evelyn lived with her mother and her grandparents on the nearby farm. she was just eleven years old when. she shows us the place where the family's heart was the circle where the war used to be is still visible evelyn was on her way home from school when she was suddenly confronted by a group of rebels. the rebels asked me what's her name i didn't reply they took sticks and beat me. are you evelyn money they asked me and i said no my name is betty i'm just visiting. you but they took me with them we walked to the next farm or the village teacher lived when he saw us he reached for his rubber boots the rebels thought he was reaching for a weapon and they shot him on the spot. then we continued i had no idea that i would have to spend many years marching with the l r a i spent eleven years in the bush with the rebels i had no contact with my family. in. northern uganda has suffered from civil unrest for generations the region is home to the actually ethnic group who have farmed and raise livestock in the isolated region for many years under the nearly sev

no, i'm sorry, we're moving to cleveland, ohio, with evelyn. evelyn, hi there. got you confused with georgia for a minute, but welcome to c-span. go ahead. caller: that's a proud -- hard thing to do, georgia. >> it is. go ahead. you're on tv. caller: my name is evelyn, and i just want to tell you, gina haspel has good points and bad points. i think isn't that if a person is going to do waterboarding or whatever -- whatever type of torture, they should not be to med to publicly show it, video it. that goes for any country, but i feel like our country, the united states of america, should be held to a higher standard because god has given us more gifts than most people. >> well, thank you very much for the call. now let's find our way down to georgia. welcome to c-span. go ahead. what do you think? caller: well, i believe she is a great candidate, probably one of the best candidates i've ever seen. come up through the ranks. got to give that plus, a woman, got to give that a plus. watched the whole talk about her, and she answered the questions good. only time she

. >> evelyn parker? >> i agree with that. i spent seven years working for the senate arms services committee, one of the most bipartisan committees in the senate probably on the hill. and, you know, we always believed that nobody has the right to their own facts. and you get the facts together as republicans and democrats. so, the other thing we saw earlier this week as you well know was this attempt to get facts just to republicans. again, about the spygate thing to amp it up. >> right. you're talking about the meetings at the department of justice and information that those republicans on the hill were asking for. >> correct. and i mean, in and of itself meetings to get information, fine. but they should be bipartisan, especially when it is about an investigation of the executive branch. so, i think the biggest problem is this not calling a spade a spade. certainly falsehood is okay, but lie is even better. and then bipartisan, the republicans need to speak out and defend the institutions, the truth and the process. >> we d

evelyn later died at the hospital.they don't know how to handle this. especially the little ones, it hasn't hit them yet9 year old gloria, who was on life support, remains in the hospital. sharon stinson / mothershe had full body cast. arms, leg, top, halo, everything. the whole body was swollenwhile in florida for the funeral, funds ladonald griffin and his 7 children thought were there to get them home, were not available, so they were stranded for weeks.it was a lot concerned about the family's well-being, hong thach partnered with united airlines and got the family vouchers to return home. they made it back on mother's day.hong thach / oakland public education fund christina looking over their heads that they get home on mothers daystruggling to make ends meet, the family ... with children aging from 5 to 15 years old ... was looking to move into their own apartment. now christina's mother is helping as much as she can.mom is gonna do what she can to help them get their own space so they can move on one day at a timegloria is getting stronger by the

we're also joined by evelyn farcus, and former nato editor, evelyn, to you first. the white house is saying we expected kim jong-un to sort of revert to this whiplash rhetoric that we saw several months ago. did you expect that and where does this go next? >> i mean, i expected anything because the bottom line is that there's no way that the north korean government that the moment in timed have to give up its nuclear weapons program. anyone who's -- >> originally they said that they would. >> of course, they always say that. and this is the thing that's important. so hans talked about the two statements. one had to do with the military exercises. that's not surprising because it's normal for the north koreans to make noises about military exercises. i will say i'm surprised about that because we had heard that the north koreans understood that we were doing the exercises. we did naval exercises in april and they didn't say anything. i think possibly there's something internal going on, mean, that the military inside of north korea got a little bit annoyed because t

evelyn later died at the hospital.they don't know how to handle this. especially the little ones, it hasn't hit them yet9 year old gloria, who was on life support, remains in the hospital. sharon stinson / mothershe had full body cast. arms, leg, top, halo, everything. the whole body was swollenwhile in florida for the funeral, funds ladonald griffin and his 7 children thought were there to get them home, were not available, so they were stranded for weeks.it was a lot concerned about the family's well-being, hong thach partnered with united airlines and got the family vouchers to return home. they made it back on mother's day.hong thach / oakland public education fund christina looking over their heads that they get home on mothers daystruggling to make ends meet, the family ... with children aging from 5 to 15 years old ... was looking to move into their own apartment. now christina's mother is helping as much as she can.mom is gonna do what she can to help them get their own space so they can move on one day at a timegloria is getting stronger by the

former deputy secretary of defense msnbc analyst evelyn. former congresswoman of maryland, donna edwards. thank you for coming in on this memorial day weekend which has not -- the pace is not what we're used to in the trump administration despite the holiday. jeff, i want to start with you because as i understand it, you were in that background briefing at the white house this past week. were you -- i'm not even sure i feel like i should ask if you were surprised this is a tact the president decided to take with regards to this. it is a little jarring for him to deny the existence of his own aide. >> it is jarring. i remember even very early on in his administration he would encourage or tweet or say reporters need to use sources with their names. i printed it out and hung it up in a little office that we work in behind the white house because so often white house officials who do speak to us very frequently white house press officials speak to us, say i can tell you this on background, which as you identified to your viewers means not with

so myrna vasquez, maria gonzales, johana, evelyn rodriguez, c strong, evelyn, martinez, david alam, n, elizabeth castro smith, and doris chan. are any of those people here. if you are, please come forward. we can't invite you to closed session. it has to be only the board. >> so just to be really clear, people that are going to be speaking for clos closed sessio- you have the opportunity to speak about if there was a comment that you wanted to make about a principal from cleveland and then this opportunity now is to speak about a teacher that is on our agenda for closed session. so if you're hear to speak about a teacher, a teacher that's on the agenda, then we'll allow you to make comments. if this is to reiterate or make another comment about the principal, this is not the appropriate time to do that. that was in the previous opportunity. so if you're here to speak about the teacher on our agenda, please -- [ inaudible ] >> how many are here to speak on this item? >> this is very different for us. i've been on this board 12 years and we don't typically do did thido itthis way -- ple

evelyn rodriguez his daughter was brutally murdered by ms 13 was at the meeting and she joins us in a few minutes and we really appreciate that. today mourners will pay respects to a slain baltimore police officer. amy capri a will be laid to rest tomorrow. three teenagers face murder charges and adapt. the officer was responding to a call about the teenagers robbing a home when their getaway driver ran over her with a stolen jeep. under state law if someone is killed during a burglary accomplices can be found guilty of murder as well. santa fe high school shooting survivors and their families are set to sit down with governor greg abbott to talk about gun violence. it will be the third and last of the roundtable discussion. the exchange student buried near her grandparents, services for more victims scheduled for tonight. the trump administration working overnight to get critics on board about the chinese tech company cte. steve mnuchin and wilbur ross meeting with several gop senators to address national security concerns. this could allow cte to do business with the state if they p

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. >> reporter: her sister evelyn seen here in the red, her sister's boyfriend and her nephew were alld. the group had been on the way to watch black panther. >> she was a great woman. she got taken from us by someone who was drinking. even if it hadn't happened in the state, i hope to make sure that this gets to someone and they call for a ride instead of driving. >> reporter: the family did not have enough money to get back home for about six weeks. united airlines stepped up and put them back to the bay area yesterday. >> they did something really nice. >> reporter: they are now struggling to take care of the six kids there is -- in their east oakland home. christina had been a stay-at- home mom. >> she was energetic and goofy. she always took us a lot of places. >> she was my everything. >> one person in her car survived the crash. >>> a former president of the san francisco police commission has died. julius turman helped craft new roles for body cameras and use of force. he also worked on reforms that the u.s. justice department had recommended. motorcycle officers escorted a van

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i'm joined now by msnbc victor chod, director of studies and by evelyn farc cuss, former secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, and eurasia. i'm glad to have both uh on varsity with me. what do you make of the president's comments suck there's a substantial chance this doesn't happen. what do you puts the odds it actually does? >> i think it will happen. >> really? >> think he wants it. you could see the way he was answering questions yesterday there are voices on his shoulder who are telling him this is not going to work, but i think he really wants this. irrelevant mean, he raised expectations so high after the april 20 sfth north/south support mitt and the north koreans are going to shut down the test site today, he can point to that as a success. in the end for him it's about creating peace and winning the nobel peace prize. >> what about this idea he's blaming china, evelyn? >> think that's because there was a different tone after kim jong-un went and met with -- >> the second time. >> with president xi. >> the second time, right. >> and the second time we were not told in adv

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let's bring in evelyn farcas. welcome back. >> thank you very much. >> okay.that the trump administration has been very tough on russia. at the same time i laid out what appears to be what did putin hope to get and has he gotten a return on investment. assess those two arguments. >> well, it's true that the trump administration has taken some action vis-a-vis russia that's tough, in some ways tougher than president obama. the administration that i was part. we did not authorize lethal defensive weapons to ukraine. the trump administration did that. they continued the sanctions although reluctantly after a long time that we had in place and strengthened them over time. on the other side we see president trump continuing to praise president putin along with a bunch of other strong leaders, if you will, autocrats. we see him, our president really exacerbating the differences between ourselves and our transatlantic allies. you talked today about the lack of a press conference. i actually think that might because president trump didn't want to be asked questions ab

. >> reporter: her sister evelyn, seen here and her sister's boyfriend and nephew were all killed. the group had been on their way to watch black panther. >> she was a great woman and was taken from us for somebody that was drinking. i just hope that they will make sure that this goes to somebody that will say, i will call uber tonight. >> reporter: a family member drove the kids to florida for the funeral and they didn't have enough money to get back home for about six weeks. united airlines stepped up and flew them back to the bay area. >> they did something really nice. >> reporter: they are now struggling to take care of the kids in the home where they range in age from five to 15. christina was a stay-at-home mom. >> she was energetic and goofy. she took us a lot of places. >> she was my best friend. she was my everything. >> reporter: in oakland, betty yu, kpix5. >> one person in the car survived the crash. her nine-year-old niece had a broken leg, broken neck and two broken arms. >>> the former president of the police commission died and flags will be flown at half staff at

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this is called speculation and it's by evelyn have decorated with pieces they found locally bought the land in two thousand and twelve. home was completed three years later. in the house was to be opened to nature open to view. the trees and to be the same time together we are here in the main living room and as you can see you have huge windows so we can enjoy being outside and inside we've got a problem since we want to have be independent from friends of our friends. for a different units which bedroom we found our own bathroom so. quiet now sophie area. of life we've actually interacting with. this is. this is like a house without a roof. the main house is one hundred square meters but the total living space and up to about two hundred square metres the exterior walls of the structure are made of concrete like wood. wanted to keep it simple frank sure will. and the same time open. the price you can see as a roof. the architect drew inspiration for this contemporary dwelling from empty roofless houses that frequently dot the portuguese countryside and since i'm in taiz you see very

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evelyn's love the royal family began while visiting relatives in england as a child and has blossomed ever since she and members of her lady di fan club travel to london several times a year and like any self respecting super fan she's heard numerous really counters along the way there's also been some i know diana bravo and the last huge he gives the hand to me when i call all of them a view from germany i was so astonished as. prince charles. josh my irish are sure of charge i was sure and showed you she again only. to go by it was lovely to see this people and prince william he looks at my flyers and then he looks at me i love you aren't. now there's anyone special royal man left to meet dress in a wedding bestial be in windsor to watch harry get hitched and she'll be battling it out with other fans to localise with the happy couple to be such as a standing out she's enlisted the help of a few die hard members of the lady di club and they didn't disappoint. me tell me about this. as assigned to get the couple's attention hole they would she hid like this. and of course the lovingly

evelyn later died at the hospital.they don't know how to handle this.pecially the little ones, it hasn't hit them yet9 year old gloria, who was on life support, remains in the hospital. sharon stinson / mothershe had full body cast. arms, leg, top, halo, everything. the whole body was swollenwhile in florida for the funeral, funds ladonald griffin and his 7 children thought were there to get them home, were not available, so they were stranded for weeks.it was a lot concerned about the family's well-being, hong thach partnered with united airlines and got the family vouchers to return home. they made it back on mother's day.hong thach / oakland public education fund christina looking over their heads that they get home on mothers daystruggling to make ends meet, the family ... with children aging from 5 to 15 years old ... was looking to move into their own apartment. now christina's mother is helping as much as she can.mom is gonna do what she can to help them get their own space so they can move on one day at a timegloria is getting stronger by the da

if it has a royal face on it evelyn's got it from cardboard cutouts to cushion someone coming with to a diana shrine. personalized stamps. evidence love of the royal family began while visiting relatives in england as a child and has blossomed ever since she and members of her lady di fan club travel to london several times a year and like any self respecting super fan she's had numerous really countess along the way. spend some i know diana rather than the last few she gives the hand to me you and i go all the way to you from germany i was so strong. prince charles came josh admire our short charge i was sure and showed usually again only when mom to agree to go by it was lovely to see this people and prince william he looks at my flyers and then he looks at me and said i love you aren't. now there's only one special royal man left to meet dress in her wedding best she'll be in windsor to watch harry get hitched and she'll be battling it out with other fans to look guys with the happy couple to be such as a standing out she's enlisted the help of a few die hard members of the lady di

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evelyn rodriguez whose daughter was murdered by that gang was at that meeting and joined us earlier.uds the president. >> given great support to law enforcement and attention that it needs in order to get things done. rob: the pres.'s comments come as the administration ties the rise of ms 13 to loopholes immigration laws that prevent authorities from detaining and deporting illegal immigrants. jillian: donald trump double down calling ms 13 animals, even calls out democrats for defending the criminals during an exclusive interview with brian kill lead. >> democrats are sticking up for ms 13, nancy pelosi trying to find all sorts of reasons they should be able to stay. these are stone cold killer is, vicious killers. jillian: you can catch brian killmead's interview at 6 am eastern. stay tuned for that. rob: north korea ave. threat against the united states putting next month's high-stakes summit in singapore in question. jillian: journalists touchdown in north korea to witness the dismantling of a nuclear test site. todd pyro joins us to tell us what it means. >> reporter: we are fo

that was great news until evelyn of the likeness looks nothing like her.ain said with a smile it's not the most flattering but it's nice. the same with cisco victor hall of fame agreed to redo the pockets of internet users for the plaques that are resembled back or gary b.c. and other celebrities. looks like the relentless jokes work. it does look like him. cheryl: it looks nothing like her. tracee: i don't know how my reaction would be. she was very polite. she played it off well. cheryl: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg under fire with the masses to privacy scandal. the fallout from london strata had on "fbn:am." ♪ for our customers. it's how we earned your trust. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. wells fargo. established 1852. re-established 2018. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this

three is ava, isabella, sophia, me a charlotte, amealia, evelyn and abigail. go to the boys.e names. greg, william, noah, william, james, logan, benjamin, mason, elijah, oliver, and jacob. >> jesse: there is no way elijah. >> greg: no bob or jim? no maries or helens'? >> i mean, what is going on around here? >> greg: liam. >> kimberly: no one from the top five. >> dana: i got one from loveland, ohio. check this out. doggy day care. have you got to love doggy day care america's very wealthy we have doggy day care. go fetch dog care and board notice loveland, ohio. they took a selfie, these dogs the black one in the middle right up front. and then can you see there is a beach la. they get along very well and have a lot of one. >> kimberly: you make that dog very popular by the way. >> greg: jumping the gun there, pal. give him his walking papers. let's do this. greg's dog paddle news. we have been waiting for this video for months now. cost $60 million. one of the most extreme dog paddling videos ever. roll it oh my gosh. >> gregg: there he goes. unbelievable. stan that. you ca

i can not imagine, pretty evelyn rodriguez remembering kayla, and serving her and us, very proud. more after this. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. neil: man oh, man was that an amazing couple the news goes on and the white house press secretary sarah sanders confirm ing what we were already giving you wind of earlier in the show the white house for singapore will live as scheduled in order to prepare should the summit take place. now we're referring to the fact that the south and north korean leaders met overnight for a couple of hours along the demilitarized zone very few people saw this one coming maybe the president

let's go back to national security reporter and fortunately for us a graduate of the evelyn woods speed reading course, ken dilanian. okay, you're going through the transcripts. first, i need to know, why would the senate judiciary committee release this? >> well, stephanie, we have a whole team of people actually going through the transcripts. one of the reasons the republicans who run through this, are framing this as a nothing burger. what they're saying in their guidance document, look, this is not evidence of collusion. everyone here is telling the same story. this is about a lobbying effort between a lawyer and her colleagues who helped to get that passed. and yes, there was this thing offered about the information on donors but the trump team really wasn't that interested in. -t. so far, we haven't seen anything to contradicts that. what we have seen, a sideline, mr. aguilera, the oligarcoligar there's been reporting about that that trump wrote a letter to putin during that time. but this contradicts the late statements that he wasn't that interested in vladimir putin didn't know

elizabeth al sashrarado, robert mickens, evelyn rodriguez and freddie cuevas. thank you. thank you, all. their beautiful daughters kayla and nisa were murdered by ms-13 gang members. many of whom exploited glaring loopholes. we have the biggest loopholes of any country anywhere in the world. we have the worst immigration laws of any country, anywhere in the world. but they exploited the loopholes in the laws to enter the country as unaccompanied alien mine -- minors. we are praying for the families with us today and we pledge to honor the memory of those you lost with action and resolve. i'll add another word. with great success. thank you very much for being here. thank you so much. really appreciate it. they will not have passed in vain. that i can tell you. ms-13 lives by the motto "kill, rape, control." that is actually their motto. "kill, rape and control." last month, ms-13 reportedly called for its members here on long island where i essentially grew up. you know jamaica, right? i always said, "long island." very close. to call and to see what happened is incredibl

mark sykes the elephant had a i was she thrust under my gust evelyn nowhere can and will must stand the jelly hoodie must but then. rise one who only in the north who are in the fight that will do the most discussed it very quickly understands that sykes is looking to gain support from suppose it jewish power in the world and gets to works with this idea and manipulates this to consolidate sykes's interest in science and we see actually the british government becomes very close already in nazi sixteen of issuing a public declaration of support for zionism there in the end this doesn't happen that year the plan sykes got herbert samuels to pass on to the zionist leaders involved joint british french administration of palestine and a charter guaranteeing british support for the line is the. but his idea was rejected. they didn't want an anglo-french condominium in palestine they wanted the british to protect them not the french and that's because they thought that the french always sort of converted their colonized people into becoming frenchmen and what they wanted was to remain as self