kate scott, or catherine scott is here. she is an assistant historian in the senate historical office. and is one of our great experts on congressional committees and how they operated. so she is going to be talking some about the senate and what the church committee meant within the senate and its operations related to a series of other committees that were investigating a variety of other things in the 1970's, including the presidency. she will talk about new work being done on the church committee from within the senate historical office. she is the author of "reining in the state." and finally, we have john foxx , who is the historian of the f.b.i., who works at the f.b.i., and has written a great deal on the f.b.i.'s history. anything you read on the f.b.i. website has been written by john foxx or supervised by john foxx if you are reading about the history of the f.b.i. he's also written a number of terrific articles about the history of the f.b.i. the , internal policy, and can give us some of the f.b.i.'s own perspe

kate scott, or catherine scott is here. she is an assistant historian in the senate historical office. and is one of our great experts on congressional committees and how they operated. so she is going to be talking some about the senate and what the church committee meant within the senate and its operations related to a series of other committees that were investigating a hole for id of other things in the 1970's, including the presidency -- investigating a whole variety of other things in the 1970's. she will talk about new work being done on the church committee from within the senate historical office to she is the author of "reining in the state." and finally, we have john foxx who is the historian of the fbi. who works at the fbi and has written a great deal on the fbi's history. anything you read on the fbi website has been written by john foxx or supervised by john foxx of your reading about the history of the fbi. he's also written a number of terrific articles about the history of the fbi, the internal policy, an

kate scott joins us from comcast sportsnet. kate withdrewyou tell me, are are they ready for this one? >> the warriors and cavs flew back to the bay to begin preparations for game five tomorrow night. both teams traveled a little bit then met with the media. warriors head coach steve kerr is expecting his guys to look much better than they did the last time they took the floor at oracle. >> the first two games at home have been a struggle. part of that is you try to adapt to your opponent. i think we should be better tomorrow because we have a feel for our opponent and i'm looking for a better -- better game at home. >> reporter: that's what fans are hoping for as well. we're going it have more from warriors practice as well as a recap of tonight's giants and stanley cup finals games coming up in sports in just a bit. >> look forward to it kate. thanks very much. >>> still to come the mysterious blobs popping up on beaches. >> they're unattractive. >> in the east bay of all places. >> yeah. what they are and what scientists are

kate. >> hello scott. >> what is the supreme court going to decide?fully a ruling that will end the discussion of marriage nationwide and we'll have marriage in every single state. there are two questions the court is dealing with, the first is it a violation of constitutional principles to not recognize the freedom to marry for same-sex couples and is it permissible for states to recognize validly married couples to move from a state where they got married. if we get question one, they don't get to question two. all hopeful we'll win on question one and by the end of june we'll be celebrate sglg here in california we have same-sex marriage so what is at stake for people that live here? >> for folks that live here the means the rest of the country is open to you. you can get transferred to a job in mississippi and you'll be okay. your family will be recognized and respected. family members wherever we are we're one country again. we're not -- >> the dividing lines go away legally. >> 37 good states and 13 bad states. we'll finally be unite and our cou

decade pastor scott kramer visited brian in the hospital. >> loud voice like brian, man, kate and i love. we miss you. we -- we are with you. we're believe in god and praying for you and he opened his eyes at me and he look at me. (applause). >> and -- >> couple was on their motorcycle sunday night when they collided head on with an suv on grange road. the couple was wearing helmets. they have three sons. >> brian is so special to so many people. monday we had our presbyterian meeting. he would have been in that chair next to me as our assistant superintendent. his chair was empty. and our hearts are broken. >> reporter: pastor brian was listed in critical condition. his wife lynn was just ordained a pastor last month. >>> reporting in spring township, berks county, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> chester county teacher is behind bars tonight. he's accused of of carrying on a sexual relationship with an underaged student. police say that 31-year-old matthew cavio taught and coached the boy. they allege he showed that boy pornography and sexually abused him through the school ye

this morning in an exclusive interview, scott's brother gives his reaction to kate snow. >> what about the indictment? what are you feelings? >> well it's a good victory for the family. we're taking baby steps, but we know it's all to get to one point. and that's to get the justice for my brother. >> what would justice look like for your family? >> murder charge one. guilty. >> and the sentence? >> life. life in prison. never to do something like that to another human being again. >> is the family ready to be a part of this trial? you're going to have to relive this over again. >> i would say at this point, we're not ready. i don't feel like i'm ready for it to go into trial just yet. but we'll be ready when the time comes. >> do you plan to file a civil suit? >> we're going to file a civil suit here within the next couple months. most likely by the end of july. >> and you don't intend to wait? >> no the only way to really hold the city the police department, the chief, and any other people in charge of officer slager responsible is with a civil suit. they called officer slager he's be

. >> meteorologist, kate bilo, was in l.a., guest co-host on the talk, she gave alec's cause a national shout out. >> lemonade days this weekend for alex scott, they have a big fundraising going on today. go get some lemonade this week end. >> alex fundraising paid more foreman 500 research grant. her mother, liz scott, hears from grateful parent all the time. >> the treatment that cured their child was because of alex's lemonade stand. >> parent like pam whitt whose son, zach, has lymphoma. >> i think it is a very big help for the kids that are dying in the hospital. >> zach would not be here today without that. so it is very special and dear to our hearts. >> that to me is the moment that i wish everything could share in, everybody who donate could share in, because it is incredible. >> from the first glass of lemonade, to now alex's lemonade stand has raised more than $100 million for childhood cancer. >> it is amazing, you know, but we want to put ourselves out of business. we'll do that soon. >> jessica don't cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just incredible. now here is the grand total. it is a new record for us, it is close to $3 million.

. >> meteorologist kate bilo was in la a guest co-host on the talk she gave alex cause a national shout out. >> lemonade days this weekend for alex scott and alex lemonade stand big fundraiser going on today go get lemonade this weekend. >> fundraiseing has paid for 500 research grants. her mother liz scott here's from grateful parents all the time. >> the treatment that cured their child was because of alex lemonade stand. >> parents like pam witt whose son zach has limb tomorrow ma. >> i think it's a very big help to kids that are dying in the hospital. >> zach would not be here today without that drug. so it's very special and dear to our hearts. >> that to me is the moment that i wish everybody could share in. everybody who donates could share in. because it's incredible. >> from the first glass of lemonade to now alex's lemonade stand has raised more than $100 million for childhood cancer. >> it's amazing. we want to put ourselves of business and we'll do that soon. >> amazeing day and night here at cbs3. again, setting a new record our grand total for the alex scott stand for hope telephone telethon is $2,997,865 in one day. huge

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