christopher: what about lebanon? there has been an election.he iranian backed hezbollah won half the seats in parliament. they saw major gains. thursday we saw major world powers urging lebanon to maintain its policy of staying out of regional conflicts. is that likely to stay the case, burglaries 11 on getting involved? reporter: lebanon would. there is always a debate of lebanese nationalists saying, we don't want hezbollah fighting in syria. we don't want them getting in a conflict with israel. we would like these. but hezbollah is a strong force on the ground. they are making political gains by saying that their cause which is the destruction of israel is legitimate. the fighters in the south of goal a height on the syrian side of goal on are the hezbollah fighters. these are the fighters who trained in the syrian side of golan heights, and i met several of them myself. if there is a war, those fighters are likely to join. hezbollah is present in syria. hezbollah is in lebanon. so whatever conflict happens, whether in syria or in lebanon, h

michael christopher (professor) interview; "this is the first thing that we're aware of where we can actually demonstrate a reduction in aggressive tendencies in police officers."professor michael christopher and girling studied forty-three police officers and their spit; which contains cortisol. the body's main stress hormone. christopher interview- "it's something that helps the body, but too much of a good thing becomes a bad thing."

christoph: this is wonderful.ry that was divided, east and west germany, and in 1989, germany was reunited. to see north and south korea again talking to each other, getting along, and maybe at some stage having the same development as germany, this is fantastic. this is a dream come true. we hope it all materializes the way we want things to develop. vonnie: finally, i have to ask you about u.s. german relations. does your administration in germany feel like it might get easier post-midterms to deal with president donald trump? christoph: first of all to say that german-american relations are excellent. with the u.s. due to germany by airlift,ith the berlin the berlin wall, you help us tremendously with reunification in 1989, so for us transatlantic relations are always important. we work very hard to preserve this strong link, which i think is a very solid base and something we should preserve the future. vonnie: thank you. glad to have you back. --at is christoph was given heusgen, former national security advi

time for it was one of the world's fastest series production vehicles as it will be fixed christophe recommends taking your foot off the gas to really experience how streamlined the car is and just carries on rolling totally unaffected by the wind and of course it was air resistance means lower fuel consumption this car uses just twelve point two liters per one hundred kilometers most cars have a similar performance would get through twice that christophe would say it's a cross between a luxury sedan and a super car and a miracle of fuel consumption which nowadays he says is a real rarity. to save. as a him in the interior q he's surrounded by pure luck sure he doesn't buy leather as far as the eye can see and this art deco style cockpit has so many buttons its owner could possibly know what they all do if you're clueless he also mentions the fantastic streamlining this with this giant hole tailfin in the middle of it he got this and it's supposed to provide a smoother ride at high speed also with all. the front section with its three headlights is one of the most striking features o

keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher. no i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves if they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean she wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton half and so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at it but in terms of mahler i think that i think it's problematic and i think that you know there's just been a lot of lost faith i mean now they're sort of harassing essentially trump's friends i mean some of his advisers yeah they've looked into their harassing their businesses their associates i mean again it's almost like the same issue we touched on with c.n.n. you're s

it's a way to absolve the clinton machine and to place blame on trump here i mean let me go to christopher in washington i mean i listen to two. brandon clapper basically saying you know surveilling spying on whatever word you want to use on the tram campaign was actually to protect them and to protect the united states why didn't they just tell the campaign hey i think we got some more reason right here you might want to be careful who you talk to i mean that would have been the right thing to do would have been a neutral thing to do if that's the case what it was because i don't believe it was because if it was that they would have done that go ahead christopher totally agree peter i mean if you look at the entire investigation of what's happened there hasn't been any sort of consistency going both sides in terms of just having a standard and sticking to it and it's sort of shocked me throughout the whole soap opera of the hillary clinton e-mails that at some point there's going to be politics and there's going to be all that stuff but at some point there has to be some sort of unified s

well actually kind of the same what christopher was saying i'm just. getting very what politics is coming up next but we want to control everything and . the kind of loan rates are very low everything you save the stadiums everything is safe so you further than it was ever so i don't really understand why the politics want to implement the law you know when you're you're not the only one so you say that everything is safe i want to put this headline here that members of the leading political party in bavaria the c.s. u.s. intervention say that the new police law would address public safety concerns here is what one person tweeted back to that he says safety concerns one of the safest places in the world where the lowest crime rate in the last thirty years no they just want to keep power with democratic methods and i wonder what your thoughts on that are why do you think this is being introduced now. too. we are not growing. up because. we don't need you our. wants to do. i'm going to show our audience a little breakdown of what the various police task

christopher, your reaction? >> well, that's exactly right.resident who criticized the government unemployment numbers as phony and hoax is now taking credit for them. we also know that -- the three of us here, the presidents often get too much credit and too much blame for the economy and unemployment numbers. but when i look more broadly at this issue of what do african-americans have to lose? i'm not just looking at jobs, i'm looking at the president's rhetoric, i'm looking at the atmosphere he's created. his attack on black nfl players. his embrace of people like roy moore. charlottesville. his policies on the affordable care act. it's not just about jobs, it's not just about wages, it's about the tone that the president has set in this country and the sense that african-americans feel like he is embracing policies that help people for everyone except for them. >> except that, you know, i would make the case -- go ahead. >> stephen, let me ask you this, because christopher brings this all up in a bigger political context and i'm curious to

keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher. no i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves if they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean she wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton has and so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at it but in terms of mahler i think that i think it's problematic and i think that you know there's just been a lot of lost faith i mean now they're sort of harassing essentially trump's friends i mean some of his advisers yeah they've looked into their harassing their businesses their associates i mean again it's almost like the same issue we touched on this you know you're

also expected to be in that meeting, fbi director christopher wray and dni dan coats. we'll be right back. your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. try align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. with a unique strain that re-aligns your system. re-align yourself, with align. >>> what happens to working together? what happened to reaching across the aisle to get something done? what happened to compromise? more than three-quarters of americans say bipartisanship is important, but only 19% of you say republicans and democrats are any good at it. so what would happen if a democrat and republican ran on the same ticket? my next guests may be doing just that. they're rumored to be considering a joint ticket for florida governor, patrick murphy, the democrat who represented florida's 18th congressional district from 2013 until last year. and david jolley is a republican who represented florida's 13th district until last year. so? is there anything you want to announce right now? >> not quite. not quite. no. we haven't made a final

you're making the point here and let me go to christopher in washington is that if the deeper they go into this the more we see that there is collusion here but it's collusion within the intelligence community and ha the facts man that's why i love him i'm having him on the program the facts are out there he just gave you a whole list and i'm sure he could go much further i mean why shouldn't there be more focus on that because when i watch brennan and clapper on cable t.v. they're getting more and more hysterical as if it's getting closer and closer to them go ahead in washington christopher well i tend to agree with my colleague in the sense that when you look at all of the things they've been looking at they get you get to these ten general things that have nothing to do with the actual investigation and they're just constantly looking into things and constantly looking into things i think what we have is you know this is like being on a roller coaster of being nauseous and just not being able to get off i mean especially for the american voter in terms of you know can you trust th

you're making the point here and let me go to christopher in washington is that. the deeper they go into this the more we see that there is collusion here but it's collusion within the intelligence community and ha the facts man that's why i love him how my having him on the program the facts are out there he just gave you a whole list and i'm sure he could go much further i mean why shouldn't there be more focus on that because when i watch brennan and clapper on cable t.v. they're getting more and more hysterical as if it's getting closer and closer to them go ahead in washington christopher well i tend to agree with my colleague in the sense that when you look at all of the things they've been looking at they get you get to these ten general things that have nothing to do with the actual investigation and they're just constantly looking into things and constantly looking into things i think what we have is you know this is like being on a roller coaster of being nauseous and just not being able to get off i mean especially for the american voter in terms of you

it's a way to absolve the clinton machine and to place blame on trump here i mean let me go to christopher in washington i mean i listen to two. brandon clapper basically saying you know surveilling spying on whatever word you want to use on the tram campaign was actually to protect them and to protect the united states why didn't they just tell the campaign hey i think we got some more reason right here you might want to be careful who you talk to i mean that would have been the right thing to do would have been a neutral thing to do if that's in case what it was because i don't believe it was because if it was that they would have done that go ahead christopher totally agree peter i mean if you look at the entire investigation of what's happened there hasn't been any sort of consistency going both sides in terms of just having a standard and sticking to it and it sort of shocked me throughout the whole soap opera of the hillary clinton e-mails that at some point there's going to be politics and there's going to be all that stuff but at some point there has to be some sort of unified stan

michael christopher (professor) interview; "this is the first thing that we're aware of where we cany demonstrate a reduction in aggressive tendencies in police officers."professor michael christopher and girling studied forty-three police officers and their spit; which contains cortisol. the body's main stress hormone. christopher interview- "it's something that helps the body, but too much of a good thing becomes a bad thing." christopher studied the cops' cortisol levels before and after they practiced mindfulness everyday for eight weeks.christopher interview- "so exciting as we saw a quicker return back to baseline which is indicative of better health."cops are twice as likely to be depressed, forty percent of them are obese and they're more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty. christopher interview- "we've had officers come up to us at the end of the training and say, 'i was about ready to leave this profession', or 'i don't think i able to make it. i was about ready marriage. i just couldn't do it. and you guys have given me some hope." christopher hopes the new

>> bruce is in direct communication with christopher christopher steele. there is no doubt that the connection and conflict was real and one that resulted in information we passed through bruce through the justice department to the fisa court as an intermediary. >> just really quickly. i am happy to throw this to whoever. i have spoken to other more moderate members of your caucus, one of whom used the word crazy to describe all of you and this effort, can you respond to that? >> do you want to give us a name? [laughter] >> in what context? this resolution specifically? >> this effort, yes, this pursuit. >> that a separate and equal branch of government wants the toormation it is entitled to conduct their duty of oversight for the american people? if that is crazy you have to take that up with the guys who wrote the constitution because that is what we are supposed to do. just give us the information that we are entitled to see so we can get answers to the questions to that -- that the american people have and that all of you in the press have. that is exa

so christopher i would say to our audience of course sebastian didn't want his face shown because he is afraid about the implications of this bill that's how much he fears that but he talks about it just being overall vague i know that you had a group of students actually poor through the wording on this see you hopefully know best is he right to have fear. well i hope he's not right to have future show his face because he's protesting against a police law in a country that has the rule of law over it and where the constitutional rights are protected very much but he has a point when it comes to the confusing of the new terms because i wanted to jump in earlier but i wanted stephan to stop talking and continue afterwards because you translated the new type of danger as imminent danger i think everybody does that and if you type it into translation program that's what comes out but it i think it sends the wrong message because this new type of danger that was that is already in place that is already in the act of two thousand and seven team is more screaming and pending danger and it'

spygate i'm joined by my guest christopher in washington he's a republican strategist in new york we have charles or tell he is a private investor and writer as well as host podcast show sunday which arles and in los angeles we crossed to goodman he is a columnist journalist published in the huffington post salon the hill and other publications right gentlemen cross-talk roles in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gentlemen who are calling this program spygate and i have it in quotes because i'm quoting the president of the united states and that's what i want to delve into here. i always go to the person who gets up early into the program that's obviously you in los angeles because i'm exactly on the other side of the world of you right now we're calling it spygate but i was thinking maybe a better title would be the three stooges brennan called me and clapper i think you know where i'm going go ahead ha well one question i have to ask is why is buzz feed's suing the d.n.c. for evidence to corroborate the still seeing. and why did the united sta

that christophe explains that the tatra eighty seven and its direct predecessor the seventy seven were some of the world's first vehicles to be developed in a wind tunnel we engineers enlisted hungary and settle in build apologize for help go christo says the most successful product of their ambitious research was arguably this car that contre eighty seven presented in one thousand nine hundred thirty six with a drag coefficient i was just zero point thirty six and that's still a very impressive today come on by six one that's kind of the all fungible thing to . a modest seventy five horsepower is still enough to accelerate the tatra eighty seven to over one hundred fifty kilometers per hour with a recommended cruising speed of one hundred thirty five in the one nine hundred thirty s. the time for it was one of the world's fastest series production vehicles and has all the features christophe recommends taking your foot off the gas to really experience how stream. and the car is just carries on ruling totally unaffected by the wind and of course was air resistance means lower fuel cons

christopher's memory is somewhat -- that very much sounds like christopher's language.t i would have told them was to hug the americans close, close to the americans. that is one of the tragedies of our foreign policy. we have abandoned one pillar of e ited stes and one pillar of the european union. we have neither pi. that is why we are condemned to fficult as you say to punch ship above your weight as you've always done by having these two pillars. i want to ask you about hugging close, then. you've seen president macron has taken that advice. he hugged very close. >> literally. >> was that too literally? was a safe political place for a european ally to be, hugging donald trump very close? >> clearly what president macron tried to do was trade on the personal relationship to do the hugging and then to make a speech in congress where he berated the president on environmental issues, on nuclear issues and so on. it didn't seem to work on iran because the president still left iranian deal. he tried. i think it is a sensible policy of him to try and reach out to trump. h

. >>> joining me now is christoph christopher dickie.this escalation a direct result of president trump killing the iran deal? >> well, i think it's all kind of related. i mean, the things that matt was talking about, the moving the embassy, all of that is certainly a huge element as far as the palestinians are concerned. that's created an uptick in tension in the region. but in terms of iran and attacking iran, or iranian troops and units in syria, i think yes, absolutely. i think that netanyahu has a license to kill from trump. before, under obama, there were -- there was a lot of tension, a lot of effort to reign in netanyahu. and now there's no effort to reign in netanyahu. he's basically being told if you want to go after iran in syria, feel free to do it. >> christopher, you said you feel like there's a green light here. are israel and iran heading for war? >> well, some people say they already are at war. that's probably an exaggeration. what we're going to see, i think, is a series of flare-ups in which you will have more and mor

you're making the point here and let me go to christopher in washington is that. the deeper they go into this the more we see that there is collusion here but it's collusion within the intelligence community and ha the facts man that's why i love him i'm having him on the program the facts are out there he just gave you a whole list and i'm sure he could go much further i mean why shouldn't there be more focus on that because when i watch brennan and clapper on cable t.v. they're getting more and more hysterical as if it's getting closer and closer to them go ahead in washington christopher well i tend to agree with my colleague in the sense that when you look at all of the things they've been looking at they get you get to these ten general things that have nothing to do with the actual investigation and they're just constantly looking into things and constantly looking into things i think what we have is you know this is like being on a roller coaster of being nauseous and just not being able to get off i mean especially for the barrack and voter in terms of you

keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher. no i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves that they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean she wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at it but in terms of mohler i think that i think it's problematic and i think that you know there's just been a lot of lost faith i mean other sort of harassing essentially trump's friends i mean some of his advisors yeah they've looked into their harassing their businesses their associates i mean again it's almost like the same issue we touched on this you know you're so committed

hello and welcome my name's christopher spring it good to have you with us. media's parliament is due to elect a new prime minister today the sole candidate is opposition leader nicole young who led days of protests that prompted the previous prime minister. to resign last month a senior has been speaking to parliament ahead of today's vote and warning lawmakers of what he called a political tsunami. if they fail to elect him machine has the support of all opposition parties impala month but he also needs votes from the governing republican party to win that vote. we're going to get the latest now from d. w.'s nicola connelly nick you are in central here a van in republic square i believe where passion and supporters are gathering ahead of that vote today how optimistic are they that he will be elected prime minister. good afternoon chris well this is an extraordinarily rare axed and optimistic mood on the square behind me you can maybe see some of the thousands of people who've turned out to watch the large translation of the debates in parliament they've be

hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us we start in new york city where former hollywood film producer harvey weinstein has been released on a one million dollars bio offer appearing before a manhattan quarter earlier today he was charged there with rape and sex abuse involving encounters with two women weinstein agreed to wear an electronic monitor . and refrain from traveling be on new york and connecticut. the movie producer was toppled from hollywood's highest ranks last year after dozens of women accused him of missed out on stephen's lawyer believes his crime his client rather will ultimately be exonerated of the charges he spoke to reporters after the court appearance is that weinstein will enter a plea of not guilty we intend to move very quickly to dismiss these charges we believe that they are constitutionally flawed we believe that factually supported by the evidence and we believe that at the end of the process mr weinstein will be exonerated. ok let's get the latest now from correspondent james ronnell in new york james as we just heard

remember, april 2016 when christopher steele, christopher steele gets hired by fusion gps, which was paid for by the hillary clinton campaign, and the dnc to begin the investigation. and most importantly, in the early spring, after trump made that announcement in march 2016, loretta lynch and james comey, along with senior officials of the obama administration, and this is in the report -- in the unredacted report, have a meeting about trump's announcement. >> when is this? >> think about that. >> give me the date. >> so if you go back in the early spring, right after march 2016, when trump makes the announcement that carter page is on his team, that's when loretta lynch, senior officials, including james comey, and this is very senior officials within the obama administration, they've not been disclosed yet. that's when they have a meeting about carter page. and that's when they debate whether or not to tell the trump campaign at the time that carter page at one point was approached by the russians. there's no way this investigation began in the summer of 2016. >> this is outrageous

christopher's clubhouse was started in 1996 after micah moulton's son christopher was kidnapped and murdered at 10 years old. the family made the brave and selfless choice to turn their grief into something positive. they realized that while they had done everything right, like telling christopher not to talk to strangers, that no one had told him there was more they could have done. they realized they had not taught him what to do if someone grabbed christopher. they didn't want any parent to face that same realization and that same grief, so they started christopher's clubhouse to provide safety skills and personal defense techniques for children, teens, and the elderly throughout the coachella valley over the years, christopher's clubhouse has served more than 100,000 people through their programs in schools, community events, and churches. . there is no doubt they have made a difference and saved lives. preventing other parents from going through their pain. and i thank them and i applaud them for their years of service. while the christopher clubhouse may be closing, the legacy of their

in sixty seventy five as a christopher wren the architect who designed samples to feed built an observatory on a hill in the south part of the park bench. the building was commissioned by king charles the first in order that the tables showing the movements of the celestial bodies and the positions of the fixed stars might be corrected with the greatest possible care and accuracy the aim being to determine lines of younger children see and thus to perfect the art of navigation. the problem at the time lane fixing the precise position of a ship in the vast expanses of the ocean say listen been able to work out the degree of latitude ever since antiquity they simply measure the angle between the sum of the horizon but what if the horizon was moving up and down the sun was obscured by clouds and how above all could the degree of long be to tell. the exact knowledge of the half. thems it was thought to provide a solution to the longest huge problem. the first astronomer to end a service for the king in the navy was john flamsteed night after night for more than forty years he studied the stars

the house chairman, devin nunes, trey gowdy, setting down with the fbi director christopher wray, danoats, and rod rosenstein's deputy, of course, and for the record, i do not trust rod rosenstein. i'll explain. also sara carter reported that these documents could hold the key and uncover every single thing about what was done to the trump campaign and trump presidency and being spied on. and we believe that is exactly why rod rosenstein and the doj have been obstructing and concealing what really happened. now rosenstein is trying to run off the clock. he hopes that democrats will regain the house and this will all end and go away. what is now apparent is that rosenstein is aiding and abetting in what is nothing short of a cover-up of the single biggest instance of abuse of power and corruption in american history. the media is right there with him. we have famed harvard law professor alan dershowitz, been on the show many times, calling out to the stunning hypocrisy surroundingdi this deep state scandal. take a look. >> if this had happened to hillary clinton, the aclu would be jump

i don't believe it was because if it was that they would have done that go ahead christopher totally agree peter i mean if you look at the entire investigation of what's happened there hasn't been any sort of consistency going both sides in terms of just having a standard and sticking to it and it sort of shocked me throughout the whole soap opera of the hillary clinton e-mails that at some point there's going to be politics and there's going to be all that stuff but at some point there has to be some sort of unified standard if you're breaking the law you're breaking national security protocol you should be in trouble and if you look at i mean look at james call me i mean he's a beta male who's on his boring book tour he's a he's a clown it's about him it's not about the duty of the f.b.i. i think there's a they really need a facelift i think the brand is really hurting after all this and just tend to agree with with your premise and your lead in charles who read before we go to the break here i mean i get i've still got to stick with my narrative is that i think that sessions and a

informedcourt was not christopher steele was opposed to the election of donald trump, he was the sole source cited in it the eye reports, and -- cited in fbi reports. the fbi's mandatory vetting processes required for all fisa applicants instituted to ensure all the facts anre verified to support probable cause for warrant were not followed. former director comey admitted in sworn testimony june 8, 2016 that material contained in the steele dossier was known to be salacious and unverified. since fisa laurent applications are rarely turn down or a must never subject to appeal or presented with no public record with the government is not challenged by any defense, it is imperative to take extra care to validate the information building their case before they g rights step of waivin of a u.s. citizen without the opportunity to provide a defense. at the fisa court, the government has to present its case, but also the best evidence against its case. these deeply flawed and questionable fisa warrant applications using illicit sources and illegally biased intelligence -- politically biased i

just wrapped up his meeting with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and the fbi director christopher wray. with whom the president has been engaging in open political warfare over the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. the three men were set to discuss is a mong other topics an fbi source who met with at least three trump campaign staffers in 2016. deputy attorney general rosenstein and wray were concerned that providing the house intelligence committee with information about this source would put the source anonymity and safety at risk. but over the weekend, the president took the unusual step of siding against his own administration, tweeting, quote, if the fbi or doj wassin fill fi -- was infiltrating the campaign for the benefit of another campaign that is a big deal. and the senate judiciary is asking for and can give the conclusive answers. drain the swamp. the president responding to a conspiracy they're thoo-- theorn individual implanted on his campaign to spy into his campaign. and officials tell cnn that is not the case. we learned th

the president sitting town with rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray. meeting was scheduled a week ago but a lot has happened since and in house. this comes against the president investigated intohe

>> kidder played lois lane opposite christopher reeve in the first "superman" movie in 1978. they went on to star in three more "superman" films. she also starred in the movies "black christmas" and "the amityville horror." hear manager says -- her manager says she died in her sleep sunday in her montana home. kidder was 69. >>> still ahead, new rules for emotional support animals.

can you talk about christopher wray's power or lack thereof as director of the fbi? >> clearly the president isn't listening to christopher wray when it comes to protecting intelligence assets. although that name hasn't beneficially turned over to congress yet, it's out there publicly. he's been blown as a confidential source of the fbi. any investigations he's assisted in are blown. any associates he had who were under cover or might be put in danger by foreign governments are now exposed. chris wray and rod rosenstein warned about this clearly. the president wouldn't listen. devin nunes wouldn't listen and now a serious national security risk has been put into play. >>> i think for christopher wray what he has to do is assure the people in his building that he will continue to fight for them. that he will continue -- >> but fight and lose -- >> fight and lose -- i think what he has -- he has to keep fighting. there is nothing he can do to control the president of the united states. all he can do is act with integrity on his own regard. what he can't do any more is

>> i was like, "christopher, you're 19 years old. a bizarre littleetail ey tucked away while they focused on other suspects. and when they went back over that interview, something jumped out, the only alibi chris had for the time of the murder was becky. >> you and your mom are at her work, which is healing hands? >> healing hands therapy. >> christopher says that he didn't go to work at his regular job that morning, he was supposed to go to his mother's work. she picked him up. >> reporter: so a conspiracy that morning between becky and chris seemed plausible even if it didn't explain the later shooting at healing hands. now edmunds looked for a way to link chris to the murder scene. and he got another helpful call from becky's brother jerry jacobs in jail. they had shown jerry photos of the murder weapon before. >> does that look familiar to you? >> no. right. i mean it's brand new. >> reporter: then in a follow-up interview jacobs came back and told investigators he recognized the hammer. he said it came from becky's garage, a pla

christopher ray, republican. what exactly are you-all complaining about? it's time for the cover-up caucus in this institution to stop hiding the truth from the american people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one to te. address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on may 25, we celebrate national poppy day. after world war i, popty flourished in europe, scientists said the growth was because soil in france and belgium became enriched with left by the rubble the war. from the dirt and mud grew beautiful red poppies. the red poppy became to symbolize the blood shared during battle following the publish gation of a wartime poem in flanders field.

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christopher dawes is proud of all the details. >> this is a photo op for the families and for us too. >> reporter: dawes heads the newly opened lucile packard children's hospital at stanford university. >> we have an outdoor patio for every floor. >> i have the view. >> reporter: karina garcia is one of the first patients. >> how many things are you hooked up to anyway? >> like a million. >> reporter: her recovery for surgery for serious intestinal problems has been made easier in a hospital designed from the ground up to serve young patients and their families. >> i like these. >> reporter: when she is able to take a walk with a nurse and her mother, lucila, she seeks out the animal sculptures that dot the hallways. she was particularly delighted to discover the cow, made out of toys. >> what difference does it make having something like this in the hospital? >> it's just cool. it's distracting.

another hero who has emerged from the account of the shooting is christopher stone. he's a 17 -year-old junior who wants the shooting started block to the classroom door protecting his fellow students from the gunman. tragically when the government shot through the door christopher was hit and did not survive. we will remember him and all the other lives that were lost this week as we pledge to do better and work harder and work together and to find new ways to protect ourhe schools and our children from harm. metaphysic, yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. >> madame president, i want to speak today in the wake of another tragic school shooting. this time it's in texas and ten innocent people eight students into teachers were gunned down friday with a gunman walked into high school in east texas and opened fire. tragedies such as this are becoming too common in our society and at some

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