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. -- brian: --ght, >> a live look at the las vegas strip. at this .58 people are dead, 500 injured in the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. we will have the latest on the investigation happening right now after the break, but first a quick check on the traffic with eric smith. eric: good afternoon, it's a pretty quiet ride overall that one major trouble spot is here on 395 southbound. the it started on the left side and it will head into the right leg now, that's a bit at her, but watch out for these delays back at seminary road and glebe road. you can see lanes like this heading to the crash scene. hopefully that crash will be clear soon. 390 five northbound. too bad, in pretty good shape there. the downtowns, area, southbound on 29, colesville road, the two right lanes are blocked. there's one lane heading south into downtown silver spring, so expect some extra volume in the mid-they work zone. that's all in the traffic enter in a noisy world ... northern virginia's own novec is listening to its cust who want reliable, affordable el

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i know you have to bring people over to the museum, the american war museum, what, evertime, ght?t even be important. no one will remember it. or should people always remember? >> ha: i think it's good to remember so we don't make the same mistake, you know? some people choose to be angry, to hold a grudge, but then some people choose to let go and, for the peace inside themselves. that's up to the person. and, i think it's good that, that -- it's important that we know about history. and to make sure it never happens again. ♪ i met a lot of war veterans. and, surprisingly, a lot of them don't feel -- don't have any hate, anger against their old enemies. and that's amazing. that is amazing. i learned so much from them. ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ >> ha: for vietnamese, we have so many legends. but the majority of legends related to our traditions of fighting against foreign invaders and to protect our country. over the last 20 years of my life, i've seen a lot of changes. and we know that there's still a lot of shortcoming. [ bells ringing ] but everything needs time. we need to be patien

words,ght have different but i think that is a big part of it. he also ran a new kind of campaign. think one of the things that hurt hillary clinton was, she ran a very old-fashioned kind of campaign. by that i mean, control the narrative never put your , candidate in a position where she might be asked a question she does not know the answer to -- control the narrative. so, she did not appear on many television programs. she was hardly on the sunday shows. charlie: trump was much more accessible. bob: trump figured out early on if you call up a certain number of television programs, you'll get on them and if you say something outlandish, you will be invited on even more. he just overwhelmed her with exposure, in this sense. we took a lot of criticism by saying we gave him too much time and we did not push back. we did push back, but he was getting on television so much that you push back on this and he is out there talking about something else. so i think a lot of this campaign and the reason she lost on came down to tactics. there's a political consultant from australia and he wo

returns, ght back. victims piling into his pickup. ray page delivering doug and the others to safety. and it would be 14 agonizing hours until doug was finally reunited with his family. did you know he was hit? >> i had no idea until 12:00 in the afternoon the next day when we found him in the hospital. >> reporter: tonight his son aaron is thankful to the heroes who saved his dad. >> it is just amazing that there was somebody there to help my dad. and he was actually -- i was worried he was out on the street somewhere. i had no idea. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc news, las vegas. >>> and we also learned today that searches turned up a pill bottle with a volume prescription in paddock's name and he reported $5 million in earnings in 2015. most of it from gambling according to investigators who reviewed his financial records. >>> we'll move on to other news, very different change of pace here, you can't miss the sound of the jets flying over the bay, but getting a glimpse takes a little bit more effort. abc 7 news reporter cornell bern

riding a bart train after last ght's game at the coliseum. >>> all right. thank you. and a twitter user posted this video of the raiders marshawn lynch riding the bart train or bart after last night's game at the coliseum. and today the coliseum board is expected to discuss a last- ditch effort to keep the raiders in the bay area. the coliseum's joint powers authority may hire a law firm to help with an initiative called forever oakland. fans have been urged by the board to persevere and vote on taking action. the raiders will move to last vegas in 2019 or 2020. >>> some rain in the santa cruz mountains overnight helping firefighters battling the bear fire. i'll have the latest on the firefighting efforts coming up. >> three santa rosa communities temporarily open to residents today. many seeing the devastation for the first time since the fires. that story coming up. cbs eye on the community... presented by target. food has the power to transform lives. with the help of target, the san francisco marin food bank addresses hunger head-on in the community. our food pant

afterwords,ght on the life and political career of newt gingrich with his book, citizen newt. he is interviewed by former virginia congressman jim davis. >> this is an era before cable television. msnbc,as before cnn, little pockets of cable here and there, but mostly reruns of i love lucy and things like that. there is no talk radio to speak of. there is the big media. and c-span. he quickly realizes the potency of giving special orders every afternoon, a five-minute speech, because it was then being carried over cable into 100,000 homes around the country, and him aboutsed to rip it. newt gingrich used to say, w ould you give a speech to 100,000 people? that is what you have on c-span every afternoon. he quickly became a colt political leader getting 700 letters a week from people , a junior country member from georgia who is a member of a minority party. onouncer: watch afterwords c-span twos book tv. tonight on the civil war, the union's decision to assign colored troops to guard prisoners. here is a preview. the returned to the southerners, he said, isn't it talkous, most

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members are taking a break ght now, though, before they return at 2:00 p.m. eesh. they'll recess shortly after a then be speeches and back again at 4:30 for debate on the six bills on the calendar. dealing with smuggling of the drug fent nil and the other bill concerning security of cuba's international airports. later this week the house the 2018 take up budget resolution and tax reform efforts. more live house coverage when return right here on c-span again at 2:00 p.m. eastern. president trump will host a of honor ceremony smuggling of the drug fent nil and later today in the east room of the white house. of l have live coverage that for you when it gets under way starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> tonight on the ommunicators, russia's involvement in the 2016

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