let me turn first to mary beth. obviously this was neither the first or the last time that russian suck to directly interfere in our elections. how do you see this threat and more broadly please help us understand what active measures are in intelligence parlance and how they're working, please. >> sure. thank you very much, bryan, and thank you uci for the invitation. thank all of you for participating. i'll try to be precluded what ii would like to do is make four points just out-of-the-box and then i will give you a bit more detail to support these points. but first of all this recent press articles and media about alleged russian involvement in her most recent campaign, this is old school, many decades long espionage that ever intel officer, national security professional recognizes as something that's been going on for decades. the biggest differences are this is more aggressive than normal. this is using new tools, i a vy aggressive use of electronic tools and cyber and bots and social media. but this is more

let's thank mary beth and david. [applause] >> here on c-span, we will take you live to vandenberg air force base in california for a briefing on the upcoming launch of the insight mars mission of this saturday. the first planetary mission taking off from the west coast. the time will be 7:05 eastern time saturday morning. we will bring you live coverage as soon as the briefing starts. the nasa prelaunch overview here on c-span. again, the nasa mars mission relaunch briefing running a little behind schedule. we'll hear about the insight atlas v mission taking off this saturday on the vanderburgh air force base in california. we will bring you live coverage of this discussion about the upcoming launch as soon as it begins. in the meantime, we'll take a look at today's washington journal. joseph joins us to talk about his book, the lives of the constitution. a former deputy solicitor general for nevada, currently a constitutional law fellow at institute. for those were not familiar, what is the claremont institute? >>

the brothers gave beth something else, thc-a. beth says that one did. it like for you to be free of some of those side effects? >> it's awesome. i -- i don't feel like a monster anymore. >> a monster? >> 'cause when i had the rages, i felt like a monster afterwards because i would just physically attack my parents and i didn't have any control over it. >> what would you tell people who think, we just think this whole idea of medical marijuana or that cannabis has any medicinal value, they just think that it's a bunch of baloney? >> i tell them i have seen it work. it worked with me. i have seen it work in a bunch of other kids. and that it's an amazing plant. >> you get on the plane, fly out to colorado, see with your own eyes what's happening. what did you think? >> this is amazing. she's back. my daughter's back. her personality, you know. >> life changing. >> reporter: but splitting the family, being apart was too much. beth and jennifer moved back to virginia and that's why on this february morning in 2015 they are gathered here with theresa elder a

. >> when you met her and heard about liz beth holmes vision what did you think?was totally sold on it. >> reporter: tyler schultz began working at the company in september 2013. a pivotal moment, as the company announced a partnership with walgreen's. the deal would put an edison machine in every store. elizabeth holmes claimed the edison performed all of the tests big lab machines like these could. from cholesterol to cancer. all from a painless finger rick. but tyler schultz says the edison he saw just didn't work. >> was it a sophisticated piece of machinery? >> no. come components would fall off in testing. you had to fish out. doors that wouldn't close. they would get too hot. get too cold. >> when i was there we could not complete any test accurately on the devices that we were manufacturing. >> reporter: doug mechie joined theranos in 2012. his job was to adapt blood tests for the edison. tests which holmes told investors were ready to use on patients. >> but liz beth holmes told walgreen's in 2010 it developed a device capable of running any blood tests f

beth told us she has wiped out her savings.ob to help with the bills. >> beth klaus: and sometimes, i can't pay my electric bill, and i'll have to wait. and i go to the food bank a lot, you know. if i buy them things that are used, i wash them and put them in a box and give them to them. and they've never-- they don't complain. >> whitaker: what has your grandmother had to sacrifice to take care of you guys? >> alexia ansley: dating. ( laughs ) she says it all the time. all the time. "i haven't dated in years." ( laughs ) >> mackenzy goode: she's had to sacrifice almost everything. she had to change the whole way that she lived, because our mom decided to do drugs. >> whitaker: in salt lake city, home of the mormon church, finding a beer used to be a challenge. now, drug use is out in the open. stoked by the opioid crisis, 21,000 children-- just in utah-- live with their grandparents. >> bacall hincks: everyone tell me your names. >> whitaker: bacall hincks runs a non-profit organization called grandfamilies, that helps grandpa

we will hear from beth plemmons, ceo of visitors services. this is about 45 minutes. >> i now called to order the committee on house administration for purpose of today's hearing, examining the united states capitol visitor center as it approaches its tenth anniversary. they hearing record will remain open for five legislative days some members may submit any materials they wish to be included. a quorum is present so we may proceed. first i would like to thank our witnesses for taking time out of, our witness, excuse me, for taking time out of her scheduled to be with us today. on october 20, 2008, president obama signed legislation sponsored by my friend and colleague, then house administration committee chairman robert brady, designating the newly company construction project at the united states capital as the united states capitol visitor center. on december 2, 2008, eight, coinciding with one of 45th anniversary of the statute of freedoms placed on top of the capitol dome, it was officially opened its doors to the public. over the last n

before i get to mary beth. there are other -- countless folks with ncis that help with the research. the task force members themselves, our interns and the other research staff, we consulted over 150 organizations in nine different countries as part of the report, and i wanted to thank dish don't have time to individually thank each one of those organizations and people put they were really important to producing this report. above ail want to thank the forced migrants who we talked to. we have changed their names in the record but their stories remain true. and remain incredibly important for really putting the necessary human face on what can so onbe construed as a numbers issue. it's not. these are. people. so, thank you. maribeth was the first woman to be confirmed has the assistant secretary of defendant and a leader in national security issues through her contrary. we're really humbled and honored you a took the time and effort to not only be here toward beaut really read the report and offer us construct

we want to bring up the next panel so let's think mary beth and david. [applause] >> this afternoon president trump is expected to make an announcement about the iran nuclear deal. the bbc reports european countries have encouraged the president to remain in the accord and say it's the best way to stop iran from developing a nuclear bomb. white house has signaled that the president might stop short of withdrawing from the deal entirely. live coverage of his remarks from the white house at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. we have more details about what may happen with the iran nuclear agreement on this morning's washington journal. >> returned to jordan fabian, white house correspondent for the hill newspaper. good morning toan you. what is the expectation at this point, the president will say at that 2:00 p.m. announcement? >> people expect the president trump will announce that the us is no longer waiting sanctions were listed as part of the iran nuclear deal. the theory among european allies is that will trigger iran to begin developing the nuclear program aga

when you saw this story come down, beth, what was your immediate reaction?my immediate reaction is don jr. is willing to meet with just about ib in. it is all a means to an end for the trump people. certainly is for his father. why to the for don jr. who is essentially running the campaign at this point. he met with the russian lawyer who said they had dirt on hillary clinton. and now he is meeting with with characters who run a social media manipulation company. why is he willing to entertain time and space in this campaign for people how are foreign actors who have no business sitting with the campaign -- the son of the presidential candidate, the nominee for the republican nomination. >> assuming it's all about the campaign. >> right. >> donald trump -- we know his campaign and his business merged many times in over -- the past. whether it's his children, other workers who worked for the organization as well as the campaign. we don't know what we don't know about this meeting. who knows if they were looking for money, which they could have also been doing

beth mcdade that was mary (ken) (ken) (ken)that was mary beth mcdade reporting.beal is awaiting a courtessing two improvised explosives in his home.but again, he has not been charged in connection with tuesday's deadly explosion. let's take a look outside right now... (ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another weak weather system drops in to cool us off. highs tomorrow will be warmer with m

to beth fouhy, you have seen a few primarying, this one has a couple twists is. >> what i'm watchingnvictions be elevated to office. this emergence of don blanken ship. he could win that primary, but he spent a year in prison for his role in that mine disaster, big ben mine, 29 miners killed. he was found guilty to avoid federal health and safety mine standards. heant even campaign without the permission of his parole office. what he's done is sort of spun it. he said it was as a result of justice department overreach, always a good way to gin up -- >> it appears to be resonating. >> right now folks on the ground seeing a surge there no blankenship. despite the fact he's doing these questionable ads, despike the fact he spend a year in prison. >> more than questionable, yes. >> is potentially in line to win the primary. the president's son don junior was out with a tweet and came right out and said let's not do this, i want to be a winner. if blankenship is nominated, we republicans are sure to lose that seat next fall. >> then you have flynn. >> yes, michael flynn. he was supposed t

beth clemmons, chief executive officer for visitor services at the cbc. under ms. clemmons' management, the vast majority of constituents rate their experience as a positive one. according to cvc survey data 93% of visitors to the capital said their expectations were met or were exceeded and they were likely to recommend the capitol tour to their friends. last year the cvc witnessed the highest number of visitors to its facilities at more than 2.4 million americans and international visitors who came to see our great symbol of democracy in action. in 2017 the cvc also had a record number of saims their restaurant and gift shops which proudly sell only made in america merchandise. today we have the opportunity to hear from our witness about the lessons the cvc management has learned during the facility's first decade of operations, the greatest operational challenges it faces, and what the plan is to continue to meet the needs of congress and the american people in the years to come. ms. plemmons, we appreciate you being here. i would now like to recognize my collea

the earth split open and lava is coming up in neighborhood where there are homes and farmland.both beth and scoot hope that neighbors near the erruption are safe and getting the help they need.sot i just saw a notification that there was a 6.9 earthquake i know there have been evactuation going on in the area.sotthe state of hawaii has a number of preparedness plans in place but nobody can predict where the earth is going to spilt open. they are probably just trying to figure it out and get out of the way of the lava. (chuck)most of the people we talked to today were headed to honolullu, which is pretty far from the volcanoe . they say there biggest fear is tsunami but so far there hasn't been one.at sfo, charles clifford kron 4 news. (grant)weather wise- and the earthquakes continue chief meterologist lawrence karnow has been tracking this for us ... over 60 in the last two hours? lawrence karnow: it was the warmest day of the week today with some temperatures moving into the 80s inland. it is a nice night if you're heading out. patchy fog will return tonight with a chance of drizzle n

the earth split open and lava is coming up in neighborhood where there are homes and farmland.both beth and scoot hope that neighbors near the erruption are safe and getting the help they need.sot i just saw a notification that there was a 6.9 earthquake i know there have been evactuation going on in the area.sotthe state of hawaii has a number of preparedness plans in place but nobody can predict where the earth is going to spilt open. they are probably just trying to figure it out and get out of the way of the lava. (chuck) most of the people we talked to today were headed to honolullu, which is pretty far from the volcanoe . they say there biggest fear is tsunami but so far there hasn't been one.at sfo, charles clifford kron 4 news. ((vicki)) the u-s geological survey in menlo park is paying close attention to the latest developments in hawaii. the most recent eruptions are happening in volcanic rift zones further south east of the center of kilauea in the puna district.a lot of volcanos are cones. but kilauea volcano is erupts much more fluid lava. so, it's a shield volcano. and, th

reporter mary beth mc-dade has the story. ihas been said that not all superheroes wear capes.for one driver on the 405 freeway this week, this adage held true.he was pulled from his burning car on monday afternoon by uniformed members of ucla's army rotc program who happened to be in the right place at the right time with the right training."we don't always get an opportunity as cadre members to demonstrate to our cadet members that we practice what we preach," said lieutenant colonel shannon stambersky, chair of the rotc program at ucla. "we talk about our deployments to afghanistan and iraq, but never in a million years would you ever expect to be called upon to do something in los angeles."stambersky and three other uniformed staff were riding in a minivan on the southbound 405 heading back to campus with two civilian staff members. they saw a northbound big rig crash into the concrete median barrier and overturn, sending debris flying onto the southbound lanes."i initially thought it was the center divider exploding because the truck was carrying what looked like chunks of

in 2010 beth holloway launched the natalee holloway research center.preventing other families having to go through what she and her ex-husband has been having to deal with. >> as a parent, you want to know what happened. right now we don't have natalee and we don't know anymore than what we have known from the first day. >> reporter: in meridian, mississippi fox news. >> still a mystery. >>> the fbi issues an urgent request. what officials are asking you to do after russian computer hackers compromise hundreds of thousands of routers. >> schools are turning to technology in the wake of recent campus shootings. how the makers of an app say the software could help save the lives of students and teachers. >>> russian computer hackers did this. they believe they placed mel were more than 500,000 internet routers in the united states. there will be consequences. i am joined by peter young. these infections has affected more than 50 countries. it is pretty significant. >> it is significant. unfortunately people need to be proactive. they need to unplug their

patricia: el padre beth meghan markle, la novia del prÍncipe harry no acompaÑarÁ a su hija hasta el altar, donde se veía en donde reside, en medio de preparativos para asistir a la boda. lo muestran tomÁndose medidas para hacerse un traje, o buscando imÁgenes en internet de su hija y su futuro yerno. continuando con el temade esta boda, la historia de amor del prÍncipe y meghan markle es sorprenden, como otras que enfrentÓ la monarquÍa y que en su tiempo fueron escÁndalos de primera plana. marÍa antonieta collins nos tiene un reportaje especial con las historias de aristÓcratas enamorados de plebeyas. ♪ ♪ marÍa antonieta: hace 81 aÑos que las paredes del castillo de windsor temblaron. diciembre 1936, la historia de amor no era de hadas. [habla en inglÉs] sin mÁs, eduardo viii anunciÓ su abdicaciÓn. [habla en inglÉs] en este documento declarÓ su revocable decisiÓn de renunciar al trono de inglaterra, por el amor de una mujer. la mujer era norteamericana y divorciada, esto generÓ una grave crisis constitucional. el divorcio no cabÍa en la corte inglesa, mucho menos para una reina. la casa d

mary beth tinker who was in eighth grader, john tinker who is a tenth grader, and christopher eckardt was also a tenth grader. they wear their black armbands. chris turned himself in at the beginning of the day, he walked into the principal's office and said i am staging a civil nonviolent protest against the war in vietnam. i am wearing this black armband a new pastor resolution saying you can wear them so i want you to expel me. so they did. john did not wear his the first day, he wore his the second day that he had a dark suit coat on and you can even see it. until finally someone said if you want to make a point have to take off the coat. so he did, and he was expelled. mary beth tinker who is in eighth grader, i've kept in touch with her over the years and she's now receiving social security. she wore her black armband and was sent home. so, these three people and a few others who were armbands had violated a hastily formal gated law school policy that it was against school rules to wear black armbands to protest the war in vietnam. there have been other occasions when people had

but do expect delays beth on 84 and 680 as well as 880. that is a check of your traffic. michelle? a judge will decide today whether to release more details about the suspected golden state killer. news outlets are calling on a judge to unseal records detailing the records used to arrest deangelo. prosecutors obtained warrants for his cell phone and computer. deeing an low's attorneys argue releasing that information could influence potential jurors and witnesses. >>> president trump travels to nashville today to host a fundraiser at the opryland resort. it is expected to bring in millions of dollars for a tennessee candidate for u.s. senate. >> to discuss the money pouring into the midterm election, we turn to our washington insider, mark sandal. always good to see you. how powerful a fund raiser is president trump? >> michelle, money can't buy you love; but in politics, it does buy you access. president trump has raised millions of dollars. at this fundraiser tonight -- and my voice is a little low. believe it or not, i was at a college reunion, and i'm not talking luke i used to

. >> beth midler? >> yes. >> i wake up to a regular alarm. >> do you mean just like a noise? >> exactly. good morning steve. we are trying to wake you up and looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is okay. there have been no major issues driving through. i may have lost the picture. let's go to that celano commute. there have been no major issues driving through if you're getting to the carquinez bridge. it has been a nice drive. no problems on 37. if you're on the a short freeway heading to the maze, the traffic is doing well. showed you the bay bridge. traffic is a little bit slow and some of those cash lanes. let's go back to the desk. >>> cal tran crews making progress in big sur along the pacific coast where highway one was completely blocked by a big rockslide less may. now officials estimate that road will reopen by the middle of september. it's estimated more than 1 million tons of rock and earth from the -- fell from the hill above. >>> cal tran crews say they are tired of cleaning up homeless camps from along the freeways, ramps and overpasses acr

>>reporter: ranch and beth has served 30 veterans state wide and while ranching is of course a huge part of ranch and events cory says they do a lot more to serve veterans. >> we've helped veterans and other ways by steering them to organizations that could help them with what their next step might be. >> clayton helps run the ranch and says hiring justin was a no- brainer. >> it's a huge opportunity for them to come out and work in an environment they feel comfortable and. >> finding comfort seems to fit kevin and corey. >> we said if we help one back -- but we are a success. >> for helping servicemembers back to civilian life through their ranch and vets program this jefferson award goes to kevin and corey downs. >> corey downs runs ranch and vets on a day-to-day basis and kevin has a full-time job as a san francisco police officer. he was shot and seriously wounded back on the job in october of 2016 and after a long recovery he's back to work full-time and if you know someone who inspires you nominate him or her for a jefferson award online. we will be right back. i'm dianne feinstein

. >> that's because before leaving for peru van der sloot demanded payments from natalee's mother bethbouts of her daughter's remains. >> i know what it's like to have a child go missing. >> in 2010 beth holloway launched the resource center a nonprofit focus on other families not to have to go through what she and her ex-husband have been dealing with for the past 13 years. >> as a parent, you want know exactly what happened. and right now we don't have natalie and we don't know any more than what we have known really from the first day. >> in meridian, mississippi, jonathan seare, fox news. >> mike: jonathan serrie reporting. is the north korean summit going to happen. beyond our borders tonight, 15 people wounded when explosion caused by home played bomb ripped through a restaurant at suburban toronto mall. two suspects with the faces covered dropped the explosive device and fled. three indian canadians suffered serious injury and taken to the hospital. 12 other people suffered minor and superficial injuries. gaza's health ministry says dozens of palestinians were hurt along the bor

>> i heard beth midler this morning. it's pretty cool. we do have cool temperatures this morning. we do have mostly clear skies but some low clouds. napa airport reported some but now it's gone. oakland airport, half moon bay with 40s. 45 in livermore. scattered showers activity with snow in higher elevations. yesterday it came in. it popped up right there in lake county and went into nampa county. -- napa county. we will get a northerly breeze but there's more energy coming down today and tomorrow morning then we will see high-pressure kick in. 30s, 40s and 50s. 40s on the coast even foster city, belmont at 49. these water temperatures

absolute perfect kick by beth grail. that gives real madrid the lead. they win their third straight title with the 3-1 victory. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by mazda. and right now the warriors trail 27-19. two minutes left in the first quarter. we're going to highlight at 9:00 over on kofy tv 20 this night. that's why i'm going so i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. did you do anything for your birthday? i stopped paying too much at verizon and switched to sprint's unlimited 55+ nice! anything else? well...woohoo...best... birthday...ever!! not much. just happy i'm saving more. so you get a great price and

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and we're nancy and beth. yeah. ♪ please, mr. jailer, won't you let my man go free?gan) everybody just knows me as an actress, mostly from will & grace, which is great. but i've actually done three broadway musicals and a ton of other concert singing and pretty legit singing and dancing and performing. (stephanie) we love music and that's one of the aspects of our friendship that has manifested into this band because we just realized that we loved the same songs and loved dancing and then loved singing and loved performing, and so then it was like, well,

my name is beth stokes and i want to welcome you here. the supportive housing home to 134 single adults. i'm the executive director of the pittsburgh -- episcopal nudity services of san francisco. one of the leading providers of supportive housing. we are committed to finding solutions to end homelessness by helping individuals and families with the tools necessary to exit homelessness. including pathways to housing, workforce development, and permanent supportive housing. of the formerly homeless residents who access our services, 98 % remain permanently housed. ninety-eight %. so we are very proud of that. here we are you currently are, we have the highest risk and most vulnerable san franciscans. this five-story property was completed in 2,009 with development funds from the city and county of san francisco. it is one of the best examples of solutions to ending homelessness in our community. we are proud to partner with the city of san francisco to end homelessness and i'm very, very pleased this morning to introduce you to the honoura

the fox medical team beth joins us how and why to protect your children.et's start with why they are so dangerous. >> good morning, gasia. yes. the batteries are lithium batteries. they're designed to work for a long time and they're powerful. when a child swallows one of these, it travels down to their esophagus. in as little as two hours, the battery can burn through -- the energy that the battery continues to give off can burn through the wall of the esophagus and do serious damage. the key is that the esophagus is located right next to the heart and the aorta which is the largest blood vessel in the body. that can cause a rupture which could be deadly. that is rare in cases. but this is a real emergency because it happens, the damage happens very quickly. >> beth, you talked with the parents of a toddler that swallowed one of the tiny batteries. what symptoms did they see that told them something was seriously wrong. >> this is a real wake-up call for paints because ronnie barrett is a single father. he is a fire rescue captain with a 13-month-old son.

i think beth o'rourke will beat ted cruz in the senate race. ( applause ) but when you're the minorityally, you can't beat the other side with numbers. >> trevor: right. >> you can't just run people over with numbers because you don't have the numbers on your side. it forces you to learn how to work with people that you don't necessarily agree with and they don't agree with you but you try to find common ground on some things. >> trevor: this is something you've extended not to just your fellow lawmakers but also voters. you have been holding dissenter town halls, which i find a fascinating concept. what you basically do is hold a town hall but specifically for people who don't like you and don't agree with you. have you never heard of twitter? you can do that there! >> no, that's what inspired me. look, every day i would get these messages. people calling you every name in the book, right? >> trevor: right. >> on twitter, facebook, sometimes on instagram, by email, phone, everything. i finally said, you know what? -- and a lot of times sometimes they put their actual name, but oftenti

allies in the region the united arab emirates now those prisons were reported on and and beth the geishaby the associated press let's take a look there are sources at the pentagon acknowledged that u.s. forces had been involved in interrogations but denied any participation or knowledge of abuse even so american personnel could still be liable for complicity in torture if they questioned the detainees who had also been subjected to torture human rights advocates accuse the u.s. of inertia. the u.s. hasn't learned the lesson that cup orating with forces that are targeting detainees and ruling families apart is not an effective way to fight extremist groups the united arab emirates denies being involved in running secret prisons in yemen and refutes claims of being linked to torturing suspects political analyst marwan osman says there should be an independent investigation because not to be an executioner and then be the investigator you cannot be the judge and investigate and then execute but this is what the u.s. is doing basically the u.n. should be doing this should be the job of the u

beth lindstrom, thanks for joining us.cked nominees when senate primaries in pennsylvania. lou barletta will run against bob casey in pennsylvania. four gop challenges advancing to the general in nebraska. another production halts for tesla reporting. production of its model 3 for six days at the end of this month. trying to fix that assembly-line, stock is down a little bit still in a $280 price range. amazon will give prime members extra discounts, amazon recovering a little, $1586 a share. the volcano in hawaii, officials upgrade the morning to the highest level possible, they issued a red alert. that means an eruption is imminent and significant levels of ash are likely to shoot into the atmosphere. eruptions have destroyed 2 dozen homes. nasa astronauts on a 61/2 hour spacewalk to make repairs on the international space station, the first of two planned spacewalks, no emergencies, just maintenance, upgrading wi-fi and high-definition cameras, 250 miles above us, the 50spacewalk in space station history. more varney af

people are proud again to beth iraqis, ane's quite a lot of breathing space right now for aqi nationalists to come to the fore. people who either pulled one way towards iran or pulled one way towards america 10 years ago are now trying to reposition themselves politically as bei nationalists first, and in the middle of the political spectrum. and there's a very, very strong sense among th iraqi population, that sectarianism-- which they blame a lot for allh of bloodshed that has befallen iraq over the last decade-- they say the air of sectarianism is over. so what that means in a coded fashion is that politicalie pathat look too close to iran or too close to any of the other nogional powers thaert going to do well in these polls. >> sreenivasan: all right, margaret coker, "new york times" bureau chief joiningus live via skype from baghdad tonight. thanyou very much. you're welcome. >> sreenivasan: when a pregnant woman goes to prison, most often she has to give up her baby to a relative or another caregiver until she finishes serving her sentence. tonight, in the first of a two-b part repo

. >> golodryga: and jeff is back beth us. jeff, what is the latest on the search for the guardsman?reporter: look behind me. you can see that there is debris all over this town so search crews are bringing in k-9 units to find eddison hermond who has now been missing for more than 24 hours. >> golodryga: the city could really use a miracle right about now, jeff, thank you. well, memorial day was a washout along a big stretch of the gulf coast. alberto made landfall late this afternoon. storm surge and tropical storm warnings are up in alabama and the florida panhandle. torrential rain is forecast as alberto heads north. manual bojorquez is in panama city, florida. n reporter: the first named storm of the hurricane season arrived early. alberto roared on to the florida panhandle today with 45 mile an hour winds and the threat of flash flooding. with up to a foot of rain possible along its track. states of emergency were declared in florida, mississippi and alabama. it's impact was wide-reaching. at its height tropical storm force winds extended 90 miles from the core. the center of t

beth bays expecting pleasant weather. a little bit cooler and brezier on sunday. if you are going just keep that in mine. accuweather seven-day forecast cooler over the weekend and the wind kicks up. cool at the post mild inpld warming monday only to see the temperatures drop by thursday and friday of next week. brey skies and fog will be gone. download the app appear check out the temperatures any time you want. kristen and dan. >> thanks sandia. >>> listen to this ice cream and truffles. finney friday free stuff is sweet today. >> ooh. all earen. >>> at 5:30. >> coming up the president lashing out two separate moments with reporters. the urgent manhunt and atf agent shot in the face. shot in the face. >>> the only one candidate for governor when students were stuck in failing schools, led the fight to turn them around. as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor. led california's fight ofor clean, renewable energy.or he cleaned up pollution at the port of l.a. and created more good-pay

the first by danielle van de donk and then beth mead added a second, with this strike.e top to six points when they host sunderland this evening. the season finishes next weekend. they are into the dying minutes of rugby unions european champions cup final between racing 92 and leinster. it's been a tense game — no tries — only penalties, and leinster have just taken the lead for the first time in the match. they lead 15—12 with two minutes to play, the irish side are looking for their first title since 2012 ireland's cricketers have enjoyed a good second day in their first ever test match. they're taking on pakistan in dublin. after rain washed—out the first day, their bowlers enjoyed a productive spell. at one point pakistan were 13 for — they recovered to reach 268 for six at stumps. the wickets were fairly evenly spread, but notably two of them fell to the former england test player boyd rankin. still to come on the programme. there's a first podium finish in two years for britain's non stanford in the world triathlon series. and you have heard about the under woods

the first by danielle van de donk and then beth mead added a second, with this strike. it means chelseagh remaining 0—0 so far. leinster are the new european champions. they beat racing 92 of france, 15—12. which means leo cullen becomes the first man to win the trophy as a player and coach. it was a game dominated by the boot. the sides tied 12—12 until leinster took the lead for the first time with minutes left on the clock. racing came up short with a final shot to take the match to extra time. so leinster crowned european champions for a record—equalling fourth time. lewis hamilton will start on pole position in tomorrow's spanish grand prix. the reigning world champion secured his first pole since the opening race of the season, and just edged out mercedes teammate valtteri bottas. ferrari's sebastian vettel will start in third, ahead of team—mate kimi raikkonen. hamilton leads vettel byjust four points in the drivers standings after four races so far. and just before we go... ireland cricketer‘s have finally got theirfirst ever test match underway. on day two, as they took on paki

. >> reporter: beth hs lobbied. a surveillance video from last week shows two men, one of them covers the camera's lens and the flag disappears. david juarez told us the notes do not speak to him. i was weary about coming here. but my husband said as a vet, as a openly gay person, and a human beg you have to do that. >> reporter: in santa rosa wayne freedman abc7 news. >>> political aspirations dashed today for a santa clara supervisor. resigned his seat today. and suspended. he faces several -- >> i told him to stop. but he didn't pay attention to that. and he continued. and it got worse over time. >> and in a statement, casserta said the allegations against me are false in every sense of the world, yet i have been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion without due process. his seat will be filled via appointment in the coming weeks. >>> one month the court used dna evidence of the golden gate killer. advocates have more than 13,000 kits of untested rape kits in the building. a second bill would require

have any semblance of respect for international law including israeli human rights organizations like beth selim you have thousands of people protesting inside there the seeds occupy territory and they are being mowed down by an occupation army that is still considered under the law as an occupation army that is also laying an illegal siege on this civilian population the demands of these protests are are very simple and they're all in line with international law freedom dignity their rights under the law including the way to return. rights do you have been achieved in a in a far more peaceful manner had there been an israeli government that is now in all really interested are here. for an american administration of all of friday more school it's not that were eight dollars. spawn's it's a spiritual friday mosque it's not that we sylvia was serious we know that there are two arguments to see on this night it's lady has said no lies first of all those people are calling and i swear they are here insulting my own people they don't have the number of the soldiers they. we know how can i say i

mary beth tinker was our guest for the program. we also interviewed her brother. landmark cases, volume two, you can watch on monday night. guest: it is a fabulous show. i had the honor to be the guests to discuss another landmark case a couple weeks ago which is relevant to the topic today. host:a which one was that? guest: brandenburg v. ohio in which the supreme court unanimously first recognized this test that i have been talking about, that speech could only be suppressed if the government can show direct, intentional, likely harm that is going to occur imminently. host: we will go to aaron in indiana. thank you for waiting. you are on the air. caller: thank you. in the time that i have been callers beforeo me more or less address my question. i want to thank c-span and our guest. you have excellent guests. ms. strossen, what is the future of free speech? i like to think that i tried to resist censorship with my free speech every day. i'm not a policy maker, and i guess all of us who are not policymakers daily feel ourselves being boxed in more and more by la

. >> and beth now share something else. a new favorite football player. >> jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> that is the "overnight news" for tuesday. for some of you the news continues. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. hundred of central american migrants remain penned up on the mexico side of the u.s. border. stuck in a no-man's land between teen juan na and san diego. the so-called might ranlt care strain made a 2,000 mile trek up the spine of central america. and despite warnings, that they went be allowed into the united states, none seemed ready to turn around and go home. mireya villarreal its there. >> this is where the standoff is happening. standing right in the middle of it. a group of immigrant that have actually set up a tent city. are pinned against the border. just over that fence. after a month long trek through central america, 200 migrants have set up the encampment in tee juan narks mexico. this woman, and her 1-year-old son and several children are recovering from a fever and th

from arsenal saw the hosts score twice in ten minutes — the first by danielle van de donk and then bethnd second placed city in the table with two games left to play. they will not be able to catch chelsea. chelsea have a game in hand and they are playing later. ireland's first—ever test match in cricket finally got underway on day two today, as they took on pakistan in dublin. after rain washed—out the first day, their bowlers enjoyed a productive spell, at one point reducing pakistan to 13 for 2, but the visitors closed the day 268 for 6. charles dagnall was at malahide watching the action. well, although it was 2a hours later the highlands injury into cricket provided a hugely entertaining day here. pakistan finished 268—6. they we re here. pakistan finished 268—6. they were probably be happy with that considering they were invited. but at one stage island had pakistan 159-6. at one stage island had pakistan 159—6. smart polling, intelligence captaincy and good fielding from ireland plus a couple of different shots from the pakistan border. stuart townsend both finishing with two wic

and then, it just suddenly struck me that beth my grandfathers were coal miners.dad was a bus driver. i thought here i am talking to the queen mother like she is my best friend. who do you think you are? >> never forget it. >> one of the best days of my life. >> it takes a pretty major life event to keep anita away from royal pomp and circumstance. in 1981 when prince charles married lady diana, anita missed it. instead she was home, expecting her first child, ruth. who was due the very same day. turns out, ruth may once again keep anita from this saturday's royal wedding to. >> she is expecting her third baby. it is due on the date of harry and megan's wedding. >> you can't go to the royal wedding. >> i can't go to the royal wedding. >> i can't. i can't. that's two royal weddings i missed because of my daughter rooutd. >> instead, anita atkinson will celebrate in her own way. driving through the countryside in her ever so british mini >>> bagpipes are really from scotland. but they will be all over saturday's royal wedding. and he tried his hand at playing the th

. >> reporter: beth hs lobbied. a surveillance video from last week shows two men, one of them covers the camera's lens and the flag disappears. david juarez told us the do not speak to him. i was weary about coming here. but my husband said as a vet, as a openly gay person, and a human being you have to do that. >> reporter: in santa rosa wayne freedman abc7 news. >>> political aspirations dashed today for a santa clara supervisor. resigned his seat today. and suspended. he faces >> i told him to stop. but he didn't pay attention to that. and he continued. and it got worse over time. >> and in a statement, said the allegations against me are false in every sense of the world, yet i have been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion without due process. his seat will be filled via appointment in the coming weeks. >>> one month the court used evidence of the golden gate killer. advocates have more than 13,000 kits of untested rape kits the building. a second bill would require a complete inventory of all un

she was capturedded bethe north vietnamese. she was allowed to take photos, hided film on her person and was released several days later. why they didn't kill her, she was a french national i supposed. she was released. i saw her later on in the battle. about 40 minutes i found north vietnamese roadblock. i made some civilians remove it because i felt it was booby-trapped. stopped all of the vehicles and started the to search back of the homes. last home on the street, i saw north vietnamese helmet on the table. i knew it was going to be trouble, more trouble was around. little more searching in the house, i found an old man. i asked him in vietnamese, where are the vc. he said i speak english. he said there are no vc in here. i said who's hat is that. i said get outside and fill my canteens. i gave him my canteen. he walked over to the well and north vietnamese soldier came out of the bushes. the north vietnamese soldier had slung on his back with the strap in front. he was walking right towards me. when he got about 30 yards

from liz beth taelizabeth taylo. diana ross. sean connery to the rolling stones. nobody is safe. even the queen. people think you are kind of, an official part of the whole royal show here. but really, you are not, really, you are a usurper. >> i'm hoping. hoping the queen is going to apin the me to all stop this unofficial thing. this will really make my day. >> tony is still hoping and still shouting. >> cbs news are on their way. >> mark phillips, cbs news, england. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm vladamir duthier. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, may 2nd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> making president talk. the special counsel leading the russia investigation has floated the idea of issuing a grand jury subpoena for mr. trump. >>> severe weather pounds parts of the u.s. with tornados reported in kansas, nebraska, and oklahoma, and another round of s