the hanna program seeks to accept the threat. or am i wrong? >> the hanna program acknowledges that the threat isn't going to go away if we drop a couple bombs on a couple of bad guys who say bad things about the united states. people in a desert. i mean targeted. don't bomb mosul. >> how do you get those targets. you have to have intelligence coming from the ground. >> president obama sent 200 more today which is now more than 500. i would have to see the intel on that where they go, no. i do not want to reenter american ground troops in iraq. people with all due respect, people take no action are now going to allow isis to gain more and more power. you guys are going to go well, you know. >> let's be clear if there is a moment in time where america's national interests are imperiled. >> if we had actionable intelligence people in isis. >> mark, you don't know what the actionable. >> they don't target americans. they are targeting she a cousins for going back generations. they are not attacking americans right now. you say they will and they h

. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is next on on channel 66.action news" is back later tonight and we'll see you tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. let's take a journey down the rabbit hole, the walnut street theater brings some of your favorite stories to life. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday! try to stay dry for the next hour or so. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo and welcome to "wild countdown." there's a lion out here. there's a lion out here. are y'all listening to me? the only thing better than meeting wild animals is spending the night in their world. a puff adder? >> it's going straight to your tent, jack. >> today, seven stories from exotic lodges and campsites around the world. >> right in front of your tent, jack. >> i could have sat here all morning and watched the kill. and later on, don't miss my "blooper of the week." no, no, no. no, no, i feel better

. >>> jack hanna's wild countdown is next. "action news" continues later tonight at 6:00 p.m.e'll see you tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. i'm eva pilgrim, along with chris sowers enjoy your holiday weekend. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." did you know that sometimes the sweetest-looking animals can be the most dangerous? oh! i shouldn't have done it. today, i've got 6 stories of deception and danger. look at that. look at the mouth open. >> look at the mouth open, yeah. >> like giant mammals raging out of control. fuzzy marsupials with savage appetites. and tiny, candy-colored frogs that can kill with a single touch. >> he's get a very strong poison on the back. >> poison? >> yeah. >> and later, mylo

partners of conservation for over 30 years. >> hi, i'm jack hanna coming to you from my home here atolumbus zoo. welcome to into the wild. i've been swd in visiting chile for its dive verse wildlife. when i got a chance of a life-time, i jumped on it. i wasn't disappointed. the animals. >> look at this. white tailed deer. >> next on into the wild. pat zonia is the region at the southernmost tip of south america. it spanned chile and argentina. it is home to the andys mountains. it is one of the most beautiful places we have come across. >> see what we're talking about. that's not a picture or backdrop or something that was put in that's not a picture or backdrop or something that was put in this to make sure.

continues at a5:30 jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team have a good night and >> jack hanna's "into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide insurance and the columbus zoo, partners in conservation for over 30 years. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna here with my friend wilbur the woodchuck coming to you from our home in the columbus zoo, welcome to "into the wild." our family love to share our animal stories with each and everyone of you. today we're visiting another family who has dedicated their life to doing just that, bringing the zoo to you. you want to go, wilbur. hey, dave. >> you guys made it. >> it's a wild day. >> is this going to hurt my head? >> a lot of surprises. >> hold on tight. >> we head wildwile. get your shoes on, wilbur! >> this is a small city in southern california about halfway between los angeles and san francisco. a strong history in wine making, most visitors are here to see the vineyards, but not us. we're here to visit my good old buddy david jackson who operates an animal rescue center. he works hard teaching kids about wildlife conservation with

i'm jack hanna and welcome to "into the wild." it's no secret elephants are my favorite animals.t might be because i've spent so much time hanging out with these guys here at columbus zoo. we're getting up close and personal with the largest land mammals on the planet. it's full of big surprises. >> that's something else. >> and awesome adventure. >> i see it! big elephants. >> join us next as we head "into the wild." >> i'm trying to take a dust bath with you, buddy. >> elephafants are the largest living land mammals on the planets. african elephants and the shorter asian elephant with smaller ears and smoother skin. while most people associate elephants with wisdom and intelligence, it's humans who are causing their populations to decline.

hanna, the floor is yours. [applause] >> thank you.started.s before we [laughter] so, i'm going to start out with a few simple questions to get us going, get to know gabby a little bit better. i you a morning person or a night owl? >> night owl. >> cats or dogs? >> dogs. >> hughson or tucson -- houston or tucson? >> tucson is my home. >> you don't want to put down anybody, especially texas. coffee or tea? >> sugar. tea. >> tea with what? >> sugars. two sugars. >> that's a lot of sugar. >so, from the very beginning, yu and gabby have made the stages of her recovery public -- videos in the hospital, speaking like this. why did you do it that way? >> you know, it is interesting. the gabby first got to hospital after she was injured, a friend of mine said, i want to help, i want to do something for you emma watson i do? -- for you , what can i do? i didn't really have anything to he said, are you going to record all of this, her therapy? i said, i never really thought about it. go grab a camera. it was something we never really thought abo

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. welcome to "wild countdown." whoa! in my visits to wildlife parks and zoos, i've had the chance to try out all kinds of occupations. i always wanted to be a game warden. over the years, i've become a jack of all trades. i did too do that! >> she did that all on her own. >> she--bull. get along, get along, doggie! today, we'll look back at 6 of my favorite jobs. oh, i'd hate to get charged on my first day at work. and don't miss the blooper of the week starring my wife sue. [laughing] it sure is a tough job beinge.

hanna pulled over on the split between northbound 101 and i-80 just in the nick of time. >> she pushed, he popped out and landed in my hands in the middle of the freeway inside the car. >> as soon as i seen him in my husband's arms and he put him in my arms and kept crying, that's all i wanted to hear, was him crying. >> the couple continued to the hospital to make sure their baby was okay and they named him way-way, a nod to his freeway. another man delivered his baby on the freeway with the help of a 911 dispatcher. >>> a player is in hot water after inciting a minor league baseball brawl. this ended up in the netting behind home plate. it was started by the short stop. after the pitcher threw a pitch at him and later struck him out. now, nine of the players from both teams and and the manager was ejected. after the game, the dodgers reassigned that infielder to their single-a team. >>> 7:17. and big development on that freeway closure in the south bay. it's been a busy morning for you, sal. >> that's right. we're looking at live pictures from newschopper2 and just about a minute and

. >>> and it started just before 1:30 on hanna court. the flames were confined to some trees. firefighters were able to put it out quickly and investigators are looking into what caused the fire. also they are trying to figure out what threatened add number of homes in south san jose and that burned about 125 acres near santa theresa park just south of highway 85 and the fire started yesterday afternoon and quickly spread uphill and you can see a lot of smoke up there. homes were evacuated around the burning hillside. people were allowed to return though in the evening. it was kind of surreal to go to, and i thought can i leave all of this stuff, how sad will i be to not have any of this stuff. >> firefighters monitored it to make sure the flames didn't flare-up. one woman tell us she -- tells us she saw a young man running from the area shortly after the fire started but they have not said if they believe that fire was intentionally set. two firefighters were treated and released. >>> about another area mover east capital expressway and center road, that started at 3:00 in th

i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo.r survival, some species are armed to the teeth. other animals defend themselves with spikes. i want to touch him so bad. thorns... >> they appear very, very horrible. >> or shields. looks like two big boulders in there. and later, don't miss o one of y most disarming bloopers ever. >> that's because it's so-- >> oh. uh-oh. today's "countdown" is armed and ready for action, and it's starting right now. >> you take

if you have any information on hanna covington or her whereabouts, please contact alexandria police.>> a prince william county family is picking up the pieces and recovering after a car came crashing into their home. >> it all happened early sunday morning on bayberry avenue in manassas when an alleged drunk driver drove into the front of this home and then ran away. >> the home is condemned. they cannot live in this home. he can never repay these people. there's no possible way we can repay these people for what he's done. >> three of the family members inside the home were injured. a man suffered serious cuts and gashes to his legs and a 14- year-old girl broke her arm. we're told they're all out of the hospital and expected to be okay. >>> officials in annapolis are about to start construction on a new $35 million water plant. the capital of annapolis reports officials will have a groundbreaking ceremony later today. >> the new water treatment plant will be adjacent to the current city water plant on defense highway which is 85 years old and has severe mechanical, structural and e

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hannamp here at the columbus zoo. welcome to "wild countdown." whoa! in my visits to wildlife parks and zoos, i've had the chance to try out all kinds of occupations. i always wanted to be a game warden. over the years, i've become a jack of all trades. i did too do that! >> she did that all on her own. >> she--bull. get along, get along, doggie! today, we'll look back at 6 of my favorite jobs. oh, i'd hate to get charged on my first dayay at work. and don't miss the blooper of the week starring my wife sue. [laughing] it sure is a tough job being me. gi

. >> he immediately started tolling me about hanna and how i've been falling her page on facebook quite long time. >> she has more than 4 0 00,000 firearms. today supporters decorated by blue rib don't and he signs anden skurnling sglordz the amount of support this little girl has in the community that one 6-year-old idea can nurn something amazing for kids. >> ryan and his mom ran with the idea to raise awareness and money for the family with mounting medical wills. people raised money for games, donated food and ice cream and local fire companies donated money for insurance. hannah amom and dad ape sitsers could not be there. she went to children's hospital of philadelphia last week her prognosis is not good. >> they're just realizing not her disease, to a surprise for the worst. >> thank you for all the prayers and good shapeers. we appreciate it hannah is a fighter. >> hannah's brand mother said she are grateful tore change sheets. >> still to come on "action news" tonight, jeff has the worst from chip kelly after first dig of the field for amazing camp. >> baby sea turtles he mermi

i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo.ountdown." to win the battle for survival, some species are armed to the teeth. other animals defend themselves with spikes. i want to touch him so bad. thorns... >> they appear very, very horrible. >> or shields. looks like two big boulders in there. and later, don't miss one of my most disarming bloopers ever. >> that's because it's so-- >> oh. uh-oh. today's "countdown" is armed and ready for action, and it's starting right now.

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hannayou from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. welcome to "wild countdown." whoa! in my visits to wildlife parks and zoos, i've had the chance to try out all kinds of occupations. i always wanted to be a game warden. over the years, i've become a jack of all trades. i did too do that! >> she did that all on her own. >> she--bull. get along, get along, doggie! today, we'll look back at 6 of my favorite jobs. oh, i'd hate to get charged on my first day at work. and don't miss the blooper of the week starring my wife sue. [laughing]

. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hannahere's a lion out here. there's a lion out here. are y'all listening to me? the only thing better than meeting wild animals is spending the night in their world. a puff adder? >> it's going straight to your tent, jack. >> today, seven stories from exotic lodges and campsites around the world. >> right in front of your tent, jack. >> i could have sat here all morning and watched the kill. and later on, don't miss my "blooper of the week." no, no, no. no, no, i feel better already. so stick around for seven sensatiol bush camps, lodges, and more on today's "w

hanna's grandmother showed up to support the riders. >> thank you for all the prayers area and good wishes. we appreciate it and hannah say fighter. >> money raised from this ride >> you can call this one waves on the waves. night in venice parade there in ocean city, new jersey. the perfect evening for it boaters from throughout the area glided through longport to tennessee avenue. prices awarded for best decorated boats. the summertime parade is a 60 year tradition. time for the accuweather forecast and meteorologist melissa magee. bumpy weather could come our way. >> you might find showers and storms a lot to track for you. what's going on right now. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar it's quiet no issues with precipitation. mription i should say earlier today we had clouds and showers down across south jersey. that is moving offshore. there's already done so. things will refire overnight tonight. we'll show you picture outside. sky6 live in hd we're down at the shore. and accuweather and a lot of people enjoying a pretty fine saturday night underneath a partly cloudy sky and lots of

. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hannafrom my base camp here at the columbus zoo and welcome to "wild countdown." there's a lion out here. there's a lion out here. are y'all listening to me? the only thing better than meeting wild animals is spending the night in their world. a puff adder? >> it's going straight to your tent, jack. >> today, seven stories from exotic lodges and campsites around the world. >> right in front of your tent, jack. >> i could have sat here all morning and watched the kill. and later on, don't miss my "blooper of the week." no, no, no. no, no, i feel better already. so stick around for seven sensatiol

hanna is a student from washington high school, and she is also a member of the mayor's youth commission. she has been a wonderful addition to our office and you will get to learn this for yourself, because she has a piece she would like to share with you a little later in our presentation. secondly i would like to introduce donna atkins, who is sitting right to my left. her job title is programmatic access specialist and started work in our office just last monday and already hit the ground running, which isn't surprising given her background. she has worked previously at the pacific ada center, which is kind of boot camp for ada coordinators in the bay area. she also worked at the children's council, and she is a board of supervisors' appointment to the golden gate regional center area board 5. you are going to be seeing a lot of donna in the coming months and years, we hope. so i wanted to welcome anna and donna, because it's wonderful to have you both on board. and i also wanted to announce that starting on this coming monday, june 23rd, we'll have our last new member start work. his

hanna: what's got this kookaburra all worked up? the snake can't tell you, but i will. [ african tribal music plays ]

. >> darryl hanna. >> yes. >> splash. >> yes. >> why is that word across the bottom of the screen, foxars. >> that is our hash tag. we are talking about sharks. international shark awareness day. >> do it on twitter. >> yes. >> or instagram. >> or instagram. >> or just drive here and talk to us. >> yes, we have to speak in hash tags. >> coming up that satisfying the sweet tooth with the best there is, um, we're breaking down the top dessert place necessary our area, it is like a top ten dessert places. >> this is going to be bad. >> i have been to everyone of them. >> look at this stomach. >> makes us hungry. >>> but paid by facebook to police social media, make sure your kids are staying out of trouble? would you hire this facebook cop to come to your house, to keep your teen safe? i can spirit in the sky. is that a spirit in the sky. do you believe in spirits. >> if you do that sure looks like one. >> this is our article in the daily news bay professor at temple university who believes there are aliens and people from outer space. >> i love the the show on the history channel. >> yes

hanna: more than a thousand canines of pedigree, but only one will be chosen top dog. [ african tribal

hanna: moving across the african plains, walking through grassy woodlands -- leopard and cheetah. [ african tribal music plays ]

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hanna: it's getting dark... we're stuck in the mud... and we're surrounded by lions. wait till you see what happens next. [ african tribal music plays ]

. >> on my ipod -- on my phone i have a playlist for hanna and they're all kidz bop songs, version of songs i love that are cleaner. take them and clean them up. >> i used to do that years ago, kathie lee's rockin' tot's cafe. >> ♪ so happy together >> you're not allowed to do that something called licensing. >> whatever. >> i think they work it out. >> so every -- what i do every morning. >> how did you -- >> i'm bored. >> i don't know. >> i tweet and instagram a quote. >> yes. >> and i hunt around for them and i find them. >> you do not. they're in a book called "quotable quotes" or something. >> i go on google. i do reserve on google. >> okay. >> google quotes on hope. >> good. >> oh, good. nice. >> i picked one for wednesday. this is the one i put up for wednesday. it says -- >> she's sneaking music in too. >> don't let yesterday use up too much of today. a will rogers' quote. >> you can do will rogers all year long. >> you get stuck on something that would upset you and today is not crummy yet. don't wreck it. >> it's the present. it's the present. >> yeah. >> i re-did the quote.

if you're entertaining "consumer reports" says sl good choices includ cuisine adventures, hanna classic humus, kirkland cooks shrimp and vanilla ice cream which beat out briars in consumer reports taste test and when the party is over, break out the kirkland signature trash bags. "consumer report says they're strong enough to handle most messes. when tallying your savings don't forget to factor in the cost of the membership fee but know costco has a generous return policy and ac tepts returns on everything, except electronics at any time. with electronics typically have about 90 days to make the return. >> we did rea out to costco and have not heard back. we will put its response on nbc washington.com. >>> 9:12 on this sunday morning. keeping your ho safe when a hurricane hits. what developers are doing to make sure your home can survive a storm. >> and we are expecting severe weather in our area. chuck is here with a quick look at that. >> the latest computer models are coming in and don't have a good handle on what's going to be happenintoday. what i think is going to go on and the ti

now, i also, besides watching you in 24, i was addicted to the series dexter, of course you played hannater, i had no idea that were you not a native american. do you such an amazing american accent in the clip we just saw. that looks pretty cool. >> oh, ya. thank you. , yes, been a long time. i've been living in the states now for almost eight years, and i feel like it comes more naturally now than doing my own native accent in roles. like when i get a script, i immediately start sub consciously in an american accent versus australian, or whatever it is that i speak in now, because my own accent is so modded. >> born in whales, spent some time in australia. what words do you have a hard time with when you try to sound like somebody from philadelphia? >> women, the philadelphia accent, that's just cents a general american accent, isn't it? i don't feel like -- >> well, there are some words that trip you up. >> well, things that have a double r in them, like burger, or girlfriends, or order. like, you know, as an australian, we don't even pronounce the r. we just sort of say gil friends.

. >> that is hanna thoburn. >>> in libya, the fighting destroyed this multimillion dollar passenger jet, once described as the pride of the libyan airlines. gas stations and government offices have been shut since last monday. libya has been unable to disarm the fighters after they overthrough moammar gadhafi. >>> iran's so-called breakout capability has been the primary focus of recent talks. world powers and iran agreed to extend the negotiations until november. iran will have to convert its enriched uranium in exchange to europe and the united states will ease sanctions. the process is expected to take weeks but it may be the country's last chance of peacefully handing over power to a new government. jennifer glasse has more from kabul. >> last month's presidential runoff ended with both candidates, abdalla abdalla and ashraf ghani making accusations of fraud. that left the people in afghanistan in the middle of a dangerous standoff. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry came to kabul to broker a deal. >> leading up to the agreement, i think people were starting to prepare for you k

he also noted the moving story of hanna veselik, a sophomore swimmer, who leaned on friends, family, and teammates to help her through the tragic loss of her father, who passed away early in the season. with this support, hanna was able to return to the pool and achieve lifetime best times in all of her swimming events at the summit league championships. as the usd athletic director puts it, "these two are just a sample of what college athletics should mean. if you strip away the money, fancy locker rooms, charter flights, and large budgets, you're left with student-athletes who often have to overcome personal, social, economic, academic, and athletic adversity. all just to compete. but they frequently do it with passion and a determination that makes us all proud." recognizing that challenges exist, it is my hope that the ncaa, its member institutions, the student-athletes themselves, and other stakeholders will seek solutions that promote the education, health, and well-being of student-athletes and seek to preserve amateurism in collegiate athletics. this is an area where congress

hanna, the floor is yours. [applause] >> thank you. and that's before we started.[laughter] so, i'm going to start out with a few simple questions to get us going, get to know gabby a little bit better. are you a morning person or a night owl? >> a night owl. >> cats or dogs? >> dogs. >> houston or tucson? >> tucson is my home. >> but houston is ok, too. >> pretty good. >> you don't want to put down anybody, especially texas. coffee or tea? >> sugar. sugars -- >> coffee or tea? >> tea. >> tea with what? >> sugars. two sugars. >> that's a lot of sugar. so, from the very beginning, you and gabby have made the stages of her recovery public -- videos in the hospital, speaking like this. why did you do it that way? >> you know, it is interesting. when gabby first got to the hospital after she was injured, a friend of mine said, i want to help, i want to do something for you, what can i do? i didn't really have anything to -- anything for him. he said, are you going to record all of this, her therapy? i said, i never really thought about it. why don't you just go grab a

bureau chief for the jewish telegraphic agency and ray hanna nia managing editor for the arab daily news and ron and ray thank you very much for joining us live and i turn a very rare let me start with you it seems to me like what happened on meet the press yesterday is a perfect example of what people talk about when they say that there's a pro israeli media bias in the united states. in terms of the rest of the world how does our coverage from here. well i think that when you go outside. the united states and for a lot of different reasons not just media bias but for other reasons you do find a little more balance in europe i think you find more balance and b.b.c. i happen to listen to and prefer b.b.c. because i think i get a better presentation from them but also even in the arab world it's not unusual for the arab media to actually reach out and get israelis on arab t.v. to talk about issues that are happening in the middle east maybe not as dramatic as they are today but i don't think. you see that kind of balance here in the united states there's much greater pressure on media. th

another person you quoted in the piece is mark hanna, who's a former gop operative, who karl rove likeso be considered like. he was quoted saying, there are two things that are important in politics. the first is money, and i can't remember what the second one is. and what first came to mind when reading this quote was that money doesn't necessarily always win elections. something that we've seen more recently. but it does have the power to control elections. it reminds me of hillary clinton running in the democratic field this next go around. she's basically frozen it up because it's perceived she's already locked up all the money. who's going to want to run against her? how difficult would 2016 look for democrats if money were not this big of an issue? >> oh, i think it would look very different. in fact, to go backwards, i think hillary clinton probably could have beaten barack obama in 2008 had citizens united happened four years earlier and had she had this type of coalescing of major donors behind a super pac that could get her over the edge. that was one of the problems. interest

understandably did not want to use the bank's of public toilets on board the ship columbus humanist hanna and in his search systematically backed out to come either shower drain line and later edge was terrible and sanitation was nonexistent. there was a fortunate passengers when a bargaining kaplan. unlike the passengers who had parked inside cabins had no access to air refresh where it played for several other families to mattresses in the hall is what allowed us chairs on the pullback whom knew. tensity was nearing his passengers suffered the worst hardships. disconcerting to see the of the hidden and. i cannot help but wonder if ahead and of medicine line one lane. slicker lawyers suing his past week of passengers waited our 11 people had not. in this. with the unsanitary conditions of the food service and the sewage problem it is america and massive outbreaks did not occur. of those counts and the inherent seasick and choose the entire peninsula of was concerned the violence was going to an era of one. this seems to know security of gotland buried in night the ship and an ever sought

we have seen joggers, bikers, who are still determined to fight this holiday and now i'm joined by hannauys are from chester county. >> yes. >> excuse me my mike just fell. you guys have been there all weekend long. this is not the perfect fourth of july holiday. >> no, this some of the worst weather we have had. we come down every year over the fourth of july. this year definitely in the as good as previous years but we will make the best of it. rain won't keep us inside. we still have plans to play on the beach. we will probably stay out of the ocean but yeah. >> will you stick around for fire works tomorrow night. >> unfortunately not. we have to leave by tomorrow, but you know, we will have something fun at home. >> reporter: you had a great week so far. the thinks topping on the cake. you will make the best of it. >> absolutely. >> reporter: thanks so much. we did talk to another family as well. they told us they were bum that had fire works moved because everybody is trying to adjust their plans. what can do you? mother nature is unpredictable, karen and chris. >> thanks, jenny. it

and daniel mark, the father thomas reast and hanna rosenthal who acted as four-time -- as the point person in combating anti-semitism. so -- and they work at their own expense. these are very, very dedicated individuals. they have a professional staff and, again, i would ask members to read their reports. they are among the best reports produced anywhere in this capitol or i should say in washington and it really does -- they go into great depth as to what some of the remedies ought to be. i want to thank again chairman wolf for his extraordinary leadership for 34 years as a member of congress in combating all forms of human rights abuse, especially religious persecution. and this is just another manifestation of his extraordinary leadership and again i do ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include ex traunious material on this bill -- extraneous material on this bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. th

thanking our panelists for a very vibrant discussion. [ applause ] >>> on the next "washington journal," hanna thoburn discusses u.s./russia relations. we'll talk to the founder of moms demand action for gun sense in america, shannon wauts. and andrew roth of the club for growth will discuss their opposition to the highway trust fund bill and their role in the 2014 elections. "washington journal" begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern time on c-span. >>> 40 yeerlgs, the watergate scandal led to the only resignation of an american president. throughout this month and early august, american history tv revisits 1974 and the final weeks of the nixon administration. this weekend, opening statements from the house judiciary committee as members consider articles of impeachment against president nixon. >> selection of the president, have occupied the very yooeng position within our political system. the one act in which the entire country participates and the result is binding upon all the states for four years. the outcome is accepted when an occupant of that office stands as a symbol of our national unit

frederick j hanna and associates are alleged to have failed to do due diligence on the accuracy of thes it to correct defaulted consumer credit card debts. in georgia, one attorney signed off on 180,000 lawsuits over two years. company sayst, the we strongly deny the allegations that the complaint and the overall characterization of our law firm. the suit signals potential trouble for other collection law firms and banks that hire them. hannah and associates past clients include jpmorgan chase, and capital one. changes of the peace corps begin today. the new online application allow people to choose the countries and programs were they want to serve and include other changes as well. the old application only allow people to choose preferred countries meaning they could's descent to a country of little interest to them. the peace process enabling people to apply to specific countries will help bring their service in line with personal and professional goals. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. you can keep in touch with current events from the nation's capital using

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the seven recipients haven't pulaski, the marquis de lafayette, mother theresa, lliam and hanna penn, raul wallenberg, and winston churchill. the last two recipients, pulaski and the marquis de lafayette both played crucial roles in the united states' victory in our revolutionary war. general galvez's contributions to the war effort compare favorably with those of pulaski and the marquis de lafayette. h.j.res. 105 says that galvez provided supplies, intelligence and effort to the war effort, end quote. due to the blockade of sea ports, galvez secretly coordinated smuggling operations and efforts to clear the mississippi of british ships helped ensure that washington's -- washington's army received provisions. h.j.res. 105 states that galvez, quote, recruited an army of 75,000 men and led the effort to help the colonists. he and his troops seized the port of new orleans and defeated the british in several cities. commentators and historians have uniformly lauded general galvez's bravery, tenacity and tactical military skill in rapidly assembling and leading a diverse, multiethnic unit.