>> reporter: it's the summer of 2001, and gary condit's role in the chandra levy case is blocking out >> the pressure is mounting on congressman condit. p>>t on gary condit. >> the story was a congressman with an intern. it wasn't the story about this poor girl being missing. all these families being destroyed over this. >> reporter: posters of the young intern are plastered from their missing daughter in the public eye. >> where is chandra? >> reporter: they make the rounds on television. >> we just want her back. >> reporter: but it's not easy to maintain a brave face. >> please help us. >> help us find her! >> reporter: that's dr. levy breaking down on abc sacramento affiliate kxtv. police continue grilling the congressman, trying to tamp down the speculation. >> the congressman was not a suspect before the meeting. he was not a suspect during the meeting, and he is not a suspect since the meeting. >> reporter: yet the levys are convinced that condit not only committed adultery, but perhaps something much worse. >> i urge him if he does have any information please be man enough to

dna tests determined the fluid came from gary condit. >> reporter: think what you will of gary condit no evidence he was involved in chandra levy's disappearance. >> most of us in the police department and the fbi agreed that he was not our suspect and that we needed to be looking elsewhere. >> the case of the missing washington intern. >> reporter: as the case continues to dominate the news, it seems nothing can trump the story of the missing intern and her friendly congressman. until, of course, something does. and then september 11th happens. what happened to you and your investigation and your detectives? >> the media attention went away. we lost a big helping hand with the fbi, because they -- devotion of resources to terrorism, things changed dramatically. >> reporter: with the world's attention diverted, the levy's are left with little to go on. >> because there's no body, you still hope she's alive somewhere, like with any missing person. that's all you got is hope. >> reporter: as the case loses momentum -- >> gary condit lost his congressional seat. >> reporter: condit loses

it made national headlines after it was revealed she was having an affair with congressman gary conditle an intern at the federal bureau of prisons. >>> developing news in phoenix. arresting a serial street shooter who terrorized the area last year. they say they linked the 23-year-old aaron saucedo to at least 11 homicides. he was arrested and convicted in a shooting death of a man his mother was dating and responsible for seven deadly shootings between march and july of last year and investigators say those victims were picked at random. >>> if climbing mt. everest is on your bucket list you might want to do it sooner than later. napal is considering an age limit after an 85-year-old man died of heart attack. only tibet has one between 18 and 60 years old and napal only has a minimum age of 16 with no upper age limit. >>> worried about your safety on public transit? san francisco hits a new mark keeping riders safe. >>> ask finney is just ahead. just post a #askfinney and i'll answer the questions here live a little later. >>> i'm spencer christian, a sunny view of the eastern sky. t

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her case grabbed national headlines, after california congressman gary condit revealed..th her. levy was an intern at the time. her body was found at washington d-c park. immigration is back in the headlines - as texas becomes the first state since president trump's election to ban sanctuary cities.. and as catherine heenan reports.... there has already been an unusual legal move to try to keep the ban in place... (catherine) texas has taken the unusual step of preemptively suing - to stop lawsuits from challenging its new "sanctuary cities" ban.... that federal lawsuit - filed today. this is facebook live video of the texas governor signing the bill last night... he says the measure - which goes into effect september first - gets dangerous criminals off the street... it essentially bans sanctuary cities from the state....and would let police officers ask people about their immigration status during routine traffic stops.. supporters argue it's constitutional - and vital to security of the state's borderwith mexico. but among those upset with the bill -- the police chief

gary's house. he has cloudy conditions in landingberg, pennsylvania. g all of my weather watchers a happy memorial day to you, as well, gary, a very nice sentiment. we will check in with one more current condition, maybe we will head up to let's do new jersey. 61 degrees right now at kenneth's house. he has cloudy conditions in, willingboro, and he said it was a good afternoon for a barbecue. positive attitude. no sun, overcast, and no rain. so yeah you didn't have to be too hot flipping burgers by the grill but conditions are rather overcast as we get a live look on our neighborhood network on margate there noise one left on the beach, even life guard left, the scene there clearing stuff up, and we are dealing with the ocean, that easterly wind, kind of making the ocean look a little bit on the unhappy side right now but yes, we have been dealing with wet weather in, philadelphia, and also down the shore, check this out, atlantic city picking up over 7 inches of rain, just this month. this is through yesterday. over 4 inches of rain, above average. jus

watchers are reporting with their current conditions in the upper 60's and lower 70 's as far as current temperatures. we will head west where it is 68 at gary's, partly sunny conditions in landing berg pennsylvania and he said squeezed out a little bit of sunshine that was the general trend after scattered showers moved through overnight last night but we will get, much more significant soaking as we head in the overnight period. lets check with my man 64 degrees, is what going on, david michigan until norristown. partly sunny conditions. he says 64 degrees, partly cloudy, pretty quiet forecast no commentary, david. get it together. want better commentary tomorrow. we will check with one more conditions. 68 degrees at peter's house. sixty-eight in williamstown, new jersey and partly sunny conditions and he says, been get something tiny bits of sun today with great catching a break from the rain today and we will have that break persist into the next couple of hours, before that rain returns, throughout the overnight period and cloud, they are firmly in place as we get a live look on our neighborhood network in kutztown. 65 degrees. grass is l

gary. >> that's right from the beautiful spring like conditions right into the middle of summer type stuff. listen 0s around here for three days in the way it's looking. not the case this morning. we're starting off pretty nice in most locations especially out in suburbs. gaithersburg 59, mannasas 57, culpeper 56. it's aing delightful morning out there and rumors are true. it will get real hot. the humdity will start creeping back up too. notice the big thunderstorms out to the west of us through the nation's central plains. we're signature under this ridge of high pressure. we're protected from all that non sense. what we will get is a lot of heat and humidity building back as well over the next couple days. so it starts today. really hot. temperature up to 93. wind out of the south, south west at 5 to 10 miles an hour. not too terribly humid. a lot that and creeping up again tomorrow as well. lots of sunshine today. we will get, and this is good, we will get relief around hereby the weekend. okay? temperatures this weekend looks like they'll be back in upper 70s to low 80s. it's a three-

gary has more on steph's condition... and all the sports...p danon: "now businesses adding a hundred seventy seven thousand jobs in april. it seems like we're getting hiring continuing here in the u.s."black: "yeah, we've had a little bit of a slow-down in the start of the year as far as hiring goes. the unemployment report comes out on friday. the first friday of every month. . . it's probably the one piece of economic data that you should pay attention to if you care about stock marketing and 401k. we added about one hundred and seventy seven thousand jobs. there was some negatives inside of it. there was a lot of manufacturing jobs. construction jobs were on the weak side which means buildings and future homes and things along those lines. but professional services added seventy two thousand jobs. education added forty-one thousand. leisure and hospitality up thirty-five thousand, manufacturing up eleven thousand. the friday report should be a good number. lat month's was on the week side. so again these are pretty good numbers as far as jo

individuals with pre-existing conditions into separate irising pools but something -- high risk pools but this is something california tried before. >> i don't know what to do. >> gary mccoy is hiv positive and has a history of cancer. >> with the pre-existing conditions that i have, if i were forced into a high risk pool i couldn't afford it certainly. it would mean death. >> high risk pools aren't actually new. before the affordable care act, when insurance companies could red correct individuals -- reject individuals for pre- existing conditions, 35 states including california had high risk pools. according to a recent report on the california experience, california's high risk pools had a long waiting list at one point in 2001, more than 7,000 people with pre-existing conditions were trying to get into california's high risk pool. also lifetime caps of $750,000 and an annual cap of $75,000 for the people who were in the high risk pool. and finally, those in the pool had higher premiums and deductibles than those outside. debra is the executive director of the insure the uninsured project which issued the report. she says it's unclear what the high risk pools mig

let me give a hack to gary in louisiana, we have a dotty to ensure that even folks with pre-existing conditions can get care. but if you create high-risk pools and then finance those high risk pools and then let a majority of the market finance independently, it doesn't take a genius to deduce that they will have high premiums. then there will be subsidies to make sure they have access to care. but when you put everybody in the same pool the distribution -- it's my pleasure, have a wonderful weekend. >> just ahead president trump said something tonight, ahort time ago about australia's healthcare system. we'll talk about it next. >>> also the latest in the fbi watch. what we know coming up. tired of paying hundreds more a year in taxes and fees on your wireless bill? only t-mobile one gives you unlimited data with taxes and fees included. that'll save you hundreds. get two lines of unlimited data for a hundred dollars. that's right. two lines. a hundred bucks. all in. and now, the brand new samsung galaxy s8 is here. so what are you waiting for? get the new galaxy s8. plus get 2 lines of unlimt

gary elaborate on this. i think where we need to potentially be concerned is that it condition just be that lowering of the individual rate and accounting for pass throughs. there are other things like eliminating the estate tax that affects family businesses, making sure that freelancers are covered as businesses and so on that really impact the ability of small businesses to grow, if they grow, it will affect every company in the market, because think about technology companies their biggest growth avenue are selling to small businesses. david: tom, the problem is, even though market had a late day bump up that is a great thing. the market is wary, traders are wary. they are holding their horses back until they see something really enin enacted. >> right, we need to see tax reform attacks reform will be -- tax reform will be what affordable care act was for obama. what steve forbes said from his lips to god's ears, ion an s-corp company, and i have 300 people, it is not fair. it is time to get something done, good to hear congress doing it. melissa: switching to healthcare, steve, what is first change that you thin

. >> reporter: gary mccoy is hiv- positive and has a history of cancer. >> with the pre-existing conditionsat i have, if i were forced into a high risk pool i certainly couldn't afford it. um, it would mean death. >> reporter: high risk pools aren't actually new. before the affordable care act when insurance companies could reject individuals for pre- existing conditions, 35 states including california had high risk pools. according to a recent report on the california experience, california's high risk pools had a long waiting risk. in 2001, more than 7,000 people with pre-existing conditions were trying to get into california's high risk pool. there were also lifetime caps of $750,000 and an annual cap of $75,000 for the people who were in the high risk pool. and finally, those in the pool had higher premiums and deductibles than those outside. deborah couch is the executive director of the insure the uninsured project which issued the report. she says it's not clear what the new high risk pools might look like since there's only a few sentences devoted to it in the new law. >> we don't k

gary did in oregon. caller: good morning, c-span. i am beside myself with the --ple who think it is not that it is ok to charge people for pre-existing conditionsi got a form of cancer a few years ago, and it was not a lifestyle thing that caused it. my doctor explained it had nothing to do with any of that. the people that are saying, yeah, go ahead and charge them more money, well, i hope they don't have the same happening -- the same thing to happen to them that happened to me. they need to have something happen close to them so they can understand that spread it across to everybody. do the universal health care. that is more fair. you will spread across, everybody gets treated equally. that is my opinion on that. host: scott is in new york, line for independents. caller: thinks for taking my call and i have been calling for three months. i don't know if you guys got a thing where people -- host: we certainly don't have that. go ahead. caller: i have been watching you guys since 1996. the medical -- you take the money out of everything and the bad gets taken out and we had a national health care plan, if we had schools that people are in pov

now according to gary cohen, the chief economic advisor, the president's thinking may be revolving, they said, quote, i think he's leaning to understanding the european condition. in the u.s. there's strong opinions on both sides but knows that paris has important meaning to many of the european leaders. so he is listening to what they have to say. and will make a final decision when he gets back home. one other event that happened this morning, the leaders of the seven nations, and the eu council president, all signed a joint declaration on terrorism and extremism. this was to show solidarity with britain in the wake of the manchester attack and the g7 countries pledging to work harder to combat terrorism and the extremist ideology that fuels it. >> sandra: it's been quite a trip john rpts roberts. it's taken you many places, sir much thank you for bringing that beauty behind you. good to see you. mpbs thank you. >> sandra: the president's son-in-lawhner under fbi scrutiny. is that different than being under investigation? we'll break that down for you. plus new details about the shootout that killed the san bernardino attackers. what happened when police fin

we have some news on the condition of warriors' head coach steve kerr...... and the giants game gets a liuttle heated... garyin what happened... coming up dreadlocks hanging off stike out signs for johnny cueto... but it wasn't his day top 1st yasmani grandal deep down the right field line corey seagar and justin turner score 2-0 dodgerstop 3rdcueto throws high and tight to grandal it gets away from buster posey wild pitch chase utley scores 3-0 dodgers utley didn't like the inside pitch some words are said after the inning ends benches clear no one diedclayton kershaw rolling along strikes out mac williamson to end the 5th (kershaw (7-2): 7 ip, 3 hits, 0 runs, 5 k's)top 6th/ 3-0 dodgersyasiel puig singles to left field turner and cody belliger score 5-0 dodgers final: 6-1 dodgersgiants 5-game win streak snapped steve kerr continues to progress from his back problemsper general manager bob per general problemshis back progress from continues to steve kerr steve kerr continues to progress from his back problemsper general manager bob myers the warriors head coach is expected travel with the team to san antoni

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. >> reporter: that is gary forn ier who we last saw on a motorcycle at another trooper 's funeral. hopefully no one is dead in this case but he could not give us the conditionid he get out here to give us something at least. now we know is what going on. neighbors around here tell us a little bit more about the female trooper, they say she he is a great neighbor always there to help. she's in her 40's, two children, high school age, both of them driving, we're told. gary fornier does in the believe they were home at the time. trooper divorced coincidently from a wilmington police officer. perhaps girls were spending the week went their father and maybe that is a good thing but right now two people in the hospital, in condition update, and, that is the story now as we know it as sun comes up here on a rainy delaware, guys >> all right, sad situation, steve, thanks but great work. 5:36. we do know on this developing story one person has died and three others were injured after a very bad car crash that happened in juniata park. about 8:15 last night. there is the scene. 900 block of east hunting park avenue. there was a guy who lost control and then crashed i

the pre-existing conditions you were talking about and the idea that you can keep, two people on the plans until they're 26. >> and there is a tax plan with all of that. >> talking to gary cohn. yesterday about whether this tax plan will happen soon. and he said not before the end of the year. this is going to be ongoing for a while. the freedom caucus will have a very hard time with the tax reform bill. add tom an infrastructure bill with a gas tax that the president mentioned today? >> and break tim banks. rt. >> he said today that he is looking into breaking tim banks. potentially modernizing glass/steagall. can he get a republican on bo d board, protecting the housing economy by separating person fral the investors? >> it is possible that it was something that bombed into his head. breaking up the big banks is a talking point from the conservative catalogue on financial reform opposition. so their version is privilege the big banks. it helps the goldman sachs of the world. it is kroenly capitalism. >> donald trump is very popular having lots of balloons -- balls in the air and having people focus. he'll just say we're doing it. house members have to go back and in l

to gary palmer from alabama who looked at the system and understood the vast bulk of costs are driven by a fraction of the population. we have a duty to ensure even folks with pre-existing conditions can get care but if you create high-risk pools and finance those high-risk pools and let the majority of the market function independently it doesn't take, you know, an economic genius to understand that the bulk of americans will have reduced premiums. then where you have high premiums for folks with pre-existing conditions, like, for example, my mom, there might be subsidies to ensure they, too, have access to care. but when you put everybody in the same pool it's like the equal distribution of misery versus the unequal distribution of happiness. >> congressman garrett, appreciate your time, thank you. >> my pleasure and thank you for the opportunity. have a wonderful weekend. >>> just ahead, president trump said something tonight, a short time ago, about australia's health care system that's causing some surprise and consternation. we'll play you that sound and talk about it next, the latest in the russian white house watch. the fbi director behind closed doors with members of the

conditions. you want to hold the credits? we were going to roll the credits but you screwed that up because you were late. >> the gary shandlinghlighted the cliches in funny ways. >> are you looking into the camera? >> no. >> don't look into the camera. >> i didn't. >> you don't come in here and look in the camera. >> i didn't. >> i'll bop you. i will. if i see a tape of this show and you're looking into the camera -- >> well, it's about that time. >> "pee-wee's playhouse" on cbs, a saturday morning kids show that adults could watch and wink at each other at the same time was very clever. >> the word is good. >> it was a show certainly for kids, and it was for stoned baby boomers who were totally wasted on saturday morning and watched "pee-wee's playhouse" and saw god. >> i sure had a lot of fun. see you all real soon. until then, everybody be good. america's beverage companies have come together to bring you more ways to help reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosin