john powell, family went airborne on verruckt doesn't happen. it's not supposed to happen and that's what's so scary." before the attraction opened in kansas city, safety measures were installed to slow down the ride and engineers added a safety barrier above the slide. today, chopper five revealed damage to that safety barrier... park officials refused to tell us if yesterdays tragedy caused the damage. after this accident, some are asking how public officials make sure rides at waterparks are safe... so find out what kind of regulations there are at our waterparks here in the valley. fox5's eric hilt is live at cowabunga bay -- eric what did you find out? here in southern nevada, waterslides at parks like this one have to be inspected when they open to make sure that they're up to the standard building code -- but after that, there's no government regulation as riders slip and splash down the slides at cowabunga bay... nats ...parents say "i want to make sure that i'm safe but also that my boys are safe when we come...don't run, listen to life

fastest ride and schlitterbahn waterpark and now hearing about complaints from earlier in the day, john powell saysndt the s thing happened to his daughter, son-n- three weeks ago. we found that would happen to them were by thehe same thing likely happened, the raft went airborne and this guy was killed. >> police say he was not relate to to win he was writing with, they suffered minor facial injuries, the police are not seen as the group met the weigh >> three girlst fall from a ferris wheel, 45 feet in a tennessee county fair all three were alert, police say that all ofof the mechanical rides were shut down but the rest of the fair remained open.an delta airlines canceling three to five today after 1,000 yesterday after a power outage grounded flights worldwide. their offer refunds fees and delta ceo issued an apology, some experts say the need to make any serious investment in new backup system to make sure it does not happen again look at this as a opportunity to make all of the people who were mixed up in thi fiasco,hehe totaling of their m to be whole again.of consumers passengers should

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administrator of the museum and on this weekend in las vegas history, 1856 the first mining in 1869, john wesley powell completed his trip through the grand canyon and came ashore on the edge of what is now lake mead. in 1951, horseshoe casino opened. that's this weekend in las vegas history. >> celebrity wedding consultant dennis rodman has been out in the strip in search of the perfect couple to marry during the 60-second wedding. right here on the vegas.com stage tonight. dennis took them to creative bridal to get them fitted for the ceremony. let's see how it's going. dennis? >> how are you? >> how are you doing? >> kelly, do you know what? a couple will try to get married. >> they're going to need a dress and tux? >> dress and tux. you're probably one of the best ones in town. >> i'm happy that you came in. we can definitely help your bride and groom. when are they getting married? >> surprisingly, a lot of people assume like it's quick, quick, quick. they're doing quick tonight. >> tonight. no problem. >> lifestyle love, baby. >> okay. ready to get a dress? >> i guess. i have my eye on this one.

john. >> connor powell reporting live from our middle east bureau. thank you, connor. >>> some new information about the smartphone craze pokemon go, and it's now going to court. a new jersey man is suing the companies behind the game claiming the game prompted dozens of pokemon players to trespass on his private property. that's because pokemon go isn't a typical game that you just play indoors. it requires players to track virtual critters, called pokemon, on their smartphone. this man said the game's gps set his backyard up as a hot spot for pokemon, which he didn't consent to and quite frankly didn't want these people on his property. trespassing isn't the only potential problem with pokemon go. tech experts say there's also concerns about players' safety and security. >> you're storing information like your e-mail address and your game and your geolocation online somewhere where people could take advantage of that and target you for a crime. dependi pokemon go app, you could be vulnerable to some of the information leakage or exposure attacks. >

justice powell, justice stewart, justice john paul stevens. it was a very different dynamic. so who knows how it is going to be this time a year from now but it's a hot issue because people realize what is at stake. >> it's a very valuable book. >> with the senate today debating the second amendment, senator cruise this morning said this debate over the no-fly rule was an affront to the second amendment. and i thought this was surprising for someone who considered himself a strict construction a list. as a columnist in the "washington post" points out, the second amendment says that a well regulated militia is part of the amendment to talk about the regulation. .. chief justice burger himself was famously quoted as gun ownership [inaudible] it took years of political mobilization to get d.c. against heller up to the supreme court for the decision in 2008. if you go you go back and look at heller, heller was not a blanket anything goes under the second amendment. the second mma conveys your right to have a handgun in your home for self-defense. it doesn't have assault rifles o

joining us now are congressman john lewis and his co-author andrew aydin and the artist nate powell.ust out of the third and final installment of "march." it's great to have you with us tonight. congratulations. >> thank you pch. >> thank you very much. >> congressman, we've talked about this a couple of times since you decided to do "march." now that it's complete, now that the trilogy is done, how do you feel about your decision to memorialize your life this way? how do you feel this has gone? >> i must tell you, thank you for having us on. >> of course. >> i feel very good about it. this book is a road map. it is a guide. it is a way to educate, inform, and inspire another generation, to be committed to the way of peace, the way of love, and the way of non-violence, to say, when you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, you have a moral obligation to do something. and this book is -- when i open it up, what nate and andrew have been able to do is i have to close it sometimes the drama what people went through just to get the right to vote. andrew when you were decid

there were three or four justices who were basically in the middle -- justice powell, justice white, justice stewart, justice john paul stephens. it made a very different dynamic. who knows what the dynamic's going to be a year from now, but the court's a hot issue because people realize what's at stake. everything's at stake. >> it's a very valuable book. >> thank you. >> hi. with the senate today debating the second amendment, senator cruz this morning said that this debate over the no-fly rule was an affront to the second amendment. and i thought this was surprising for someone who considers himself a strict constructionallist. i mean, as a columnist in "the washington post" pointed out, the second amendment says that a well-regulated militia. so it's part of the second amendment to talk about regulation, a well-regulated militia. and then as you have noted, no right is absolute. i mean, you can't -- i think the supreme court found you can't shout "fire" in a crowded movie if there's no fire. what would your response be to senator cruz? [laughter] >> well, so the reason we don't have anything about the second

powell's maternal, great uncle was one of the most influential black american politicians o f the 19 century. john mercer langston -- there is a nice symmetry that links those stories of frank mitchell and alfred powell. just like mitchell who arrived in 1965 during debates of voting rights of the republican control of the past. radical republican controlled house. a contention debate on the eve of the passage of 1871 which was also known as the klu klux clan act and imposing hard penalties of those interfering with african-american rights. notable american members such as robert eliot and both of south carolina, rainy was the first african-american served in the house. they delivered speeches in the floor. and so in that since paging provided a common experience for two teenage african-american boys who though separated by nearly a century witnessed the house gravelled with monumental. to conclude, i want to tell you one other research question that nagged us as we wrote the history of the house page program. it is one that we are trying to determine conclusively and that's pinpointing the exact

and powell never had his own private server. joe johnswashington. >> joining us now to discuss this further, democratic political and democratic supporter and a donald trump surrogate. nice to see you both again. let me start with you. do you think this is ever going to be an issue that hillary clinton can put behind her? >> no. groups like judicial watch and others have been around for a long time and their declared purpose is to go after democrats by creating frivolous lawsuits, coming out with information, twisting it and creating a media cycle. this is something we've seen throughout clinton history and obama history. these groups are not going to go away. they mean to do harm to the clintonance the democratic party. >> e-mails out of the way. let's move on to the clinton foundation. absent any hard evidence of a pay-for-play scheme, is this really the kind of fight that donald trump wants to pick with hillary clinton? >> oh, i don't think that mr. trump is picking this fight at all. he's pointing out some of the inconsistencies and s

enter the office in 2001 when e-mail wasn't as popular as the was in 2009 and powell never had his own private server. joe johns need to see a. group of officers go above and yopd to make an incredibly special boy feel just that on his birthday. when heartburn comes creeping up on you. fight back with relief so smooth and fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum-tum-tum-tum-tums smoothies, only from tums. >>> all right. now a heart warming story out of yucon, oklahoma this week. police there received an unusual call asking them to show up at an autistic boy's birthday party. our martin savage shows us how thesosis went beyond the call of duty. >> reporter: it began with an anonymous phone call to the police in yucon, oklahoma, saying something was wrong inside this home. >> so i drive by sort of canvassing the area. >> things look okay, but just in case, the captain approaches alone. a young woman answers. >> and shy has that look of oh my. >> the police are at my front door. >> reporter: she is already having a really bad day. pl

powell's maternal grandmother -- excuse me. maternal great uncle was one of the most influential black american politicians of the 19th century. johnercer langeston who would go on to represent virginia in the house in the 51st congress in 1889, 1891, and there's a nice symmetry that links those stories of frank mitchell and alfred powell. just like mitchell who arrived in 1965 during debate about voting rights, powell arrived in the republican controlled house. radical republican controlled house. amid a contentious debate on the eve of the passage of the act of 1871, which was also known as the ku klux klan act that empowered the president to use federal troops to break up the klan and impose harsh penalties for those that -- notable african-american members such as robert elliott and joseph reigny both of south carolina. rainy was actually the first african-american to serve in the house. they delivered speeches on the floor attesting to violations against the 14th amendment rights of their constitch -- constituen constituents. though separated by nearly a century, witnessed the house grapple with monumental civil rights issues.

entered the office in 2001 when e-mail wasn't as popular as it was in 2009, and powell never had a private server. joe johnsald trump used a visit to flood-ravaged louisiana to slam president obama. he told crowds friday that mr. obama needs to stop gaveling at martha's vin -- golfing at martha's vineyard and help support the flood victims. the white house says the president will visit louisiana on tuesday, as his vacation concludes. mr. obama is not the first u.s. president to be criticized over the handling of a natural disaster. >> reporter: august 29th, 2005. hurricane katrina makes landfall on the gulf coast with 127 mile-per-hour winds. 80% of new orleans flood after the levees failed. more than 1,800 died in the buffalo region, and more than one million people were displaced by the storm. as the reality began to unfold, then-president george w. bush on vacation in texas would stay at his ranch in crawford for two more days, deciding to go back to washington. bush did a flyover on august 31st, allowing the press a photo op of the president looking out over the ruin. at the time, bush said he didn't wa

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john, give him a dollar. >>> we are back with new details of how hillary clinton told the fbi it was collin powell she do soel like collin powell's name has been tossed around before. what do we know now? >> look, the normal times broke this story saying that on two occasions collin powell advised secretary clinton to use a private e-mail account. that is what she told the fbi during her interview. one was during a dinner party at albrig albright's house. andrea mitchell received statements from collin powell. it says general powell has no recollection of the dinner conversation. he did write former secretary clinton an e-mail memo describing his use of his personal aol e-mail. he used a secure state commute tore manage classified information. the general no longer has the e-mail he sent to former secretary clinton, really underscoring that e-mail back then, when general powell served was much different, clearly not as advanced. this is a pretty interesting development in this ongoing issue that continues to ov overshadow clinton's campaign. >> it was announce that had the clinton foundation will no longer

john, thank you. >>> the terror attack against the american university in afghanistan was much worse than we initially were head to believe. conor powell has the numbers tonight from our middle east newsroom. >> reporter: as students gathered for classes in afghanistan's most prestigious university pd night, three militants stormed a rear gate. the first attacker detonated a car bomb, then two more rushed in with guns, shooting randomly at the more than 700 afghan students and their international teachers gathered at the u.s. sponsored university. some managed to escape when they heard the gunfire. >> we jumped from the second floor and escaped through the gateway. >> reporter: other students who remained trapped for nine hours as the fighting continued, they texted their loved ones. >> she was worrying and crying, telling me, please pray for me, because maybe this is my last time that i talk to you. >> reporter: at least 13 people were killed, including seven students, one professor, multiple security guards and the assailants. more than 30 were injured. among the dead, a stanford university educated lawyer who recently returned to ka

john, thank you. >>> the terror attack against the american university in afghanistan was much worse than we initially were head to believe. conor powell has the numbers tonight from our middle east newsroom. >> reporter: as students gathered for classes in afghanistan's most prestigious university pd night, three militants stormed a rear gate. the first attacker detonated a car bomb, then two more rushed in with guns, shooting randomly at the more than 700 afghan students and their international teachers gathered at the u.s. sponsored university. some managed to escape when they heard the gunfire. >> we jumped from the second floor and escaped through the gateway. >> reporter: other students who remained trapped for nine hours as the fighting continued, they texted their loved ones. >> she was worrying and crying, telling me, please pray for me, because maybe this is my last time that i talk to you. >> reporter: at least 13 people were killed, including seven students, one professor, multiple security guards and the assailants. more than 30 were injured. among the dead, a stanford university educated lawyer who recently returned to ka

powell says he has no recollection of that conversation. >> the obama administration acknowledging a $400 million cash payment to iran in january was contingent on the release of four american detainees. johnrby saying the us did withhold delivery of the cash as leverage. >> events came together simultaneously but when you are in a 24 hour period and you now have concerns about the end game in terms of getting your americans out it would have been foolish and prudently irresponsible for us not to maintain maximum leverage. if you are asking me was there a connection in that regard of the end game i won't deny that. >> the administration insists the payment was not a random saying the money was part of a settlement over a failed military equipment dealing 1979. >> trump is going to flooded areas in louisiana. he canceled a meeting with hispanic leaders in new york city to do so. 13 people have died as a result of the flooding. >> i hope everyone in louisiana knows that our country is praying for them and standing with them to help them in these difficult hours. we are one nation. when one state hurts we all hurt. >> this comes as president obama comes under critique for not interrupting his

powell all from jackson hole. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: "bloomberg surveillance." with tomcine lacqua keene. johnnction, probably how you would quantify this week? >> the federal reserve would be two words to sum things up. mike mckee appreciation society really gets the momentum in about 15 minutes time when new -- we bring you that interview. the federal reserve a jackson hole kicks off. 1969, elton friedman, the optimum quantity of money. i hear the tom keene was the ghostwriter for that essay. very important one. helicopter money conversation will be discussed. tom: i am dazzled by your knowledge. jonathan ferro, is rfid becoming like the bank of england? -- is our fed becoming like the bank of england? >> exactly. under greenspan, what were we used to? tom: dissent, francine. francine: it is interesting the way the mpc was put in place. they always have one or two foreigners that sit on the board. tom: adam posen. francine: maybe the fed -- i know some efficient at the moment kind of the present the international voice, but maybe something they should think about. tom: jonathan ferro, thank

the partnership between john jacob astor and president jefferson and the exhibition that began in establishing an international trading post on the pacific coast. inis at powell's books oregon. [laughter] [applause] peter: thank you for the introduction. and thank you powells and you , all, for being here. normally i have a more formal presentation. but tonight is a special night so i will do something a little bit different. and i'm going to tell stories a little bit more and, of course, i'm going to do some reading as well. but it's special because, one, this is powell's, we're in oregon, astoria is very nearby. the center of this story. and also we're here with c-span, booktv. and so we have a national audience as well as a oregon audience.

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