charles lee is coming up next.nding business returns right after this. ♪ ♪ takata shares are dropping after doubling the number of recalls in the u.s. -- 34 million cars in the largest recall in history. regulators say it might take years for all these vehicles to be made safe. 11 different automakers and a shortage of replacement parts as well. japan's economy leading analyst estimates by 2.4% on an annualized basis. corporate japan spending, the weekend helping to boost export and increased spending there. -- the reserve bank global trend toward easing having a substantial risk to sustainable growth. both industrialized and emerging assets are being pushed into competition. demand,ld with weak nations might get engaged on a risky contest. japan just finished out the morning session. that is see what is going on. david: we are watching shares in hong kong and shanghai. 8/10 of 1% coming after goldman sachs removed the stock from its conviction. stock but180 on the this is one of the stocks that has been caught up

general charles lee served as an example here. with some variations imposed the americas all resemble each other with their hats, wide lapels, and pledging faces. -- pudgy faces. they spun off copies and variations such as this illustration depicting washington from an impartial history of the war in america published in london in 1780. printmakers in america also struggled to supply the demand but they also came up with a proudly painted gloss. and frequently looked for an authentic likeness. charles wilson peale was a crucial early purveyor of washington's face and his reach was enormously extended through print. peale knew washington and had painted him in 1772 in the uniform of his virginia militia. in 1776, he painted him again in a three-quarter length portrait and a miniature. but peale also thought he would try a print. he had learned engraving while in london from 1767-1779. his maiden efforts were guided by expert london printmakers and supported by a thriving industry, which included technicians to prepare the plates, s

michael lee horn. charles r. condeck jr. mark h. lawson. [crying] jonathan s. pine.ee richards. christopher l. smith. georgia -- n. l. hawk. kevin d. jordan. michael a. noris. stephen l. thomas. [sirens] [background noise] illinois -- james p. morsby. indiana -- jacob d. calvin. perry w. wren. nicholas e. schultz. jeffrey b. westerfield. iowa -- howard j. snyder. kansas -- jason e. harwood. kentucky -- bob w. branham. louisiana -- alan m. berez jr. james e. foster jr. carlos papillon jr. maryland -- jamal l. clagget. massachusetts -- greg t. maloney. dennis o. simmons. michigan -- chad a. charles. grant william whitaker. minnesota -- scott t. patrick. mississippi -- john thomas kolum. john r. street. missouri -- matthew scott chisholm. eddie j. johnson sr. montana -- joseph j. dunne i. nebraska -- amanda baker. mark a. hekert. nevada -- alan r. beck. igor soldo. new hampshire higher -- -- stephen joseph arkel. new jersey -- were not sorenaldo arocha, jr. christopher m. goodel. stephen j. petrozello. melvin vincent santiago. new mexico -- anthony p. haas. new york --

. >> charles lee and bob are looking for an opportunity.'s wife had made breakfast and they see jesse do something he has never done before. ♪ >> how is your baby doing, charlie? >> real simple. exce -- real good. except for this son of a bitch right here. (laughter) ♪ (gunshot) >> while they may have revered him, when the opportunity came for them to get money, reputation they took advantage of it. >> jesse. >> i didn't do it. >> legend has painted jesse james as a hero to the people. the truth is he's a damaged child turned soldier and criminal, a violent sociopath with enough charisma to find the needy. in death he becomes much larger than life an icon in the west. >> they take photos to prove it is the notorious outlaw. the legend of jesse james has lived only in their imagination. >> later that year frank james surrenders to missouri authorities. he's quickly acquitted of his crimes by a pro confederate jury. >> bob and charlie ford never get their 10,000 dollar bounty. they are forced to settle from a full pardon for murders jesse. tw

houston i came just to see this last brother to play all want to see them live at drove from the charles lee to see them both form. >>mark: visit our web site and we have more coverage on their we have a great slide show on our web site the store we brought you is breaking news on one person is dead after a car crashed into a home in richmond this happen to support a 30 last i you're the video of the same police said the driver of the car was having a medical emergency and in the tech of van and a bit of westbound 80 it crashed into this house chp is still investigating the incident. the earth's the demonstration started around 8:00 last nine the no reports of any man the shooting death of two unarmed suspects in 2012 spent another did well washing ashore in the bay area this time and portuguese beach and sonoma county this the fifth time and among the well washed ashore and the california you to portuguese beach in the to go see what could happen to the well. a >>reporter: if now another well and has washed ashore south if there about 5 mi. north if you can see with a 28 ft. great will look

lee bowed to the other officers a present and he and charles marshall walked out the front door. hen lee crossed a threshold he back on to the porch and into mclean's yard he walked into a adness landscape awash with both jubilation and sadness. their for union soldiers, jubilation, joy for the redemption of their four years of effort and their nion j sacrifice.promis joy for the union, joy for the promise of home and safety.fety. for slaves, jubilation at the prospect of freedom, though the road ahead seemed uncertain indeed. for confederates, despair at a de cause lost.pomatt an immense gamble oxunrewarded, the reality that they would ears leave appomattox with no more than pride after four years of toil and sacrifice. they would return to communitieswns and towns often ravaged by war to the to the empty beds and chairs of lost brothers, sons and fathers. ma few places have ever embodied sony many emotions at odds as did appomattox 150 years ago this moment, but when robert e. lee surr crossed that threshold onto enhe mclean's porch with a copy of the surrender terms written by

harper lee had this statement in a press release: % in other words the new back was written first, and featured ideas in what is "to kill a mockingbird." i'm joined by charles, an author in his own write. welcome to the programme. announcement? >> i knew about it. in 2004 when i researched harper lee's biography i found correspondence between harper lee and her publicist that there was a manure psychiatrist called "go setter watchman". >> you knew that there was a manuscript, the idea that it would be released, did that surprise you? >> i did. i thought it was an originally effort by a gee going author on the -- beginning author on the way to writing "to kill a mockingbird." as with many, you try, it dies, you take a wrong turp, away it goes. published. >> in preparing your book, you spoke to hundreds of people who know harper lee, knew harper lee herself. >> no, for a reason, alice lee stood between harper and the media hungry world. her sister was provider, financial counsellor, lawyer, and i tried to get around her, she found out that i did the biography sending a hot letter saying i hear you are talking to my sister's friends, i don't like it. we develo

charles d. dinwiddy. lee dixon. jessica l. hollis. cleveland d. johnson jr. mark u. kelley. alejandro martinez, sr. michael j. naylor. michael a. pimmintel. jessie valdez, iii. utah -- corey blake ride. virginia -- brian m. berger. purcy lee house, iii. brian w.jones. washington -- derek a. hansen. wisconsin -- michael j. seversen. federal -- oswaldo o. albarati-casana. michael c. baskett. jair j. cabrera. jason m. crisp. brian j. feldt. alexander i. giannini. clinton holtz. brandon k. kountz. mark a. mayo. frank e. mcknight. ernest j. montoya, sr. tyler r. robledo geniel amaro-fantauzzi juaquin correa-ortega. marielis morales-santiago. francisco mujica de leon. carlos rivera-vega. mario torres-martin. acknowledgment of all deceased officers. mrs. amy scully, wife of alvin scully, florence township police department new jersey. acknowledgment of all disabled officers. deputy sheriff robin hawkins leo county sheriff's office, new mexico. acknowledgment of all international officers. new south wales police force australia. acknowledgment of law enforcement officers in deleteri

lee daniels, the butler. charles tells a great story about how he was in the infantry in vietnam.e said, please ask president johnson, is there anything he can do to get me out of this? i will be in the air force anything else. eugene allen said, if this was president kennedy or anyone else, maybe i could help you but i don't have the relationship with him. they are not supposed to ask for favors. that is a big ask. charles told me that it was just heartbreaking for him. he really wanted his father to push. eugene allen was the penultimate butler. he never asked for favors. he was very diligent. people say that he was not the one who asked for a raise for the black staff. i've been told that that was not something he would do. because he respected the institution of the presidency. the way the staff was paid, a lot of the african-american staff were not paid as well as the white staff, because the white staff worked as plumbers and in different positions. they weren't butlers. there was an uprising led by bill hamilton, the storeroom manager. the movie portrays it as something eug

lee to say a few words. >> thaupg [inaudible] this was managed by public works. he and charles [inaudible] and all the engineers and project managers kept the promise for all of us. let me begin by saying i just did a tour, to a wond rbful place, a complicated project. i'm here briefly this morning because i'm here to replace [inaudible] as i was told. anyway, to our former chiefs, to our former mayors, to our protocol office, by the way you can't get into this building unless tom [inaudible] says yes. our art director and director of emergency management is here rightly so. the office of civic investment is infruc sureture is here. we are all here and welcome everyone to mission day san francisco. . this was a very carefully chosen site for the very reason we had to assemble a number of different functions on the site. a complicated project from the start. fire station, arson station, police station, police headquarters. a very historically refurbished community room for all the residence to cherish. supervisor kim played a great part and want to thank her office for being her

charles county last friday. investigators tell us the boy's mother was pushing the dead child on a swing. lee says he fought for sole custody but lost and now he feels courts didn't do enough to protect his son. >> i have a stable home for him to be at. you know? i have a stable roof for him to be under. for him to have the life he's supposed to have. >> he says the court missed signs that his son was not in a stable living environment. the boy's mother is journal going a mental evaluation. she has not been charged and initially police said there were no signs of foul play. >>> today the nation paused to remember those who died in service to our country. president obama was among them. he laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery's tomb of the unknown. he also shared a moment with retired senator and veterans advocate bob dole. during his speech he noted this was the first memorial day in 14 years in which the u.s. was not involved in a war. >>> tonight the white house is trying to avoid a war of words with iraqi leaders. it all began when defense secretary ashton carter said iraq's milita

lee reporting from zurich. he was talking about russia hosting the 2018 world cup. what we'll do is cross to moscow charles stratford is joining us from there. tell us what the reaction charles, has been from moscow. to everything going on in zurich and with f.i.f.a. >> the russian president came out in typical fighting spirit in support of sepp blatter, making accusations towards washington. certainly the u.s. investigation now. i'll read you out some of the things that he has been saying. this morning, the u.s. f.i.f.a. was a latest attempt to extend jurisdiction over another state. he said that he supports f.i.f.a. head blatter's approach to running the world cup, and was fully behind him in the campaign to head f.i.f.a. he said the arrest in the run up suggests the u.s. may pursue m.e.r.s.anry ends. fairly inflammatory words from the russian president. this has to be put in context in relation to what we have seen in terms of the relationship between corey washington and moscow in recent times. analysts across the world describe relations as being the worst they have seen. allegations by the u.s. with

lee stage coach robber and notorious bandit. a violent outlaw ready to kill. but behind every bend stands a man, and behind every legend lies the truth. >> charles bowles also knownack bart is the ex ten trick stage bandit in the west. his story is unfamiliar to most of us. unlike the brazen outlaw killers of his day this gentlemen bandit never fires a single shot. bowles is a man driven by revenge who masks his identity. instead of leaving trails of blood he leaves behind verses of poetry. >> in 1848 gold is discovered in the foothills of the sierra madre. >> by 184910's of of men known as the 49ers are swarming into northern california. one of those 49ers is an ambitious young man named charles bowles who convinces his brothers to join him on the gold rush. >> i think there's probably more up this way. >> charles and his brothers had been barn razors in new york. none of them liked farming life. they couldn't wait to get out of the gold fields in california. >> can i get some help. help anybody. >> the hope of striking it rich makes them endure incredible hardships and sacrifices. they camp along the river beds in squall lard conditions giving rise to water bor

lee mourning his child's death. he fought for sole custody of his son but lost. the boy was found dead at a playground in charles county last friday. investigators say the boy's mother was pushing the dead child on a swing. days before that a judge deemed her a fit parent. >> women get slapped on the wrist, we get grind into dog meat. >> lee says the courts missed signs his son was not in a stable living environment. the boy's mother is undergoing a mental evaluation. >>> a man died after getting cut in a rip current in florida. lifeguards rescued 85 people around daytona beach memorial day. red flags flying signaling dangerous conditions. some say the rip currents are the worst they've seen in this part of the coast in a long time. sunday someone drowned in an area without lifeguards 130 people had to be rescued. >>> for us we have sunshine here in the metro area but rain showers starting to develop along i-81 south of the winchester area. woodstock, mt. jackson, harrisburg areas. travel up i-81 rain chances highest north and west of town. this is ground clutter around the radar here around the city. here's fut

charles and joe, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. kennedy: i have enjoyed it more than the swing over the piano at tommy lee's house.g up, the things 2016 candidates are hawking to make money. but first, one of the minds behind the hbo show "silicon valley" that pokes fun at world of start-ups and giants like google. he is here, he's on the way. stay tuned. >> silicon valley is a cradle of innovation. >> your impression blew our engineering team away. >> we have the resources to take what you've done to the global level. >> i'm going to give you $200,000. >> clash 10 million. kennedy: oh, god, i love that show so much. that is from the very smart, very popular, amazing show on hbo, "silicon valley." my friend clay tarver writes on the show, and while i love his work, he's also written for film and played the guitar in bands like bullet la volta and chavez. >> yes. kennedy: is that matt sweeney? >> no. that's me with the long hair though. kennedy: nice work, clay. >> shoeless, i believe. kennedy: wow. you also might remember the character clay created in the '90s, jimmy the cab driver. welcome, clay. >> nice to be he

charles barkley and other people. >> reporter: here, she was in the studio. she stopped them in their tracks. >>> coming up sandra leeussie and yazz >>> sandra lee is an emmy-winning internationally known expert on all things kitchen and home. usually she joins us to cook up something delicious. she recently sat down with me for a much different reason. to talk for the first time about a personal challenge in her life. and to deliver a very important message. >> it was march 27th. and i was shooting "people's" most beautiful. >> it's okay. >> and i walked off the set. and 20 minutes later, my doctor called and told me i had breast cancer. >> it's a diagnosis that took her totally by surprise. she's best known for her television shows, cook boox magazine and more. not to mention a high-profile romance with the governor of new york. the ground under her shifted six weeks ago when she was finishing that shoot. >> i just was still. i didn't even cry. i was stunned. that's just how fast life turns. it turns on a dime. told me her doctors caught it early cancer has not spread. she's had a lumpectomy sand now is preparing f

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charles barkley and other people. >> reporter: here, she was in the studio. she stopped them in their tracks. >>> coming up sandra leeall business there's a never-ending list of small things to do every day. appointments... orders... deadlines... every one of them matters. so you need internet you can count on. verizon fios is really fast with 99.9% network reliability because when everything is running right, all those small things you do every day can turn into something big. team up with fios for this great limited-time offer. >>> sandra lee is an emmy-winning internationally known expert on all things kitchen and home. usually she joins us to cook up something delicious. she recently sat down with me for a much different reason. to talk for the first time about a personal challenge in her life. and to deliver a very important message. >> it was march 27th. and i was shooting "people's" most beautiful. >> it's okay. >> and i walked off the set. and 20 minutes later, my doctor called and told me i had breast cancer. >> it's a diagnosis that took her totally by surprise. she's best known for her television shows, co

charles dinwindle of the killeen police department. sergeant buckles of the potter county police department. chief of police lee dixon. chief of police michael penell of the elmendorf police department. border patrol agent robello. seen senior deputy sarah hollis. sergeant naler of the midland police department. deputy valdez. constable robert parker white of the el paso constable office. and sergeant alejandro martinez. mr. speaker, all of those died because they were wearing the badge. as a former prosecutor and a former judge, i've known a lot of police officers. i've known some that have been killed in the line of duty. they, like officer moore, represent the best of america. and this week other police officers throughout the country will be wearing the black cloth of sacrifice over their badge or their star showing respect for those that have fallen in the line of duty in this country. so we thank the families of the fallen, we thank the fallen for what they've done and we thank all of those who still protect and serve america. they are the best we have. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pr