thomas hill hubbard who represented a district that encompassed utica and cooperstown in upstate new york served in the house in the 15th and the 17th congresses. hubbard wasn't -- his career was not that long, not that distinguished, but fortunately for historians he wrote his wife phoebe many letters detailing his impressions of washington, the monroe administration, and his colleagues and these letters are at the library of congress. on christmas day 1817 just after the opening of the 15th congress hubbard wrote phoebe a long letter describing the hall of the house. now, this was interesting on a couple levels because at the time the house convened in the old brick capitol. congress' temporary quarters on the grounds of the modern day supreme court while the capitol was being repaired after the british had sacked it in 1814. we don't have many descriptions of sessions in that space and as i'm sure my colleagues will agree that research can be both -- can be very laborious, but there are those rare occasions those days when it is serendipitous and even sublime. on the second page o

other two men reportedly provided weapons and instructions to hubbard.reaking news this morning on that doomed malaysia harls flight that vanished in the indian ocean. more than two years ago and may have been a mass murder-suicide. evidence by new york magazine claimed the pilot simulated that suicide flight on his home computer. those sinister details originally discovered by fbi agents here in the united states were left out of malaysia's public report on the investigation. the plane was carrying 23 people from large -- beijing before disappearing from radar. an executive order would have granted felons to vote in the election. the order was wildly criticized swing state in favor of hillary clinton. the court saying governor mcauliff overstepped. order them to cancel registration of 11,000 felons who signed up over the last few months. those are your headlines. >> donald trump loved the supreme the mainstream media not so much. >> more like a war time president last night. >> very dark. whoever is running is trying to have a sunny atmosphere. had a su

reporter boyd hubbard has the incredible rescue story from rush city. >> reporter: on rush lake there'sing to jason galvin. >> in the breeze, just rings freedom. >> reporter: but this fourth of july weekend -- >> very patriotic. >> reporter: -- jason has taken his patriotism to new heights. that's the eagle's nest at which jason blanched yesterday as he was making a run for bait. but then this caught his eye. a young bald eagle hanging upside down from a rope. >> right then, i thought, man, that just doesn't look good. >> reporter: turns out others have been watching the eagle with concern, too. for more than two days. >> that's when we decided we really need to make some calls. >> reporter: jason's wife called everyone she could think of from the fire department to the dnr. >> it was one of those things what do we do, what can we do? >> reporter: the eagle was just too high. >> it's right up the road here. >> he jokingly said well, we can try and shoot it down. i said yep. that's what you're going to do. >> this is a ruger 1022. >> reporter: this might be a good time to show you this.

. >>> scientists at berkeley and hubbard have solved a long standed riddle. how do octopus camouflage themselves if they are color blind unlike people with three light receptors they have only one and that means they only see black and white but the usual pupils act like prisms scattering white light. the octopus changes the depth of the eyeball so the different wave lengths of light can be differentiated. now this hypothesis needs to be followed up and scientists are working on it. >>> a new tool from snap chat will allow users to share memories from the past. snap chat built his reputation about being about the now. all photos and videos disappear after just 24 hours. but no more. a new future called memories will allow to you save your pictures and videos to post in the future. you can even up load previously captured videos and pictures that are saved on your phone. >> and if you use facebook photo syncing, you could be at risk of losing all of your pictures. the palo alto based company is removing remnants of the smartphone apps photo syncing future tomo

ron hubbard was running an old news studio. >> that's why people say you're against fox, your criticsncluding a lot of staffers at fox, why is sherman out to get us? >> i did more than 600 interviews for my book, i talked to people inside the company, i have seen internal documents, but really just telling the truth about the culture at fox is not out to get them, it's really what it is, and if they don't like to believe that, it's up to them to decide. >> maybe the issue is fox makes it hard maybe to describe fox, for years you would get a call from a pr person at fox if you dared to describe them as a conservative cable news channel. that's how difficult it was to cover ailes at fox. >> really, brian, i think a lot of time for the american people, both on the left and the right were in denial about who roger ailes is and fox news is, scientology is a cult, but they don't have any political influence, roger ailes had a seat at the white house -- that is just the truth and it's going to take a long time, and it's starting to happen now, the events of the last week, people are really a

gregory hubbard, dayne christian and darren jackson from palm beach county had plans to fly to syria to join isis. the fbi reporting that the men talked about attacking the white house or the pentagon but had taken no actual steps to do so. if convicted they could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison. >>> and a washington state man wanted for the murder of his next-door neighbors was captured in mexico. john reed is his name and he was taken into custody friday in t town of sonora last seen in april when he was suspected of kill killing monique patenaude and patrick shunn. >>> the first of three officers in that targeted attack in baton rouge, louisiana, last weekend has been laid to rest. thousands turning out for matthew gerald who had joined the force earlier this year after serving in the military including three tours of duty in iraq. funerals for the other two slain baton rouge officers will be held today and on monday. >>> and three wnba players, teams and their players fined for wearing black lives matter t-shirts during warm-ups at recent games. the league is levying the

hubbard, jackson and christian were arrested on thursday.ubbard was taken down to miami international airport just before his planned trip to syria. the men told an undercover agent last year they wanted to fly to syria in order to fight with isis. >>> amid the attack in munich and other unrest overseas, authorities in philadelphia are upping the security for the democratic convention. former security for homeland douglas joins us. thank you for joining us. i want to get your reaction to the munich shooting. certainly, each of the horrific acts have their own unique motives and unique circumstances. what is your take away from the very unfortunate event that happened in munich last night? >> first of all, thanks for having me. i think in munich, we're starting to find out, tragically, it looks like a lone wolf situation. seems to be little tie to isis and terrorism. that's not to take away from how horrific it is and the tragic loss of life. you know, the german investigative services, when i was at dhs, i worked with them closely, are very,

federal prosecutors say 52-year-old gregory hubbard, 31-year-old dayne christian and 50-year-old darrenackson all from palm beach county had plans to fly to syria to join isis. the fbi reporting that the men also talked about attacking the white house or the pentagon, but had taken no actual steps to do so. if convicted, they could be sentenced up to 20 years in prison. >>> and a washington state man wanted for the murder of his next-door neighbors was captured in mexico. john reed is his name and he was taken into custody friday in the town of sonora. he was last seen in april when he was suspected of killing patrick shunn and his wife monique patenaude reportedly over a property dispute. reed is now jailed in arizona awaiting extradition to washington state. >>> the first of three officers killed in that targeted attack in baton rouge, louisiana, last weekend has been laid to rest. thousands turning out for the funeral of rookie police officer matthew gerald who had joined the force earlier this year after serving in the military including three tours of duty in iraq. funerals for the

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hubbard of north dakota. if you would approach the , you will be recognize for the purpose of making an amendment. excuse me, making a motion. i intended to make a motion to introduce the concept of a midterm national convention but in light of the interest of getting out of here, i think maybe somebody else can bring that on. [laughter] i withdraw. >> without objection it is withdrawn. i thought i heard mr. king have a sharp intake of breath at the idea of having another one in two years. submitted from colorado. if you would like to approach the microphone. you will be recognized for the purpose of making a motion. >> i will withdrawn my mentor. my amendment. >> that objection. withdrawn. it has been proposed. >> parliamentary inquiry. to the extent of that we are ,ealing with these final amendments, and they are withdrawn, are they able to be hindered downstream at some future point? >> not if they don't want the chairman to do my gavel at them. >> what about under parliamentary rules? >> once they have be

. >>> and former alabama house speaker mike hubbard has been sentenced to four years behind bars after being convicted last month of 12 felony ethics counts. state prosecutors had asked the judge for an 18 year sentence including 13 years on probation and a $1.1 million fine. it's a tough news day, guys. i'll turn it back over to you. >> boy, isn't it. >> thanks. >> next hour. >>> going into the last half hour of trade here for what has been a pretty volatile week to say the least. the dow up 241 points. we have a trader going to tell us what he's doing going into the close. >>> plus, coming up, moham mohamed el erian will weigh in on the jobs report and whether brexit is officially in the rear-view mirror. >>> sports fans and cord cutters, disney's espn is planning to offer a live streaming package directly to consumers on the web skipping tv providers altogether. we'll speak with the reporter breaking this story when we come back. reward points, every time i drive. .wanmyumber? and cash bacfor iving safe. and the power toutomatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the por

so it probably -- i don't know if you ever actually acknowledged that you and glenn hubbard were actuallyhe candidate this time around and advising him. did you ever concede that that was the case? >> so i'll break that news here. yes, in fact, i think jeb bush was a terrific policy thinker and i was honored to advise him. >> okay. so unfortunately it wasn't the right time or environment for a third bush. for whatever reason. are you advising anyone now on either side of the aisle? >> no. >> do you have a preference as to which way we take this country from here on out? >> so i have a huge preference for policy. and i would hope that between now and election day there's a rigorous discussion on policy. if we continue policies that we've been pursuing over the course of the post-crisis period, we will be lucky to be growing at the rate of 2.1%. which was the growth rate in the economy from the middle of 2009 to the middle of 2015. the bad news is we've been growing at a lower rate. so we do need a regime shift in policy. and i don't know -- you'd know better than i who's more likely to ena

hubbard is in blue island, illinois, democrats line.talked about a lot of issues, the delegates this morning. what have you heard, what do you want to talk about odor caller: good morning. thank you for c-span and washington journal. i really want to talk about bernie sanders. i feel bernie sanders is independent, and i don't think he can come to the dnc and demand so much. he has been independent for quite a while now. now all of a sudden he wants to be a democrat, and he holed out against hillary clinton? it seems like donald trump. ,his guy, he has got some ideas but don't try to force all of your ideas on the rest of the world. and i lost a too, lot of respect for him over this campaign deal. i am just not a bernie sanders fan, the bank -- period. host: next is eddie in blueberry, massachusetts. republicans line, you are on the washington journal. what is on your mind? limbaugh'm afraid rush elected democrats had it. i can't wait for this e-mail thing to blossom. she is supposed to be impartial. it will reflect on hillary, with her