people knew that clark was chris. mike taibbi (voiceover): clark rockefeller. yes, he said, one of those rockefellers, appeared to be the latest and boldest reinvention yet of that guest house tenant who'd slipped under the radar so many years ago. it was an audacious lie now unraveling nightly on the 6:00 news. the storyline was that this clark rockefeller had been divorced after nearly 12 years of marriage to a big money business consultant named sandra boss, and that, in a bitter custody battle after his quiet life of privilege had dissolved, he'd kidnap their little daughter, nicknamed snooks, and gone on the lam. for the love of his daughter, the narrative went, he'd risked everything. mike taibbi (voiceover): the sympathetic mother pleaded on national television for her daughter's return. i ask you now. please, please, bring snooks back. mike taibbi (voiceover): she wasn't much help for the fbi, because like the public, she said, she had no idea who her husband really was. the con man had been passing himself off as a rockefeller in high society circles f

. >> you didn't tell me it would be hot good morning i'm paul clark. steve is over in his office here. >> those of us in scottsdale we're used to this. >> that's what i said yesterday. what is this arizona. >> this is dangerous hot for some people. if you put a nine, people's blood pressure will go through the roof. there will be a few in the 80s, but inland, it will be in the 100's and possibility of 114's or higher as we go inland. it will be that hot. red flag warning is out as well. east wind kicked in so very high. red flag warning, high fire danger, excessive heat warning. look at everybody. everybody is in on this. fog? i don't think it will have a chance. there may be a few locations in the 80s. inland, it won't matter. look at the lows. 74 in san francisco this is how much warmer we are compared to 24 hours ago. 12 degrees warmer in hayward. 12 degrees warmer in mountain view. there's your offshore direction. read it and weep. 90s, 100s, to 112, 113. the man who puts the temperatures in is named sal, he said he hasn't seen it before. i don't t

clark: mr. chairman, congress should support osha's effort to protect workers and use their data to target safety and health efforts to the most dangerous workplaces. i urge my colleagues to reject this rider and to move forward with understandth underlying bill -- with the underlying bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from ohio. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from ohio will be postponed. the chair: it is now in order to consider amendment number 188 printed in house report 115-297. it is now in order to consider amendment number 189 printed in 115-297. rt for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma rise? mr. cole: i move that the committee do now rise. the chair: the question is on the motion that the committee ri

clark, who was slightly injured in the leg. private fitzgerald wrote, our forces have captured enemy line of breastworks this side of petersburg. i hope the colored troops will always be kept together. a fitting tribute to this feat would be the admiration stated by general smith to a reporter, who said the veterans of the 18th corps have stormed to the works of the enemy, taking guns, and prisoners, and in the whole affair they have displayed all the qualities of good soldiers. so, they serve outside petersburg for a time, until july, and they receive orders to report to point lookout, maryland. they arrived there, the fifth massachusetts, if not standing guard over confederate prisoners, were detailed to read point lookout, to assist in prisoner exchanges and in digging fortifications. for a full strength regiment of cavalry to have been sent off the front lines in order to take charge of prisoners, was a hard pill to swallow for many of these soldiers. racial tensions among enlisted men and officers resulted in several he di

. >> and i'm dave clark. let's get to the forecast. >> lady and the mood,. >> the twins. >> very, very good. yes, i recommend them. >> going to be hot today and that includes the city. i would not be surprised if the city comes in at 100 degrees. it would not surprise me at all. 110 in santa rosa, heat warning, heat advisory, excessive heat warning. take your pick. it's warmer officially. the official temperature in san francisco is 71. that is warmer than stockton, vacaville and livermore. put that one down in the old weather diary. may not see that again on a september 1 for a long time the coast is always the toughest part because interest is always a teeny bit of fog an could have a temperature spread. sausalito hit 97 yesterday. you get that offshore breeze and all bets is off. the fog is not a factor down to monterey, at least not yet. some low cases in the 70s. cupertino, 72. 61 in sanest cruz. 21 bolder cruise. 61 lo-cal. we have a lot of fires from the north and east. and tropical storm lydia may sen

let's get a check of your sports now with john clarke. >>> hey, i'm john clark from csn. eagles, birds tomorrow. temperatures will feel like it's in the 90s. carson wentz knows it will be lit. the birds have beaten the giants five of the last six times am. the giants are 0 and 2. they are desperate. they're a wounded animal. they do not want to go 0 and 3. and one eagle says this is a must-win. >> it's big time, so we know this is the must-win. their a team that struggled, obviously. i don't know they want to come to this stadium i give up on anybody. you can't let your guard down. i don't care what happened in the first two weeks. >> check this out. it looks like alshon jeffrey helped participate the logo at the link. jeffrey then retweeted it with the words fly, eagles, fly. what a game tonight. number 4 at penn state starting a big ten play at iowa. there's a children's hospital over looking at the stadium. at the end of the first quarter every game the whole stadium waves to the kids. look at that. the kids wave back. it is so touching every time. penn state leaps and

the family of charles clark owns two parcels encompassing five acres between thompson road and oak hill road. in order to sell the property, clark has to move the lot line so that the two homes on the property are included on separate parcels. once the adjustment is made on the lot lines, the clark's will donate the property covered with thousands of a white wooden crosses your the lafayette city council will consider the matter later in the month. >>> from the fans to the mayor weighing in on the oakland a's plan for the new stadium. the release of the new details about the land off of interstate 880 near lake merritt, many fans are excited about the plan, but some people that live nearby are voicing their concerns. >> reporter: they are proud to be rooted in oakland. the a's vision revealed on the video show me exactly where the team wants to plant the new routes by building the privately financed stadium near downtown in the a's president said that would be a win for the team and the community. >> with the access to bark at this site, a beautiful view of the oakland hills, downtown s

in the case of clark fish, i came across him in a very, very unique way. was walking past his cell and i saw how his socks had been folded and his socks had been rolled up in a ball with these little smiles. and as a veteran, i knew that's exactly how you folded -- were trained to fold your socks in the military. and so i said,ere you in the service? and he goes, yeah, i wasthe army. >> i joined the army straight out of high school. it was a conviction of mine because we as a family, a lot of males in the family, have been part of the service. and so i felt it was my obligation, and i was a health care specialist. i had no idea what it meant to be a health care specialist. all i knew is i wanted to do something medical. and i want to work in a hospital with doctors so they told me i'd be doing that. the reality was, i was not a health care specialist but a pretty name for combat medic. >> one of the challenges is always getting the inmates to share some very intimate details of their lives, and sometimes their crimes. i think in clark's case, the fact that

i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook.ou for joining us. >>> let's talk with steve about the changes in the weather.>> changes are coming. it will be cooler today with low clouds in place, and those thunderstorms are gone for now. john says good morning and it is 59 and cloudy in cambrian park. he says his daughter says they've had thunderstorms every day at 5:00, and they had some yesterday. this is the funnel cloud waterspout that touchdown, and that was 4:45 pm yesterday with many pictures of this coming in. all quiet right now but that was yesterday afternoon around 5:00. most of this should be to the east or the south today as this low moves out toward southern nevada. that will take a lot out but we will see a little bit your low clouds in place, and we have a threat for thunderstorms ending. 60s with upper 50s including san francisco at 59, and low 60s at alameda and much of oakland. mid 60s for a few, upper 50s for some with san jose at 55. that westwind has no problem in place this morning ushering in that cooler

i'm john clark at fedex field. we're right back. at longhorn, tonight's special, the great american steak dinner for $12.99. a center-cut sirloin with a side, plus a starter, or dessert. and for lunch, try one of our new burgers. like the bbq bacon burger. you can't fake steak. >>> lots of sunshine and temperatures into the upper 70s and low 80s for much of the week. >>> thank you so much for being with us. we'll see you back here later tonight. have a good evening. >>> tonight, irma's fury. florida under assault at this hour by a monster hurricane pounding almost the entire state. the ferocious winds, the driving rains, the floods expected to get much worse. widespread damage and destruction, including giant cranes toppled, shelters at their limits. tonight, more than 2 million homes and businesses without power. the big fear now, a storm surge along the gulf coast that could reach 15 feet or higher, and the strange effect that sucks the water out. tonight, our teams are in the thick of it, as the storm churns north in a state of h

troy clark. ms. deborah hearseman who is the president and chief executive officer of the national safety counsel. chris spear, chief executive officer of the trucking administration. and hull, a treasurer of the international brother hood of teamsters. if you would proceed. >> absolutely. good morning. good morning, chairman thon and members of the committee. thank you for holding this important hearing and inhadviting me here today to discuss the role automated vehicles will play in the future and how they may improve safety on our nation's highways. i'm the colonel of the colorado state patrol and pleased to lead members whose primary job is to save lives on our highways. 10 people have been killed on colorado roadways this year. we're committed to reducing the number of people killed eventually to zero. the enforcement community is excited to about the potential improvements to roadway saift possible with the deployment of autonomous vehicles. our goal is to reduce fatalities and injuries on our

clark?> good morning chairman, senator peters. >> mike. >> good morning chairman thune, senator peters and member of the committee i'm honored to be here to discuss autonomous technology applications in commercial trucks. i am troy clark. i currently serve as the chairman, president, and chief executive officer of and a halfi star incorporated the manufacturer of trucks, ic school buses, diesel engines and -- we have over 12,000 employees worldwide. if i may i would first like to provide a quick overview of our industry. there are four major commercial truck manufacturers in our country. ours is a small highly competitive industry which expects to create a small fraction of vehicles this year in comparison to the car market. we provide vehicles to independent drivers operating only one truck. we build trucks and buses via mass customization, each one tailored to meet the specific needs of a particular customer. reliable and cost all impact purchase decisions. a new truck ranges in price from

clark christopher robert clarke donna marie clarke michael j.arke suria rachel emma clarke kevin francis cleary james d. cleere geoffrey w. cloud susan marie clyne steven coakley jeffrey alan coale patricia a. cody daniel michael coffey jason m. coffey florence g. cohen kevin sanford cohen anthony joseph coladonato mark joseph colaio stephen colaio christopher m. colasanti kevin nathaniel colbert michel p. colbert keith e. coleman scott thomas coleman tarel coleman liam joseph colhoun robert d. colin robert j. coll jean collin john michael collins michael l. collins thomas j. collins joseph collison jeffrey dewayne kallman. patricia malia colodner linda m. colon sol e. colon >> and my father ian schneider. in your eyes life as a party. there is no one who laughs louder, love tartar and charged at all more than you. your love of life and passion for everyone you shared it with continues to inspire me stronger than ever 16 years later. i'm so honored to continue your celebration each and every day. we love and miss you always. >> and my brothers i

clark. >> good morning, chairman thune, senator peters. there we go. good morning members of the committee. i am honored to be here this morning to discuss an important topic in our industry, autonomous technology applications in commercial trucks. i am troy clark and i serve as the chairman, president and chief executive officer of naff star incorporated, manufacturer of trucks, school buses, diesel engines and military vehicles. we're headquartered in lyle, illinois, just outside of chicago and has over 12,000 employees worldwide. if i may, i'd first like to provide a quick overview of our industry. there are four major commercial truck manufacturers in our country today. ours is a small highly competitive industry which expects to produce 325,000 vehicles this year, a small fraction compared to the passenger car and light truck market. our customers range from large fleets like j.b. hunt and penske with thousands of vehicles to independent drivers operating only one truck. we build trucks

sheriff david clarke turned in his letter of resignation, effective at midnight. clarke-- a loyal supporter of president donald trump-- became a national figure as a surrogate for the trump campaign. the former sheriff did not say what he plans to do next-- but politico is reporting that he will take a role within the trump administration. bruce springsteen has yet to start his broadway stint. but it's already so popular-- he's extending his run. tickets for the music legend's broadway" went on sale wednesday. they did not last long. they were all sold out by the end of the day. so the show, originally scheduled to close on november 26th, will now run through february third. tickets for the new shows will go on sale september seventh. "the boss" plans to perform five "springsteen on broadway" shows every week. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - unseasonably cool start to september - showers from harvey tonight through saturday - half of labor day weekend - tracking hurricane irma (cat. 3) in the atlantic today: mostly cloudy & unseasonably cool. highs: 67-69

clark, this is sort of directed at you. we live in a state that has spotty connectivity, even on our main arteries. through even our wireless on our interstates. cuts in and out. and i have some concerns that if we move forward on this or as the technology moves forward, how much connectivity in all the different areas plays into being able to run this efficiently and safely. could you speak to that? >> yeah, thank you, senator, for the question. the basic autonomous system on a vehicle is intended to in fact drive in a very autonomous way. it does not have to be a connected vehicle to be an autonomous vehicle. it operates with a very detailed 3d map. it's looking and comparing using cameras and detectors and making constant comparisons to what's in its memory, looking for things that aren't there and making decisions, are those objects moving or fixed and what decisions should be taken. not the least of which is i think i don't understand. i'm just going to pull over. so even in a nonconnected environment, the vehicles can

. >> welcome back sheriff clarke is expected to take a job inned. 's -- under increased scrutiny while four people and a baby died at the milwaukee county jail. back now with the round table. evan, this is one of those political characters. sheriff arpaio kind of falls in this category, i think, too. he had prominence before but who had gained a new level of national prominence through donald trump and probably wouldn't if any other republican would have won last year. this is a guy, sheriff clarke who speaks to a part of donald trump's base. you're a republican. what is the message that sheriff clarke is delivering and how many is he speaking for? >> i don't know what the message is other than he's played to the worst base instincts to a portion of the republican party that shouldn't be there. if he goes in the administration with his 32 pieces of flair, that's an embarrassment. he's been an embarrassment as a sheriff. he's disgraced anybody who wears a uniform. look what it says about donald trump in the past week about what he views law enforceme

he called himself william clark. he had them dressed in union uniform instead of the missouri calvary. they caught on to him. eventually he was shot. what's interesting, he was shot after the war was over. he was shot in the back. he lingered for a couple of days. the report is he became a very devout catholic just before he died. he was buried. it gets bizarre. he was buried in lexington kentucky. friend of his took some of the bones to dover where he was from. someone kept his head. then about 15 years ago, the sons of confederate veterans took some of the bones and buried them in missouri. if you want to try everything that belongs to william clark be my guest. he was a pretty nasty person. anything else? [applause] >> we have facebook question from peter. he said are there any historical resources on people who died in detroit? >> you can be featured. join the conversation on facebook at facebook.com/c-span history. and on twitter @c-span history. >> monday night, mark jamieson on net neutrality. he's interviewed

music from gary clark jr.eaturing the 8g band with allison miller. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night," how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case let's get to the news. former first lady michelle obama dressed up as beyonce to celebrate her birthday this weekend and not as barack thought, to celebrate his. [ light laughter ] according to bloomberg, president trump's allies are worried about the resignation of his personal bodyguard and aide, keith schiller. because they say schiller is trump's emotional anchor. oh, when was he resigning? 30 years ago? [ laughter ] seriously, this has been the emotionally anchored trump? [ light laughter ] what's the unhinged trump going to do? build a lair? [ laughter ] former president obama today criticized president trump's decision to end the daca program. of course, the only reason trump wants to end it is because he thinks daca is obama'

right"martin flores: "you're going to take his hard earned money"uc police officer: "yup" clark/criminal defense attorney: "this man was treated like he was selling street drugs not hot dogs"> however criminal defense attorney steven clark says the law may actaully be on the uc police officer's side in this caseclark also questions the officer's actions in terms of community policing