she was headed to cody. >> reporter: cody, wyoming. after about 25 mintues, she landed there. texted bobbi and her mother that all was well. and then a second little push from fate. though none of them knew it, a huge forest fire had erupted to the west. smoke billowed towards mckenzie's revised flight path. by now, mckenzie was on her way to greybull, wyoming. tiny airport, tucked behind a ridge, hard to see from the air through the smokey haze, white knuckle landing. the message you got was that it wasn't as easy this time? >> right. she let me know, you know, that she got a little disoriented but things went well, and she was on greybull. and she was going to go ahead and taxi over, tie the plane down, take a little break. >> reporter: she texted that she ate lunch, refueled and, because one runway was closed for repairs, she used an alternate runway, heading in a different direction. still the last leg was the easiest. the flight plan called for mckenzie to follow the bighorn river, over the yellowtail dam, make her landings at the billings airport. and then a final short

six months ago, cody decided, well, let's travel more.o, since january, the entire woods family, cody, joellen, ethan, gavin, trevor, reese, have been touring the globe, visiting all different countries, having a blast and learning on the road. one of the places they landed in, bali. this entire video is all about their experience. it isn't all glamour. >> we got back into our car and we turned on our engine and we heard a pop. our battery blew. >> breakdowns on the way to the thera airport. that's a thorny day. how about the roses on the travel, like getting to meet koalas or wallabies. >> you have to take the bad with the good. the good is so wort it. >> i'm sure you have questions for this traveling family, the woods. they're joining us from spain. hello, everybody. guys, we understand you are on your way back to the united states. at some point this year, but that's not the end of the trip. tell us more about it. >> we have caught the travel bug. we want to keep going. we already bought our tickets home from spain to the united states

codis is short for combined dna index system.provided by federal, state and local crime labs. and codis got a hit. >> everybody was happy. >> reporter: the match was in new hampshire of all places. a man in prison for armed robbery back in early 2003. but nobody got around to entering his dna into codis until late 2006. >> they got a hit the first time. >> reporter: so trooper hunyor flew to new hampshire to meet the man behind the match. his name was kenneth dion. hunyor had never heard of him. their q&a session was taped. >> when did you get into alaska? >> in the '90 some time. >> i started talking to him about his life, where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> reporter: so you didn't jump right in and say, we know you killed this girl. >> no, just try to get some rapport with him. basically smoked and joked for a while. you get to travel the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. i went up to denali a couple of times with friends from the military. >> found out he's fifth degree black belt martial

i felt really, really sca >> reporter: a group okids playing at a minnesota pool when 13-year-old cody realizes his friend evan is missing. >> when i went underwater and all of the sudden i see him just lying on the ground. >> reporter: cody, weighing less than 80 pounds, summoning superhero strength to scoop the unconscious boy from the bottom of the pool. >> i hold him around the waist, and just carried him like that. >> reporter: despite her disability desiree pasko desperately helping cody pull evan out of the water. her cpr training instantly kicking in. then a sign of life. >> watching a child go from totally blue to a little tiny bit of pink is a rewarding feeling. >> reporter: evan now fully recovered and full of gratitude. >> without cody i wouldn't be alive. >> reporter: david, while evan is a good swimmer he disappeared without a sound, a reminder that when someone is drowning they may not be able to splash or call for help. david? >> a powerful reminder. we're glad evan is okay. thank you, erielle. >> when we come back here the well-known actor vince vaughan stopped by poli

. >> without cody and des, i wouldn't be alive. >> the lucky survivor speaking exclusively to abc this morning. >>> severe weather. this morning, reported tornadoes tearing through the midwest. strong storms ripping off roofs and flooding streets. as wildfires threaten homes in the west. >>> and triple crown winner. >> he's just perfect! and now, he's just immortal! >> justify proving himself at belmont to take his place in history. sweep all three races. what his trainer and jockey are saying about the runaway win. >>> and we do say good sunday morning everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin here with the truly historic breaking news. president trump has just touched down in singapore for his moment us and risky face to face meeting with the north korean dictator, kim jong-un. that meeting happening in roughly 36 hours. >> there's air force one touching down. kim jong-un has already arrived, and he was seen with the prime minister. en route, president trump said he is on, quote, a mission of peace. >> president trump has nrritory confident, warotning that kim jong-un has an oppor

debbie's beloved cody slept on the floor beside her. the shades were down. lars joined them a little past midnight. four hours passed, and then -- >> san antonio 911. >> uh, just -- had a gun shot. >> reporter: what had happened in that texas home? when we return -- >> i thought a heard a burglar in the house. >> reporter: danger in the night. and a confrontation in the dark. >> damn it! oh! baby! ♪ ♪ protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline plus. trusted by vets for nearly 20 years. with advil liqui-gels, what bad shoulder? what headache? advil is relief that's fast strength that lasts you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels it's willingham, edge of the box, willingham shoots... goooooooaaaaaaaallllllll! that...was...magic. willingham tucks it in and puts the championship to bed. sweet dreams, nighty night. as long as soccer players celebrate with a slide, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. pressure, what pressure? the players on the... pr

then author cody roberts with his book "voodoo and power." on sunday at 2 p.m. eastern on american history tv, explore the exhibit, new orleans, the founding era. >> new orleans is celebrating its tricentennial for our exhibition, we want to look back at the city's earliest years and what it was like when the city first developed. announcer: then a visit to one , of the city's oldest restaurants. >> the food here takes a much larger piece than it does anywhere else. we live to eat in new orleans. announcer: watch c-span cities tour of new orleans, louisiana. saturday at noon eastern and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. this afternoon, jerome powell announced another interest rate hike, bringing the federal rate to 1.75%. to 2%. the new york times notes that the rate increase was the second this year and the seventh since the end of the recession. the last time the rate topped 2% was late summer of 2008. next, we show you the news conference where chairman powell made the announcement. it

cody could have gone right in.has now racked up 19 million views and hope to serve as a warning to other parents when similar ladders it can happen just like that. hey could never imagine they couldin g eve things, precautions eve year in the u >> happens way too often as we've seen. >> thanks for joining us this morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. thanks for watching. the news continues here on ad ln >>> welcome to tuesday morning. taking a live look outside overlooking dublin. looks like a lot of folks up and at them early on this tuesday morning. we'll check the morning commute in just moments with mike. good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. ka kari, another good one today. >> it will be slightly warmer than yesterday as we go into the afternoon but w withow clos and fog as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge which you can barely see at this point. we'll see that quickly clearing. let's head to martinez where temperatures will be in the upper 50s

bit of pink, it's, um -- [ pause ] >> um, a rewarding feeling. >> reporter: pascoe was grateful for codyold the child is recovering and will be okay. ♪[ music ] >>> breaking news. a report just released by cal fire blames pg&e power lines for a dozen wildfires across northern california during last october's firestorm. >> the summary that i received is a wholesale indictment of the failures of pg&e's risk management processes across the board. >> an attorney for some of the fire victims speaking out tonight in light of that report. good evening. i'm cristina rendon in for julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. the report was released this afternoon by cal fire. it lists 12 fires in sonoma, napa, lake, mendocino, humboldt and butte counties and concludes that all 12 were caused in part by pg&e equipment or pg&e power lines coming into contact with trees or tree limbs. the report doesn't include the tubbs fire in santa rosa, which destroyed thousands of hopes and was the most destructive wildfire in california history. more now on this breaking news from debora villalon in burlingame t

david cody totaps lead its acquisition and deals. says he is prepared to kiss 100 frogs. the big bet on boston. striker approaching boston and finally, president trump says the beaches are beautiful in north korea, has a lot of potential for real estate. david: he knows real estate. he is a developer. joinus now is jason kelly, david cody, goldman sachs. beat is like wall street writ large. david: david cody made a name for himself making acquisitions a lot of companies that were overlooked, and really built honeywell up when it was not in great shape. him, and can we say, this is a ceo's dream job. he does a good job, they retire, they leave their position, and goldman sachs cause you up and says that stuff that he used to do, do that for us. we will give you an office, all the money you want. we will raise money for you. $600 million. it is a little bit like warren buffett. he is not looking to take them over as a private equity guy. he is moving into family companies, keep them in. >> i'm glad you mentioned private equity because this is a private equity-sih bottle. is

then, author cody roberts with his book "voodoo and power." on sunday explore the exhibit, new orleans: the founding era. >> new orleans is celebrating its try centennial. our exhibition, we wanted to look back at the earliest years and what it was like when the city first was developed. >> then, a visit to one of the city's oldest restaurants. >> food here takes a much larger piece than it does anywhere else. we live to eat in new orleans. >> watch c-span cities tour of new orleans saturday and noon eastern on c-span 2 and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span 3. the house has been working on opioid legislation this week. congressman fred upton joined us on washington journal to discuss efforts to combat the epidemic.

sighs of relief in two to cody. that it's a moment these rest of us have been waiting for for over two decades. the government has ordered the permanent shut down a store like. a factory the people here the monotony accused of polluting the environment. fatima barbara has been spearheading the campaign legal work your lungs yet sometimes followed your shutdowns to light. a protest for the people by the people. but also at a heavy cost. recent demonstrations against the couple planned last week when police clashed with protesters. at least thirteen people were killed by police gunfire sparking up but. since then and an easy calm has prevailed on city streets security has been beefed up signs of the recent tensions are hard to miss. at the public hospital an entire ward is filled with victims of the pilots many with serious injuries the state police ignore warning before firing live ammunition. a few ministers have visited offering compensation to the injured but the anger remains palpable. gold among them a longer al

cody to alexander gallant of spock's must've control the sea here in germany and political correspondent the devout is with me now in this studio. bring us up to date with some of the reaction that's been coming in to these comments and op for the house to be very strong stuff that alex on the golan said today and we have heard reactions from leading figures of all parties in parliament and the german possible news talk one of the first to react most of the secretary general of the c.d.u. uncle americal conservative party under great come combo and she said fifty million wake timbs of the holocaust and total war are just bird poop for the a fifty and gold and this is the party's true nature revealed behind its middle class respectability and we also called then from a partners from the social democratic party there the secretary general last clean told me that alexander gulen statements have revealed what lies behind the fifty's to say this is a terrifying minimization of the nazi era it's shameful that people like him on the german bunds talk and we also talk to several other put it to

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luego, me di cuenta que era mi realidad y cody alle -- podÍa morir en cualquier momento por inacciÓn.ueden educarse sobre leyes de armas, representantes y tomar acciÓn. pueden tomar cartas en el asunto, escribir a sus representantes, hablar con ellos, pueden pedir que algo cambie. al fin y al cabo, es su vida. es su muerte. tiene que tomar acciÓn. presentador: pronto decidirÁn quiÉn estÁ en el gobierno. >> cuando tengan edad, fallan, voten es su voz.-- vayan, voten, es su voz. presentadora: muchÍsimas gracias por estar aquÍ. presentador: este fin de semana que lleva a cabo miami fashion week. diseÑadores presentan nuevas colecciones. aileen: divertida, colorida y excÉntrica. asÍ es la colecciÓn de agatha ruiz de la prada. >> todo lo que presento es novedad total del primero al Último, no hay nada que no sea nuevo. aileem cuÁnto -- aileen: cuÁnto tiempo se tarda en una prenda? >> dibuja los cinco minutos, pero todo despuÉs se tarda por el proceso de fabricaciÓn. aileen: hay muchas cosas que preparar: luces, mÚsica, maquillaje y pasarela. esta mide 88 pies de largo y a su alrededor 700

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that it will play seven seated dominic team of austria on cheers dana team beat at japan's kadisha cody in four sets now it's not often that poetry course is a public debate but a poem written by an acclaimed navy and swiss writer when it's done just that students in berlin had called one of his pieces painted on the side of the school to be removed calling it sexist but the authors adopted hometown in southern germany sees the work differently and offer the poem a new home and it now we're doing as a public building in bavaria. i've been in this has a new home the poem by again going on now decorates the facade of the city museum in the german town of radio where the ninety three year old poet lives you could say the poem moved in from berlin forced off its perch on the outside of a high school after students complained that it was sexist and massaging mystic there accusation focused on one line in particular i've been either you flotus your head is you're not made out or born english avenues and flowers and women and then admiring the students feel that the poem reduces women to objec

fortunately cody saw it happen. >> i saw him there. >> cody got the boy out of the water and that's when who suffers from anybody and can barely walked, jumped from her wheelchair to perform cpr. a remarkable woman. the good news, the boy will be okay. thanks for joining us. i'll be on "the five" in a few hours and we'll have bret baier as well. i'm dana. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 p.m. on the east coast. 3:00 a.m. tuesday in singapore where just hours from now, president trump and the north korean dictator are set to meet one-on-one. now we're learning what the white house says president trump is willing to offer in exchange for peace. the summit in singapore coming after president trump hit u.s. allies on trade calling one leader dishonest and weak. what comes up next? and a decades old mys solved. an air force officer who is banished with top secret clearance 35 years ago found. what we're learning about where he's been hiding and why. let's get to it

then, cody roberts with his book, "voodoo and power." sunday at 2:00 p.m.astern, explore the exhibit new orleans, the founding era. >> we are 300 years old. the historic new orleans collection has decided for our try centennial, we want to look back at the city's earliest years. then, a visit to one of the city's oldest restaurants. >> food here takes a much larger piece than anywhere else. we live to eat in new orleans. tourtch c-span's cities saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. >> "washington journal" continues. host: the house is expected in at 10:00 a.m. today. we will take you there for gavel to gavel coverage. until then, open phones on "washington journal." republicans can call 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. an you are calling in, i

one with buffalo bill cody's wild west show, sitting bull would return to the reservation. that was enough of it. he would use this sort of reconnaissance mission to see what the people have been up against. and he would fall prey to the machinations of the superintendent of the standing rock sioux agency who would do everything he could to undercut sitting bull's power within the tribe. in 1890, his people's fortunes were at an all-time low. they were starving. disease was spreading across all the tribes in the northern plains when a new religious movement, the ghost dance sprung , up among these tribes. it was hoped that a wave of earth would roll across the world, smothering the white firm -- from which would spring up the buffalo who by then would virtually disappear in lakota and cheyenne and all the native people would be reunited with their ancestors. sitting bull was very interested in the spiritual possibility. and the superintendent standing rock sioux agency decided to aat he was a danger and led dangerous resurrection on my desk so he ordered his arrest. they wo

known for his plays the glass menagerie, cat on a hot tin roof, and a streetcar named desire and other codyoberts with his book voodoo and power. sunday at 2:00 eastern on american history tv explore the exhibit new orleans, the founding era. >> florida is elevating its try centennial in 2018, we are 300 years old. the historic collection decided for the try centennial exhibition we want to look back at the city's earliest years and what it was like when the city developed. >> been a visit to one of the city's oldest restaurants. >> the food here takes a much larger piece than it does anywhere else. we live to eat in new orleans. >> watch c-span's cities tour in new orleans, louisiana saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv and sunday at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span 3 working with cable affiliates as we explore america. >> sunday on q and a, filmmakers discuss their documentary hit and stay, a history of faith and resistance, about the actions of catholic activists who protested the vietnam war. >> as we understand the antiwar movement was mostly thought of as scruffy had coll

water rescue was caught on tape, one of the boys noticed someone was suddenly missing and 13-year-old codybottom of the pool and a woman rushed in to help. >> i went under water and i see him laying on the ground, sitting on 5 feet just passed out. >> and he was blue, and he was cold, and he was wet, and he was clearly deceased. >> she performed cpr, something she had only learned once more than a decade ago. within 30 seconds the boy coughed up water and the boy began to breathe again and is now fine and is grateful to the people he calls his heros. >> we know kevin durant is celebrating the warriors' big win and it will be on jimmy kimmel live right here on abc 7. durant tweeted today that he'll be on tomorrow night's show to celebrate the warriors' back-to-back championships. you can see him right after abc news at 11:00 on jimmy kimmel live. >>> the cards have warriors imagery on the front. they first became available yesterday and only a limited amount are available. get yours at the san francisco and oakland libraries by signing up for the summer stride program which encourages every

the rest of the draft, they got cody clark, the son of former maple leaf great wendel clark. third round, riley the 12th member of the sutter family to be drafted. his dad ron, one of six sutter brothers to play in the nhl. that's family ties. >>> baseball, nationals and p illies, bottom of the first, daniel murphy, uthe middle, anony rendon, 2-0 nats on top. top of the send, back of the box, scott kingry races around the store from second. next batter, the pitcher chops it between first and second. franco gets a green light. spit up the line, franco slides. beats the tag. the game is tied at 2. phillys lead 3-2. complete highlhts coming up at 11:00. >> thank you, sir. want to give the remaining time to somara. severe weather tonight. >> that's right. areas a little farther south of stafford county are under a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:30 p.m. e wil track the storm, heads up i want to give is for southern maryland. that's where ttorm is headed. if you're outdoors grilling, wrap it up in the next hour or so. >> thank you. that is the news for now. out.s for joining n

you can see their 2-year-old son, cody, effortlessly climb up this ladder, they say, is designed to keepren from climbing into the pool without supervision and potentially drowning. >> when you buy something like that, it's supposed to be safe. >> reporter: although cody got busted by his parents before falling in, other families haven't been as lucky. >> how long was she in the pool? >> we don't know. >> about two minutes. >> reporter: just six days ago, former olympian bode miller's 19-month-old daughter, emmeline miller, tragically passed away from drowning. and then there's this dramatic incident involving two toddlers wandering into the above ground pool unsupervised in ft. worth. >> five minutes, underwater drowning. and i pulled him out blue and white. >> reporter: luckily both are okay. according to the cdc, drowning is a leading cause of death for children under the age of 4. >> i would recommend a fence around the pool. >> reporter: while the official start of summer is three days away, experts recommend nonstop supervision around pools wherever you are. have life vests readily

then author cody roberts with his book voodoo and power. on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, explore the exhibit new orleans, the founder era. >> new orleans is celebrating its tricentennial this year in 2018 we were 300 years old. so the historic new orleans collection has decided for our tricentennial exhibition, we wanted to look back at the city's earliest years and what it was like when the city first developed. >> then a visit to two jacks, one of the city's oldest restaurant. >> food here takes a much larger piece than it does anywhere else. we live to eat in new orleans. >> watch c-span's cities tour of new orleans, louisiana, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events

hunter strickland on the bump to close it out and watch him as he blew a 95 mile-per-hour fastball by cody bellenger to end it. 10 games, record of 4-6 hosting the marlins tomorrow. >>> a's and angels, hey, you think it's father's day? bottom of the 2nd mark canha, a shot to left, old-fashioned american league ball here going long ball, a two-run homer for the former cal bear. top of the 6th, 2 -2, albert pujols, how about career home run no. 625, five away from tying ken griffey, jr. angels closer blake barker trying to protect a two-run lead in the 9th. marcus semien, hello and good- bye. ter a pair of walks, mike scosci it's a 5-4 lead. after a pair of walks mike scioscia had seen enough, two on, two out for mark canha and he blooped one to center. mike trout, just not that fast to get it. the tying run scored. we go extras in this one. simien's fly ball to deep left. is it out? no. it lands in the glove of canha. so there's still time, bottom of the 11th the a's loaded the bases, jonathan lucroy just needed to get it in the air. ngels 6-5 to we're done here. three... they tand 5-5 his

. >> legislation in the house codi separations, but it appears unlikely to pass.ome senators say they may soon work on their own bill. anne-marie? >> hena doba here in new york. thank you very much, hena. >>> an audio recording reportedly taped inside a u.s. immigration detention facility is drawing a lot of attention. the recording purportedly captures the voices of spanish-speaking children crying out for their parents. the audio was first reported by the nonprofit group pro publica and obtained from a whistleblower. cbs news has not confirmed the authenticity of the recording. [ crying ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> papa? >> homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen says she has not heard the audio. she added that children taken into custody by the government are being treated humanely. >>> many are wondering just what e dacoviitrebeiognndau ad atgon. >> reporter: this is the video the government gave us to show you. we were given 15 minutes to write down what we saw. we couldn't bring in cameras. men, women, and children are kept in large, fenced in cag

n e on "squawk oth stet there's dave cody.'m april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. show of hands. let's get started. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3, go. e*trade. the original place to invest online. welcome to

. >> reporter: a group of kids playing in a minnesota pool when 13 year old cody realizes his friendissing. >> i went underwater and all of a sudden i see him laying on the ground. >> reporter: he summoned super hero strength. >> i hold him around the waist. put his hand over my shoulder and i carried him. >> reporter: despite her health disability, desiree helped carry him out of the water. her cpr training instantly kicking in. then a sign of life. >> watching a child go from totally blue to a little tiny bit of pink is a rewarding feeling. >> reporter: evan now fully recovered and full of gratitude. >> without cody and dez i wouldn't be alive. >> reporter: while evan is a good swimmer, he disappeared without a sound. when someone is drowning they may not be able to splash or call for help. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> amazing job on the part of that 13 year old. >> i'm glad he's okay. >> yeah. >> you know, i was in singapore just two months ago. >> you were? >> i know, i know. and i was on top of the world's -- >> it's one of those speaking of swimming. did you see where

the was kristen and cody focal point at home in a city with roughly forty times the population of the entire country the place getting here is like nothing we've ever seen the fog the snow has the games it's about this it's about the own admission our own d.j.'s this is why you will come here in. the new the time i've spent with iceland's chanting cool one thing is obvious qualifying from one of the groups of death doesn't faze the vikings and even if they don't win the cup they've already won everyone's hearts just done a doxie was a good piece the drum that i sing with the fans i think we should form a band anyway ticking off and just in on the now is friday's last game with switzerland against serbia in group e. now let's take a closer look at the teams how fast is the swiss team during the world cup and twenty two and switzerland got the better of the european champions and eventually win as of that world cup spain and roll on eight yes they have made an impressive stock in this yesterday against brazil earning a draw which was a big disappointment to the white house but yes also

jennifer but cody a former radio journalist remembers the early days. i arrived in the two thousand and four and what i thought were journalists who were properly salaried who were independent took the editorial line being objective fact based very seriously journalists were largely protected because they were working in the authors of the united nations they were able to get to certain places to be first hand things that other media would struggle because they are there whacking the financial resources or they're not last. in the financial with orses the money was made available because someone has an interest in those journalists covering the news in a third way. that nasty united nations mission in the operates on the invitation of the government even radio copy porters are not immune to interference we thought that they themselves too were under strain increasingly even more so now as the country becomes more and more politicized and the stakes become higher when you talk about red line issues it is true that even radio cappie is not in the business

cody roberts with his book the do and power, sunday on american history tv, explore the exhibit new orleans, the founding era. >> new orleans is celebrating its try centennial, 300 years old and the collection decided for our try centennial exhibition we wanted to look back at the city's earliest years and what it was like when the city first developed. >> and a visit to one of the city's oldest restaurants. >> the food here take a larger piece that it does anywhere else. we live to eat in new orleans. >> watch c-span's cities tour at noon eastern on moraitis's book tv and sunday at 2:00 pm on american history tv on c-span 3 working with cable affiliate as we explore america. >> primetime lineup at 7:00 eastern, robert f kennedy junior, the son of atty. gen. robert f kennedy provides a history of america through the lens of his childhood and formative years, then at 8:10, molly crabapple, tells the stories of three syrian men, newt gingrich offers his thoughts on the impact the trump administration's policies have on america and the world at 9:00 eastern. an hour afterwards program televisi

index system, or codis, as we call it. the bottom line is we have powerful tools for holding offenders accountable and realizing justice for victims. the sexual assault forensic evidence reporting, or safer act, of 2013, gave new emptuss to this work. n.i.j.'s safer working group ckled issues related to evidence collection, tracking, testing and victim notification, among other things. more than 50 experts from across the nation help map a way forward. this road map includes 35 recommendations for improving collection and processing of sexual assault evidence and improving investigations and prosecutions through a victims centered approach. specifically, it outlines time periods for testing, offers guidance for how stakeholders can communicate with one another, provides standards for auditing sexual assault evidence. that auditing includes evidence that's been collected but not been submitted for testing and evidence that has been submitted to a lab. perhaps most notably, this resource places victim needs at the center. in

cody has created her own public platform from the comfort of her living room. just. tell me where everyone acts hope you enjoyed the last episode. of june is an internet comedian with her own you tube channel she pokes fun at saudi society her topic today is divorced women. say that many of the that was the woman if you want to get divorced everyone will turn against you you'll be the black sheep of your family because it is there to start with your parents and siblings will criticize you and eventually so will people you don't even know you're related to and even your cleaning lady. and i like it actually we have very clear very straightforward. laws when it comes to divorce but this was like he makes this really big huge issue and i really don't know why they feel that a woman needs to preserve the status of marriage no matter what so she needs to fight for their marriage even if she knows that it's not making it up he is not making it has been happy and it's becoming very stressful for the children. and i'm already let him get away with critiquing society because

crucial seconds pass before someone notices the boy at the bottom of the pool. 13-year-old cody runyon spots the boy underwater and dives to get him. another kid and a woman help bring the unconscious boy to the edge-- the woman then begins c-p-r. we're told the child is recovering and is expected to be okay. (pam) in sports -- the dubs are the champs.. more on tha.. the giants open their ten- game road trip with a win against the nationals... we have the highlights(vicki) also -- the warriors win their third n-b-a title in four years find out if steph curry won finals m-v-p for the first time in his career. our sports director gary radnich has the highlights coming up next at 8 a woman browsing at victoria's secret handcuffed secret handcuffed after police were called on her. now she's saying she was racially profiled. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol.

the fourth inning, cody bellinger, 4-2. eighth inning, again a solo home run.s. justin turner with the dodger's seventh solo home run of the game. that ties a major league record and the dodgers win 8-7.8-7.8-7. >> oakland got grilled, mark kenna, the solo shot in the 5th, that's a major league record for oakland. with their 25th consecutive road gme with a home run. that was it for oakland. bottom of the inning, bases load, he unloads them with a double. that was a 5-run inning for the white sox. they go on to score five more in the 6th inning thanks to three home runs. daniel palka and paul black burn today and sanchez knocked one out off liam hendricks. then it was mankato again. this time a three-run home run. he was two for four with six rbi. the white sox crushed the a's 10-3 the final. the's a's called up edwin jackson from the aaa to start tomorrow's game in detroit. oakland is a 15-year veteran 13th major league team. that matches a record set by former dotel. the 34-year-old jackson signed a minor league deal with the a's on june 6. he needed to start

tennessee williams best known for his plays the glass menagerie and a streetcar named desire then cody roberts with his book voodoo and power. explore the exhibit the founding era. they decided for the tricentennial we want to look back at their earliest years and what it was like when they first developed. >> and then a visit to one of the oldest restaurants. >> it takes a larger piece than it does anywhere else. we live to eat in new orleans. >> american ideas through artwork, posters of photographs and documents. >> the idea of contributing through labor, the idea of growing your own food to conserve larger quantities, this is actually a by a prominent illustrator and i would say again another individual kind of rises to the surface during world war i. you see here also through conservation. this is i know we make everything out of corn that back then we didn't this is kind of new. we will -- and that the government will step in and bashing. hoover believed that if you just encourage people to act correctly they would crash into themselves. >> watch american artifacts. >>> now the e

cody azari, had been scouring the world for his next patient. >> i was looking for someone that was motivated, that was healthy, and had not had his amputations done. >> when you have transplantation, they oftentimes will put you through psychiatric exercises. and one of the questions they asked me is, why do you want another hand? and i thought, well -- i mean, you have two, you know. i think the world's built for two. and i can handle it. >> reporter: dr. azari and his team began by first amputating jonathan's left hand, preserving his nerves and blood vessels for the eventual transplant. but dr. azari also told him to get stronger and healthier. he was also gauging something else. what did you size up about his mental toughness? >> his mental toughness was what actually got me to fall in love with his personality. he is an eternal optimist like i've never seen before. >> reporter: but the eternal optimist faced a grim reality, that his right leg could not be saved. >> that was an extraordinarily painful moment. she was crying with me. it was -- it was a real get it out cry. the admission t

cody ballenger in the fourth. t.j. fernandes dropped peterson.ut for matt eight to seven. some go to the bakery and sunday, rich sale reported a baker's dozen. 10 of the first 16 new face. red sox win five to nothing. percentage points for the best record in baseball and the astros even with austin. yankees lose three in a row. swept by jake bowers walked off home run in the 12th. wipes out of five for five day for giancarlo stanson and likely going to the disabled list with a injury. bubba watson barbecued the travelers championship in connecticut find a final round of 63. won the event for the third time. also the first golfer to win three events this year. back to baseball sort of the san diego padres never showed up yesterday in san francisco. so they held a double-decker tour bus through the streets of san francisco. they make it to at&t park after the police escort. the coaster is getting prepared to make their way on a double-decker bus. what is seen. gerri: that would make you so nauseous and a big bus. cheryl: jared max, thank you so muc

let's check in with cody, live at the republican candidate john cox's reelection party in san diego. they must be feeling good down there, cox is in second place. >> reporter: same words, cautiously optimistic. you heard some cheers when the votes came up earlier. but still, as you've said, it is early, there a certain amount of percentage point in already, but john cox is clearly in second, way ahead of the other candidates. as i said, there cautiously optimistic, it's something that they have been for the last week as they would to see if they will be in a runoff, which could be with gavin newsom. this may come down to the turnout tonight, and the turnout may be good for republicans. how could the president factored the votes tonight? he showed his support for john cox weeks ago. the president isn't well liked in the state, but people are coming out and voting for john cox, and he could be that person. he came out earlier to talk to people in the media, listen to what he had to say. >> i'm cautiously optimistic, i'm hoping for a good result, and i hope the people of california see

mattel is also releasing a, codi ebook and partnering with black girls codemote the doll. >>> the cdcosquito-borne diseases have tripled since 2004, that is why a good repellant is important. erika edwards breaks down the best bug sprays. >> reporter: to keep bugs from biting, consumer reports says dees inse these ingredients are key. deet, oil of lemon, eucalyptus. >> they were the only ones we ound to be effective again mosquitos and based on ticks. >> reporter: it doesn't matter whether you use lotions, sprays. the annual review of bug sprays finds the concentration of active ingredients is what is cruci crucial. can t. should have 15 for% to 3 deet. >> and unlike sunscreen, you don't have to reapply. just put it onhe in tmorning, go about your businessid ou and then at the end of the day, you can wash it off. >> reporter: and speaking of sunscre sunscreen, are experts say to apply that first. let it sink in. and then apply bug spray. they do not recommend products that combine the two. now, thi is one of consumer reports top picks is the cvs brand, only about $6. now, a more expen

. >> reporter: watch as 13-year-old cody, just 80 pounds, dives in spotting his friend evan unconsciousoop him from the bottom of 9 the pool. >> i hold him around the waist, put his head over my shoulder and i just carried him like that. >> reporter: desiree pasko who usually uses a walker or wheelchair mustering every ounce of strength to help pull evan out of the water. >> he was so tiny in that moment and he was blue and he was cold. >> reporter: she instantly starts cpr and within seconds a miracle. >> watching a child go from totally blue to a little tiny bit of pink is a rewarding feeling. >> reporter: this morning, evan is on the mend. grateful for another chance. >> who needs a hero, you need a hero. >> reporter: and for the two new heroes in his life. >> it changed like how i saw life as it is and it's more fragile than i thought. they're definitely my heroes because without cody and des, i wouldn't be alive. >> reporter: so thankful he's okay. desiree says evan is a good swimmer but disappeared without a sound. a reminder that when someone is drowning they may not be able to s

on cody, we had -- we were negative on cody for quite a while.new ceo and cfo came in and they've made changes we think we're at the very early inflection point of that applies biz and th -- business and that company starting to do better. >> there's news about pinnacle today, deals there more of the same of what we're seeing in this industry, right these guys feel like they got to get bigger in order to get scale and offset some of these trends that you inferred but -- >> yeah, exactly i'm surprised we haven't seen more, actually so, the reality is these companies, a lot of them are going to have to combine -- they're going to have to leverage some of those cost savings and honestly, all of these companies should be able to be the disrupters they have the balance sheets, they have the resourcing, they have the r&d, but they're all too scared to take those short-term earnings hits to really adapt to where we are right now. >> consolation brands made an investment in cannabis do you expect more companies within your universe to do the same >> abso

. >> cody joins us live now. >> reporter: i am at the lincoln club of san diego county , they are hostinghis party for a number of of rumpled can candidates here. including a favorite republican candidate, john cox. i'll show you right now we have candidates that we were speaking before. there waitinfor other candidates to come up. it's been a grueling last few weeks. those ads have been going, the reception that gavin newsom is helping the drawn cox campaign would rather face them in the runoff. we spoke with the campaign last week, spoke with him earlier today, and they said that add, and the ads that have been playing against john cox have been attack ads. in a hypothetical election, if they meet up, with gavin newsom in that runoff in the november election, they said those will be the same points that newsom will hit cox on, which will be against trump, against the nra. they really taken back any of the talk that those ads have been helping their campaign. we did speak with john cox earlier today. he came out about half an hour ago to speak with us for about a minute. here's what he h

then author cody roberts with his book "voodoo and power." on american history tv, explore the exhibit new orleans, the founding era. old. are 300 years the collection has decided that for our exhibition, we want to look back at the city's earliest years and what it was like when the city first developed. announcer: then a visit to one of the city's oldest restaurants. much larger has a piece than it does anywhere else. we live to eat in new orleans. announcer: watch c-span cities to her of new orleans, louisiana saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> the american antitrust institute, do you agree with judge leon's lel

one of the boys noticed someone was missing. 13-year-old cody runyon is 4'11", weighs less than 80 pounds dove into action and pulled an unconscious boy from the pool. a woman also rushed to help. >> i went underwater and i see him laying on the ground, sitting down and was passed out. >> and he was blue and he was cold and he was ndwe clearly deceased. >> desiree, who you just heard from, performed cpr. it's only something she learned once, more than a decade ago. within 30 seconds, tedcao no b agn. e's doing just fine and says he's grateful to the people he now calls his story. now to the peach that a lot of people are talking about this morning from the tony awards, politics taking center stage when robert de niro criticized president trump and it got censored ase to see.'r y [ cheers and applause ] >> he dropped the f word several times when referring to the president last night before urging the audience to vote in november. the crowd cheered him and gave him a standing ovation. de niro then continued with the prepared introduction of bruce springsteen. >>> net neutrality ends today,