so, please reach out to us, dr. park and i, to figure out ways to work together to advance what is in here and the work you're doing using our bipartisan platform. thank you all for coming and for your patience staying overtime. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >>> two muslim members of congress keith ellison and andre carson spoke about anti-muslim rhetoric in politics. we moderate this hour-long discussion. >> good morning, everyone. i'm thomas bird, the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribute and the national press club. today we have two members of congress here to take about the rhetoric aimed at the followers of islam. last week two other members appeared in this room to talk about ending the dialing for dollars fundraising effort. gop house policy chair luke messer was here to discuss the 2016 race. and house transportation and infrastructure chairman will shuster appeared before us to talk about his faa bill and the press club has several members of colleagues here for the sp l spelling bee. i will

so, please reach out to us, dr. park and i, to figure out ways to work together to advance what is in here and the work you're doing using our bipartisan platform. thank you all for coming and for your patience staying overtime. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

so, please reach out to us, dr. park and i, to figure out ways to work together to advance what is in here and the work you're doing using our bipartisan platform. thank you all for coming and for your patience staying overtime. [applause] [inaudible conversations] both -- you can always have -- as miller recognizees -- >> well in response to justice sotomayor's question, if the prosecutor argues a laundry list of reasons for striking a black juror and some of those are reason -- some are imapplause able -- implausible, how should the court -- >> the fact there is a laundry list suggests in and of itself that the court should scrutinize the reasons carefully and should be suspect of the reasons because otherwise what the court is going to do is just simply encourage prosecutors or any party in a case, since batson applies to everybody -- is going to encourage a party to give as many reasons as possible and hope one will be acceptable, and in this -- >> don't you think this is case-by-case? suppose there's one reason that

so, please reach out to us, dr. park and i, to figure out ways to work together to advance what is in here and the work you're doing using our bipartisan platform. thank you all for coming and for your patience staying overtime. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> coming up on c-span 2, the supreme court oral argument in foster v. chapman i a case that ruled in favor of a black georgia death row inmate who was convicted and sentences by an all-white jury. later the supreme court oral argument in bitman very person, a case decided today regarding virginia redistricting. >> c-span's warm journal with news and policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning, with presidential candidate bernie sanders declaration of pursuing the nomination through to the democratic convention, congressman rick know land of minute talks about the 2016 campaign, the future of the sanders candidacy and his support of political contribution reform. and then florida representative john micah and the ongoing concerns about tsa wait times at air

dr. marsha of ridley park. a woman who answered the door at the dr. marsha's home toll us gnaw new york. prosecutors describe an elaborate scheme saying dr. summers and his co-defendants were allegedly doing 10 times the am of business their licenses allowed. claiming they were dealing to drug dealers and drug addicts as far away as cape may, new jersey. prosecutors 11 these doctors were harming the very people they were meant to help claiming they failed to provide medical and mental health screenings. >> terrible but, you know, some people you get the opportunity to make $5 million, $5 million they'll sell themselves out and sell their soul for it. >> reporter: court records show dr. summers lost his license to practice after the dea served a search warn at his south philly clinic back in 20 2014. meantime only one doctor of the three indicted has a license left to practice. each faces charges now including distribution, health care fraud and money laundering. they're expected to surrender to federal authorities next week. natasha brown cbs3 "eyewit

dr. marsha of ridley park. a woman who answered the door at the dr.arsha's home toll us gnaw new york. prosecutors describe an elaborate scheme saying dr. summers and his co-defendants were allegedly doing 10 times the am of business their licenses allowed. claiming they were dealing to drug dealers and drug addicts as far away as cape may, new jersey. prosecutors 11 these doctors were harming the very people they were meant to help claiming they failed to provide medical and mental health screenings. >> terrible but, you know, some people you get the opportunity to make $5 million, $5 million they'll sell themselves out and sell their soul for it. >> reporter: court records show dr. summers lost his license to practice after the dea served a search warn at his south philly clinic back in 20 2014. meantime only one doctor of the three indicted has a license left to practice. each faces charges now including distribution, health care fraud and money laundering. they're expected to surrender to federal authorities next week. natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitne

workers from the parking or dr here to take custody of the big cats. they say it's the beginning of a better life for the tigers. animal-rights activists and prosecutors accuse the caretakers, a community of nudist monks of abuse and illegal wildlife trafficking. but the monks are not letting the tigers go without resistance. >> we have had to result -- resort to legal measures. still, they have managed to obstruct us in other ways like letting the tigers roam free to make our work harder. the work is set to continue all week until the tigers are removed from the temple. amid the ongoing raid, the temple has continued to do business, charging tourists money and poses for photos. the temple says the tigers are peaceful because of their handlers kindness. riddick's say they have been cap docile with drugs and punches to the head. sarah: you are watching dw news. still to come, a revealing look inside the crumbling venezuelan health system. once a source off pride, it has be hit hard by smanagent andlummeting l revenu in the couny. that is ming up aftethe

dr. king and rosa parks. come on. this is just wrong. >> well, keep in mind when rosa parks and dr. king were fighting for civil rights, there was probably some radio guy also saying come on, that it wasn't a civil rights issue, and many governors. >> what i'm saying here is the idea of having a 14-year-old boy shower with 14-year-old girls is not the same in any sense. >> but that's not what's happening, according -- that is not -- this is a whole different segment but that is not what is happening. i don't want to turn this into that conversation. let's stick to the problem that your party has, which is again going back to the candidate who yesterday met with the speaker of the house who wonders perhaps even allowed if he knows what separation is of powers, if he knows that this is not a kingdom, that he can reign over, that he knows what the constitution even means. and now today with "the washington post" report, does he even know the truth? >> look, i think these are huge problems and this is exactly my point is that i think the american people are looking at both of the leadin

dr. schulenberg was dropping off test results at paisley park, when he appeared at the d death scene. during questioning by police, dr. schulenberg said he prescribed medications for prince and the unspecified prescriptions were filled at a walgreen's. dr. shile len berg is a family physician. knows longer an employee there we reached out to him at his private office, but he has not respond. this comes after an attorney for dr. howard kornfeld, an addictions specialist, says a representative of prince called his client the night before the pop star died. for what he described as a lifesaving mission. stephanie gosk news, new york. >>> meanwhile, a man serving time in prison in colorado has come forward saying he is the biological son and legal heir of the pop star. this marks the first paternity claim. a judge cleared a way for dna testing to be done, a sample of his blood. one company says it has received more than 700 i inquiries who believe they may be related to the artist. >>> at least 10 people were injured after a large tornado ripped through western kentucky. a car dealership,

dr. howard cornfeld a national authority on opiates addiction treatment told reporters cor cornfeld was contacted by prince's representatives the night before found dead in paisley park home. his attorney says dr. cornfeld could not travel to minneapolis until friday. so he september his son andrew on a red eye to help device a treatment plan for prince. and it was andrew who called 911 that thursday morning. >> he arrived to see him dead in an elevator unconscious. so it was certainly a difficult time. >> cornfeld's lawyer says pills were found his backpack and says medications are used in pain manage the and addiction and that no drugs were given prince. >> federal officials have announced an expansion to what was already the nation's largest auto recall with additional 40 millionaire bags laded to recall list. the air bags can burst and spray sharp nel as they aid and it is linked to 11 deaths globally. car and truck owners are waiting for replacement parts from the initial recall affecting 24 million vehicles and today's expansion makes that wait longer. >> well, the string of rainy days has made for difficult driving conditions. >> poor visibility and slick road

dr. howard cornfeld a national authority on opiates addiction treatment told reporters cor cornfeld was contacted by prince's representatives the night before found dead in paisley park home. his attorney says dr. cornfeld could not travel to minneapolis until friday. so he september his son andrew on a red eye to help device a treatment plan for prince. and it was andrew who called 911 that thursday morning. >> he arrived to see him dead in an elevator unconscious. so it was certainly a difficult time. >> cornfeld's lawyer says pills were found his backpack and says medications are used in pain manage the and addiction and that no drugs were given prince. >> federal officials have announced an expansion to what was already the nation's largest auto recall with additional 40 millionaire bags laded to recall list. the air bags can burst and spray sharp nel as they aid and it is linked to 11 deaths globally. car and truck owners are waiting for replacement parts from the initial recall affecting 24 million vehicles and today's expansion makes that wait longer. >> well, the string of rainy days has made for difficult driving conditions. >> poor visibility and slick road

dr. schulenberg was dropping off test results to prince at paisley park when he appeared at the death scene. during questioning by police, dr. schulenberg said he prescribed medications for prince and they were filled at walgreens. dr. schulenberg is a family physician and he worked for north memorial clinic. that hospital tells nbc news that he is no longer an employee there. we reached out the dr. schulenberg at his private office, but he has not responded. this comes after an attorney for dr. howard kornfeld an addiction specialist in california says a representative of prince called his client the night before the pop star died for what he described as a life saving mission. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> a man serving time in federal prison in colorado is reported to have come forward claiming he's the biological son and legal heir of the late pop star. this will be the first paternity claim filed in court since prince's death. on friday, the judge cleared the way for dna testing to be conducted in case any parentage issues arise. one company says it's received more than 700 i

dr. elliott parks and his team at hawaii .tech agree that a public infusion of funds will help them get overthe finish line. i also had the opportunity to visit with the governor and they all shared one message. federal fund something critical to get ahead of a widespread zika outbreak. this funding -- the funding we are voting on today could help companies like hawaii biotech develop a much-needed zika vaccine. it would help states like mine increase mosquito control and awareness on zika. zika is not the benign virus we once thought it was and funding only becomes more urgent as we learn about its harmful effects. zika poses an imminent threat to pregnant women and in reality to all women of child-bearing age. by now we have all seen the harmful impact zika has on babies. the images and reports of babies born with microcephaly are heart sh breaking. zika can threaten our nation's supply of donated blood. while blood banks are working on methods to clean and test blood, they need funding to accelerate their research. congress can take steps to ensure the safety and well-being of all citizen

dr. michael schulenberg, visited paisley park to deliver some sort of test results, not knowing that hisangeles times" and "minneapolis star-tribune" were the first to publish the warrant. the doctor worked at a facility about 20 miles away from prince's paisley park estate. notes say schulenberg wrote a prescription for prince but does not specify the medication. this news comes right after drug enforcement agents were seen searching paisley park yesterday. that brings us to today's health lead. prescription drug addiction. it's the focus of a special town hall tonight here on cnn. dr. sanjay gupta will help guide that discussion. he joins me now. sanjay, according to the minnesota board of medical practice, dr. schulenberg is certified in family medicine. >> yeah. >> would it be unusual for a doctor with that kind of certification to prescribe opioids. >> it would not be unusual. family doctors sometimes give these types of medications. typically, though, just for a few days until the person who has a particular pain complaint is seeing a specialist in that area or seeing a pain doctor

dr. schulenberg was dropping off test results to prince at paisley park when he appeared at the death scene. during questioning by police, the doctor said he prescribed medications for prince and the unspecified prescriptions were filled at a walgreen's. dr. schulenberg is a family physician. he told investigators he worked for north memorial clinic. tonight, that hospital tells nbc news that he is no longer an employee there. we reached out to dr. schulenberg at his private office, but he has not responded. this comes after an attorney for dr. howard kornfeld, an addictions specialist in california, says a representative of prince, called his client the night before the pop star died. for what he described as a lifesaving mission. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> we're following breaking news tonight out of massachusetts where police are on the scene of a violent attack at a shopping mall. >> reporter: the attack took place just south of boston shortly after 7:00 p.m. tonight. there's multiple injuries resulting from multiple stabbing. police say a car was driven into one of the sto

park. it is about 45 minutes. dr. coles: our second speaker is casey clabough. casey is a professor at lynchburg college and editor of the james dickey review and is english graduate director. a richmond native who grew up and appomattox county, he has editor of the multivolume "best creative nonfiction of the press" "texas review and a variety of other things. one of the editors of the encyclopedia of virginia, which is online. he's had a number of fellowships and received a number of awards. he has published over 100 works in anthologies and periodicals, such as the sewanee review, the virginia quarterly review and so on. author of " confederados: a novel of the americas." the confederates that left the u.s. at the end of the war and went to brazil. i remember from 30 or 40 years ago reading an article about that. bill maybe wrote that and i have never heard of it and i got interested. i'm looking for to hearing his top. -- his talk. his talk today is entitled, " confederados. casey clabough. [applause] professor clabough: thank you, dr. coles. thank you all f

dr. schulenberg was actually at prince's paisley park compound to drop off test results the day prince's iscovered in an elevator. we checked on dr. schulenberg's medical license, and there were no complaints against him. it was clean. we also called north memorial medical center to try and talk to him, but we were told by a spokesperson that he no longer works here. so far, no one has been charged in this case, but the investigation is still going full throttle. on tuesday, the dea and sheriff's deputies were back inside the paisley park compound, executing another search. sarah sidner, cnn, minnesota. >>> the u.s. is facing a massive epidemic of painkiller overdoses. so cnn hosted a special town hall on prescription drug abuse. >> dr. sanjay gupta and anderson cooper joined experts on recovering addicts. we want to show you some of the highlights here. >> this is a public health epidemic, but it is completely manmade. >> how can we get the doctors and hospitals to stop overprescribing these addictive drugs? >> doctors have to own the problem, and we have to be careful ourselves about pr

dr. jonas corlof is chief scientist officer in menlo park. his company pioneered a new sequencing technology. a state of the art dna map of the mosquito that carries zika. it may have clues on how to defeat the virus. >> it is important to attack this from as many angles as we can. >> reporter: pacific bio scientists have collaborated with ucsf scientists who are sharing the information with researchers nationwide. here at mission bay, scientists are studying the virus. dr. mark wants to understand why zika spares the mosquito, but not the humans. >> and understanding that could be critical in order to controlling the virus. >> so we are looking for zika virus. >> reporter: actual zika virus from the current outbreak is also under intense scrutiny at uc berkeley. at cal, they are attacking the culprit on many different fronts. one study, how the virus affects a pregnant woman's placenta to harm the fetus. >> understanding which cells are most infected and how we can prevent that infection. >> reporter: time is of the essence. >> we are going

dr. shoalenberg is no longer employed at north memorial clinic in minnetonka. the musician was found his paisley park home on april 21st. when paramedics arrived, he was pronounced dead. >>> one senator is asking for senators from facebook. facebook said it found no evidence to back up allegations that conservative viewpoints are excluded. south dakota senator john thune want to know who at the company controls trending topics, what sort of training they receive, and whether the company is investigating. >>> two other senators want airlines to stop charging baggage fees this summer. connecticut's richard blumenthal and edward markey of massachusetts sent a letter to 12 major u.s. airlines. they say canceling the fees would speed up inspections and would mean fewer carry-on bags. an industry spokesman said it would be better if there were more tsa screeners. >>> critics contend president obama's upcoming visit to hiroshima will be viewed as an apology no matter how the white house frames it. later this month, mr. obama will become the first sitting president to visit the japanese city where during wor

dr. candice johnson, rozz well park scientists are providing hope and the poe fedges for healing to millions here and throughout th world. in buffalo, the institute is helping to fuel an economic renaissance and captured the attention of th nation. nationally the national institutes of health funding supports over 400,000 good-paying american jobs. congress needs to fully fund cancer research at the national institutes of health because on this iss if american leadership is not there, there is no leadership. i yield back the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. or what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> unimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remas. the speak pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, eli whitney, minnesota legend, civic leader, and friend. last wk minnesota wasad to learn that he had passed away. mr. paulsen: he was a suessful bunessman who gave so much back to our state. he was an impactful leader, princiled, and compassionate. when he retired he passed his knowledge on to future generions by tea

a whole lot of other amazing activities so sunday june 5, '12:00 noon in the golden gate park and commissioner dr. murase will give details i want to make inform comments san francisco magazine featured on the arts fair featured in sf magazine an article that outlined the feature the new art center if supportive of arts education and creativity in all the sfusd's it excludes include with access to the remodeled city plain clothes with a new state of the art school of the arts campus is predecade old to complete the arts core he 6. to thank all the art supporters for their partnering in this vision and articles are widen eir written with a slant i want to be clear this is a dream that will moved not a matter of if but when i would like you to join with me. >> (clapping.) >> and feinstein for those of you tend of the meeting we'll adjourn with the memory of dr. koffman he passed i'll share with you the wonderful work to help the thousands of students not only in sfusd but in the great bay area with that, mr. president, the meeting is all yours. >> item c recognitions and resolution of accommodation

a whole lot of other amazing activities so sunday june 5, '12:00 noon in the golden gate park and commissioner dr. murase will give details i want to make inform comments san francisco magazine featured on the arts fair featured in sf magazine an article that outlined the feature the new art center if supportive of arts education and creativity in all the sfusd's it excludes include with access to the remodeled city plain clothes with a new state of the art school of the arts campus is predecade old to complete the arts core he 6. to thank all the art supporters for their partnering in this vision and articles are widen eir written with a slant i want to be clear this is a dream that will moved not a matter of if but when i would like you to join with me. >> (clapping.) >> and feinstein for those of you tend of the meeting we'll adjourn with the memory of dr. koffman he passed i'll share with you the wonderful work to help the thousands of students not only in sfusd but in the great bay area with that, mr. president, the meeting is all yours. >> item c recognitions and resolution of accommodation

dr. michael shoenberg visited prince's paisley park estate to deliver test results the very morning thats more. what have you learned, sara? >> reporter: alisyn, we took a look at that document, and it was filed on may 6th. and it was also granted, and what they were looking for, the investigators at the hospital, they were looking for charts, documents, any kind of medical records, prescriptions, and even images of prince rogers nelson's body, and we know this was granted, because the judge took a look at what investigators wanted to get out of this and here's what the judge said about granting this search warrant on may 6th. he said the property above described constitutes evidence which tends to show a crime has been committed or tends to show that a particular person has committed a crime. and that it was the reasoning behind approving that search warrant. the warrant notes that the doctor was irns view the at 10:57 a.m., the day prince died, just after he died, giving indication he was the third person in the area who found prince's body inside of the elevator here at paisley park.

dr. howard corn felt sent his son andrew to prince paisley park home on april 20 with the drug listed here rehab facility8 recovery without walls. investigators say they are trying to determine whether prince had a long-term relationship with the corn fel felts. >> dramatic security video show police argue the man accused in deadly shooting spree outside washington, d.c. police surround him then ran the car with guns drawn. he's accused of shooting three people in the parking lot of busy shopping mall killing one of them and shot a woman outside a supermarket. those two killings came after police believe that he also shot and killed his estranged wife yesterday. he was an officer at the federal protective service. he was stripped of his gun and badge after accused of threatening to harm his wife if she left him. >>> anonymous source behind the leak of the panama paper is offering to help law enforcement authorities in return for immune. >> in a statement the person who calls himself john doe says he did it for income equality. document have revealed the hidden assets of hundreds of politic

dr. howard cornfeld sent his son andrew to prince's paisley park home with the drug.runs the mill valley rehab facility, recovery without walls. investigators are trying to determine whether prince had a long-term relationship with the cornfelds. ♪ never cause you any pain ♪ ♪ i only want to see >> thousands of people, many dressed in purple gathered at city hall in los angeles for a memorial concert to honor prince. stevie wonder sang purple rain. prince's signature song. wonder says losing prince was like losing a member of his musical family. the 57-year-old prince was found dead last month at his minneapolis home. >>> a spring storm dumped nearly 1.5 inches of rain in southern california inland triggering mudslides, closing freeways and stranding cars in floodwaters. take a look at the pictures from ontario. police closed roadways and intersections in the area due to flooding. it also caused a partial collapse of a roof of a warehouse. mudslides forced the closure of interstate 5 north overnight. cal trans reports the freeway is now open. >>> time now is 8:35. hap

dr. cornfeld who said a staff member his son andrew in advance. andrew was in paisley park when those staffers found prince in an elevator after he had missed a doctor's appointment. >> andrew was the person to make the 911 call describing a medical emergency at paisley park. >> reporter: that is william, an attorney for the cornfelds, speaking in minneapolis today. he said prince was sofr r suffering locally friends who knew him well say it was hip and knee pain mostly. in san rafael, a producer knew prince well. >> it was difficult. he had to walk with a cane sometimes. here is a guy when you watch footage of him doing splits, all kind of stuff with his body. >> reporter: the plan had been for prince to come to mill valley for treatment in this clinic called recovery without walls. andrew cornfeld had stabilizing drugs that he would have given to a minnesota doctor to prescribe, but it was too late. call it one more twist in the story of prince but not friends say what we should remember. >> love. the output of his life music, which is phenomenal. >> and the rest in. >> t

park estate. this is the second search of his home since prince died on april 21st. the warrants say that dr. mike shullenburg prescribed medications for prince on april 20th and 27th the day before he died. it did not mention the identity of the medications and there are reports that shullenburg was treating prince for withdrawal symptoms from painkillers. >>> nasa has identified more than 1000 new planets spotted by the kepler space telescope. researchers say they used the telescope data to identify 1284 previously unknown planets in the galaxy. scientists say more than 500 of them appear earth sized but rocky. nine of the planets in the rare gold dee lock zone, not too hot and not too cold. >>> we will tell you why some people chose to wait hours just to get inside this new restaurant. >>> tracking the weather. you notice the warmup today got up there inland, up in the 80s. waller still as we head into your wednesday. the fox 2 weather report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> a destination spot for dumplings. the world famous restaurant opened its doors in the south bay. the ta

dr. howard kornfeld to treat the singer. he sent his son andrew instead with plans to follow up later. >> andrew kornfeldvmentd helped find his unresponsive body at the paisley park1st. >> kornfeld, he brought an opiate and he could be prosecuted. friends that know the family say dr. howard kornfeld is a respected doctor in the field of addiction. >> i just appreciate his thoughtful you know, astute work and advocacy for addiction and chronic pain. >> investigators are looking into prince's reported drug addiction as a cause of death. >>> they staged a walkout today. > >> this is what it looked like on the campus at 9:00. they were chanting tell the truth. they are upset about what they call instances of racism on campus and the group demand as more diverse faculty on race and lgbt issues. this protest will last through 5:00 tonight. >> they are searching for 19-year-old twin brother in connection with a string of bb gun shootings. >> more than 125 cars have been shot out and people have been hit as well. >> they had a break in the case when someone was shot as they were walking on washington avenue in san leandro. he saw them in the car with a woman and wrote do

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