. >>> a woman fatally shot by concord police has been identified as 55-year-old valerie hawkins, she was killed outside her home in downtown concord, police were responding to a call hawkins made to the 911 dispatcher saying she had a gun and wanted to kill herself, but officers say they were forced to open fire when she pointed her gun at them. >> one officer fired one shot at the woman and struck her, we did call emergency medical aid for her to the scene whoever she was pronounced dead here at the scene. >> investigators say hawkins had a long history of mental illness. >>> emergency crews extracted two people from a vehicle that rolled over in a crash this morning at georgia and sacramento streets, fire officials pulled the roof of a vehicle that had landed on its side, officials say one person suffered none serious injuries and declined treatment, crews took the other person to the hospital. no word on that person's condition. investigators are looking into what led up to the crash. >>> an on-line petition has been launched to close the petalooma wildlife museum after photos and

the woman has been identified at a 57-year-old valerie hawkins. show was suicidal and called sunday saying she had a gun. the officers went to the house on pacheco street and pound her outside holding a gun. hawkins refused to drop the firearm and pointed it at an officer would shot her once in self-defense. neighbors are stunned. >> we saw police kneeling with guns drawn. behind the parked car. right outside the house. my daughter said she saw the woman sitting on the front porch. >> hawkins died at scene. she has a history of mental illness. the contra costa county sheriff and district attorney are investigating. >>> san jose police say a man called them after he stab add woman to death in the eastern foothills. a woman was found suffering from multiple stab wounds at home on canyon ridge drive. police have recovered what appear to be murder weapon. the two knew each other. this is the 16th homicide of 2014. >> a north bay tech executive will be arraigned on charges of assault with a deadly weapon in collection with a violent road rage incident.

investigators say hawkins called 9-1-1 saying she had a gun and wanted to kill herself. when police arrived. investigators say hawkins pointed the gun at an officer and that's when they opened fire. investigators say hawkins had a long history of mental illness. >> >> massive manhunt for orville fleming came to an end when detectives spotted him getting onto a bus. investigators say fleming admitting to killing his girlfriend. his arrest comes more than two weeks after her body was found. investigators say she had been stabbed to death. today, her sister-in-law said the entire family has been on edge since it happened. >> in shock for 15 days, now, we are totally relieved that he is out. i will say, we will be able to sleep better knowing no one else will get hurt. >> reporter: investigators say this was complicated by fleming's extensive skill in the outdoors as well as his familiarity with california's mountains. >> >> fog along the ocean of san francisco. we had fog this morning. these were the highs recorded today. 85 in fairfield. 87 in concorde. the highs today, a

investigators say hawkins called 9-1-1 saying she had a gun and wanted to kill herself.hen police arrived. investigators say hawkins pointed the gun at an officer and that's when they opened fire. investigators say hawkins had a long history of mental illness. >> >> massive manhunt for orville fleming came to an end when detectives spotted him getting onto a bus. investigators say fleming admitting to killing his girlfriend. his arrest comes more than two weeks after her body was found. investigators say she had been stabbed to death. today, her sister-in-law said the entire family has been on edge since it happened. >> in shock for 15 days, now, we are totally relieved that he is out. i will say, we will be able to sleep better knowing no one else will get hurt. >> reporter: investigators say this was complicated by fleming's extensive skill in the outdoors as well as his familiarity with california's mountains. >> >> fog along the ocean of san francisco. we had fog this morning. these were the highs recorded today. 85 in fairfield. 87 in concorde. the highs today, a li

show is 57-year-old valerie hawkins. she was suicidal and called 9-1-1.e said she had a gun and wanted to kill herself. officers phone her outside holding a gun. police say hawkins refused to drop the gun and pointed it at an officer would shot her once in self-defense. neighbors are stunned. >>> we saw police kneeling with guns drawn. right outside the house. my daughter said she saw the woman sit on the front porch. >>> hawkins died at the seen. investigators say she has a history of mental illness. the sheriff and district attorney are investigating the case. >>> a man called them after he stabbed a woman to death in the eastern foothills. officers found a woman suffering from multiple stab wounds and died at the hospital. the suspect and the victim knew each other. the man was calm when they arrived. police have recovered what appears to be the murder weapon. this was san jose's 15 the -- 15th homicide of 2014. >> a technical executive will be charged for a violent incident of road rage. a 40-year-old man nine this video was riding his bicycle last mo

hawkins picked her up. >> when i first jumped in the car, thought he was a trick.ost of the gentlemen on division are older white men, you know, and they have money. it was nothing like that. and we know that, and that's okay, but i am sure the perception is of that. >> i am what you call an empty nester. i am by myself. my family has always been ones willing to take somebody in that needed some help. i would like to see her straighten out her life, and if i could be part of the thing that helps her do this, great. how you been? >> i been good, how are you? >> you tried getting a hold of me the other day and you never called back. >> you know if i don't call or something, that means i'm locked in my cell. >> yeah. >> you can write me though. >> i can what? >> you can write me a letter. >> yeah. >> right from across the street! >> yeah. >> i ate all my commissary already, so i have to wait until friday. i am so hungry. >> there's a lot of hope for her if she chooses to do something about it. she has only been out there a couple years now, so she remembers a very goo

hawkins was pronounced dead at the scene. ahead no one else was injured. dog: get four years get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection, even a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497. the memorial day sale is ending soon. jose police are on scene of an overnight deadly shooting officers received a call of a person shot on gridley street. when they arrived they found that the evidence that they've read and write think it may be as a public transit instead of driving this it is the ticket on the peninsula 3 it's a strain not allayed of the central valley. so many metro okay. for resume our traveling three influential, will prefer am out that the victim was taken to the hospital by a hawks friend. police then went to the hospital and found the male victim with at least one gunshot wound. no suspects have been arrested at this time. this is san jose's 17th homicide this year. another homicide investigation going on right now in san jose. someone stabbed a woman to death. it happened around 5 last night o

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she was 50-year-old valerie hawkins, shot outside a home near downtown concord. investigators say officers were at the house baja kins had called 911, saying she had a gun and wanted to kill herself. they say an officer was forced to shoot her when she pointed her weapon at police. investigators say hawkins had a long history of mental illness. >>> family and friends describe san jose's latest homicide victim as a loving father and husband. family members tell us jimmy copas, jr. went out with his wife to get gasoline last night. when they came home, someone in a honda drove by and shot him. he died at the hospital. investigators say they don't know the motive for last night's shooting. >>> san jose police have already made an arrest in connection with a separate killing last night. a woman was stabbed to death on canyon ridge drive just before 5:00 p.m. police arrested a man at the scene. >>> a man caught on surveillance video robbing and then kicking a woman in the head has been sentenced to six years in prison. ktvu's david stevenson was the only reporter to s

hawkins didn't break into the nfl conventional way. the star wideout for the browns is here with us with an inspirational story. thank you for coming on. great to see you. how does it feel to be with the browns? >> it feels good. it feels good. excited to be here. actually where it all started. getting excited about last year's season and building upon next year. gerri: i was shocked how fast you were. you can move. no wonder they picked you up. i know your story is amazing and you had to leave the country to get into the nfl. you went to the montreal aloe wets. tell us what happened from there and how you managed this trek, this very arduous trek. >> well i went to the cfl, like you said in the canadian football league. coming out of college, i didn't get picked up. and one thing led to another. i was able to get to canada and parlay that into an opportunity in the nfl. gerri: you went to cincinnati, right? >> uh-huh. gerri: but you also as i understand it, you had a hard time with the nfl lockout. what happened there? >> well, i sign

tell us who your great grandfather is. >> the great connie hawkins. >> the hall of famer connie hawkins basketball yourself? you like to play basketball? what do you want to do when you grow up? >> i want to be just like you, robin. >> i mean -- >> thank you. >> everybody, this is holland. i understand your mom has gotten you interested in flea marketing. have you been bitten by the bug? >> yes. i like any kind of shopping. >> you break for yard sales? >> yep. >> good. that's very, very important. and what do you want to do when you get older? >> i kind of want to be a lawyer. >> good. i do, too. thank you so much for coming. have you had a good time? >> yes. >> look at the necklace. that's really my necklace you have on. all of them are going to be back, all of our mini-mes will be back on friday. yeah. let's get to ginger, now, at the beach in atlantic city, for a final check of the weather. >> on the carousel. 1 of 25 rides. 12 of them, brand-new. look at miles. we're having fun, aren't we? give them a wave, miles. a great group despite a little mist out here. let's talk about a plac

benjamin hawkins, a federal agent to the southern indians. when he first got wind of the movement which is largely religious and very militaristic, he says that they were possessed of a conquering spirit, the master, the great spirit figure. and so i thought that was appropriate for that perspective. also, of course, when the americans were attacked in their response was to respond in kind and basically go into an all-out war. kind of captured the essence of what was going on all sides of this conflict. initially was part of a team contacted by the alabama historical commission to look at what has been going on here. a lot of digging. we had thousands of artifacts and the report. we spent about a year in 2003 analyzing the collections. in the process of doing that we began to read about history and see. a very old. a lot more evidence available now than back in the 1890's. the last major work it been done the archaeology read that mean to the history. people who read see that the american frontier life, lots of different perspectives. underre

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police have now identified the woman as 57-year-old valerie hawkins. investigators say officers were responding to a call hawkins made to 911, saying she had a gun and wanted to kill herself. officers say they arrived at the scene to find the woman armed. police say they ordered her to drop her weapon, but she refused and instead pointed her gun at them. >> one officer fired one shot at the woman and struck her. we did call emergency medical aid for her to the scene. however, she was pronounced dead here at the scene. >> investigators say hawkins had a long history of mental illness. >>> fresh fruits, vegetables, healthy food at a new grocery store, all supposed to go to people in need, specifically for women, infants and children with wic vouchers. the problem is the store isn't accepting those vouchers. noel walker is in east oakland tonight. is it a company decision not to accept those wic vouchers? >> reporter: no, not at all. in fact, the manager here tell me they want to be able to accept the wic vouchers and have applied to do so, but because of

joining us now is lee hawkins. it is great to have you here. >> it's good to be here. we reported this comment ended up being three times the original amount. >> they have identified this from . still believe the lawsuit against the sale and the nba for the fiduciary duty and antitrust and all those other factors as well. lou: interestingly this billion dollar lawsuit hasn't done a thinto do at that. >> it's a separate case. lou: you do not suppose that he and his wife are talking strategy together. >> that could always be the case, with the 2 billion-dollar price tag, when you look at that, that's more than three times the valuation. lou: it is more than lebron james makes? >> yes, lot more. that one you think about it, what is the value to steve ballmer? he gets access into the 30 most powerful businessmen in the world. that's what happens with an nba team, you invest in a team. lou: he wasn't exactly running the rotary club in des moines, i was. [laughter] >> will look at what it did for mark cuban. he bought the dallas mavericks. and the crown jewels of all this po

joining us live is kimberley hawkin in washington right now. this visit comes as obama deals with criticism at home over the treatment of veterans seeking care at v.a. hospitals. is there a chance this surprise visit will counter the negative press? >> reporter: it will help. there's the feeling from 32,000 soldiers in afghanistan that they'd like to be home with their families this memorial day weekend, here in person to be honoured for their service. the fact that the president made the surprise visit on the memorial day weekend had a lot of mileage. you could tell by the reaction when he gave his speech, sprinkled with local references to make them feel comfortable and appreciated. at the same time he touched on the controversy in the united states, the one that many veterans would came back after serving in afghanistan, the one where veterans coming back face long waits and broken promise from the veterans association, something that the president said would be resolved. >> we'll take care of our wounded veterans, it's not a prom. >> it's a

as charlotte hawkins explains, he is facing a series of challenges to get ukraine's economy back on track. >> poroshenko, the confectionery king, has made billions for himself. now he is hoping he can do the same for his country. the bank predicts the economy will contract by seven percent this year. he has his work cut out. after supporting ukraine's pro-european demonstrations, the new president says one of his top right or these assigning an eu treaty -- top priorities is treaty as soon as possible. >> we will take decisive steps to bring to life the main elements of the eu association we should do everything possible to bring european values to ukraine. leading towards europe, but poroshenko has strong business ties to russia, too, and his negotiating skills with moscow will be put to the test. azprom has threatened to cut off supplies if ukraine does not pay the $1.66 billion bill in advance. as situations were showing -- worsen with russia, exports could take a hit. ukraine is also under pressure from the international monetary fund. it has pledged 1.7 billion euros in aid. we also

jerod hawkins reports.usy seems that this polling station is across the free -- the three final states for voting. 63 million residents are eligible and having their say. >> i voted. i voted for good leader. we hope that the winner will work to ensure women's safety and for the development of the country. >> one of the 41 seats being monday, it is a high-profile contest. it is here that narendra mode he finds his seat. the hard-line hindu nationalist is widely expected to win the election. a crisis ofes stagnancy. we need to create momentum. if we can move this, other things will start to move on their own. >> if he wins, it will end 10 years of government by the congress party, shown campaigning here on friday, the leader comes from a long line of distinguished politicians. but the party has lost support, dogged by corruption scandals. theng off against him is anticorruption champion. unlikely to win the seat here, he still wants to shake up the election. conclude five weeks of voting in the world's larges

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. >> police identified the woman killed at 57-year-old valerie hawkins. she had a long history of mental illness. >>> san jose police say they have a suspect in custody after a woman was stabbed to death at a home in the foothills. police were called to the home on canyon ridge drive just before 5:00 last night. when they arrived they found a woman who had been stabbed several times. a man was taken into custody at the scene and is being questioned. this is the 16th homicide investigation of the year in the city of san jose. >>> a san francisco catholic school's decision to include a senior's graduation school is creating a lot of controversy. and students plan to wear ties to school in protest. it's all because a female student was wearing a tuxedo. but because she didn't wear a dress, which is required for all female students in graduation photos at the school, the school has decided not to include her photo in the school's yearbook. now the school has released this statement. it says we are deeply proud of our students at sacred heart cathedral. it's a

here is charlie hawkins. >> 1814 on the bay, a cannon announces the arrival of the emperor. napoleon disembarked his ship and depth foot on the island of elba the place he has chosen for exile. 200 years later, costumed enthusiasts from all over europe celebrate the bicentenary of the event. >> it has come alive. it is wonderful to see the military officers wandering around. it makes you feel you are there. >> upon arrival at the palace, the emperor reviews his troops. it is a proud day for the italian actor playing him. >> i have almost 600 books on the emperor and i am still collecting. elba became known around the globe thanks to his majesty. >> on the island, napoleon build roads, schools, and a hospital. he it is also here that he planned his comeback. >> soaking up the atmosphere, the environment that the emperor lived in everyday for almost a year which helped him to decide to return to france. it is really moving. >> commemorative activities will continue until february next year. two centuries after napoleon's kindest and the pressure from the island, back to paris

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on the next "washington journal," david hawkins looks at the history of congressional committees.ealth policy reporter louise nofsky explores the following uninsured rate in the u.s. also, pay and benefits for active military personnel. we will take your calls, and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. during question time this week, british prime and mr. david cameron called the kidnapping of hundreds of nigerian schoolgirls and active. evil and said that the u.k. would offer any assistance necessary to nigeria. later, the prime minister responded to questions about the proposed takeover of the u.k. pharmaceutical giant astrazeneca by pfizer. this is just over 35 minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. thisdition to my duties in house, i will have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the proud father of three sure that them entire house will share my deep concern for the more than 270 nigerian schoolgirls held captive in that co

and david hawkins is senior edettor for roll call. >> you had a quick explaning a to what the irs is trying to decide between advocacy and politics. can you share that with the v viewers. the issue is not stopping nonprofit groups from speaking out on marries of public policy. trying to decide when does advocating for a policy point of vow. a group can say send a message to washington to stop waejing a war on coal. clearly poll teches would be vote for mitch mcconnell and he will defeat obama's war on coal. the question is where is that gray area? if it is on the political side they have to disclose the donors and that is a bad idea most think. >> you said jonna that you think it is a victory for the gop, why? >> it is a victory of sorts, because there is a lot of pressure from septemberor schummer and other leberal democrats that wanted to focus on republican leaning and that's how the irs scandal came to be. and the irs is trying to come up with neutral rules about how to have that policy desire. turns out you can't do it. it is a victory and it would have been bad for free speech

police officers shot and killed 57-year-old valeri hawkins outside her home. she phoned 911, said she had a gun and wanted to harm herself. she came out, refused orders to drop the gun and pointed the gun at the police. >>> his two week run from the law is over. a former cal fire official has been arrested, accused of killing his girlfriend. orville fleming has been arrested in elk grove. he has been on the run since may 1 when the body of sarah douglas was found inside their home in sacramento. sheriff's deputies combed the mountains. he is an avid outdoorsman and had access to fire road, trails and cal fire stations across california. >>> let's take you back to the devastating fires in san diego county. we learned a 57-year-old man is facing arson charges, accused of setting one of the wildfires that swept through the counsel think this week. the fire he set broke out wednesday and burned acres in oceanside. so far he hasn't been connected to the other fires. earlier we learned two teenagers are facing charges in connection with two smaller fires. five of th

i'm lucy hawkins. our top story this hour.ut antigovernment demonstrations in turkey following the worst ever mining accident. 280 men are confirmed dead. >>> the crisis has escalated after the deaths of three people and a grenade and gun attack on antigovernment protestors. >>> activity on the sun is sparking lightning strikes here on earth. we've just heard from the new study. scientists say gusts of high speed have impact on our weather. the sound of lightning strikes increases according to speed and intensity of solar winds. our correspondent rebecca is with us now. explain more about the study and what they found. >> kind of fascinating. you have to start with the sun. think of the sun as the great big rotating fiery ball of plaza. all the time particles are boiling off. it's like being on the stove and steam coming off. they travel 1 trillion kilometers per hour. they seem to affect our weather. scientists found out when the intensity and speed of particles are at the highest, lightning storms were happening much more of

and then a new band from taylor hawkins of foo fighters this is their self- titled album the birds ofe at&t stage. they brought lots of smoke machines. tomorrow night shailene woodley will be here, aasif mandvi will join us, and we'll have music from iggy azalea. and we have a new show for you on friday with nathan lane, adam carolla, and music from royal blood. please join us for those. >> jimmy: our first guest is a very fine actress and human being whose hard work has earned her a bafta award, a golden globe and even a baby daughter. you can see her show complete disregard for the time-space continuum alongside tom cruise in the new movie "edge of tomorrow." it opens in 2-d, 3-d, and imax june 6th, please welcome emily blunt. ♪ >> you look fantastic. hard to believe you had a baby this century. never mind four months ago. >> three months ago. >> jimmy: three months ago. >> yes. mother's day. lovely. we want to santa barbara. really nice. >> did you take the baby? >> baby came with us. most mothers like to be left alone with a bottle of champagne. not now. when she is a teenager. >>

rebounded from multiple bankruptcies like larry smith here or beat all the odds in the nfl like andrew hawkinsy signed wide receiver for the cleveland browns we want to bring you positive headlines that impact your life. people are wanting to do that right away. we want to spotlight that. our next guest calls himself an average joe but he saved $60,000 on a $40,000 salary. joining me a special education teacher and financial literacy coach from georgia. author of simple book of financial wisdom, teach your kids how to live wealthy with little money. danny, welcome. >> thanks, gerri for having me on. gerri: great to have you here. all right, let's start with the story how you were able to set aside all this money. what was your savings plan? >> well, we just did a dollar-cost-average. when my wife and i tracy got married 14 years ago we started setting money aside for our retirement. every single month a set amount comes out of our paychecks before we have a chance to see it, touch it, get used to it and spend it. so it is taken out invested dollar-cost-average into mutual funds. over the cours

of phrase hawkins used as a federal agent when he first got wind of the movement that was religious atrst he said they were possessed of a conquering spirit by the master of brass the of the show and the great spirit. i thought that was appropriate but when they were attacked the response was to respond in kind to go to the all-out war so that captured the essence but initially as part of a team that was contacted by the historical commission to look at what was going on the last 50 years. we had thousands of artifacts. we spent a year in analyzing the collections and that we begin to read upon the history to see a lot of very old ideas that needed to bdm and -- that needed to be examined. the archaeology led me to the history. i hope people that read this see the american frontier life had a lot of different perspectives the creek perspective is underrepresented and indian perspective in general but i hope people try to understand they were not evil incarnate as for trade and they had legitimate grievances it is tragic from all perspectives but i you for it to them as similar to many

school alumni, hawkins school, and the legal society. we thank you for your support. today is the annual form on the american justice system a possible from a generous gift from paul the view walter and jesse glassman. thank you for your support. we also welcome students to today's student. participation is made possible by a gift from the development hype one company. joining us today are students from westlake high school. students, please stand and be recognized. [applause] thank you all for being here. program is also in partnership with the cleveland metropolitan bar association and we could not be more delighted. let us return to our speaker for our traditional city club question and answer. -- answer period. holding the microphone are program director terry miller -- kerry miller. >> i am a graduating senior this year. i would like to say thank you for inviting us. my question today is -- earlier today, i had the pleasure of talking to judge dawson and he said that you should really plan out your goals to set a steady path for you

. >> police have now identified the woman who was killed as 57- year-old valerie hawkins.estigators say she had a long history of mental illness. >>> your time's now 7:34. we want to get back to the developing news we were telling you about of a deadly shooting. it happened in san jose. we were just talking about it a couple of minutes ago. it happened outside of a home on gridly street. janine de la vega is there now and janine, you talked to the victim's family. what happened? >> reporter: yes, the mother was here as well as the aunt. they say that the victim is 25 years old. they are in shock, and they are grieving. in a couple of hours they're going to go view his body. they're in disbelief this happened. they says he was with his wife. they had just finished getting gas, and he was shot while he was in his car here on gridley street. let's go to video we had earlier. at 11 last night, police received a 9-1-1 call that the man had been shot. when officers arrived they couldn't find the victim, and they determined that the man had been taken to the hospital by a family

. >> police have identified the woman killed as 57-year-old vally hawkins.rs say she had a long history of mental illness. >>> students at a catholic school in san francisco cyathea will show support for one of their fellow students. this after a decision to exclude that student's senior photo from the yearbook. ktvu tara moriarty is joining us live from sacred heart cathedral prep with more on this growing controversy. >> reporter: some of the classmates will be wearing bow ties to school to honor jessica arbina. let's take a look at picture that was yanked from the school yearbook because jessica was wearing a book and not the required female dress. the school says it's simply abiding by the rules set forth by the arch diocese of san francisco. the school has released this statement. as we prepare to pass out yearbooks, it's always regretful when a student picture is omitted. we work tireless to make sure all students pictures are used in the future. her brother michael says the family will be meeting with school administration to talk about this matter fu

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. >> police have now identified the woman killed as 57-year-old valerie hawkins.rs say that she had a long history of mental illness. >>> your time is 6:36. a woman accused of attacking a little girl with a tire iron she now faces a hate crime in addition to attempted murder. 20-year-old transient maria galrati appeared in court yesterday. she hit a four-year-old girl with a tire iron inside the walmart on story road tuesday morning. the girl's father was also hit. prosecutors say she targeted them because they are asian. she is being held without bail. she is due back in court in one week. >>> san francisco catholic high school decision to exclude a senior graduation photo has some students in an uproar. they say she was not included because of what she was wearing and that is not fair. tara moriarty is joining us now from sacred heart cathedral school. >> reporter: some students will be wearing bow ties to school today to show their support spur jessica arbina. let's take a look at the picture that was banned from the yearbook. she was supposed to wear the requi

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philip hawkins of oklahoma city, oklahoma. yi of hong kong. jenny rice of san diego, california.ulin jeong of china. the white house correspondents association supports a student at the mcdill school of journalism with a $5,000 gift for a postgraduate student in the government and journalism -- track. that goes to brian to santos from northwestern university. the white house correspondents association supports a student at the university of california at earthly to a $5,000 gift towards a postgraduate degree for a student in the government and public affairs supporting track. chase. jennifer i'm sorry if i am messing your name up. of sacramento, california. [applause] the university of california at berkeley. on the university -- next, the university of maryland journalism college fund, some thomas.as -- simone [applause] are our own warnings for this evening. [applause] for thisawardings evening. let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] evening and laugh hard and a lot. [applause] you, april. thank you, mrs. obama. if you have a glass near, i would like you to raise a

steven hawkins of amnesty international said videotaping would help lift the veil of secrecy surroundingcutions. >> at this point, there have been journalistic accounts of hing, towns of people saying they can't breathe, and just when he gets bad, the state closes the curtain. we want to stop that curtain from being closed so the public can see firsthand just how barbaric, how torturous executions are, even under these so-called humane people injection procedures. >> a lawsuit filed by several media outlets last week called on missouri to disclose the type, quality, and source of lethal injection drugs. and the labor organizer an educator general baker has died. a founder of the league of revolutionary black workers, baker helped organize strikes at detroit auto plans of the 1960's. he was also one of the first public draft resisters during the vietnam war. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today we spend the hour remembering the pioneering african-american journalist william worthy. he died earlier t

it's the race in iowa where joni ernst is the front-runner to replace retiring senator tomahato tom hawkinormer u.s. attorney matt whitaker in s in this race and others. but it's ernst who has all the momentum thanks in part to that provocative tv ad which got her a ton of endorsements. her campaign also what the feel of a 2012 flashback, if you will. you're looking now at live pictures of an event in cedar rapids, iowa and mitt romney is going to be appearing shortly at an event on ernst's behalf. it's his first trip back to the hawk eye state since the presidential race. meanwhile texas governor rick perry is campaigning for the former u.s. attorney mark whitaker. top republican candidate must win 35% of the vote, otherwise there is a nominating fight that moves on to a special state convention on june 14th that will consist of about 23,000 delegates. democrats are preparing for the fact that ernst is going to be the nominee to take on democratic congressman bruce brayly in the fall. they are now trying to point out she is too conservative for the state of iowa. they got a bit more mater

we welcome friends of richard and beth kaplan, friends of joe silverman, hawkins school alumni, hawkins school, and the legal society. we thank you for your support. today is the annual form on the american justice system a possible from a generous gift from paul the view walter and jesse glassman. thank you for your support. we also welcome students to today's student. participation is made possible by a gift from the development hype one company. joining us today are students from westlake high school. students, please stand and be recognized. [applause] thank you all for being here. program is also in partnership with the cleveland metropolitan bar association and we could not be more delighted. let us return to our speaker for our traditional city club question and answer. -- answer period. holding the microphone are program director terry miller -- kerry miller. >> i am a graduating senior this year. i would like to say thank you for inviting us. my question today is -- earlier today, i had the pleasure of talking to judge dawson and he said that you should really plan out your goa

sarah hawkins from oklahoma city. vi from hong kong. min pham vietnam. and lastly, from china. student is supported with a $5,000 gift towards a postgraduate degree with the public affairs reporting track going to brianna from hayward, california. the white house correspondents association picks a student from the university of california at berkeley for a gift towards a postgraduate degree for a student in government and public affairs reporting track. i'm sorry if i'm messing your name up. the university of california at berkeley. next, the university of maryland college of journalism college thomas.mone [applause] and those are the awardees for this evening. let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] those are the centennial awardees for this evening. have a great evening. laugh hard and a lot. thank you, april. thank you, mrs. obama. if you have a glass near, i would like you to raise a glass with me. i would like to propose a toast to the president of the united states of america. to a long life. me, i would like to introduce the president of the united states and

. >> rollcall senior editor david hawkins looks at the history of congressional select committees.ographics of the population and the health care situation the u.s.. and, we would take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] for the first time in nearly three years, the washington monument will be reopening to visitors today. 150 cracks of been repaired after an earthquake caused major damage. will be talking with those involved in the restoration here "washington journal" this morning. house is not in session this week. the senate is working on energy efficiency legislation with a vote on keystone xl pipeline. on the sundaysion political shows yesterday over the select committee to investigate the september 1

joining us on the set here this morning, i want to welcome back david hawkins of roll call.enior editor there. to keep our conversation about in benghazi. we want to do it from a historical perspective. what has been the history of elect committees in congress? guest: i would say there been some great highs and lows politically and also some in terms of what they're found. some reputations have been cemented by the select committees, harry truman at the start of world war ii was just a freshman senator from missouri. he is put in charge of a select senate committee to investigate american military posture. it is what propelled him to national prominence which is what got him on the 1944 democratic ticket, which of course led to him becoming president next year when fdr died. i was followed by the army mccarthy hearings. , you have a labels john mccarthy as one of the great non-success stories of .nvestigatory power and senate sometimes it helps you select committees make someone's committee and a different way. this was actually about for five years ago, it was a select comm

also ahead, electronics arts founder, former strategy executive trip hawkin, silicon valley entrepreneuras a unique take on tech. stick around to find out what we're talking about. one more look at the premarket. s&p on track for a down week. know what that means. first back-to-back losses since january on a weekly bases for the s&p. "squawk on the street" live from post nine at the nyse when we return. >>> shares of verizon on the rise this morning. buffet's berkshire hathaway dan loeb's third point, paulson and company have added new stake in the dow component according to regulatory filings as it applies to berkshire. about $528 million and talk about how todd combs is evolving the portfolio, maybe deep near tech. >> i mean verizon is a yielder that has consisting cash flow that did a good deal. i know everyone is jumping all over the stock and by tuesday that will be forgotten. people say why did i pay up. what was going on. i happen to like verizon. you pay up 74 cents -- on a -- one of these statements the 13 that is filed and they sold it the next time you see it. i mean this is j

county road worker clancy nickels, his son, danny and friend wes hawkins. >> they may be stranded somewherer in such a way they avoided it, but right now, they have not been heard from. we haven't seen anything from the air. >> it flowed over to the next canyon, that's how much dirt moved. >> around 40-50 rescuers supported by a helicopter crew and unmanned heat seeking drones are trying to find the missing men. their efforts have been hampered. most of the area around the slide remains unstable and ripe for another slide. >> we have to try to assess how much we can do and how much probing and searching we can do and try to figure out from there. as far as clean up goes, you're looking at the new terrain of that valley. >> with the population of 700, it is one of those everybody knows everybody communities. not surprisingly, almost everybody seems to be agonizing over the polite of their three missing friends. >> how in the devil could this happen? i just. >> we grew up together, so it is part of our extended family, and it will work out. >> now the sheriff says he's gotten helpful advice o