jennifer as the rain pounded : alstead, then-governor john lynch was halfway around the world. >> the mission was to germany, ukraine and chezch republic. jennifer the trade mission was : not to be. as lynch arrived in berlin, an urgent phone call came in. >> i got on the next plane which was 45 minutes later and , returned home, went to eoc and alstead the next morning out. what he saw was horrifying. jenniferwhat he saw was horrifying. : >> the place was devastated, as we know. destroyed. lost their lives. communication was down, people didn' t have power. it was a mess. jennifer as he toured the town, everyone he saw. on it, his personal cell phone number. >> i wanted people to be able to call me direct, if they had a problem big or small, if i heard about it i could then contact the right people and make sure that problem was solved. state departments were jennifer activated, then the : federal government and non-profits. helpful, but the governor says alstead takes care of each other. every last one. >> i remember one night during debriefing we learned everyone had received gener

chief justice john roberts as clarencentonin scalia, thomas, stephen breyer, and loretta lynch feared here is a look at some of the departures following the mass which traditionally coincides with the start of the court term. i ♪ >> next, q and a with tony mauro. then british labour party leader -- conferencecon and then question time. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," tony mauro. he wrote the companion book to c-span's landmark cases book. he discusses some of the cases featured and also talks about the supreme court's new term. brian: tony mauro, when did you start covering the supreme court? tony: in 197hi

. >> last month texas senator john cornyn asked attorney general loretta lynch to appoint a special counselo take up the investigation. critics point to the doj's response to the tea party irs scandal and a lack of prosecution in the fast and furious gun program as examples of selective enforcement. but doj sources say prior investigations into former senator john edwards and new jersey senator bob menendez, both democrats, prove the department's impartiality. >> private email server during the select benghazi committee investigation. speaking of, one week from today clinton is expected to testify before that committee on capitol hill. it should make for a very interesting day. brett? >> kevin corke live. more on this with the panel. hillary clinton survives, some say she thrived in the first democratic debate. what is next for her campaign and that email investigation? we'll ask the panel, when we come back. >>> i'm a progressive. but i'm a progressive who likes to get things done. i never took a position on keystone until i took a position on keystone. >> when we talk about syria, you're

john farrell will return as manager next spring. to undergo cancer treatment. mike lynch joins us with more. mike: this ends any speculation off-season that is already underway. he will return as manager as long as he remains healthy. he finished chemotherapy last week, stability tonight for clean billing of health, full recovery time is three to six months. as insurance, the red sox have continued the contract that he will not pursue any open managerial jobs this off-season. also today, the final game for don arrest cillo. don: thank you for letting me into your homes, into your families for the last 15 years. last sunday at fenway will be my greatest memory of my life, i can tell you that right now, a tribute to me i will never forget ever. mike: as soon as the game ended, every member of the red sox out on the field tipping their cuts pointing to don orsillo thank him. jerry completely lost it. he never spoke in the ninth inning. he let it be don's moment. classy move by jerry as well. deserve a mulligan on this one. >> next on newscenter 5. ed: the wild months chain i

. >> last month texas senator john cornyn asked attorney general loretta lynch to appoint a special counselvestigation. critics point to the doj's response to the tea party irs scandal and a lack of prosecution in the fast and furious gun program as examples of selective enforcement. but doj sources say prior investigations into former senator john edwards and new jersey senator bob menendez, both democrats, prove the department's impartiality. >> private email server during the select benghazi committee investigation. speaking of, one week from today clinton is expected to testify before that committee on capitol hill. it should make for a very interesting day. brett? >> kevin corke live. more on this with the panel. hillary clinton survives, some say she thrived in the first democratic debate. what is next for her campaign and that email investigation? we'll ask the panel, when we come back. where our next arrival is... red carpet whoa! toenail fungus!? fight it! with jublia. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. are you g

john norman joins us from bank of america merrill lynch. this is a real economy discussion filtering in. francine: let's get to bloomberg's first world news in new york. isnie: president obama pushing back his timetable to bring americans home from afghanistan. the white house is expected to announce today that they will keep at least 5000 troops there 2016.2016 according -- the taliban and has stepped up attacks since the u.s. ended combat operations in afghanistan left december. more problems for volkswagen. they see some -- they face a mandatory recall in germany after cheating on omissions tests. regulators rejected their proposal for a voluntary callback. at majore delays airports across the u.s. last night because of a computer used for terror watch lists. the outage lasted 90 minutes. authorities don't think it was intentional. donald trump has a new target -- bernie sanders. after the debate, the republican front-runner says that he is a "socialist communist" pushing clinton to the left. >> i watched her to the -- s he has to give e

lynch mob. >> mike hanna live in west jerusalem. u.s. secretary of state john is due to hold talks with israeli and palestinian leaders in germany later this week and says finding a resolution to the crisis is paramount. >> the united states remains deeply concerned about and engaged in efforts to help israel with respect to its security and we also share a global interest in seeing the region find a way forward to avoid this kind of confrontation and senseless loss of life. >> thousands of refugees have been arriving at the croatia border trying to get to slovania and changed to western europe after hungary filled its border over the weekend and we report. >> reporter: in the dark of night and the rain they walk west, their final destination unknown. most are from syria escaping war all trying to find refuge somewhere in europe. >> in ten days we would have 35 migrants in slovania which is unacceptable for us. >> in the no man's land between croatia and slovania police fire shots in the air. officers tell them to wait behi behind barbed wear fences and hungary

john: love, because they're trying to create a better life for their families. that statement appalls dennis lynch who spent his own money making three anti-immigration documentaries titled they come to america. >> they rape our kids and kill our neighbors. >> it's not safe to not screen these people. >> they steal our jobs. john: no, that's totally deceitful says alex narrasta of the cato institute, alex? >> they create a lot more jobs than they take in the united states. the data is clear on this. john: that's how i read the data. dennis you obviously disagree and spending your own money making the movies. >> you classified the movies as anti-immigrant, anti-illegal immigrant. john: you don't want to let more people in legally either. >> i wanted the legal immigration to be lowered to a replacement level because -- i don't see what the funny part was. you don't laugh when you are out of work. john: why are you laughing? >> he says he's not anti-immigrant. if someone wants to cut legal gun ownership by half, we call them anti-gun. if someone says cut taxes, we call them antitax. >> when i tell my

john: love, because they're trying to create a better life for their families. that statement appalls dennis lynch who spent his own money making three anti-immigration documentaries titled they come to america. >> they rape our kids and kill our neighbors. >> it's not safe to not screen these people. >> they steal our jobs. john: no, that's totally deceitful says alex narrasta of the cato institute, alex? >> they create a lot more jobs than they take in the united states. the data is clear on this. john: that's how i read the data. dennis you obviously disagree and spending your own money making the movies. >> you classified the movies as anti-immigrant, anti-illegal immigrant. john: you don't want to let more people in legally either. >> i wanted the legal immigration to be lowered to a replacement level because -- i don't see what the funny part was. you don't laugh when you are out of work. john: why are you laughing? >> he says he's not anti-immigrant. if someone wants to cut legal gun ownership by half, we call them anti-gun. if someone says cut taxes, we call them antitax. >> when i tell my

the legislatures sent a group down there am i chaired by john tucker dorsey, who was part of the lyncharty brain trust to get to the bottom of the typhus outbreak. suddenly they have the warden and his team as we now say on tenterhooks. the warden and his group could stand aside and let the lynch party in, or they could face possible charges. they stood aside, and then within weeks of the lynching, the legislature appropriated $30,000 in funding for new construction at the state prison. was that a quid pro quo? i make a strong case for it in my book. by now agree will ever know for sure. but to me, that's the most astonishing thing about it. this was a marietta conceived but state run events. host: [indiscernible] steve: the lynch party leaders ran the legal system. herbert clay was chairman of the grand jury that investigated the case. and they returned a no bill. they did not indict. one said they could find no in cobb county who had any responsibility. several of their witnesses were in fact in the lynch party. the corners inquest was equally bogus. the woody allen line, a mockery o

kevin mccarthy drops out of the race to replace john boehner as speaker of the house of representatives. also ahead this thursday: attorney general loretta lynch tells gwen the department of justice needs to start keeping records on police shootings. >> we find it unacceptable that we don't have national consistent data, about not just excessive force, but officer- involved deaths, officer- involved shootings. >> woodruff: and, the former chairman of the federal reserve bank, ben bernanke, opens up about his new book, the global financial meltdown seven years ago, and who should have taken the fall. >> corporations are legal fictions. they don't themselves take legal or illegal actions, it's individuals who make those decisions and i would have preferred to have seen the strategy to determine who and what individuals were responsible. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> support also comes from >> carne

lynch speaks at the international association of chiefs of police in chicago. happy birthday to former fashion police co-host kelly osbourne who turns 31. duran duran front man is 57. and johnd john frees turns 67. have a great tuesday. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. second day of combing the waters nto >>> rescue crews ramping up for a second day of comb the waters. a fisherman still missing after a regular expedition turns dangerous. >>> and we're rumbling in the east bay. san ramon a hot bed of activity overnight as the quake swarm ramps up, once again. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a good tuesday morning, thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. we'll get to those stories in just a second. a little bit of greenen the doppler radar. let's check in with kari hall. >> i'm wearing green in honor of the rain that is moving in. light sprinkles as we go through the morn oing as well as the aften.

john: one included the "n" word. another "f--- black people." "rule out blacks. again," wrote another student. even lynching was mentioned. anye: words saying they hate me because i won. i was surprised, shocked. what if it happened? mother: he seemed very worried. safety and stuff but we are very confident that things will be fine. john: the district has suspended six students. anye's parents are hopeful that discipline and open dialogue can help their son and his classmates move beyond a painful chapter in their senior year. mother: we don't hold anything in our hearts, but we just need to be able to from this time move forward. john: and police have been they say they do not plan on filing any criminal charges. wcvb, newscenter 5. frank: we are learning more right now about the controversy surrounding the swampscott high school football team. school officials say sophomore players on the team had been performing exercises while completely naked last friday night at the direction of upper class players. swampscott has forfeited their game this weekend. students could face disciplinary charges and undergo

lynch. know, he had so many aides hat were crappy. this is alberto gonzales resigning. warningsf their terror were related to politics. i've got the john kerry ridgeral and you see tom starting to suspect these terror alerts are politically motivated. and then my favorite character from the bush administration, i "informed theing leader of the free world i shot somebody." somebody." he didn't rely on experts or knowledge or thought. he relied on his gut. he is saying "i do what my gut tells me." here is the thing with these cartoons. occasionallyaling bush related cartoons because of the lasting impact his administration has had on america. this actually runs tomorrow. i'd root this right before i was leaving to come here. i have -- i drew this right before i was leaving to come here. i have isis. then the good times may continue. jeb is a saying "despite the economic collapse, the bush is primed for comeback like the measles." i will leave it there. thank you all for coming. [applause] permit ak time will live drawing and maybe not for each and every one of you but mike peters, would you like to? >> i would. >> the audience demands it

john. >> what i want other parents to know is that really there is no age anymore as to when you can get colon cancer. you have an 80% chance in your lifetime if you have lynch syndrome. as well as a higher risk for all other cancers. so if you are diagnosissed with lynch syndrome, you a 90% chance of getting some form of cancer. and it's a very common genetic mutation. it's estimated 1-140 people in the united states carry the gene. and so now that the tests are a lot cheaper than they used to be, if you have any symptoms of that, you have to make sure your doctor knows about lynch syndrome. >> have you heard about lynch syndrome back when jacqueline was having her problems? >> no. and neither did her doctors. >> she only passed away last year. this is very, very new and raw. as a parent i appreciate you coming on and telling the story of your daughter. what would you like the world to know about jacqueline? >> she had a huge impact on everybody. and he had dreams she was going to be in marketing and she majored in spanish. she had a double major at the university of san diego. graduated with honors and so forth. she did everything that you could imagine a

lynch, back to russell wilson and he throws it up top. touchdown! >> this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by liberty mutual insurance. >>> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and john dickerson. hillary clinton will testify this week to the house benghazi committee about the 2012 attacks that killed four americans. she says the republican-led investigation is nothing but politics. committee chairman trey gowdy has said clinton's e-mail has threatened national security. >> the top person said the problem with your accusation as you do with so many others during this investigation is that you failed to check your facts before you made. >> it i have told my other colleagues and friends, shut up talking about things that you don't know anything about. unless you're on the committee, you have no idea what we've done, why we've done it and what new facts we have found. >> he keeps saying don't listen to what they say, they don't know anything. well, we were on the committee too. by the way, he said there were seven members. there were also five democrats on the committee. we know what's been going on. >> vice president joe biden may be watching for any political or legag

lynch back to russell wilson and he throws it up top! and ricardo lockette has got it for a touchdown! what a play! liberty mutual insurance. >>> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and john dickerson of "face the nation." charlie is off today. >>> hillary clinton will testify this week to the house benghazi committee about the 2012 attacks that killed four americans. she says the republican-led investigation is nothing but politics. committee chairman trey gowdy has said clopt's e- inton's e-mail that threatened security. >> the letter to trey gowdy said the following. i spoke with them separately on "face the nation" this sunday. >> i have told my own republican talking about things that you don't know anything about. and unless you're on the committee, you have no idea what we have done, why we have done found. >> he keeps saying don't listen to what they say. too. by the way, he said there were seven members. also five democrats on the committee. we know what has been going on. >> vice president joe biden may be watching for any political or legal fallout from the hearing. but people close to biden said he is not in any hurry to decide if he will run against clinton.