>> during our shoot at kern valley, inmate george johns, serving eight years for being involved in aigh-speed chase while on parole, started a fight in the cafeteria and was hit in the head by a wooden block. we met him the following morning. >> tell me the story. tell me what happened. >> well, i had a personal problem, and i ran over to handle it, but i didn't make it. i was in the chow hall eating, and i got irritated and decided i didn't like this guy, so i'd fight him. that's it. >> next thing you remember? >> they were dragging me out, telling me i got hit in the head with a block. >> can we see your head? >> the shooting left johns with seven staples in his head and a wound still caked with dry blood. he says the scar running toward the back of his head was the result of getting run over when he was younger. >> so you knew the other guy that you got into the fight with? >> yeah, kind of, sort of. apparently i didn't like him. >> i was eating my dinner, baked potato and gravy at the table right at the corner of the chow hall, and the guy was running, and didn't see him, and he

john: let's talk about those other guys. george w. bush came across as what?an: i thought he was really friendly, really friendly, and he is just told his. or -- barbara. when i spoke to him, he moved shoulder to shoulder, and i was standing like this, shoulder to shoulder. it was a very buddy buddy thing that he did. it was kind of cool, and then he did one other thing that i pointed out. he did not feel the need to socialize a lot. he went and got his food himself. he sat down alone. he would have been ok alone. he was just kind of happy to do the job of the president. he did not need to show biz up to people. john: ok, so what was it like meeting mccain? brian: mccain was mysterious. not a lot of humor. i was able to relate with him because i spent a lot of time in vietnam prior to even meeting mccain, and, look, there was one person who was tortured, and she had a big role in offering insight into why i should make "apollo 13," because that was about survival. i had commonality w him. he was not a big smalltalk guy. john: barack obama had only been in that

one of those hostages was a man named lewis washington who was actually george washington's great grandnephew. and john brown took something else, not him personally, he had his accomplices take something else, a sword that had once belonged to george washington. and for the entire time that john brown controlled harpers ferry he is carrying a sword that belonged to george washington. who is sent out to take back harpers ferry, to reasserts federal control? robert e. lee lieutenant colonel robert e. lee. he goes to harpers ferry and is already known at that time as one of the military's finest soldiers. he had earned their reputation during the war in mexico. he proved to be a brilliant soldier, a unique understanding of topography, can see things others cannot and he equips himself quite well. he well. he performs well carpets down the insurrection, reasserts federal control. and what becomes known as john brown's raid an already impressive military resume it's another we will. but it heralds the coming of the american civil war. and i want to take you to one final place just a little bit upriver from

george w. bush or maybe john mccain. maybe too conservative. but two weeks ago you gave a speaker e speech after the am herself college and questioned whether the president is two enough. is he tough enough now? >> we'll see, when i did the first book on obama's about his afghan war decision making when i interviewed him, stepped through the various high points and then at the end, i showed him -- because i'm trying to find out who he is, what's the inner obama on the issue of war. and showed him a quote from a world war ii book written by rick adkinson in which rick steps back and says war corrupts everyone. no one leaves war with their heart unstained. it's an ugly business. showed this to obama and he read it, and he said i'm sympathetic with this view. go read my nobel prize acceptance speech, 2009. i'd seen it and read it and, in fact, did not really understand it because i wept back and got it and there's thence of obama saying war is sometimes necessary, but it is never glorious, as you may recall church him said war is glorious and obam

john the baptist. in oxford's archaeology lab, tom and georges wait for the results of this new test. omprehensive date map of john the baptist's relics across europe, could this latest test match the individual from bulgaria? >> here's the actual date between 661 to 770 a.d. >> right. >> so that's much younger than john the baptist. it's not john the baptist. >> so it's not the same finger that we looked at in bulgaria. >> the result isn't surprising to me. there are many bones attributed to john the baptist. and they can't all be. in this particular case, using radiocarbon, we've managed to show that the date from this particular bone is about six centuries later than it ought to be. >> we've tested now two relics of john the baptist. we had one date from the 1st century and one from the 7th or 8th century and we're just starting to get a feel for what is out there. it's very exciting. it gives us a bit of new information. i'm hopeful that we'll go from here and ask more questions and test more relics. >> for tom and georges, the investigation goes on. with as many as 200 relics asso

james: i don't know, i think john and george washington got along pretty well all the time. hn adams was extraordinarily supportive of washington and was personally injured when some of the press turned on washington could not believe it. martha and george were a hard act to follow. they knew they would be difficult. susan: we will move into the years of their one-term presidency. before that video, there's a time in one of your books, you call it a splendid missouri -- misery being in the white house. explain what that phrase meant. edith: it was splendid in that they were at the pinnacle of his political career and her career. they had risen to the top. and it was nothing but trouble agonizing trouble from the very beginning. at very first, john was very enthusiastic about becoming president. abigail said, i'm going to stay here in quincy. she was taking care of john's mother. and she said, i will not be there until october. he said, that's fine, you do not come until october. once he was in the presidency, he discovered it was the loneliest place in the world. he started w

john the baptist. in oxford's archaeology lab, tom and george wait for the results of this new test. up a comprehensive date map of john the baptist's relics across europe, could this latest test match the individual from bulgaria? >> you can see, here's the actual date. it's between 661 to 770 a.d. >> right. >> so that's much younger than john the baptist. it's not john the baptist. >> so it's not the same finger that we looked at in bulgaria. >> the result isn't surprising to me. there are many bones attributed to john the baptist. and they can't all be. in this particular case, using radiocarbon, we've managed to show that the date from this particular bone is about six centuries later than it ought to be. >> we've tested now two relics of john the baptist. we had one date from the 1st century. we've had one date from the 7th or 8th century, and we're just starting to get a feel for what is out there. it's very exciting. it gives us a new bit of information, and i'm hopeful that we'll go forward from here and ask more questions and test more relics. >> for tom and georges, the inv

george w. bush who wanted to do a reform package and never got passed. john: minimum wage hillary wants it raised. bush said i think state minimum wages are fine. >> it's better than a federal minimum wage, certainly. again bush is on education and a bunch of other issues an affirmative kind of republican out there. he's a tax cut and spend republican. john: and did some really good things promoting school choice in florida, which hill sear not a supporter of. she's charters schools and against vouchers. >> the best single thing about jeb bush as governor. more educational choice in florida than most places outside of louisiana at this point because of him. john: hillary supports trade restrictions. >> go to 2008 speech at the democratic convention she took credit for everything that happened in the 90s that was good under bill clinton. wanted to bathe in the holy glow of creating 20 million jobs and the second half of her speech, she condemned every single one of the policies that made it happen. especially free trade. nafta is wrong, instead of having al go

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signedord of george washington signed by john adams, ratified unanimously.n: the government of the united states is not in any sense founded. >> in the christian religion black and white, smoking gun i win, you lose. >> you can revise history to the fact is our founders were not afraid to acknowledge god and did that in our founding documents. the declaration of independence says we are endowed by the creator with unalienable rights. >> the founding fathers were diverse. >> they weren't afraid to acknowledge god and they did. >> they acknowledged him. some throughout our history has been a nation that blessed god. john: lincoln and jefferson were not religious. >> neither was thomas payne patrick henry was. they got together christians and the rest of them got together and put together a secular constitution that separates church -- john: let's talk today i could see harry that he as an atheist going into a courthouse with a big cross or the 10 commandments would think, boy, this court isn't going to be fair to me. >> he would be absolutely wrong. there are

george w. bush and you met john mccain and barack obama, so that is kind of an amazing day.to hear about that day. brian: because i had this about meeting a person every two weeks, they had opportunity to go to the white house to show “cinderella man” to george w. bush for a white house screening, and i thought, well i have got enough time, and i kind of got some credibility because i am at the white house to meet two senators, and i thought i want to meet john mccain, which was in a lavish office that you would imagine was a big state senator's office, and then i thought to myself, i am going to meet barack obama, and he agreed to do that, when i went to -- they said to get on a tram, so i got on a tram, and i went to office number 99, and his office kind of looked like the department of motor vehicles. you had people coming in and out, wearing mariachis and big hats, but he was such an awesome guy. he made himself available to everybody in a very democratized way. the way you would experience him. mccain was serious. not a lot of humor. i was able to relate to him because

it will take people in a while to figure out he is not george and not his dad. i think johnich, my governor and a longtime friend of ohio is a great man. it is a wide-open field. i am not endorsing anybody. i have a lot of friends in this race. mark: some people say, come on. can't we find anybody outside of these two families? speaker banne -- speaker boehner: he will go -- he will have to go out there and earn it and so will she. if they earn it, people will get over this and begin to look at mrs. clinton and jeb bush and their records and what they have to offer the country. mark: do you find it weird that those two families keep having presidential candidates? speaker boehner: it is a little unusual in american history, yes. mark: what you think about corporate tax reform or lowering individual race this year -- individual rates this year? speaker boehner: there is some room for corporate tax reform. but about 70% of american businesses do not pay corporate tax rates. they pay personal tax rates. it will be very difficult to do corporate tax reform without also doing. ma

. >> john, paul, george ringo, and then two chains. inside joke and we just keep promoting it. >> yes. >> the other forgotten beetle. >> yes. >> the original drummer. >> sometimes, some will say. we have to look at ultimate doppler radar and here's the rain moving through. the this is round one, we will have another round a little later in the day but we could see heavier downpours especially fuzz are south of philadelphia, where we're focusing on new castle county in delaware a across the the bay in salem county in new jersey we are seeing pockets of heavier rain even in cumberland county around bridgeton right now. here in philadelphia it is a steady rain windshield wiper worthy rain and even if at the the jersey shore they are starting to get their share at steadier rain darker green moves into cape may county in new jersey. that is what is going on now here's the future cast and it shows more rain, throughout the rest of the morning rush, it is on and off and it does ease up at eight or 9:00 o'clock and then we will get a break in

george w. bush versus john kerry, gay marriage played a role. just 30% of the country backed gay marriage.he wall street journal" poll. in ten years, going from 30% to nearly 60%. >> let me pause you, the governor asa hutchinson is out now. we will take this live news conference. let's listen in. >> wanted to invite speaker gillham and the president join me. appreciate the legislative leaders, how they conducted themselves throughout the session. as everyone knows, house bill 1228 is now on my desk and it is time for me to take a look at it, make comments in reference to it. this is a bill that in ordinary times would not be controversial. these are not ordinary times. this bill is not really complicated. the bill itself restates the standard of review for the courts to consider in determining first amendment privileges as weight against compelling interest of the state. simply stated as a summary as to what this legislation does. it's a balancing test. the bill itself does not pick winners and losers. it balances two competing constitutional obligations that our founding fathers gave to u

john: george aldrich. winston: they were discussing protocols in indochina. you have sullivan, kissinger, aldrich, than myself,, john negroponte who was less happy with the agreement than i was. to his right is wrong tweet. he was number five their politburo. we knew they were serious. if there were just a vice minister of foreign affairs, we knew it would not be serious. that is who is on the other side. john: in a conversation i recall one thing henry asked later which i thought was quite revealing. he said, do you decide this issues in the public bureau by consensus or by vote? i was sure he was going to say by consensus. that is sort of the way the communists work. at least, that is my perception. said no, by vote, which i thought was pretty interesting. i think they had genuinely been divided in the weeks preceding about whether or not to go forward with the agreement because they felt they had been doublecrossed by us bailing out on the original scenario. there might've been some dissension in the public bureau about whether or not to go forward, which i

general john gordon the george jornlian that's been wounded so many time yet still leads a core and lee's army of northern virginia has decided that he can breakthrough the eastern wall that union army has built around petersburg in front of him. cutting that supply line means grant is going to have to withdraw all of the sole jerdz to the west of there back to their supply depots to keep them fed and keep them with ammunition. so on the more than of march 25th predawn general gordon is going to do just that. he launches an assault. he's going to send first 3 auto men across the lines. the first 15 men aren't even allowed to carry rifles. only axes. the next 300 men can carry rifles but they're not allowed to load them. they don't want to give away the point of assault. as they cut throughout wooden obstructions, the next 300 men force their way into the works around ft. steadman on the eastern side of petersburg and they'll cut a hole in the line on the eastern front of the union army for almost a mile and a half. allowing columns of confederate soldiers to pour through to head towards t

george w. bush. and john kerry also voted for the resolution.t is just really. >> you don't consider him a moderate republican -- i don't know what he is anymore? i don't think is relevant, bob. >> you think hillary clinton has all of the ingredients of a margaret thatcher? >> no, i don't. let's stop for a second. you want to talk about working people and who they may or may not support. she will have the support of every labor union in this country. she probably are ready does. her candidacy yesterday was welcomed by the head of the afl-cio, which represents a few more workers than you do, welcoming her into the race saying, i'm waiting to see what she says about these issues. he's not thinking about the iraq war resolution or any of this other stuff that in midgley is relevant -- it is relevant, but is not the pressing issue for 2016. the pressing issue is, do ever radical right republican government that in all three branches, which will end up with i don't know, 7, 8 supreme court justices like alito, or do we have a moderate democratic admi

. >> this house was commissioned in 1797 by john mason and john mason was george mason's nephew . [ no] >> tommy mcfly reporting live for us. some technical difficulties there. >> tommy, what were you saying? >> reporter: you can check out the house tour this saturday going on all throughout georgetown to benefit st. johns georgetown. in the 94.7 fresh fm studios, i'm tommy mcfly, wusa9. >> got him back. >>> the pentagon maneuvers a carrier closer to the civil war in yemen. that story is coming up. >> it's time to stop and smell the roses at the white house after a display of bipartisanship. >> i never understo moms know their family's mouths often need a helping hand. after brushing listerine® total care helps prevent cavities strengthens teeth and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. and for kids starting at age six, listerine® smart rinse delivers extra cavity protection after brushing. >>> i'm delia goncalves live in fredricksburg. in about an hour and a half

in 2004 exit polls, when john kerry ran against george w. john kerry won by about 10 or 11 points among young people. he lost everybody over the age of 30. on the other hand, barack obama 166% of that vote -- one 66% of that vote. the question is, how close can the democrats get to that magic number of 60%? if it is a republican nominee how close can they keep the democrats to somewhere in the mid 50's. if they can, they have a much better chance of winning a national election. host: how does it break down demographically? race, gender, etc. guest: the poll that we conduct every spring and every fall, we have 3034 interviews. this survey is representative of all young people in america. what we find is that there are some pretty significant differences based upon age, gender, and race. take barack obama's favorability. compared to the last poll we conducted in the fall, his overall favorability is up to 50%. a key driver in that favorability is improvement among young latino americans. he has increased his rating by 16% due to the economy and

pro wrestler john cena is 38 as well. comedian georgeope you have a good one. >>> right now at 4:30. a teenage inmate on the run. why her family is begging her to go back to jail. >>> and caught in the cross fire. a 7-year-old in a bay area hospital this morning after getting struck by a stray bullet. >>> plus they've been robbed repeatedly and the owners of the san mateo store say there's nothing they can do about it. this morning they're blaming the city. >> live look outside this morning. the bay bridge at 4:30. it is thursday april 23rd. and you are watching "today in the bay." >> good thursday morning. it's 4:30. i'm some brach. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots of

you've see george pataki being followed around john bolton. all of those people are going to choose to put stakes in new hampshire and they're not going to go away or being flattened by money. this looks a bit more like what happened with mitt romney in 2011/2012 and the republican base had moved so far to the right they were demanding more from their party. aversion is happening again. >> it also led to mitt romney advocating self-deportation and i think jeb bush and his people understand that. dave, thank you very much. >> chris christie has been campaigning in new hampshire, as dave just said, for most of the week in what appears to be an attempt to rebut the widely held view he is too damaged by scandal to mount a serious presidential run. on thursday he got attention when he called for reducing social security benefits for seniors earning more than $80,000 a year as well as eliminating for those more than $200,000. raising as well the retirement age for social security from 67 to 69 and increasing the age when seniors qualify for medicare

cost-effective manner it is in the best interest of our country to close guantanamo as did john mccain, george w. bush in just a but every major proletarian leader. i offered the amendment because it is the right policy. i yield back. >> i will recognize myself in opposition for members to refresh to prevent the transfer of detainee's to the u.s. and to prevent construction or modification of facilities to house them. they're under democratic majorities and republican majorities the same every year. that third provision prevents the transfer to a combat zone. this is a new provision because for detainees were transferred to afghanistan where troops were deployed didn't known to participate in attacks against the u.s. before their capture. >> the only problem with that is combat zone is to find that saudi arabia is defined as a combat zone suffusing just iraq gore yemen it is a very broad provision there are literally dozens of combat zones. >> fair point to use of a definition for tax purposes so you can receive the money tax-free. that is the definition. but the ranking member is right last y

john cohen. professor at the school of criminal justice at rutgers university. also a former police officer. and laurie robinson a professor at george mason university. welcome to you both. john, i want to start with you as a former police officer, the difference between a gun and a taser, i have talked to people who say, if you have the right training, the minute you touch that, you're going to know which is which. >> well, from my experience having used both a firearm and a taser, it's difficult for me to figure one would be confused. these are very unsettling circumstances -- circumstances that aren't very controlled. it's somewhat odd to me that you would have a reserve officer in that situation. why does a reserve officer has a taser? one questions from this circumstance, are too many officers provided tasers? >> and there's also, there have been nine incidents confusing tasers and weapons, you think they would change something or look at that. laurie, do we have enough data on what's going on? we're inundated with these videos now, people are starting to carry these body cameras, it seems like we don't have a handle on what's

both came on and over the biography and that i present preacher john neuhaus lots of people would write his biography. so i e-mailed george weigel his very good friend who i knew by sheer coincidence because my wife anna went to college with his daughter gwyneth. >> and especially for our audience george weigel extremely distinguished catholic intellectual. >> papal biographer at best known for his book witness of hope the biography of john paul ii and for many number of books since then. so i wrote him and i just said said -- the authorial coast is clear is the way he put it. i wasn't dust and hoffman at the church waving at everyone to keep them away. >> let me ask you something randy what was your first introduction to father neuhaus and many here know he was a lutheran pastor and had a remarkable conversion to catholicism. when we first aware of him as a young man's? >> i can remember the exact moment. i was at a seminary in toronto visiting this priest to who was friends with my buddy and this priest had this interest in literary matters. he said what are you doing? i said i'm in this theory reading a flop or in his

chief justice john roberts gave lawyers for george hughley a one month extension.e was convicted in the death of yeardley love. he's now serving a 23 year sentence. the supreme court of virginia denied hughley's appeal twice. >>> you can use bethesda metro station this morning. it's finally reopened last night after more than five hours of repairs on the escalators. widespread power outage is to blame. metro did provide shuttle buses several other metro stations were affected but everything is back to normal this morning. >>> 6:48. power is back on to for majority of pepco customers, as well. lights flickered at the white house. the u.s. capitol, as well. visitors had a chance to look at the smithsonian from the outside because they were evacuated when everything went dark in the museums. oprah was talking at the warner theater when lights went out there. she you spoke she powered through. michelle obama was escorted out by secret service agents. >> power went out, but we still rose. we kept going. and that's what you to. that's what maya angelou wanted us to do. >

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chief justice john roberts gave lawyers for george huguely is one-month extension to file his petition. the chevy chase native convicted in the death of yardleyeardley love searching a sents. his appeal was denied twice. >>> and from howard university today d.c.'s mayor rolled out dual enrollment partnership program between d.c.'s public schools and howard university. this will allow high school students in the district to enroll and receive credit from howard university while they're still in high school. in 2016 students from mckenley technical high school and benjamin banneker will be able to tack advantage of the program. the next three year the program will expand to all d.c. public high schools. >>> look at today's trending ? a look at stories we're talking about online. in "the washington post," hot dog etiquette could affect elections in england. prime minister david cameron caught eating a hot dog with a knife and fork leading to a lot of people criticizing his image for not eating it with his hands like everybody else. he's up for election next month. see what happens with th

chief justice john roberts gave lawyers for george hughley a one month extension to file his petitionevy chase maryland native was convicted in the death of i can't rememberly loveyardly love and he's serving a 23 year sentence. his appeal has been denied twice. >>> mexican police discovered a tunnel near the u.s. border in california. it has electricity, a ventilation 178. police believe they were building the tunnel to smuggle drugs in to the u.s.. police arrested nine people in a house above the tunnel and found 44 pound of marijuana. the police don't believe it reached the u.s.. >>> the families of 15 police officers are preparing for their funerals in mexico this morning. a group ambushed a police convoy killing the officers and leaving five others hurt. you can see the attackers set cars on fire. >>> in kenya, 14 people in police custody right now for an attack on a university where 148 students were killed. you're looking at some of the suspects right here. they're accused of being part of the al shabaab terrorist group which is aligned with al qaeda and is 1307b8 for killing m

john is a professor at george washington university law school and the founder of action on smoking and health. he is in washington tonight. professor, we heard in the story that you are trading one bad habit for another. isn't it less dangerous to smoke an e-cigarette than it is a regular cigarette? >> the problem is there's no proof that you are trading one for the other. there's strong evidence that a lot of people who otherwise would be forced to give up smoking - for example, when it's banned in the work place, use the e-cigarette to ease the addiction at work and come home and smoke the regular cigarettes and get the worst of both possible worlds. the suspicion that somehow the e-cigarette is less dangerous than tobacco cigarettes is something the federal government says is not true and major health organizations say is not true. believe me the health organization would love advice that it would help smokers, but this doesn't show it's happening, it's bringing more children to nicotine's. >> nicotine is not carcinogenic. >> it's addictive, more addictive than heroin or cocaine. >>

george w. bush. house speaker john boehner lindsey graham and more. declared presidential candidates rand paul ted cruz and marco rubio will be speaking along with possible contenders. scott walker jeb bush and carly fiorina. john live from iowa. >> reporter: it is christian conservatives here in iowa at the point of grace church. this is one of the overflow rooms for the cattle call. they only have 700 seats in the main hall and 1500 people have said they are going to be here today. of course christian conservatives a very important voting block here in the state of iowa. in 2012 57% of all people who went to the republican caucuses were christian conservatives. nine candidates in total at least going to be here including marco rubio. they want to hear about bread and butter issues the economy, taxes as well as foreign policy and national security. but they also want to feel that the candidate shares their views on the social issues. for example the faith and freedom coalition issued a call to action for the republican part to quote, grow a backbone

by john king. george mitchell writes about the prospects of lasting peace between barbara walters and diane sawyer. six recipes for harvest burgers by david brinkley. retrospective, cbs news from her -- he got what he deserved. by maureen dowd. he was an article called waiting in the wings cowritten all gore and brian williams. i think they are both going to make it. here is lenny davis's review of spin cycle. he liked it. i have to say one thing. this book implies the coop kabuki dance between the white house and the press is a recent phenomenon. it is a cherished phenomena in our history. i had the national archives send over transcribes to make this point. there is good from the hoover institution. housing starts were up in the third quarter of 1931. these hoover bills reflect a commitment to private initiative. the president is proud they bear his name. in 1814, a white house official disputed the idea that the burning of the white house was a setback for the medicine administration. -- madison admini

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just today, john ten new projects were announced. >> george is a commercial fisherman and president ofnited commercial fisherman's association. he says his business and health have been compromised because of the bp oil spill. he is in new orleans tonight. george if you were to give bp a grade for response recovery restoration, what would that be? >> probably about a minus two, because they lied about everything from day one. and they want us to feel sorry, because they have to pay a little money. >> bp's senior vice president says there is nothing to suggest other than that the gulf is a resilient body of water that has bounced back strongly. the gulf has not been damaged anywhere near some people feared. >> there are some species that are showing some sign of recovery but my oysters are still 95% off. it will take four to five years before some of the species show sign of collapsing. so we don't know what is going to happen. >> what was business lyings before the spill and what is it like after. >> i had three boats. i have three boats, but that run much less. you try to convince me

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