they select chapman, third baseman out of cal fullerton. he is a native out of california. a's and yankees, oakland swinging for the sweep. top first john jaso greeting tanaka with 365-foot shot to right for a quick 1-0 athletics advantage. about the ought third and we're tied. gardner, busting the deadlock by busting solo home run. 2-1 new york in front now. on to the ninth. tying run on third. but derek norris strikes out looking. a's lose 2-1. finally, nba finals. air conditioning out in san antonio's at&t center. temperatures at court side 90 degrees. transition dunk spurs up 4. moments later, lebron james forced to leave with leg cramps. mission the final four minutes

chapman runs to the door in time to see morrow get in the cab up front.umber as the cab pulls off, then she calls the police. >> the police department received a 911 call from a frantic, i guess it was the clerk at the liquor store, stating that a lady had just came in and was displeased with the clerk because she wouldn't wait on her right away. >> harry serves as public information officer for the clarkstown police department, which handled the call. >> i think she was more upset than scared. just upset that she had to account for all these broken bottles. >> the clerk gives police the license plate number of the taxi, but she's written it down incorrectly. their only lead now is to watch the security footage, but that offers no view of the license plate. but then, a couple of days after the incident, the clerk coincidentally turns up a lead of her own. >> she happened to be at the palisades center and observed the cab. and the number she had given the police was one number off. she talked to the cab driver. the cab driver said, oh, yes, i did pick her

chapman hopes the future wilhelmina safer raid for all passengers. will you get back in a limousine any time soon. >> no. no. no. no. not at all. >>reporter: cornell, abc 7 news. >> just minutes ago the fremont city council decided to spend 300,000 dollars on new surveillance system. police asked to have the camera place throughout the city with emphasis at 8 80 on off ramp in the hope of capturing images of criminal and license plate. city council agreed to vote 5-o. most resident liked the idea. >> i'm for it. anything to help the policemen. it's out of control. i think that it's not a bad idea. >> nothing to hide, i have really no problem at all. >> i don't think it's an invasion since we are driving on the freeway. it would be different if it was like in the wavt room or something. >>reporter: but that support is not unanimous on the city web site. some residents express concern about privacy and abuse of power. the city council will rae view the success of the camera in one year and take another look. >>> well state bill that would require warni

fast forward to the ninth, flame thrower for the reds, chapman, strikes out the side to end it.ll 4-1. >>> good news though, help has arrived for the phils pull ben in the form of 100 miles giles. ken giles husband ace 100-mile-an-hour fastball called up to the phillies prior to today's game. taking the spot of mike adams who was placed on the disabled list. >>> nascar continued its stop in the tristate area. last week they were at dover international speedway. today the pocono raceway was the scene. five laps to go, brad keselowski with the lead. dale earnhardt, jr. flies by him. dale earnhardt, jr. takes the checkered flag. he also claimed victory at the day tono 500. >>> california chrome's triple crown dreams ended yesterday when he finished in a tie for fourth. steve coburn was clearly upset after the race because several other horses in that field hadn't run in all three legs. he echoed that same sentiment this morning on the "today" show. >> when you nominate your horse for the triple crown, that means three. not one out of three, but three. so that's what i meant by it.

chapman closes it out. strikes out john mayberry jr. the rest of the phillies on the side.s lose, 4-1. they've lost 9 of their last 10. >> that's what we need to see going forward. his execution and putting everything together. and that's what's needed. playing solid games. so that's what we need to do. i see the potential. the potential is -- see it every now and then. just need more consistent with putting everything together. >>> help has arrived for the phillies in their bull pen in the form of 100 miles giles. ken giles and his 100-mile-an-hour fastball called up to the phillies prior to today's game. the righty takes a spot of mike adams who was placed on the disabled list. >>> once again, nascar sprint cup circuit was a stop here in the tri-state area. last week jimmie johnson took home the checkered flag at dover international speedway. today pocono raceway was the scene. another big name came out on top. five laps to go, brad keselowski in the lead. look at dale earnhardt jr. flies right by him. nearly 180 miles an hour. he takes the lead. as they cross the finish

celebrates with duvall's family bottom 9th/ 3-1 reds duvall can tie it with another homer he hits aroldus chapmant right at todd frazier at 3rd base to end the game final: 3-1 reds dodgers shut out the cardinals 1-0 back of josh beckett giants lead down to 2 games world cup - usa/germany usa needing at least a draw to guarantee advancement jurgen klinsmann coaching agianst the coutry he led to a world cup title as a player 55th minute howard is there to punch out the header but thomas muller gets the rebound and blasts it in for the goal 1-0 germany usa a couple of chances late 93rd minute usa's alejandro bedoya is denied by the german defense a few seconds later clint dempsey's header is over the bar klinsmann can't believe it! klinsman hugs his former assistant geman coach joachim low final: 1-0 germany but the usa still advances thanks to portugal and cristiano ronaldo world cup - portugal/ghana chirstiano ronaldo crushed u-s hopes on sunday but today he helped get them through to the knckout stage 79th minute the ghana goalie puches the ball right to ronaldo who finishes for what would be the

hamilton, an rbi, and baumgartner, five runs, and chapman finishes off morris off 102 mph. 6-2, the redsts still lead the national league west but they're in a free-fall, leading the dodgers by two games. the a's, a different story, the best record in baseball, the first time the a's have ever played in miami. the great cue great cuban player, leading baseball with ten assists, throwing players out from the outfield. donaldson, the deepest part of the ballpark, and before you know it, he has a triple and the a's have a 4-0 lead and it's 5-5 in the ninth and replay plays a role. they call crisp out, and it's 5-5, ninth inning, and they go to replay and he's safe and the a's won 9-5. reddick had three hits. the a's are good! mike trout hit one at your stadium, 489 feet. i take it back, it was in kansas city. >> he went the distance, trout. they trail the a's by four and a half games and the angels lost to the royals 8-6. i think jackie is great but she loves to play gotc, this a! >> [ laughter ] >> tiger woods did not make the cut, no saturday or sunday play for tiger, playing his first go

not going well with cincinnati and they strike out step times against reds pitcher homer bailey and chapmane now a season low 11 games under 500 worst neem national league for a month. they won just one time since the last saturday. now just about the only positive thing to say about the phillies now is jimmy rolling -- phils start a series with san diego on tuesday. >> eagles 13 weekends away from opening their season against jacksonville and of course between now and then there's a lot of hard work to put in especially for rookies who are still learning the play book. playing catch up is not something jordan matthews should have a problemp with like hall of fame cousin jerry wright matthews already developed a reputation for his hard work you. >> never know when it's your last catch or being owe then field so you make the most of it. >> what do you say to a college kid that want to be an nfl player. >> all boys focus. all the greatest, all the guys that made in the long run, tom management, bryce us. it is fall camp and come out flying around and it really takes liberty focus you still wa

and chun and kanou and mahammad, round zang and lei tang, and gomez, william eu, honing lu, chin, chapman, zang, gasara, dipson martinez, and spencer lee, torez, adriana, and mu and mo, and dan, and character, and evan chung and if i could just highlight one young fellow torez who is in my chemty class this year and i had the fortunate of teaching him through the summer school and through this project in this year i just seen him as a result of this project mature and to be able to become a leader among students, his students and his seniors to help them pass the course and to be able to walk the stage with their friends on the class of 2014. so thank you. >> thank you, again, how about a round after plause for our wonderful student officers. thank you. very quickly, i would also like to recognize, lincoln high school graduate sahsa who is given the peace making award, and she is a student in our peer resources program and our award willing resources program and so congratulations sasha for your accomplishment. and at this time, i would like to call forward our very own associate superint

they select chapman, third baseman out of cal fullerton. he is a native out of california. a's and yankees, oakland swinging for the sweep. top first john jaso greeting tanaka with 365-foot shot to right for a quick 1-0 athletics advantage. about the ought third and we're tied. gardner, busting the deadlock by busting solo home run. 2-1 new york in front now. on to the ninth. tying run on third. but derek norris strikes out looking. a's lose 2-1. finally, nba finals. air conditioning out in san antonio's at&t center. temperatures at court side 90 degrees. transition dunk spurs up 4. moments later, lebron james forced to leave with leg cramps. mission the final four minutes after close game and the spurs blow it open. 110-95 the final. at&t center releasing a statement apologizing for any inconvenience. more news coming up after the break. >>> how about this. a hip move by the dmv. old is new. a throw back to the 1960s. a lot of people are excited about this. the dmv is once again producing these guys. black license plates with yellow lettering. the state issued the black pl

future another >> the games people play, josh donaldson first round pick matt chapman, the current andure third baseman for the a's, another former first round pick drew pomerant with a night he'd like to forget. 4-2 and then don robinson singled in a run an inning later. there were seven earned runs allowed and the rangesser roll 14-8. -- rangers follow 14-8. >>> soccer, the 2014usa world cup play versus ghana, three first round points on the line. in the game's first minute usa on the board thanks to clint dempsey. he shoots and scores, fastest goal in the country's history, 1-0. ghana would take it in the 82nd minute, but in the 86th john brooks. that's using the old noodle. rtugal and the u.s. wins 2-1. they play portugal on sunday. >>> 2 million fans showed up in chicago last year for the blackhawks parade. today in l.a. for the kings, 300,000. mayor eric garcetti starts the top five. >> there's two rules in politics. they say never ever be pictured with a drink in your hand and never swear, but this is a big [ bleep ] day. >> no. 4, that's a big fish, 12-foot sturgeon pulled out

the action cam was on the scene at the university plaza shopping center near route 273 and chapman roadrews tried repairing the damage and getting that overhang back into place. >>> new this morning, a cashier working during a store robbery faces charges now along with the suspected thief. authorities say this was all an inside job. 41 year old sayena moody called 911 when a armed man ran off with money in from a family dollar store. police say moody helped plan that holdup and was expecting a cut of the cash. moody and the suspected robber will be charged with robbery and prim all of the stolen money has been recovered. >> it will be a long road ahead for people eager to travel on the i-495 bridge in delaware again. deldot says the southbound lanes on the closed bridge will reopen by labor day at the earliest. the northbound side could follow a month later. the agency shut down both sides last week when engineers discovered tilted support towers underneath the bridge spanning the christina river. deldot plans to build entirely new foundations for the four tilting columns. >> 5:57 now a

. >> the p.u.c says it will comply, and make changes mary chapman means it will be a safer ride for all passengers >> will you get back in a limousine soon? >> no. no. no. not at all. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> at the state capitol a senate committee moved forward with two bills. uber and lift drivers marched in protest of the proposals, one requires a million dollars in insurance coverage from the moment a driver turns on the app to ask for potential riders the energy committee decided to forward it on to insurance committee. the total would be lower, promising. the second bill requiring companies to offer 2-7 coverage such as taxi services a ride-sharing person says it would destroy uber. >> it's requiring excessive insurance increasing costs per ride sharing transportation, limiting the ability for the companies to thrive in california. >> we immediate to make sure they have coverage to make sure they're tested. >> neither bill has been approved by the whole senate. >> san francisco's archbishop is refusing to tonight on his plan to attend a controversial pro marriage march on

. >> reporter: from los angeles -- >> my name is anne marie chapman. i am 20 years old. i'm a full-time mom and part-time student. >> reporter: to student. >> my name is -- i am 13 years old and in eighth grade. >> reporter: to atlanta. >> i'm 50 years old and work for u.p.s. >> reporter: it's what is meant to define us, however we define it, the american dream. >> the american dream? it means that we go towards a better life. >> the american dream is if there's something you want you are able to get it. >> i have reached the american dream. i have peace of mind. >> reporter: peace of mind that more americans can't find. >> guns and violence. >> job security, crime. >> reporter: some reasons a growing number say the dream is slipping away. a cnn american money dream poll finds six out of ten americans believe it is out of reach. it's more alarming amongmy len yals. more than half say the dream can't be attained. if the next-generation is always meant to be the last, 63% of people now believe that children will be worse off than their parents. >> it's not something that p

mary chapman was one of the survivors. she's glad a review is being done. >> i just was not an advocate in limos at all because of that experience. maybe one day, i'll feel differently. i mean, it should be, they should be held to a higher standard. because what i can see now, and back then, nothing. i didn't see any standards at all. >> findings from the audit complaints take too long to resolve. sometimes, up to six months. up to five months to penalize carriers the state senator said sadly the state auditor confirmed worst fears, that the commission has not resolved complaints in a timely fashion. the p.u.c says it will take it seriously, and comply with all recommendations live in solano county, abc7 news. >> thank you. u.s. marshals are investigating after a bullet was shot into a dellhams federal building, passing through a u.s. district judge's chambers and came to rest in a jury room. investigators do not believe anyone inside of the clay street building was targeted the bullet found saturday. u.s. marshals are loo

the as have the 25th pick and matt chapman, a third baseman out of the fullerton, he has the ability hit to all fields and is a native of california. as and bronx bombers. 1-0, athletics in front. bottom of the third, tie game, going solo and the yankees take a 2-1 lead. move on now to the nooichbt. tieing run on third. and the as fall 2-1. >> vernon davis still showing up to voluntary workouts. today, he told jay morris sports show. >> why aren't you at otas, brother? what's going on? >> every decision i make is in the best interest of my brand. sometimes, we have to make a business decision. and my decision was to work out on my own and focus on doing my brand as well as dollars being everything else. at the end of the day, you have to have that complete balance. >> well, vernon is missing from the actual field. the virtual field is looking complete. he'll be the first player in the game to rock his own ink. the sharks get a conditional fifth-round pick in the 2015 4k1ccft. it would become a fourth if he signs with new york. team tiel told boyle last month he would not be resigne

. >> the p.u.c says it will comply, and make changes mary chapman means it will be a safer ride for all passengers >> will you get back in a limousine soon? >> no. no. no. not at all. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> at the state capitol a senate committee moved forward with two bills. uber and lift drivers marched in protest of the proposals, one requires a million dollars in insurance coverage from the moment a driver turns on the app to ask for potential riders the energy committee decided to forward it on to insurance committee. the total would be lower, promising. the second bill requiring companies to offer 2-7 coverage such as taxi services a ride-sharing person says it would destroy uber. >> it's requiring excessive insurance increasing costs per ride sharing transportation, limiting the ability for the companies to thrive in california. >> we immediate to make sure they have coverage to make sure they're tested. >> neither bill has been approved by the whole senate. >> san francisco's archbishop is refusing to tonight on his plan to attend a controversial pro marriage march on

chapman came in to wrap it up 3- 1 final.nts with some hard types to swipe that nice moment. >> gary: -- >>> you know when the local team doesn't have a pick, going to the track like not having a horse. no doings for the warriors on any front. wiggins is the top pick. long term upside goes to wiggins. parker a former warriors parker number two to the bucks. aaron gordon who went to art bishop mitti. on to the chaz. houston to okc. dwight pal is now a charlotte hornet. >>> sometimes when you lose you're really the winner. that's no doubt the way team usa feels tonight following their dramatic clash with germany that left them short on the scoreboard and long on sports. sports part ii next. for the grand finale, dreyer's ice cream is just $2.99. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> i tell you what, never will you see so many people so excited about the fact that their team lost. but in these days in mysterious ways of the world cup just go with it. and that it is. team usa going right on into th

. >> my name is emily chapman. i am 20 years old.'m a full-time mom and part-time student. >> to phoenix. >> my name is valerie. i have 13 years old and i'm in eighth grade. >> to atlanta. >> my name is andy shelly. i'm 50 years old and work for united parcel service. >> wherever you are and what you are it's meant to define us. however we define it, the american dream. >> the american dream? it means you work toward a better life. >> the american dream is if there is something you really want, you can go get it. >> i have reached the american dream. am i rich? no. but i have peace of mind. >> peace of mind that more americans believe is hard to find. >> job security. becoming a >> for some reason the growing numbers say the dream is slipping away. a cnn money american dream poll finds about six out of ten americans believe it's out of reach. numbers are more alarming among millennials. they were badly battered by the economic downtown and more than half say the dream can't be attained. and if the next generation was always meant to

. >> coming up -- >> chapman is an orchestrator. >> he calls the shots. >> a heartless felon leader explains the philosophy on theft. >> stealing is going behind somebody's back and taken it. taking is going up to you, i'm going to get the watch, if you don't give it to me, i'm going to beat you and take it. >> first, the man in the middle of the violent gang conflict inside san antonio's largest jail. >> the mexican mafia have a very different personality. you can spot them just by talking to them. for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. there are cameras,, police, guards...ds us. but who looks after us online, where we spend more than 200 billion dollars a year.

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. >> meanwhile, the a's take matt chapman as the overall pick.he cal state fullerton player has the ability, according to experts, to hit to all fields. >> a local pitcher found his way into the second round picked by the phillies. he used to pitch for mission high school in fremont. >> and 29th overall, a graduate from st. francis in mountain view. he's hitting well over .300. >> it continues. bradl bradley zimmer drafted by the cleveland indians. he was watching it from home and his aunt and went and bought the shirts for all 30 teams to make sure when his name was actually called, the right one would be waiting for him. i don't know if she left the tags on to take the other ones back or what? >> that was actually disappointing because i watched that live. i thought this guy had some sort of communication with the team or was in tune and the illusion just burst. >> the aunt. >> the aunt. >>> let's check in with christina right now. you say it's going to be a great weekend for local baseball? >> that's right. make sure you have the ball cap read

. >> my name is enry chapman. i am 20 years old.m amend part-time student. >> reporter: to phoenix -- >> my name is cov. villery, i am 13 years old and in eighth grade. >> reporter: to atlanta. >> my name is andy shelly. i'm 50 years old. i work for eyed parcel service. >> reporter: wherever you live, whoever you are, it's what meant to define us. however we define it. the american dream. >> the american dream? it means that we go towards a better life and we'll be able to achieve more than other countries. >> i guess the american dream s is, if there's something that you really want, you're able to go get it. >> successfully i raised a family. no debt. so, yeah. i've reached the american dream. am irish? no. but i have peace of mind. >> reporter: peace of mind that more americans today can't seem to find. >> guns and violence. >> job security, crime, becoming a statistic. >> reporter: some reasons are growing numbers that say the dream is slipping away. a cnn money american dream poll finds about six out of ten americans believe it

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a reporter from "the new york daily news" ben chapman obtains disturbing footage from a high school inom a anonymous source identifying themselves only as angry administrator. >> the silent video is from three months earlier. and shows a 15-year-old student christoph john arriving in his high school. christoph's mom, diane. >> every child going to that school, they have a photo i.d. in the morning when you enter the school, you have to scan the i.d. >> according to christoph, the school security dean and teacher stefan hudson asks him to step to the side when his i.d. card doesn't work. christoph says when he tries to go through security again, the dean becomes enraged, believing christoph is acting disrespectfully. >> immediately when i looked at the video, i could tell it was in violation of the rules of the department of education, and probably it looked like something that was illegal, possibly criminal to me. we went to diane's house to show her the video of her son involved in this altercation with the dean. >> when i first saw the video, i got nervous. like my belly start hurtin

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the a's took third baseman matt chapman out of cal state- fullerton.e doesn't make it as a third bagger he can throw a pitch 98 miles an hour. >>> yankees paying tribute to don zimmer had died yesterday at the age of 83. masahiro tanaka, john jay so not impressed. sayonara tanaka! josh's sixth of the year but that was it against tanaka who won his ninth game today. 1-1 in the third. gardner with the solo shot into the second deck drew pomeranz limiting the yankees to just one earned run in seven innings. top of the 8th a's two on, josh donaldson goes down swinging. brandon moss, he hits a sinking liner to right. only to get robbed by ichiro. had just entered the game. then adam warren blows a fastball by yoenis cespedes to end the inning so the big guns go down. the yankees win 2-1. oakland has to settle for 2 out of 3 in the bronx. >>> last month doug wilson said dan boyle would not be back with the sharks. today the team made it official. they traded the veteran defenseman to the islanders for a future draft pick. boyle spent the last six seasons in

pinch hitting buster posey picking on chapman's 100-mile per hour fastball.giants have the winning run on 3rd with no outs that. hurt, because in the 11th, the reds ran for 5 runs and go on to beat san francisco 7-3. the giants 1-5 on the current 10 game home span. they can't win in their own park! >> i am still laughing about the marlin's mascot. >> i am still worried about the giants! i got over the phillies. they have to turn it around! >> yes. that is good. >>> coming up in our 9:00 hour, the pride celebration goes beyond san francisco and the u.s.. the effort by president obama to share the merge of gay rights and how other american diplomats are joining in. >>> and the new 49ers stadium is preparing for game day. the dry run in the city of santa clara today that could mean road closures and barricades. >>> a hotter day shaping up around the bay area. i am updating the current conditions and the afternoon highs for your area, coming up. . >>> and welcome to mornings on 2, everyone. i hope you are having a relaxing weekend. today is sunday, june 29th. i a

several people in the audience that you could talk to, bob kramer, if you could raise your hand, beth chapman can either of them could talk to about how to do this. and, finally, i think it is only appropriate to end with banks, and many people to thank this evening. we very much appreciate our speakers and insight that you brought. so appreciate gordon college of being willing to sponsor this event with us, and the staff there. i'd also like to just thank my own incredibly competent, excellent staff to do their jobs often in silence but also with excellence and even panache. rebecca good, margaret eberly, chloe and allies. thank you very much. [applause] >> absolutely. thank you all to the volunteers who have volunteered multiple times. we so appreciate your work. i should add that mike will be at the registration table right up back where we will be selling and he will be signing copies of his work, and encourage you to do that. in addition the bar will be open after we leave. thank you for coming, and goodnight. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] >> we would like to from you. tweet us

chapman, i believe, that he never could shake that. he was so disappointed in the verdict. that he died, actually before his time. so, a lot of people white and black was very upset over what happened to emmett and what happened to the justice system in mississippi. but they couldn't do anything about it. >> it's really interesting part of that, that reopening of the case that, it gets launched as a joint effort between the justice department at the federal level and state of mississippi. >> right. >> and all these years later, as we know some things have changed. >> ah-ha. >> interestingly enough in mississippi the prosecutor is now a black woman. >> ah-ha. >> and i would like you to talk about the bodies exhumed here in chicago, dna testing is done but then ultimately you get a report with no explanation from mississippi that the case will not be reopened and i'm particularly interested in caroline bryant. can you describe that series of events in some detail because i know in your book you say that you finished that experience not understanding why even now that that cas

this summer at a press conference, michael palin, tare gilliam, and john cleese, original member chapmann london that begins on tuesday. >> try to do it once really well in england where it started, and just leave it at that. >> the question was how to fill the arena. we wanted to give them something a bit more. we wanted to add a lot of stuff and make it a big show. >> reporter: after all these years, the wit and comedic chemistry of monty python delight the generations of fans and the guys themselves. >> we enjoy it like we did 40, 50 years ago. >> reporter: chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> and you are going to be asked a million times this week, how is the fourth looking? >> very different stories wherever you are. lacey, i'll finish signing your thing while we do the weather. multi-task. and right to the forecast, including the twitter photos. and you get an idea what's happening in south carolina. what a nice start. the pretty skies, and the complete opposite in iowa. i guess i can't write and talk at the same time. maybe that was my trick. see the flooding rains leaving th

also we're getting in tweets from some of tracy morgan's colleagues on "30 rock" from briz chapman, on "30 rock" from 2006 to 2013, pray for my brother, real tracy morgan. this one from maleak who played jonathan on "30 rock," please get better soon. we're all pulling for you. montel williams, shocked at the news waking up this morning. he tweeted wake up to find out tracy morgan is in critical condition. has a young kid. thoughts and prayers my friend. also musician ray quan weighing in saying hope my brother the real tracy morgan is well and makes a safe recovery. as you mention lots of fans, more than 3 million fans, funny guy, probably one of the funniest on "saturday night live" a lot with say that, known for his impressions and really just kind of off the wall humor. he is something special. >> very talented. >> hope for his safe recovery. >> a lot of the humor comes from a difficult start. born in the bronx and talks about financially some tough times and he battled with alcoholism for a while and he talks about that. but, of course, this we learned from new jersey state police,

. >> reporter: her name is laura chapman and she first met pam back in the late '80s. >> she was reallyd laura had a front row seat to pam and gary's upscale lifestyle. >> they had a dining room table that actually came up out of the grou-- out of the floor, which i thought was a little bit over the top, but it was interesting. >> reporter: it was a lifetyle that laura says pam wasn't pleased to part with, when gary's finances started to crumble. >> to pam, that was more significant than thinking to yourself, "well, okay, but he's a wonderful guy, and i love him, and he's the father of my children"? >> i have to wonder if there-- if she really, truly ever did love him, or if it was just the lifestyle that they had that she was in love with. >> reporter: and when pam and gary separated, pam told laura about the problems they were having. >> she started talking about how easy it would be to hire somebody, that she should just hire a hit man and have him taken out. and how easy it would be, because he had such a predictable schedule, that he played golf every day. and then she started talk

. >> what happens with chapman?eper hit last summer. the netflix show that sat in a women's prison. it's dark comedy. and it had, as tamron was mentioning, a really crazy finale. so we know that the new season picks up after a bit of a time jump, but you will find out what happened. >> and new characters. >> flashbacks, everything. >> all right. also in theaters, we have "the edge of tomorrow," that stars tom cruise and emily blunt, which is getting great reviews. >> great reviews. it's summer, so you have to have an alien movie and you need a tom cruise movie and this one's both. the aliens are here and they're winning the war against humanity. and then tom cruise, who's a soldier, gets kind of caught in this time loop where he keeps dying in battle and waking up right before the battle every day. but that gives him -- >> hate when that happens. >> sounds like our show. >> a recurring nightmare that we have. >> so it's something like "groundhog day" meets "aliens." >> also that day, "the fault in our stars." >> i t

among her other notable accomplishments, she served on the chapman university board of governors and was recently awarded an honorary doctor of the university degree. she also served on the orange county chapter of the national unification advisory council as appointed by the former south korean president and the current president. she was a valuable asset on the asia pacific community advisory council and was known as an exemplary woman who cared deeply about excellence in education and what could be done in education and opportunity for the next generation. in her fight with cancer, she maintained a spirit of courage, dignity and grace. her strong will and desire to live a fulfilling life has encouraged others to do the same. she will be truly missed by all the lives she has touched, by her brother, kevin, by all of her friends and remembered as her spirit lives on. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. foster, for five minutes. mr. foster: thank you, madam speaker.

bob crammer or doug chapman. and i think it is only appropriate to end with thanks and there are many people to thank this evening. we very much appreciate our speakers and the insight you have brought. appreciate gordon college sponsoring the event. and the staff there. and i would like to thank my own incredible and competent staff and who do their job wonderfully. rebecca good. margaret and elias thank you vore much. [ applause ] >> and thank you to the volunteers. we appreciate your work. michael will be at the registration table outback where he is selling and signing copies of his work. i encourage you to do that. and in addition to the bar is open after we leave. thank you for coming and good night. [ applause ] >> you are watching booktv, non-fiction authors and books every weekend on c-span2. here is a look at upcoming book fairs and festivals. the 11th annual roosevelt reading festival is coming up featuring talks on the 32nd president. from july