county facilitie on lockdown got some relief today. >> they're doing extraordinarily well. i'm incredibly roud of ule way >> reporter: natalie, vigils are planned as peopl plan to come out and show their sympathy and support. in situations like this, it's always a hard point, a turning point when you feel safe enoughot to go back to your normal routine when you drive down the roadway and you don't think necessarily right away about the rrible thing that happened there. th 's going to take a long time fo r that to come, but hopefully tonight will be a beginning. back to you. >> michael, thank you very much on that point. 14 dead. of course, the worst mass shooting in the u.s.a. since 2012, the new town massacre. three years ago this month that we still think about. astoundingly it was not the only mass shooting yesterday. a mass shooting where four or more including the gunmen are killed or injured by gunfire, one person killed and three injured in savannah, georgia. it was the sixth mass shooting a mass shooting as one with four le sualties. so many that america accounts no

nuclear facilities and to set up a comprehensive oversight promise of iran's centeiran'scentrifuge facilitie. these steps are promising. but by no means do they tell a complete 120er of iran's bad behavior since this deal was reached. nor do these few positive steps indicate that implementing the terms of this deal going forward will be anything less than exceptionally difficult. in fact, not only will enforcement of this deal be incredibly tricky, but i believe exactly how we enforce, how effectively and aggressively we enforce the jcpoa in these early months and years will at the tim-- willset the table. whether we respond now when iran commits minor violations around the boundaries of the nuclear deal will send a critical message to our allies and our adversaries alike. i'm confident that the actions taken by the united states and our allies to counter and restrain irng in the middl irant will impact iran's behavior going forward. that brings me to less positive news. when i announced my support for the jcmoa last september, i made it clear it was based on a deep suspicion of iran, an inh

i mean, the question becomes does that then facilitier down to college -- filter down to college football somehow? and do we have fantasy college football leagues? maybe we can end on that. my response would be i sure hope not. [laughter] >> host: well, gil, thank you so much for coming on today. "billion dollar ball," as i said, i enjoyed reading it and look forward to meeting you in the future, so -- >> guest: well, thank you. i really appreciate being on the show, and i appreciate your questions. >> host: thank you. >> that was "after words," booktv's signature program in which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed. watch past "after words" programs online at booktv.org. >> host: university of wisconsin professor jennifer ratner-rosenhagen, who was frederick nietzsche? >> guest: he was a 19th century german philosopher who wrote many, many, many, many books on philosophy and all sorts of different forms. and all of them some after riskic, some essayistic, some longer formally teaks, and all of them -- critiques, and all of them had something to do with the challenge of

. >> she gets that from her mother, not her facilitier. we have less wind today. cooler but not cold. temps this afternoon, 40s. showers on the way for tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. jet stream been looking like this for seems like since halloween and that's not allowing cold air to bother us at any length in time. that will change this weekend. it's going to rearrange itself so it does happen to colder air and down the eastern seaboard. this is not the start of new pattern. because as we look down the road into next week. i think what will happen the pattern will snap right back into the configuration which promotes warmth. 6 straight months where we had temperature warmer than normal here in southern new england. right now the numbers again right about where we should be for afternoon highs. 42 in town. worcester, 37. some left over wind from yesterday. and through the day high pressure will settle that wind down further. tonight becoming cloudy. 34 to 38. clouds tomorrow morning no issue tomorrow morning. i do think there's some showers moving in to new

the children's mother headed to court today accused of not returning the kids to their facilitier and then disappearing for hours. at mcdonalds drive through. >>> as you can imagine their father is relieved following stressful and scary situation for him. jennifer eagan live in district court with the latest. jen, good morning. >> good morning. this mother is being charged with kidnapping by a relative. she will face that and other charges here at court later today. fathers apart from children more than 24 hours. finally he got the news he had been waiting for. >>> after more than 24 hours missing, 5-year-old steven and 7-year-old eden are back home. >>> i'm glad they are home safe. it seemed like it lasted a week long. >> sunday was steven's birthday. i had my cake right where i wanted it. his father who has custody decided to let their mother spend time with the two kids. police say she took the children at 1:30 in the afternoon sunday promised to return them but instead turned off her cell phone. she's arrested monday evening 26 hours later. >>> they found them. they are safe. i'm

i mean, the question becomes does that then facilitier down to college -- filter down to college football somehow? and do we have fantasy college football leagues? maybe we can end on that. my response would be i sure hope not. [laughter] >> host: well, gil, thank you so much for coming on today. "billion dollar ball," as i said, i enjoyed reading it and look forward to meeting you in the future, so -- >> guest: well, thank you. i really appreciate being on the show, and i appreciate your questions. >> host: thank you. >> that was "after words," booktv's signature program in which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed. watch past "after words" programs online at booktv.org. >> host: university of wisconsin professor jennifer ratner-rosenhagen, who was frederick nietzsche? >> guest: he was a 19th century german philosopher who wrote many, many, many, many books on philosophy and all sorts of different forms. and all of them some after riskic, some essayistic, some longer formally teaks, and all of them -- critiques, and all of them had something to do with the challenge of

(gfx) last april, blue bell shut down all three production facilitie and all ice cream was recalled. harr: sources tell cbs news the justice department is trying to determine what blue bell management knew about potentially deadly hazards in their plants, and when they knew it. narr: last october.. gerald bland.. who worked at the blue bell factory in brenham texas described to cbs news unsanitary nditions on the factory y floor.. (bland 1:11:25) on the wall by the 3 gallon machine, if it had rained re hard and water sat on the roof, if would just trickle down (axe) rain water from the roof would get into the factory?(bland 1:11:44) yeah. another worker, terry schultz, told us that his complaints to management about unclean conditions went nowhere.(schultz 2:15:10) the response i got at one point was, is that all you're going to do is come here and bitch every afternoon? (axe 19:13:39) what do you think his message to you was? (schultz 2:15:48) production is probably more important than cleanliness//narr: all three of bluebell's plants are by the end next month... its ice cream will

saying it's using illuminated rooftop signs on the vikings new stadium to photo bomb the facilitimentnk. a lot of money on the line with those guys, right? this is interesting, a robot version of man's best friend is not going to be used in combat anytime soon. remember the videos we'd watch and the crazy robots. google's developed kugo and spot. they say that kugo was too loud and that spot wasn't able to follow trips without assistance. we have another robot system. scientists in singapore developed the human-like robot, this is nadine to the left. [laughter] nadine-- >> i didn't say that. >> thanks, scott. >> soft skin, she can meet and greet visitors and smile and make eye contact, she's the one to the left, everybody. and scientists predict the new technology. oh, the poor woman. >> it will eventually provide offer care and friendship to people. >> and anyway, it's disjointed now, oh, man. dagen: it's called throwing a bomb into the conversation. [laughter] >> i'm going to watch 50 shades of grey again. dagen: i never read the books to clear that up. and the robots regardless of

. >> she gets that from her mother, not her facilitier. we have less wind today. cooler but not cold. temps this afternoon, 40s. showers on the way for tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. jet stream been looking like this for seems like since halloween and that's not allowing cold air to bother us at any length in time. that will change this weekend. it's going to rearrange itself so it does happen to colder air