. >> john mccarthy. there are a dozen books about mccarthy. there is no biography of the center who had the backbone to stand up to him first. margaret smith. . >> to you know how you went about preparing for that? >> the hardest labor worked on anything i've ever delivered from a podium. >> david mccullough on his book, the american spirit. a collection of speeches going back to 1989. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. clicks c-span, where history unfold daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable telogen companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or somewhat provider. featuring thee're video -- this year students told us the most urgent issue for the new president and congress. our first price high school winner is a 12 greater from royal oaks michigan. a student at royal oak high price, pharmaceutical gouging entitled enough is enough. >> you don't have to talk to somebody very long to figure out that they have to have this. it is not optional. >> a good leads onto an allergic reaction could lead to

(john mccarthy/father of missing girl): "we are all terribly scared, and worried and we love you so much - and i know it's typical dad stuff though but i just want my baby home, that's all" mccarthy says bresee has a history of disappearing and getting mixed up with the wrong crowd... but she always returns honme within a day. both brentwood and pittsburg police detectives are now on the case - fearing she may be a target of sex trafficking. for mccarthy-- it doesnt matter why she left-- all that matters is getting her back safely. (justine) our other top story tonight... thousands of peope across the world participated in march for science... you're looking at video from washington d-c, new york, chicago and san francisco.... organizers say the march is the first step of a global movement to defend the vital role science plays in our health, safety, economies, and governments. (jr stone) thousands of marchers in support of the scientific community gathered in san francisco this morning. (justine) the rally protested against negative political interference in scientific research and deve

he pleaded guilty to all the counts of here in montgomery county against him but the prosecutor john mccarthy still went through the massive amount of evidence against him including his interview with detectives and a terrifying phone call that his daughter made, his stepdaughter, made to 911. his confession released publicly for the first time and the former federal cop explaining to the detective that his rampage was sparked by money troubles and fury at his wife. ( inaudible ) >> i heard the gun! >> reporter: his stepdaughter grace was on the phone 11 say her stepfather murdered her mother in the parking lot of high point high school in beltsville. he admitted he shot and killed malcolm winffel at the montgomery mall the next day and was allegedly trying to carjack a woman for her getaway vehicle. markus white -- malcolm winffel had come to help her and the courtroom was packed with his friends and parishioners from a gaithersburg catholic church and wept openly during the hearing.>> i didn't see any remorse from him. did you see any? >> no. >> did that make you mad? >> reporter: he also a

shot and killed a woman at the giant in aspen hill and then calmly went shopping and prosecutor john mccarthy spoke to reporters. >> this is a man who in his own writings knew there would be innocent victims and was willing to take those unknown human lives when the opportunity came about and that's what he did. >> reporter: his lawyers said the guilty plea will save his stepdaughter and other victims the pain of having to testify. they say we will get a more full picture of him at trial. you may also hear from one survivor who says he just smiled as he pulled at circuit court in rockville, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> his sentencing is set for july and the prosecutor plans to ask for the maximum, life without the possibility of parole. >>> video out in raleigh, north carolina and look at this. a woman climbing out of the window of her vehicle to escape flooding. heavy rains fell throughout the state of firefighters rescued dozens from vehicles and dozens of crashes were reported. more than 2000 people in raleigh without power tonight. >>> nothing at that around here but still wet. >> topper shutt

.<> <(john mccarthy/father of missing girl): "we are all terribly scared, and worried and we love youo much - and i know it's typical dad stuff though but i just want my baby home, that's all"(will) mccarthy says bresee has a history of disappearing and getting mixed up with the wrong crowd. but she always returns home within a day. both brentwood and pittsburg police detectives are now on the case. fearing she may be a target of sex trafficking. (will) former child star erin moran has died. moran played joanie cunningham in the sitcom "happy days" as the younger sister to actor ron howard's richie cunningham. she later appeared with scott baio in the "happy days" spinoff "joanie loves chachi." police in indiana say she was found unresponsive after authorities received a 9-1-1 call. the cause of death has not been determined. moran was 56 years old. ( will ) still ahead. the san jose sharks face elimination in the n-h-l playoffs. we'll show you if they won or went home, after the break. i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with botox

. >> reporter: prosecutor john mccarthy laid out the evidence against 63-year-old eulalio tordil, who was arrested when police surrounded his rental car in aspen hill. the prosecutor said the gun police found inside the car matches the bullets and shell casings from all three shootings. tordil's shooting he shot his wife gladys and wounded a good samaritan. her daughter saw it and called 911. the shooting in prince george's county is not part of today's plea agreement and will be tried separate. tordil today pleaded guilty for the shootings that occurred the next day, on may 6th of last year. at montgomery mall, he tried to carjack a woman. two people came to her assistance. tordil shot and killed malcolm winfelt. his wife told prosecutors -- >> she is honored that her husband mike died a hero. as she wanted me to comment that she was honored that he was able to, because based on his actions, save another life. >> reporter: tordil also pled guilty to the murder of claudinea in the parking lot of the giant in aspen hill approximate. prosecutors say she fought back, glasses in her grasp

. >> reporter: prosecutor john mccarthy laid out the evidence against 63-year-old eulalio tordil, who arrested when police surrounded his rental car in aspen hill. the prosecutors said the gun police found inside the car matches the bullets and shell casings from all three shootings. tordil's shooting spree began on may 5th, he's charged with shooting his wife gladys at high point high school and wounding a good samaritan. her daughter saw it and called 911. the shooting in prince george's county is not part of today's plea agreement and will be tried tordil today pleaded guilty for the shootings that occurred the next day, on may 6th of last year at montgomery mall, he tried to carjack a woman. two people came to her assistance. tordil shot and killed a man. his wife told prosecutors. >> she was honored that her husband mike died a hero. she wanted me to comment that she was honored that he was able to, based on his actions, save another live. >> reporter: tordil also pleaded guilty to a murder in the parking lot of the giant in aspen hill. prosecutors say she fought back, scratching

. >> john mccarthy. there are a dozen books about mccarthy. there is no biography of the center who had the backbone to stand up to him first. margaret smith. . >> to you know how you went about preparing for that? >> the hardest labor worked on anything i've ever delivered from a podium. >> david mccullough on his book, the american spirit. a collection of speeches going back to 1989. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. clicks c-span, where history unfold daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's

<(john mccarthy/father of missing girl): "we are all terribly scared, and worried and we love you souch - and i know it's typical dad stuff though but i just want my baby home, that's all"( james ) mccarthy says his daugther has a history of disappearing and getting mixed up with the wrong crowd. but she always returns home within a day. both brentwood and pittsburg police detectives are now on the case. fearing she may be a target of sex trafficking. ( james ) a 20-year-old yuba city woman has been missing for more than three weeks. a business is now adding money to the reward for information about what happened to aly yeoman. karma dickerson has more on why this business owner made the contribution. since anyone is known to have seen or heard from alycia yeoman and even complete strangers find that unacceptable. (jasbir dhami/owner of jús party rentals and decor): "we were talking and we were like man we havenút seen any action, so we decided to do this."jasbir dhami and his wife own jús party rentals in yuba city. today they announced they will add $500 to the $50,000 reward for i

john: i'll tell you what. your son came up really small tod today. >> tom: he is a mccarthy, so if there was a food, he'd sniff it out. >> john: can we fire him? >> tom: we can. after today he is fired. >> john: there we will. >> tom: koda glover will take over for the nationals with first and second and nobody out. herrera is at first base. mak maki makiel is coming up. >> john: he was using an unfinished bat. maybe he's trying to change his luck. maybe that's against the sinker ball. i don't know. >> tom: 96. >> john: he has a black bat. >> tom: i think that's a different black bat. >> john: fourth inning. >> tom: that's a different one than the first at-bat. >> john: you know, when you're struggling, sometimes they don't last long after the at-bat. >> john: it's always the equipment's fault. >> john: it's never the player. i never made an error, my bats did. >> tom: you never made an error, your gloves did. >> john: yeah. >> tom: outside, 2-1. a little bit of doubt creeps into their heads. >> john: you know what? i don't care how good your stuff is. when you know that your bull pen is struggling, there has

for our producers and directors and now for john kroft, dave murphy and our entire crew i'm tom mccarthy. phillies lose it, 7-6. you can watch the postgame live on phillies.com. stay tuned for "nbc 10 news" starting right now. walking away from home and that girl kidnapped as she played with friends in the plum rum neighborhood of the the creek. spoke with police today. she has the latest on the investigation. >> i think what we have is a monster who is riding around looking for an opportunity and looking for a victim. >> appeal to the public for information and surveillance video after 4-year-old abducted and sexually assaulted. >> nothing a person can do than to take advantage and sexually abuse and take the innocence of a 4-year-old child. >> not uncommon with the cul-de-sac of plum rum and megan garner said the screams of the children with danger and ran out of her house and called 9-1-1. >> the person approached the little girl and said he had something for her mommy, like a note for her mommy and went to get it from him and grabbed her. >> relayed what the kids told her to police a

john hayes. you're watching thursday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy.ll get worse if there is a bad brexit deal. the accusation came at environment questions, but the minister rejected the claim, saying the amount the poorest households were spending had been stable for a decade. a labour mp began by quoting figures from the office for national statistics, or ons. the ons are reporting a surge in food prices that is likely to continue to rise. children are returning to school after the easter holidays hungry. elderly are being admitted to hospital for malnourishment, and still this government refuse to properly measure the levels of hunger and food poverty in our country. isn't it true that because they refuse to measure it, because then they would have to admit some culpability? now, the honourable lady is wrong. we do mention it. we have a long—standing living cost of food survey which has run for many, many years, and which include a measure for household spending among the 20% poorest households. i can tell her that household spending in those poore

john adams observed eisenhower is a difference deceptive. he could be in control while continuing to move. who was joe mccarthy? he represents what richard hofstadter called the paranoid style in american politics. such paranoia, he contends, boils up every generation. once every generation we just get scared. in the 50s it was communism and now it is terrorism. in any event, mccarthyism out of the period became a staple in our political electioneering. february 9, joe mccarthy delivered a speech in west virginia. the senator announced he had the names of 205 communists in the state department. the joe mccarthy did not have those names. he invites those that presided over a press conference lights, cameras, microphones everywhere. in 1953, he required a new platform for the crusade and the republicans captured a one vote majority in the senate and mccarthy became chair of the government operations committee and is mor more important it's permanent investigative subcommittee. and in that capacity the senator subpoenaed witnesses, conducted one senate hearing, accused the witnesses of guilt by association and lab

last night, kevin mccarthy announced they didn't have the votes to get it done this week, john. >> soat are the democrats saying about this, mike? >> they're sitting back and watching republicans struggle with this difficult issue. they say they're willing to work with republicans on improving obamacare, but they're demanding that republicans give up any hope or any attempt to try to repeal it. >> if they take repeal off the table, we are ready to talk to them. i like what the leader said when he said that their bill is coming back from the dead this week. i thought maybe we could call at this time zombie. this thing is just -- keeps coming back worse, more scary to the american people. >> expect plenty more healthcare talk and debate here on capitol hill next week. if leadership can round up enough votes to patch it in the house, perhaps a vote on the house floor. >> mike emanuel. thanks. >> jon: let's bring in our political possible. brad blakeman, capri caffaro is here with us. she's from american university's school of public affairs. capri, is this somehow a victory for democrats

john cornyn of texas. thank you very much, sir. >> bill: we're also watching the house majority leader kevin mccarthy the republican of californias at a town hall event. the topic is jobs. we expect ivanka trump to speak in ten minutes and see what her message is and expect president donald trump at about 10:45. in 35 minutes from now. we'll keep an eye on that and when the message is delivered we'll take you back to washington, d.c. >> shannon: bill, we'll have more on the bombshell revelation on susan rice about the unmasking of trump transition officials swept up in surveillance and the way the media has been covering or shall we say not been covering the story. >> the white house and the president are still trying to make a lie true and they're using the president's twitter account, the white house press briefing podium and right-wing media to do it. >> shannon: it's a bombshell revelation being buried by the main media. we've been covering the susan rice story some are only covering it but for only the purpose of defending rice. a chief correspondent and a fox news contributor. thank you to our brain room here's what we wer

john, i want to get you in before we do. what do you say to this? >> just at the moment, we're living in a world where the trump presidency is as if joe mccarthy had at mccarthy did in the early 1950s, remember, we're only one person removed from trump to mccarthy, and that's roy cohn. they shared an attorney. the cohn/mccarthy strategy during the red baiting in the early '50s was simply announce something. doesn't have to be true. just announce it so it's covered and talked about. and that's the nature of propaganda and that's what we're living in and the other thing that the president is -- one of his tells is when he says there's more on this coming, you always know he's making it up. when he says there's more on this coming. and i think that's as though he wants you to tune in next week for the next episode. i think these two cultural tributaries have come together. >> like the tease to a reality show or when i say more on this, right after the break. so, anyway. >> yeah. >> listen, there are some very complicated issues happening, you know, around the world, right? and he's at the seat of power in the center of it. what exactly is our foreign p

john roberts, it would have been awesome. brian: first thing he has to do would rip off his sleeves. >> roll out there, melissa mccarthy.it again on saturday night live. they might do it as a skip. steve: now some time for news. abby is here. >> i do have headlines to bring you, starting with rumors that are swirling of a supreme court shakeup. the chairman of the senate judiciary committee saying that a justice could resign as soon as the summer in an interview with the i.e. paper, did not name the justice. the oldest on the court are ruth bader ginsburg, this as the high court shows religious freedom in judge neil gorsuch's first blockbuster case. the senator using taxpayer funding to upgrade a church's playground. the church arguing the playground is open to the public during summer months. we'll see how that plays out today. and the knifes are out. hillary clinton's team is reportedly to find the person who leaked the e-mails during her failed campaign. they say they spoke to more than 100 insiders to get details from election night like her phone calls with president obama. >> she picks up the phone reluctantly, an