claire is one busy teenager. >> i never let it get me town.life i'm used to it have. >> she has shown so much coura courage. she shows other kids how to go through the same thing. >> this is how involved i am. this even my stuffed animals are involved. look at this, the cape. and then this is e. coli. it's a little e. coli stuffed animal that lives in my lungs, too. how exciting. and when i get mad, i jus beat them up, and. works. >> it's her survival story of how she handles this disease that makes her a voice for cystic fibrosis. >> a year and a half ago i went in for surgery, just a regular routine surgery, and they kind of messed up. >> her blood got inected. >> they put me on heavy duty breathing machine that no cystic fibrosis kid has been on and come off alive on. and the history, no one has ever heard of it. so i was in a coma for two weeks on the oscillator. it was a miracle that i even made it out of there alive. >> it was that experience that led her to something bigger. >> i thought, how cool would it be if we started a foundation

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claire is in the lobby. claire harper? from chicago? yep. fun, crazy claire.an, do you remember that night we all danced in that open fire hydrant? yeah. her roof parties. karaoke in boystown. the all-night scavenger hunts. do you remember when we crashed that polish wedding? yeah. she's exhausting. oh, i know. she's gonna make us buy more of her homemade jewelry. birds always attack me when i wear it.

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claire, from now on... i'll handle this. the swab on her face was positive for gunshot residue. i thought you were looking for a woman who drove an ls 430. she ditched it. look, the stippling on the left ear fits. if she's sitting in the car shooting a revolver over her left shoulder at some guy coming at her, that's where the gsr'd be. danielle quinn. home address is a mile from the crime scene. she mentioned she had a baby. where's the baby picture? i don't think she's very sentimental. i guess annie oakley left her gun at home. okay. well, diaper bag's all yours. barek. you were worried she didn't have any pictures of her kid? (barek) baby joe for joseph sabo. baby henry for henry vinson. she was blackmailing them with phony paternity claims. she franchised her own kid. [chuckles] no wonder sabo wanted to kill her. so my only makeup?story betrue match.n. with 33 shades, l'oreal's technology matches your skin's tone and undertone. there's only one true match for me. true match from l'oreal. you know, from our 4,000 television commercials. yep, there i am with flo. hoo-hoo! wat

gwen ifill talks to new hampshire republican kelly ayotte and missouri democrat claire mccaskill. >> the other side has wanted to make this argument about victims vs. uniforms. that's a false premise. this argument is about how we can protect victims the best. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: the drama over disclosures of u.s. surveillance programs took a major new turn today, in russia. the man at the center of the story was allowed to go free for the first time since arriving there in june. edward snowden's lawyer confirmed the news to reporter

just this weekend, we have seen ted cruz, of course, donald trump, rick santorum, and even claire mccaskill was out here on behalf of hillary clinton. if you're here in iowa, looks like the 2016 presidential

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i go one-on-one with one of the lawmakers pushing for change, missouri senator claire mccaskill. >>> the immigration debate. a critical time for reform as members of congress head back to their districts to prepare for the fall fight. what are the prospects for passage? talk to both sides including the congressmen leading the fight against reform. >>> end of an era. the venerable "the washington post" is sold to amazon's jeff bezos. what does it say about the future of traditional media? inside analyst from "the washington post's" david ignatius and david brooks of "the new york times". i'm david gregory. all that ahead on "meet the press" this sunday morning, august 11th. >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the world's longest running television program. this is meet the "weekends with alex witt." >>> the battle to win the hearts and minds of the american people on a range of issues is in full force. the obama administration is finding tough opposition to its agenda, while the gop is divided as well on how to move ahead. friday, president obama announced changes to the u.s. s

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i'd like to basically piggyback on what claire said regarding these rates, but also add to the city leaving themselves open for discrimination suits. if i'm a single person and i have to pay any amount of money for my health care, i'm turning around and saying i want the same benefit this person with two kids is getting because that's a benefit they're getting. and if i'm not getting that same benefit in monetary amount, then i am being discriminated against because why should somebody just because they're married get more benefits? one of the reasons why the city always kept the single employee at zero because it was to offset any benefits that the other people, married plus 1, married plus 2 got. and as i look at these rates, besides plan 1, it's going to leave the city as far as i can tell open for someone to say, i want the same monetary amount as this other employee's getting because just because he's married shouldn't affect why i don't get it as well. so, i think the city is leaving them self open for problems. i'm not saying an employee couldn't have done that prior to this, but the

so, i applaud the board on that one. >> thank you. >>> claire [speaker not understood], retired seiu. again, i want to congratulate everyone on their positions as officers and also as chairs. and suggest that commissioner scott said a special letter go out to organizations, retiree organizations and the unions, the public employee council and the seiu inviting them to perhaps have a meeting with one or two commissioners so you have a quorum. you know how that goes. but that you're available to meet so that you can have some discussion either with the leadership or with the rank and file to determine what their concerns and issues are and to be able to bring those back because that's i think the only way we're going to be able to keep this discussion and dialogue going, and to make sure that it's a partnership. put it on them to come forward and have that dialogue. so, again, congratulations and thank you all very much. and i want to second what dennis said about transgender. i went through that battle three times on the board and it's nice to see -- you know, we worked out some center

we saw claire mccaskill out for hillary this weekend.t's in part because it's so wide open in the gop. >> both parties will be nominating someone who's not president. that opens it up a lot. the democratic field, they have a weak bench, and be careful what they wish for to clear the field and have no competition. the last time almost uncontested nomination was '56, with stevenson. he probably would have been beaten anyway, but he was beaten. competition is good for parties. the republican party is going to get their fill of it. >> no question, but there does not appear to be that much competition yet, understandably, with hillary clinton out there find of freezing the field. >> i don't think so. martin o'malley made noise he's interested, joe biden, and kristen gillibrand, elizabeth warren, a lot of buzz, and governor cuomo from new york. a lot of talk. and let me not forgot joe biden. he will call me this afternoon and remind me. it's too early to handicap the race, if hillary clinton gets into the race, there will be a coronation of he

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pieces from claire to down here. i can get in any place everyone gets along fine with me my toys are like the kinds of people. i get there by car. the tough guys see me and give me toys they also like the car. to build a. mission to teach creation and. why you should care. i've. lived. lives. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. the global financial headlines kaiser reports. caught in the crossfire al qaeda extremists slaughter hundreds of kurds living in northern syria showing no mercy to women and children in their path to creating a breakaway islamic state. brought the bomb a lashes out of moscow for what he calls a cold war stance while russia demands america after like adults we report on the spike in tensions triggered by the snowden saga. and as moscow gears up for its first elections in a decade we'll look at how the leading candidates the acting city chief and a prominent opposition are plan to win votes.

you shouldn't have read that, claire. believe me, it wasn't easy.uess you haven't really learned anything since your last book. don't-- as joe carroll's murderous rampage continues, we are slowly learning the identities of this killer cult. one of his followers is jacob wells. the son of a prominent virginia surgeon, jacob lived a life of privilege and wealth, yet he became one of carroll's most devoted followers after dropping out of medical school. enraged by that decision, his father cut jacob off financially... [ringing] man: hello? hello? dad. jacob, is that you? jacob? sarah jaffe: ♪ you look like you've had enough ♪ ♪ said nothing is in the telephone wire ♪ ♪ you've got nothing ♪ to hide ♪ he says, "torture me"... i know you're upset with me. you've been ignoring me. yes. ♪ hooray for love yes, i have. ♪ hooray for love ♪ i'm looking up ♪ i'm looking up ♪ but the sky is deceiving ♪ how you feeling? they're taking me to a local hospital. want to run some tests, but i'm fine. you had me worried today. i went too far, i know. not used to almost

pieces from claire to down here. an arm here. i can get in any place everyone gets along fine with me my toys are like all kinds of people. i get there by car. the tough guy see me give me toys like the car. mccurry was able to build the most sophisticated robot. fortunately doesn't sound anything tim's mission to teach me the creation of life should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only. this is. my colleagues and i will never shake mr hands i consider him a war criminal. will . be. rightly. caught in the crossfire. slaughter hundreds of kurds living in northern syria showing no mercy to women and children and their creating a breakaway islamic state. feel. for what he calls a cold war stance while russia demands america like adults and maintains that old hostilities have long been forgotten. and gears up for its first elections in a decade the two leading candidates the acting city chief and the prominent opposition or their campaign efforts. coming up next the kaiser report right here on r.t. .

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please welcome the senior senator from the state of missouri claire mccaskill. [applause] senator mccaskill, let's begin with you. why is it important to start early? >> well, i think we have to realize that in a day of citizens united where there is huge money that can be written behind closed doors and flood airwaves with distorted information, the best anecdote for that is a mootness. all of us, if we want to confess in fact, let's raise our hand if you spend more than $20 on the internet. [laughter] ok, so you know how to do it. you click and you put in your credit card. we have to have millions of people engaged and ready for what will be a pivotal race in american history. and that is about getting everyone excited now about what i hope will be that moment in 2017 when we all get to say "madam president" to hillary rodham clinton. [applause] >> senator, if she does not run, would you? >> no. [laughter] >> why not? >> well, first -- >> [inaudible] [applause] >> thank you. for a lot of complicated reasons, some of which are personal. my daughter lily is here

. >> welcome to may mary claire photo shoot. >>> i'm shaun robinson, why reality tv and music stars werelacing film stars on magazine covers. >> another hangover sequel? not really. but these four are picking up where the wolfpack left off. >> we're going to get this party started. >>> usher's son is recovering in the hospital with his dad by his side. welcome to "access hollywood." new information about how usher's son who nearly drowned in the family pool was saved. >> i need the ambulance. >> my nephew was in the pool. i couldn't get him. i tried to get him. and they got him out. they're doing cpr. >> a frantic 911 call from the aunt of usher's son. 5-year-old usher raymond v. >> is he breathing? >> is he breathing? >> he's breathing. yes, ma'am. >>> according to a police report, the 5-year-old fell to the bottom of the pool and got stuck in this drain. we don't know how long he was underwater. his aunt couldn't pull him out and called 9-1-1. >> where is he now? >> thankfully, two contractors working inside the house were able to free the child. they performed life-saving cpr. >> star

and both damione lewis and claire daines are taking season three to the bank. quarter million dollar an episode paychecks. >> "the black list" starring james spayeder is the most anticipated drama coming this fall. >> oh, i think you're very special. >> the story of one of the most wanted fugitives turning himself in, agreeing to help the f.b.i. >> he's a very bad guy who seems to have a capacity for good. or he's a very decent good guy who has a capacity for badness. >> either way it's going to make for great tv this fall. i got to get my d.v.r. set. nd to learn more about werther s's original caramel popcorn go to extratv.com. >> and we're hooking up everyone with their own bag of popcorn. who wants some? >> dishing about the new los angeles hot spot. >> is it going to be italian, i assume? >> no. it's actually chinese. >> and why she's pen pals with princess kate. and the interview with tim mcgraw. why him and faith are moving from the country to sin city. thatatatatat's next. new ck up quinn sullivan's c.d. available now. ♪ >> in just over two decades, tim

. >> claire tomalin, what's your current project? >> i'm having rest your i spent the whole of lester going around lecturing about dickens and i knew to regroup i think. >> any ideas? >> i would like to go back to writing with a woman as the central character, but it's a very crowded field now and it's very difficult to find a subject that hasn't been written about so probably i have to find someone quite obscure. >> this is booktv on c-span2 and we've been talking with claire tomalin, author in london. >> for more information on these and other entities from london visit booktv.org and watch booktv every sunday at 6 p.m. eastern over the next several weeks for more. >> next, christopher wolf, co-author of "viral hate" discusses attacks on racial, ethnic, and religious minorities on the internet and what can be done about it. he argues that creating new laws to limit speech is not the answer and says that responsible citizens need to take action to limit the level of hate found online. he spoke a politics and prose in washington, d.c

claire murphy has more. more callingnce foul over baby formula. it is a high-profile products in the marketplace since the 2008 contamination left six infants dead and thousands ill. it has resulted in many parents turning to foreign brands, often twice as expensive. but following a four-month antitrust investigation, there will penalize six firms for price fixing. >> we confirm to the companies that violated the anti monopoly market restricting the and harming consumer interests. >> mead johnson was fined 25 million euros. bioscienceisted it 20 million. fine was over 82 million euros, a significant departure for the chinese. and their investigation into foreign firms. failxercise is likely to if their aim is to bolster the safety of local mill products. many are now expected to cut their prices and capture an even greater market share. >> and vendor loss 905 million euros during the first half of the year. readying its feeling belgium and their taxpayers. the two governments own 90% of? yeah, whom they bailed out of the crisis. samsung has applie

. >> janette was at this mont claire target, with her 14-year-old who has severe autism. was gone. what if someone did something to him and i don't know. >> she said she searched the i'lls, and what must going out -- served the restaurant. the target does not make announcements on the pa system. her son is trained to listen for his name if he ever gets least. >> after 3rd agonizing minutes, the manager said he would mack the announcement why did it have to wait so long. >> i've been here a half-hour, and your employees don't, they are not released correctly. >> a store manager interjected and page the the child device. we have coached the xroerpt team numbers to prevent this from happening again. >> tom white resorting. we'll be right back. ,, female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-fre

meanwhile, missouri senator claire mccaskill weighed in with her support during an emily's list in iowa take a listen. >> we have to have millions of people engaged and ready for what will be a pivotal race in america's history, in america's history. and that is about getting everyone excited now about what i hope will be that moment in 2017 when we get to say, madam president, to hillary rodham clinton. >> do you buy that? >> thomas you know me pretty well. you know i'm not a huge fan of maureen dowd on politics. i think the excitement that hillary clinton has generated on her own if anything being associated with bill clinton and the politics of the '90s hurt her when it came to the democratic primary last time around. i think as you saw with the event in iowa with claire mccaskill a general excitement about a woman president and specifically hillary clinton who is very committed to those issues. >> she has not made a decision one way or another but leaves us guessing. i want to switch to this topic. harry reid getting backlash for the comments he made and a lot of republican pushback

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clair near the michigan and canada border to raise money for habitat for humanity that building housingor needy families. he did it while dragging two small boats, carrying more than 300 bricks, more than a ton. he in the he would finish in 30 hours but it actually took more than 50, so, as of this, he has to to. with the boat. >> he is methodical. he difficulty. perseverance. >> next on abc7 news, a couple of guys who are new to the rap game. >> can you recognize these two famous brothers? they may not want to give up their day jobs yet. ♪ >> this afternoon at 4:00, women, would you rather be robbed of your purse or hair? a target of criminals in a country. an actor has a public battle to share custody of the child conceived in a legally ambiguous way. this is going all the way to the state capital and could change parental rights. >> there are cappy videos and this. ♪ football on your phone is what i said ♪ ♪ you and watch it in bed >> the mannings are not afraid to be ridiculous, to watch football on your phone. who knew? [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> how are you? nice

iowa, but there were plenty of people who hope she will be soon enough, including missouri senator claire have to have millions of people engaged and ready for what will be a pivotal race in america's history. and that is about getting everyone excited now about what i hope will be that moment in 2017 when we all get to say madam president to hillary clinton. [ applause ] >> so vice president joe biden reportedly spent his weekend in the hamptons, but he did have iowa on the brain because aides are confirming he's headed to the state next month for tom harkin's an july steak fry. all this 2016 coverage now is very, very early, isn't it, guys? but let's start out with it seems like we're seeing the same cast in iowa singing the same political song but expecting a different outcome. i want to the start with rick santorum, who has recently in the last couple weeks on "meet the press," has not discounted he might run again for president. he was there in iowa. take a look at what he had to say. >> my challenge to the republican party is to take a page out of our book and start putting forth an

claire mcdonald said she had had been in the teen's car the nighg before and had not seen a baby bottle. defense attorneys say julio blawrchgo -- blanco-garcia had his daughter in the car. >> she showed the seatbelt pham was wearing with a slit will you through the middle and the blade and handle that separated and left inside the car after the assault. >> the prosecution told the jury in opening statements that itmet was a premeditated willful and deliberate crime but the defense is saying that julio blanco-garcia had his babyy daughter with him that day. he was high on pcp and when he asked for a ride to the hospital he basically freaked out and sensed danger when she took a wrong turn and that's when he pulled out knife n. fairfax, fox 5 news. >> now to ann arundel county where voters are calling for delegate don dwyer to resign. he was arrested and charged with drunk driving two weeks after he pleaded guilty to operating a boat drunk last summer thatha accident fractured the skull of a five-year-old girl. voters are expressing extreme disappointment and losing support in the legisla

good morning, claire. >> reporter: good morning, josh.plaints about air time already, and you will see threats about debate access. it does sound as though the campaign's already under way. even as the uncandidate, hillary clinton, dominates the air waves with her every move. >> we'll turn now to a power lunch at the white house today. fueling more speculation that she will run in 2016. >> reporter: but plans for a four-part miniseries about her life starring diane lane and for a feature length professional documentary on cnn. enough say rattled republicans who call the project political ads. >> if you move forward, we're done. we're done playing in the sandbox and going through this song and dance as if everything's hunky-dory. it's not. >> reporter: the rnc told both networks they will host no primary debates if the projects are aired. >> i'm not going to expose our candidates to this kind of treatment. >> reporter: neither network seems inclined to pull the plug, though. nbc has said the miniseries will air before the heat of the campa

we saw claire mccaskill out for hillary this weekend.t's in part because it's so wide open in the gop. >> both parties will be nominating someone who's not president. that opens it up a lot. the democratic field, they have a weak bench, and be careful what they wish for to clear the field and have no competition. the last time almost uncontested was '56. he probably would have been beaten anyway, but he was beaten. competition is good for parties. the republican party is going to get their fill of it. >> no question, but there does not appear to be that much competition with hillary clinton freezing the field. >> i don't think so. martin oh maly made noise he's interested, joe biden, and kristen gillibrand, elizabeth warren, a lot of buzz, and governor cuomo from new york. and joe biden, he will call me this afternoon and remind me. it's too early to handicap the race, if hillary clinton gets into the race, there will be a coronation of her because there are so many democrats who last time around supported her, who i think are anxious to