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a connecticut woman named amy lapos told the hartford newspaper that he pulled me in to rub noses with me. when he pulled me in, i thought he was going to kiss me. the first accusation came from lucy suarez. she encountered the vice president back stage in 2014 at a political event. she claimed that crazy uncle joe got close to her from behind, sniffing and smelling her hair and planted a kiss on the back of her head saying my brain couldn't process what was happening. i was embarrassed, shocked and confused. take a look. >> eva longoria was there. we were lived up next to the stage. eva was in front of me. joe biden was behind me. it's the last days before the election. i'm preparing my remarks. very unexpectedly and out of nowhere, i feel joe biden put his hands on my shoulders, get up close to me from behind. lean in. smell my hair. and then plant a slow kiss on the top of my head. >> sean: smelling someone's hair from behind, rubbing noses, kissing strangers, some of the lips. who does that? apparently joe biden and he does a lot. creepy uncle joe is the nickname

the hartford peer is still open today. it allowed steamships from san francisco, los angeles, anywhere in the world to come into our harbor. they could bring people, supplies. a good example of that type of commerce is that the early missions here would sell tallow and hides from cattle. you had small sailing ships coming from boston. they would pick up those hides and bring them back to boston and make shoes out of it. you have people in boston wearing shoes made from leather that came from the central coast. there was a huge connection between our tiny town and a wider national audience. before that, a lot of oil exportation coming from our town from the center marino oil fields. all that oil was exported through our town. they felt the need to have a lighthouse, so they decided -- congress finally appropriated funds for the construction of our lighthouse at point san luis at the northern end of san luis bay. they constructed those around 1889, operational by 1890. this is the point san luis lighthouse. , victorian story

one was active, the hartford, which is open today. shipscould bring people and supplies. a good example of that type of commerce is the early missions here would sell off their tallow and hides from their cattle. you'd have small sailing ships coming around from boston, land here, pick up hides and bring them back to boston and make shoes out of them. so you have people in boston wearing shoes made from the leather that came from the central coast. there was a huge connection between our tiny town here and more of a wider national audience. a little bit later, a lot of oil exportation coming from our oil to the santa maria feeleds, things like that. it was piped in and exported through our town area they felt the need to have a lighthouse here. appropriate -- congress appropriated funds for the construction of our lighthouse at point san luis, the northern end of san luis bay. we were operational by 1890. this is the point san luis lighthouse. it is a two-story, very victorian structure. constructed in the winter of 1889, operational by 1890. one of the things we like to

the university of hartford says the isolated incident is frightening and unsettling but there is no threato the campus. >>> tonight, a vigil will be held in robinsville. samantha josephson's body was found in a field hours after she got into a car that she thought was her uber. authorities say the 21-year-old died from multiple sharp force injuries. a funeral will be held on wednesday. the suspect identified as nathaniel david rowland. he faces murder and kidnapping charges. >>> "inside edition" host deborah norville revealing she will undergo cancer surgery, years after an eagle eye viewer spotted a lump on her neck. >> a viewer reached out to say she had seen something on my neck. it was a lump. i had never noticed the thing, but i did have it checked out. the doctor said it was nothing, a thyroid nodule. for years it was nothing until recently it was something. she says it's localized and won't require chemo. she asked for viewers prayers for herself and her surgeon. you can save a life, folks, when you're watching television. >> best of luck to her. >>> 19 minutes after the hour. a 5-y

the hartford can help you join in minutes.eerful instrumental music) or go to the website on your screen, the buck's got your back. pete: we are back with a fox news alert, suicide bombers setting off explosives during a shootout with police in sri lanka. 15 people killed during the raid at a so-called suicide vest factory. griff: we are joined live from sri lanka as police search every home for people linked to the easter sunday bombings. how are you? >> it's coming up up to a week since those deadly suicide bombings on churches and luxury hotels in sri lanka and the country is still on very high alert there's a lot going on on the ground here, security forces in that radon what's understood to be an expected militant hideout, that resulted in the deaths of 15 people, there was shootouts three of the suspects understood to have blown themselves up, explosives were also found. now this comes as the security is still very very tight around the country. there is still suspects out there. authorities have warned about the possibi

some light rain now through new york city heading up to hartford.us part of this forecast is later on this afternoon it looks like the timing around 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. strong thunderstorms eastern north carolina eastern virginia including washington, d.c. up through baltimore, philadelphia strong damaging winds with some thunderstorms maybe a few isolated tornadoes. when you get rain like this you'll get arraignment delays. raleigh-durham chance of thunderstorms. maybe cancellations. pretty good line of storms through the i-4 corridor this morning. tampa to orlando could have some problems. anyone with flights today be expecting delays, possibility of canc cancelations at all airports in the areas of the northeast. there's the rainey weather up and down the east coast. clear it out. a decent day for you on the gulf coast. upcoming weekend forecast. here's the bad part. yeah, snow. it's going to be a saturday afternoon/evening snow event. southern minnesota and southern portions of wisconsin and then that chilly storm heads to the northeast. i thought

think that if he apologizes to lucy flores, apologizes to this woman who now has her story in the hartfordnt and he publicly says he needs to go a little bit further than what he's done this far. he needs to acknowledge his behavior has made women uncomfortable and he's gone too far, that he realizes that and that essentially he's going to cut it out. that he's going to check himself on this kind of behavior moving forward. that means he's not just listened to them, which he says he's doing, but he's got to do more and acknowledge that his behavior as inoc ws, and as innocent as he may say that it is, and i believe that it was. but it's not how he intended it, it's how he made them feel that actually matters and that's what he needs to acknowledge. >> i agree with maria it is not necessarily disqualifying. women voters and men voters will make the decision whether it's disqualifying or not. and i also think he has not quite gone far enough with his semi-apology. we know that times have changed. they have changed in the adult hoods of three of us, i think it's safe to say. and things that e

everywhere and artists in connecticut created this street muralthe mural is that t heaven's gate park in hartford. police say shot and killed on sunday outside the clothing store he founded in los angeles a suspect as we mentioned, eric holder is being held on $7 million bond. parking in los angeles can be a nightmare, but it can be particularly rough in the congestion neighborhood of koreatown and that's where 2 drivers recently stood their ground for prime parking spot. >>they did it for more than an hour take a look at the cell phone video, the driver of the silver vehicle boxing in the driver of the black car. neither was budging for more than an hour. the person who took this video also delivered a play by play account on social media. >>6 party is still here but now they have turned on their flashers app. >>about an hour and 40 minutes later somebody else came out to move his car that created space for both of those stand your ground cars to parkland waste of time. >>will be ending though you want see who is going to budge to very stubborn drought. let's take a look outside it's going gate

amy lappos tells the hartford courant that biden touched her. wtnh -- >> then he reached over and put his hands behind my head and pulled me close. and i thought, he's going to kiss me. >> reporter: former nevada lawmaker lucy flores said she had a similar encounter with biden at a 2014 campaign event. >> i felt him get closer. he leaned in and was like right behind me on my body. and he leans down, smells my hair, and then plants this big, long kiss on the top of my head. >> reporter: in a statement biden admits, quote, in my many years on the campaign trail and in public life i have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support, and comfort. but he says, not once, never, did i believe i acted inappropriately. if it is suggested i did so, i will listen respectfully. but it was never my intention. >> i was pretty grossed out by his statement. i was actually more offended by his statement than by what he did. i feel like that is "a" not accepting any responsibility. "b," we all know that he does that. >> reporter: and bide

and he had a recording student in his home on hartford street, where artists like carlos santana, anduitarist monte montros recorded. ernie is survived by his wife of 50 years, mornin martha and his children and grandchildren and great grandson. his legacy lives on in the many satisfied, quite frequently delighted, costumers that visit cliff's on castro street every day. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor mar? >> submit. >> thank you. supervisor peskin? >> i would just like to wish jane morrison a happy 99th birthday tomorrow, april 17th. the rest i will submit. >> thank you, supervisor. viewrvsupervisor ronen? >> thank you. first, president yee, i had to ask permission of supervisor brown if we can adjourn today's meeting on behalf of the full board for jessica a alba. if we can make that motion. >> that would be fine. >> great. thank you. second, today i'm introducing a resolution about mental health parity and patient access at kaise kaiser permanente. and thank you to the national union of health care workers for working with my office. san francisco is facing a crisis upon trea

hartford railroad had combined, become this huge sufferut it started to from are accidents, delays. cost cutting, all kind of problems. see this sometimes with airline mergers, that things don't go exactly as promised. not only does it suffer from a monopoly, but it ofo suffers from the curse bigness. that was where it came up. >> that was back in the early 1900's. of your book is gildedrust in the new age." first gilded age like? >> good question. i think we have a habit, partially from watching movies, as just thinking of the gilded age as a time of a lot of dinner parties, good times. for my purposes, i think the economic structure of the first gilded age is important to look back at, because it's more and to resemble our economic structure. the economy had become ofopolized into a series trusts, so those were companies that controlled an entire industry. some of the most famous, standard oil. railroads are famous, the u.s. steel, but there are also a trust for rubber products, nails, films. every industry had its own trust control.just in the other big feature of that, of the fi

today, amy lappos of connecticut tells "the hartford courant" it happened to her at this fund-raiser in 2009, describing the scene to our affiliate, wtnh. >> he reached over and put his hands behind my head and pulled me close and i thought, he's going to kiss me. >> reporter: former nevada lawmaker lucy flores says she had a similar encounter with biden at this 2014 campaign event. >> i felt him get closer, he leaned in and was, like, right behind me, on my body. and he leans down, smells my hair and plants this big, long kiss on the top of my head. >> reporter: in a statement, biden admits, "in my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, i have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort." but says, "not once -- never -- did i believe i acted inappropriately. if it is suggested i did so, i will listen respectfully. but it was never my intention." >> i don't believe that it was a bad intention. i'm not in any way suggesting that i felt sexually assaulted or sexually harassed. i felt invaded. >> reporter: flores, who was a bernie sand

the hartford railroad had combined and become this huge unit but it had started to suffer frontal accidents, delays, cost-cutting. all kinds of problems. we see this sometimes with airline mergers. things don't go exactly as promised. he said not only does it suffer from monopoly but also from the curse of bigness. >> so that was back in the early 1900s. the sbl title of the book is anti-trust in the new guilded age. what was the first builded age like? >> it's a good question. i think we have a bad habit partially from watching movies of just thinking of the guilded age of the time of a lot of dinner parties and good times. for my purposes i think the economic structure of the first guilded age is important to look back at because i think it's more and more becoming to resemble our economic structure. the economy had become monopolized into a series of trusts. so those were companies that controlled an entire industry. some of the most famous standard oil, some of the railroads are famous, the u.s. steel company. but it was also for rubber products, trust for films, every industry had its

. >> former congressional aide amy >> reporter: former congressional aide amy lappos told the "hartfordrant" today biden reached for her face and rubbed noses with her during a fund-raiser in greenwich, connecticut, in 2009. lappos told cbs news in a statement, "biden should not run for president." critical time in our party, the democratic party if deciding who is going to represent us in 2020. and i know for sure that i do not want a man that does not respect women. >> on >> reporter: on friday, former nevada assemblywoman lucy flores recalled a 2014 campaign event where biden approached her from behind, smelled her hair, and kissed her head. >> this isn't new. i'm not bringing up something that people have not been aware of. >> reporter: biden has a tendency to be affectionate with women while on the campaign trail. flores says biden's behavior wasn't sexual, but should be a factor in the democratic primary. and yet, were he to win the nomination and square off against president trump... >> that's not even a question. of course i would support biden. >> reporter: in a statement, bide

in an inteiew, amy lappos told the hartford cure aunt that although it wasn't sexual, joe biden rubsoses with her. >> heust like slid his hands behind my neck and pul close. i was thinking, is he going to kiss me? like, you know, what is he doing? what's going on? are we about to kiss? are we going to make out? >> reporter: lappos says she came forward after former nevada candidate lucy flores accused biden ofng inappropriately kis the back of her head. biden has issued a stateme saying in part, in my many years on the campaign trail and in blic life, i have offered countless handshakes, hugs, affection, of support, and comfort. and not once, never, did i beeve i acted inappropriately. >>> there are new details in the murder of university of south carolina student samantha josephson. police believe the 21-year-old senior was killed after getti into car she thought was her uber. the suspect, nathaniel d. rowland is in f custodying charges of kidnapping and murder after josephson's body was discovered in a wooded area. now her college is launching a rideshare safety campaign that begin

a hartford newspaper reports at a 2000 fundraiser, amy lappo says the vice president put his hands onk and pulled her in and rubbed noses and she was afraid he was going to kiss her. >> trevor: rubbing noses? curlture appropriation? what is he doing? people online are saying it's just a nose. what's the big deal? first of all, an invasion of personal space, and secondly the nose is the penis of the face. it totally is. sticks out in weird ways, gooey stuff inside that gets shot into the tissue, when you're young your mom can touch it but when you're older, it's super weird. i have been touching it your whole life, but it's weird, mom, now. it's weird! ( laughter ) if rubbing noses was biden being cute and a harmless grand parks how come he doesn't do it with men. bidened spent eight years with obama and not once did he say, congrats on passing obamacare, muah! ( laughter ) so now because of sniff-dissgate biden's campaign might be over before it starts. people are freaking out because if he doesn't run, the democrats will only have 16 candidates to choose from and only six white guys,

. >> reporter: former congressional aide amy lappos told the "hartford courant" today that biden reachedor her face and rubbed noses with her in 2009. biden should not run for president and objectifying women is not okay. and that referring to this type of behavior as simply affection or grandpa-like or friendly is ridiculously dismissive and part of the problem. on friday, former nevada assemblywoman lucy flores recalled a 2014 event where biden approached her from behind, smelled her hair and kissed her head. >> this isn't new. i'm not bringing up something that people have not been aware of. >> reporter: biden has a tendency to be affectionate with women while on the campaign trail. flores says biden's behavior wasn't sexual, but should be a factor in the democratic primary. and yet, where he to win the nomination and square off against president trump -- >> that's not even a question. of course i would support biden. >> reporter: in a statement, biden said over the years i have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort, and not once, never, did

so from hartford present an economic adviser larry summers said the budget forecast will rise to 3%,ecause of the administration policies. there enough of you believe in the tooth fairy and ludicrous supply-side economics been so larry summers got it wrong but liberal economist and new york times columnist got it really braun saying the president. >> cuts are ineffective and the text bubble may be deflating an this quoting i think that there is quite good chance we will have a recession later this yea or next year. they went on to say the ministration doesn't have an infective response is stuffed slows down. remember the economy had a significant rate despite a, shu down in january and despite an ongoing tradede dispute with ch and paul krugman isn't the only one who brought up the r word. >> the deals are slipping a negative for the first time since 2007 right before the great recession. sometimes in this happens this indicates another recession may be coming. >> sure it is coming. it's been falling since we had one very good quarter last year at the beginning and since then it has

kennedy senator is at the t idal basin, and he was going to have the olympia, the constellation, the hartford at another ship on display along with a 90,000 square-foot naval museum, and here we are in world war ii. anti-directs olympia to get an overhaul in preparation for this naval museum. unfortunately, what also happens in april 1945 is that roosevelt dies, and with that, that whole vision of a naval museum goes away. eventually philadelphia gets the ship. there is a reserve basin in philadelphia. it is there because it is fresh and olympia is laid up in 1922 and stays there until the 1950's, but throughout that there are efforts in philadelphia to save the ship. on one, his father had served on the ship and he saw it as representative of that ethnic group's participation in the navy, it was very much of a save theing to ship through the courteous -- through the 1930's. was taken 1950's it over by a world war ii group who sighed as an emblem of what they stand for, and they take care of the ship basically until there are none of them left. there was no succession plan at that point, whic

(justine) in connecticut -- police say a university of hartford student stabbed two other students inent today. the campus was put in lockdown. but that has since been lifted. investigators say -- they found the suspect in the woods trying to leave the scene -- and arrested him. police say -- they believe the three students were working on a class project together when the stabbing happened. one victim is in stable condition -- the other in critical condition. (jr) after a pretty wet and rainy month -- engineers from the city of sausalito will reopen a road shutdown because of a mudslide. several blocks of sausalito boulevard closed after the mudslide on valentines day. the department of public works is in the process of reviewing proposals from consulting firms to supervise the cleanup of the debris. barriers are scheduled to be removed by five tomorrow evening. the mudslide hurt one woman, destroyed two homes and buried five vehicles. (jr) also tomorrow - the sales tax is going up in several bay area cities. new rates are about to take effect in alameda, antioch, martinez, redwood c

my name is tom hartford, and i'm here to speak for some of my members who are unable to live in the city that we actually work and take pride in working. many of us have lived in the city from an early time and got apartments that are affordable, and they cannot move and will not move because it benefits them. the rest of us that are coming in as younger members have to travel from great distances, sometimes as far as vallejo to be able to live. those times and distances and the costs in our wages and our labor really affects how we can perform and be a part of this society and community in san francisco. we would much rather not living here and be a part of the city and a part of this. on an annual basis, even though i belong to a union, if i take every show, i make $48,000. i ask that you consider making these changes to help all people, even the harder -- upper middle classes that are still within the poverty levels of san francisco. thank you. >> supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you, supervisor mar, for opening up this incredibly important conversation. as a

chevy cruise >>> joe biden has been accused again of inappropriate -- in an interview amy told the hartfordurrent that although it wasn't sexual, joe bideern rubbed noses with her la pos says she came faf forward after lucy flores accused biden of inappropriately kissing the back of her head in a statement biden said, in part, not once never did i believe i acted inappropriately. you know that saying let nature run its course. some tourists learned this lesson firsthand watch this group of tour is there enjoying the sites where that huge glacier suddenly collapses trade into the water forcing them to higher ground as the waves approach them. he posted the video to social media, and he said that that no one was injured. you are fixated. you want to watch it from beginning to end and just for us to kind of pause for a little bit so you can watch >> the way that wave just gathered momentum right at the end was -- i mean, it really showed the power of how much ice fell into the water. by the way, i'm just going to take a wild stab, francis. that water is not warm >> i think you might be a littl

kennedy senator is at the tidal basin, and he was going to have the olympia, the constellation, the hartford and another ship on display along with a 90,000 square-foot naval museum, and here we are in world war ii. he directs olympia to get overhauled in preparation for this naval museum. unfortunately, what also happens in april 1945 is that roosevelt dies. with that, that whole vision of a naval museum goes away. eventually, philadelphia gets the ship. the ship was up in philadelphia in the first place. mr. brady: there is a reserve basin in philadelphia. it is there because it is freshwater. ships last longer. and olympia is laid up in 1922 and stays there until the 50's. but, throughout that period, there are efforts in philadelphia to save the ship. on one, arthur, i'm trying to remember his name, he is an asian and his father served on that ship. he saw it as representative of that ethnic group's participation in the navy. it was very much of a driver trying to save the ship through the 1930's. and in the 1950's, it was taken over by a world war ii group who saw it as an emblem of wha

second woman is also alleging the former vice president touched her inappropriately in the past in hartfordourant newspaper in the lap. those claims biden pulled her into rubbed noses with her at a 2009 a fundraiser in greenwich lappas was an aide to us representative jim himes at the time she said that to the act was in sexually but adichie did initially question if biden plan to kiss her in her interview lappas said that she did not file a complaint because biden was the vice president at the time. >>showers showing up around the bay area now more snow for the sierra nevada 2 will talk about that 4 zone forecast is coming up. and if you're missing the hbo powerhouse series game of thrones a quick trip to vegas could satisfy your craving into the new season comes out. >>of yours quest for another trip to the final 4 comes to an end as the cardinal run into the defending champs. >>show you how it happened in the elite 8. and if you're streaming us on kron on on the news continues du >>brought to you by your northern california volkswagen dealers visit vw dealers dot com. >>well starting ton

a megachurch is defined by the hartford institute any church having 2,000 or more people an average weekendendance. one of the three major divisions of christianity. with the catholic and orthodox. fellowship church is one of the big ones in the state where everything is big. fellowship has nine campuses across dallas. attracting 25,000 people a week. with a broadcast reach to millions online. broadcast satellite churches for members to see. thousands of people get up, out of bed, get dressed and go to church to watch tv. meanwhile, i have 1,100 you tube followers. jealous? i have to stee how this works. i have asked him to take me to the holy command center. >> this is our control room. >> is the pass number a bible verse? >> oh, snap. >> i'll go connect with him. >> a preachers kid, ed grew up under the shadow of his father. who runs a church in houston. he played hoops in college. he founded fellow shp church with his wife in 1996. and figured out a way of doing church. >> our message is the god is prosex. >> the methods have received push back from traditional church goers. he's not tra

sanctuary cities only an idea that was previously denounced by white house sources meanwhile here in hartford mayor luke brown and speaking out against the tweets. >>this is just the latest in a long line of things that donald trump was done to it to demonize and dehumanize immigrants here he is literally. treating women and children as long or as a weapon in his political games, he and many people don't understand what it use a tree. >>the means. >>well there are several sanctuary cities and counties here in the bay area democratic leaders representing the bay area reacted to the president's plan and take a listen. >>the idea that the administration. in any way that it would be acceptable to use families and told run human beings as political retribution against their enemies should. infuriate every american want to ensure. >>there are thousands of dreamers who are here can continue to be here and be a part of this country and to the work and go to school to me it is unpresidential we have serious work to do. what is his purpose and tweeting i don't know but our purpose is working together t

there is a report from t hartford current that another connecticut woman made a very similar allegationwith the biden team has done, they put out a statement from biden himself on sunday morning saying that he can be very agreeable and be -- try to be affectionate. he's never meant any harm to any woman bwhatsoever and also you end up having his people sendt out t other women who we've seen video from who have been whispered in their ear or touched on their shoulders, that that was welcome behavior by these testimonials from these different women. that's how the biden team has pushed back. >> this is just beginning to bubble up we'll hav to wait and see how this plays out. at the moment biden is basicalln running neck neck in the earlyve poles witont senator bernie sanders. he's raising a lot of money, but the question, is this more about his statu and how viable he is or does it say more about the way political fundraising is done now? >> so joe biden, if he decides get in the race, one thing that would benefit him is just name i.d. being barack obama's vice president. everyone knows w

areas from new york city to hartford to providence. the next storm more heavy rain. pattern with one rain storm after another moving through the middle of the country. pretty wet middle of april. saturday looks nice in the ohio valley. by time we get to sunday, notice the rain. it's lingering in this area in the deep south. we already have the mississippi river very high. more water to that area too and light rain in the great lakes. sneak out a decent day on sunday right along the east coast after that all our friends on the west coast a lot of storms will be coming in over the upcoming weekend too. april showers and may flowers should look pretty. >> thank you, bill. >> that's the saying. >> that's the saying. not sure if it's put into practice. still ahead another facebook breach this time more than 500 million users were exposed and there's a connection to amazon. we'll explain next. - i think the best company's succeed as a team and our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. we order custom ink to welcome new employees, personalize team shirts, and even

airport delays out of new york, albany, possibly that of boston and hartford, too. storms in areas of oklahoma. i don't think it's too bad. but then tomorrow, into thursday afternoon, we should get heavy rain from lake charles, to shreveport, to little rock. it's mostly an afternoon and evening risk. maybe an isolated tornado. well have to watch out for flooding in that region. we'll get the spring rebound. this is what everybody is waiting for, finally warm things. you but as we get to tomorrow, we start to watch the warmth heading to the east. 68 to memphis. 73 until areas of west virginia. finally, guys, this weekend, d.c., 71, saturday, 73. sunday, it looks really nice. it's a slow warmup but we're going to get there. >> we just did that really quick, too. >> just in case you're wondering i'll be off this sound and able to actually enjoy it. thank you for that. brilliant news. >> i'll miss your show. i watch it every weekend. >>> moving on, the trading rollout. >>> global stocks meanwhile are getting a word that u.s. and china are closing in on a new deal. your

a mega church is defined by the hartford institute as any patriot statue of liberty christian church having more than 2,000 people in attendance a week. process stand is with roman catholic and the orthodox church. process stands that attend baptist and lutheran churches, but fellowship is a big one in a state where everything is big. they have nine campuses and attracted 25,000 people a week with a broadcast reach to millions on line and service in grapevine is for all of his members to see. that means thousands of people get up and get out of bed and get dress and go to church to watch tv. i have 1100 youtube followers. jealous? i have to see how this works. i asked them to take me to the holy command center. >> this is the control room. >> is it like a bible verse? >> i'm going to turn you guys over to pastor derek. >> a preacher's kid, he grew up under the shadow of his father in houston. after playing hoops at florida state and cutting his teeth in smaller churches around texts on, he founded fellowship church and figured out a new way of doing church. >> the message is that god

here's a quote from her in the hartford current. she said biden supports women and gender equality, he would step aside and support one of the many talented and qualified women running. now, is that miss lapos feeling offended ten years later or she wants a woman -- >> there's no doubt whatsoever that some of these attacks are politically motivated. there's no doubt whatsoever that lucy flores, a huge bernie sanders supporter and is as you pointed out speaking the same language. so i don't have any doubt. that said, that is politics. you have to go through fire. you have to deal with it and how you push back on it determines if you're going to be president or the candidate. he has not pushed back well. not on this or other things. that speaks to his ability to get elected president of the united states. this is not an easy task for him or anybody else. whoever comes out of this primary will have to deal with this, whether they're a man or women. >> what they might end up doing, killing off their best shot to beat donald trump. if th

amy lappos telling the hartford current, biden pulled her close to rub noses with her.vice president at the time. a biden spokesperson referred cnn to a statement the former vp issued on sunday, claiming never did i believe i acted inappropriately. >>> several influential women are coming out in support of biden. house speaker nancy pelosi told reporters she does not believe these allegations disqualify him from becoming president. dianne feinstein saying he's a tactile person, he grabs you, holds your arm, that kind of thing. that's it. >>> the census bureau has prepared two versions of the national survey next year. one includes a highly controversial citizenship question. the other does not. the government says it faces a july 1st deadline for printing the forms. two federal judges ruled the trump administration added the are you a citizen question improperly and ordered it removed. >> democrats say asking that question will lower response rates among immigrant households and could result in undercounts that could affect congressional apportionment and federal fundin

specifically hartford aircraft and the aircraft themselves usually had enough pilots. that was a bigger problem for the japanese than us losing pilots. water, also an issue. there were methods of making water safe to drink that were there the marines didn't like to do that. the prophylaxis question, i'm not sure. by vietnam they had developed prophylaxis, but i'm not sure they had in world war ii. does anyone have any wisdom on the about whether or not they do? we need to get doctor millet appear. you do not know how lucky we are to have him here. >> we will get to the break here. thank you very much. >>> this is a sample of the comparing history programs like lectures in history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on cspan-3 >>> friday night on american history tv on cspan-3, from our american artifacts series, tour of the baseball americana exhibit with the library of congress, susan rayburn shows us the earliest mentions of baseball and books and diaries from after the american revolution. also recently discovered pre- civil war documents known as baseb

amy lappos telling a hartford television station that biden made unwanted contact with her during a political fund-raiser in 2009. >> it's not rape, but it does need to be rape to not be right. he walked up to me and wrapped his hands around my face like that, pulled me in, and started rubbing noses with me. it wasn't, like, an eskimo kiss and then stopped. it was for, like, a good 15 seconds. i remember thinking, "is he going to kiss me?" >> harris: some high-profile democrats are standing by joe biden, including house speaker nancy pelosi and senator dianne feinstein. peter doocy with the story in washington and the latest. peter? >> harris, joe biden's decision not to apologize to his first accuser, lucy flores, inspired his second accuser -- a former congressional aide named amy lap post -- to come forward with a story about when she thought he was going to kiss her. >> i was pretty grossed out by statement. i was actually more offended than by his statement than what he did. because i feel like that is not accepting any responsibility. b, we all know that he does tha that. >> she says sh