finley. democrats can call 202-748-8000 join the conversation. republicans can call 202-748-8001 and independents can call 202-748-8002. let's go to john on the line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. alex, i appreciate the information, but i want to say that i grew up in the 70's, but i know the fact of the matter, , you have to learn the culture and the language, but today you don't need that. there are a lot of citizens that speak whatever the country we need to send it, why don't we recruit those people that we think we need to do the job and can defend this country. i think it is going to cost the cia less money. my second question is, i am sometimes worried about people who put their life on the line. and we heard this president was saying i would trust russia -- their information than the person who is an american citizen who is working hard a.m. night to make all of us attacked this country, his information doesn't mean anything. it really worries me. i think the mor

finley who grew up middle class has been investing in horses since 1991 and had never won the run forses until now. >> i'm probably the only owner that has ever won the kentucky derby that bought their first horse on credit cards 'cause that's what i did. i just -- i mean i'm -- i don't know if i'm proud or embarrassed or what. >> reporter: well, finley should be proud. always dreaming is the favorite to win saturday's preakness the second leg of a triple crown. >> we'll be having our fingers crossed. we'll be nervous and our stomachs will be in knots. we should be strongly favored if we have avenue good day. we don't have to have a great day but if we have a good day and there's no one else that has a great great day we'll win. >> reporter: win and in three weeks the bucks county native believes they have a realistic shot to win only the second triple crown in the last 38 years. jeff skversky channel6 "action news." >> to baseball. phillies lost 12 of their last 14 games. the road trip now pittsburgh for a three game series. jeremy hellickson has slumped in the month of may. he went

finley believes always dreaming will win the preakness in baltimore tomorrow.stopped by channel6 and he told us at post time tomorrow his stomach will be in knots. >> it's a test of champions and, you know, a lot of horses have tried it and very, very few horses actually get the triple crown but i know one thing we're the only horse in 2017 that has a shot to win the triple crown. >> more with the levittown native terri finley and how he ended up owning a kentucky derby winner at 6 o'clock. >>> what a gesture the soul arena football team are giving out free tickets to all military personnel and veterans for tomorrow's game as they show appreciation to the brave men and women who fight for our country. >>> he he may have retired from the nba years ago but shaq has still got it. out of the way buddy. in a pickup basketball game the 45-year-old shaquille o'neill slams down a guy. this guy right here stands no chance much get out of the way n a pickup game shaq is still playing. i wonder what he would do to rick. what do you think. >> yeah, a pickup game. pick up a

officers lining the side of the highway in uniforms, in a show of support, for nicole finley, a highst her father, sergeant richard finley, in 2008. >> for those every us with children, we know how important it is to graduations. and we're sad that her father can't be here, with her today, but we're glad that we can come out here and hopefully spread a little bit of cheer in her world. >> sergeant finley was killed after the driver of a stolen car ran him over and dragged him. causing deadly injuries. >> at the end of the day, he's the kind of guy you want to show up on your doorstep when you had a problem. i think that's the best thing you can say about a police officer, from another police offer's perspective. >> the show of support for the teen headed to her graduation ceremony, in upper marlboro, small attempt to fill a huge void for a young girl about to start her adult life. >> we can never be the father that they lost, but it is our attempt, as humble as it can be, to come out here and try and demonstrate that we haven't forgotten, and we never will. >> speaking to members of

officer and politico magazine contributor alex finley will talk about the cia's counterterrorism effort. stay with us. ♪ announcer: this weekend on c-span3,history tv on today at 6:00 p.m. eastern, author and historian on the christiana part told bannister she was the wife of edward banister, one of the leading artists -- african-american involvedand she became on the underground railroad. she was a proud and consistent supporter of the troops. 8:00, history professor -- kennedy'sp they essentia assassination just like has thrownssination us into even more term i . and tomorrow, discussing life and madison's career. madison's doctors told him to exercise. what a modern thing to think. 's nephew reflect on the life and career of the 35th president. >> he was a decorated combat veteran. he did believe in a strong military, but he had a much broader conception of what american identity actually was. he reached across the aisle. he worked for the peace corps, an incredible organization for young people. and he engaged in the space race. >> for complete schedule go to

. >>> always dreaming run in the preakness turned into a nightmare for levittown native kerry finley and their team, the worst finish ever by a kentucky darby winner. >> cloud computing, has defeated plastic empire in the preakness. >> cloud computing on his giddy up, coming out of nowhere to win. only one horse over the last 38 years have won the triple crown. >>> let's kick it to soccer, the union are red hot they have not lost in may. 67th minute they are down one. pencil kick ties. 75th minute it's the free kick, bends it like beckham, bang! the union win 2-1. they have won four straight for the first time in san francisco francisco -- franchise history what a turned around by the union. >>> a 14-year-old physics major just become the youngest person to graduate from texas christian university. he started at tcu in 2013 at the tender age of 11. he minored in chinese and math. he plans to work on getting a graduate degree in quantum mechanics. >> he is 14 or 1 when that happened. >> a genius. >>> something looks a little different on "action news," we moved to a new location insid

it former cia officer, alex finley, on his article in "politico compo -- host: good morning. this past week, education secretary betsy devos faced an auditorium full of jeering graduates as she delivered a commencement address that many students and graduates said she was in a place to get. andas the latest seen, there is a worry that the right to speak freely enshrined in the first amendment is losing ground at institutions of higher learning. is free this morning, speech at risk on college campuses? the line for democrats, republicans, and independents are on the screen. we're asking college students to call a special line. at can reach us online @cspanwj and facebook at facebook.com/cspan. for now, let's take a look at the less than warm welcome thomas received -- welcome de vos received. >> i am grateful to speak with for those of you disagreed with the invitation for me to be here. one of the hallmarks of higher education and of democracy is the ability to converse with and learn from those with whom we disagree. this behavior continues -- your degrees will be mailed to

alison: next month marks nine years since sergeant finley died in the line of duty. he was hit by a stolen vehicle. but today his colleagues came out in a show so solidarity for his daughter. sam ford is live in upper marlboro to explain the touching story. sam? sam: i'm outside the show place arena. we are looking at the remnants of a graduation ceremony as you said included young woman who was a little girl at the time this happened nine years ago. >> on maryland highway 4 they came with lights and sirens. dozens of officers, mainly prince george's county to remember one of the fallen and honor the daughter nicole graduating from high school. >> her father could not be here so we felt it was our honor, our honor, our duty to be here to show support on her special day. >> her father was a police officer and volunteer firefighter. on patrol in june 2008 he died trying to stop thieves in a pickup truck who struck and dragged him to death. his accused killer was arrested and found days later strangled in his jail cell. no one ever charged. >> they lined the highway app

nicole finley's father died in the line of duty in 2008.icole was a little girl then, but now she's school graduate. and today a sea of police cars lined the route to the ceremony. the officers say long after his death, they stand by the families. >> we can never be the father that they lost, but it's our attempt, as humble as it can be, to come out here and try and demonstrate that we haven't forgotten and we never will. >> nicole's mother said in losing her husband taught their family the value of appreciating the people in your life. >>> still ahead, how people are coming together to relive the glory days of the old capital center in d.c. and what's going on with the storms? >> still tracking them, mostly in montgomery county, where the heaviest storms continue to be. gaithersburg towards olnee, and then back to the west for poolsville and leesburg. we'll continue to keep you narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate

it former cia officer, alex finley, on his article in "politico compo -- host: good morning. this past week, education secretary betsy devos faced an auditorium full of jeering graduates as she delivered a commencement address that many students and graduates said she was in a place to get. andas the latest seen, there is a worry that the right to speak freely enshrined in the first amendment is losing ground at institutions of higher learning. is free this morning, speech at risk on college campuses?

simmons has been rocking the corner of finley and pine in camden for decades it's where he grew up much. nobody is moving across the river. >> no, sir. >> how come? >> too many people. >> david rose says social services are better in camden so he's staying. >> social services really helps you out here. >> all right. >> i seen that when i was in philly seemed like more people on social services harder for them to connect. >> social services here it's more open. >> reporter: phoenix is like five times bigger than philly which still has a second densest pop laying in the us aft new york. all things being the same if philly were phoenix's size on the map we'd like 11 million possible. >> phoenix. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ he doesn't hold back. [ laughter ] >> i've been to faux nick. >> yeah. >> it ain't all that great. >> it's hot. >>> yeah. it will be really hot in the summertime, too. all right. fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ >>> terrifying moments on the new jersey turnpike. a packed bus collides sending people to hospitals all over the area. what people on board are saying

seated with me at the table are madeline finley, deputy chief of the wireline competition bureau, the chief of the competition policy division, christine, the legal adviser in the wireline competition bureau and nathan the attorney advisor in the telecommunications access policy division. seeking comment on returning to the bipartisan regulatory framework to the free and open internet flourished prior to the 2015 adoption on the title. upon the broadband access services to the classification as an information service the text, structure and history of the communications act. the commission's president and the commission's goal of benefiting consumers through innovation, investment and competition. second, the notice proposes to reinstate the determination that mobile broadband internet access service is not a commercial mobile service and to return it to its original classification as a private service. the notice proposes to revisit the title to order that modified or reinterpreted the terms in 332 of the communications act and the commissions implementing rules. third, the notice pr

seated with me at the table are madeleine finley, deputy chief of the wire line competition bureau, dan khan, chief of the competition policy division, christine fargetstein, legal adviser, and nathan eagan, attorney adviser in the telecommunications access and policy division. nathan will now present the item. >> good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. the notice of proposed rulemaking that we present today proposes to end the fcc's public utility regulation of the internet and seeks comment on returning to the bipartisan light touch regulatory framework that saw the free and open internet flourish prior to the 2015 adoption of the title 2 order. there are several key elements to the notice. first, the notice proposes to end title ii regulation of the internet and return broadband internet access service to its classification as an information service. the notice examines the text, structure, and history of the communications act. the technical details of how the internet works. the commission's precedent. and the commission's goal of benefiting consumers through innovation, inve

and republican congressman paul finley of illinois, who i ran against when i first served in the -- in the house, hearings of the judiciary committee and developments of the court have, i believe, demonstrated moral insensitivity on the part of the president. end of quote. that same month, republican senator barry goldwater said, there are only so man lies i can take and now there has been one too many. at the same time goldwater was nominated to deliver a direct message to president nixon. goldwater, along with senate republican leader hugh scott, went to the white house, sat directly in front of president nixon's desk, and explained that enough was enough. mr. president, these courageous republicans were, of course, talking about lies, corruption, or instruction of justice and danger to our democratic system of government emanating from the nixon white house. they took our oath of office to protect the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic and certainly above a party or short-term policy gain, they took it seriously. and to their courage, we in history owe them a debt