice department officials testify at a senate judiciary committee hearing on foreign agent registration requirements. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern here an c-span 3. you can also watch online @c-sp @c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >>> tonig

when woodward and bern-city's book "all the president's men" came out guessing deep throat's identitytry. >> i have to do this my way. you tell me what you know, and i'll confirm. i'll keep you in the right direction if i can, but that's all. just follow the money. >> deep throat was a blessing that i didn't want to mess with. >> in my day it was simply known the double cros in our present context it means infiltration of the democrats. >> i just felt it was a wonderful piece of drama. >> i want to talk about watergate. >> we're not supposed to talk about that subject. >> sometimes he just was not very forthcoming. and a couple of key times he was. >> clear from the book and i hope from the movie that it's somebody who was conscience-stricken. somebody who crossed lines that somebody in that sort of responsible position rarely crosses and crossed for the best of reasons. >> he gave us a solidity in what others were telling us that might have sounded unbelievable given how crazy some of it was. >> i didn't know what deep throat even looked like. didn't know if it was a man or a woman o

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and i went to larger towns like north powder and baker city and berns and anissa. in six republican towns i held full town halls. and what did i hear? i heard that the top concern was health care because constituents in red america across this country are terrified of the secret 13's bill and all that it involves. what would it do in my home state? 400,000 -- 400,000 oregonians under the oregon health plan would lose their care. at least another 100,000 would lose their care because of the changes to the way the exchange operates. and they've kind of put their minds to work at what the picture looks like from the draft that the republicans were willing to circulate after we applied extensive pressure. and what did we hear? well, we heard that they're really concerned about extinguishes the expansion of medicaid. those are folks really working hard but struggling often in multiple part time jobs. and we heard about the fact that medicaid pays for more than two out of three of the individuals on long-term care in rural america. in fact, i went to one nursing home and

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madam president, i am here to speak about the bern -- bern -- bernhardt nomination. parks, our national wildlife refugee, mineral and energy development on public lands, carrying ot our -- out our trust responsibilities to our tribal nations and working with our territories an freely associated states. the deputy secretary also performs an important function as it relates to the secretary or in the secretary's absence. virtually all matters the deputy secretary has when -- the authority of the secretary is given. that's why i look at this position with such an important critique because we know in past positions there have been conflicts and we know that we have important policies to discuss and we need to make sure we have no conflicts of interest. i've made no secret that i have concerns about this nomination. mr. bernhardt is no stranger to the body or the department of interior. he has held a number of senior positions in the agency during the bush administration beginning in 2006. after leaving the department in 2009, he returned to a successful private practice