lerner. my teacher, the ap environmental biology teacher, she had the door open because she wants air. david hogg is in my class. in the front, he was sitting in the front. i was sitting in the back, i wasn't paying attention. there was 20 minutes left of school. let's go. a split second after he said that, the alarm went off. we go down the stairs. just as she explained, the pops went off. i disappointed myself because i did not react quick enough. i was in such denial for such a long time to not just then, but hours after it even happened. i turned around and i looked at my teacher. where do i go? i kept walking straight in the -- and the culinary teacher dragged all of us in, even two other teachers. 40,e were about almost 30, i -- i can't remember -- ms. lerner: 65. rain: we were crammed. i knew a girl in the back was having a panic attack. she couldn't breathe. i remember someone coming in saying don't worry, it is just a drill. i just can't myself down. -- calm myself down. i was like,

mark lerner, principal owner for the washington nationals baseball club. [applause] >> mark and his family -- mark and his family will be hosting the 2018 major league baseball all-star game at nationals park tomorrow evening. mark, we're very pleased to have you with us tornado. cartney norris, national affairs producer at pbs news hour. marvin cal, the last correspondent personally hired by edward r muhro at cbs news, and moderator of the broadcasting series. kevin wensley and a member who organized today's lunchen. thank you, kevin. [applause] >> jonathan, the washington correspondent former national press club president. joe torre, major baseball's chief -- [applause] >> 's he going to get another one when i am a he done. major league baseball's officer, nine times all-star as a player. and two time american league manager of the year, and winner of four world championships as one of the greatest managers in new york yankee and baseball history. [applaus [applause] >> and inducted into the hall of fame in 2014. amy fickling, news services. npc headline

. >> supposed to be doing lerner and lowe tonight? >> i thought this would be more notorious.s [applause] >> now, in my client seems defiant it's because he's a young man yearning for a life that never was. the son of the king sitting at his right hand. he could run everything, hotels, casinos, instead, he was sentenced for his friendships and his song, but he followed the law, never did a thing wrong. all he meant to do, really, was impress his old dad by exposing the betrayal by a greasy french cad. [laughter] >> with the law on our side, we will hope to report, a favorable decision from this honorable court, and as we come to the end when the case will be submitted, i will ask this court for mordred to be acquitted. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> all rise. the honorable bench will now deliberate. deliberate. >> please be seated. as the honorable bench deliberates, the camelot jury, our audience, will cast their votes by placing a red or blue token in the circulating baskets. the question is, did the trial court err in convicting mordred? please vote blue for

lerner spoke to a boggs of the vice president of the belgian football union how he sold his expectations for the upcoming game. i think our friends is a well respected team it's a very good team with very great players and a very good coach they already won the world cup so they have your experience we are a smaller country but i think we have also great players a good coach and we have the will to win so i hope we can make it and i'm impressed by what we saw here it's really great cities we went to. the world of stuff and it seems better is bergen and now and moscow yeah they're all it's marvelous organization it's a well oiled. the players every part of this stuff is really impressed by everything so it's what i was told that i thought of my wife we should definitely come back to russia and visit all the cities because they are so beautiful. belgian belgian and french fans have been getting into the wall of cop spirit i managed to catch up with supporters of both teams ahead of the game challenging them on some known sporting trivia. out of all of russia city st petersburg is considere

now gary hart of course now the competition is hurting us well especially diam lerner. company has already lowered its projection. in. june because also producing s.u.v.s in the u.s. but b.m.w. is the first to pass a bill of forty percent tariffs to the customers only part of it but it does pass it on and s.u.v.s made by b.m.w. are very popular popular in china the company has already reacted by shifting some of the production from the u.s. to china of its smaller models and what we can say for sure is that the number of one hundred thousand vehicles by b.m.w. so from the u.s. to china that's going to come down because of production but maybe also because of the higher price now in other news from the german car industry form of the w.c. armont inventor colin is now in the crosshairs of investigators what's happening. once again he's making unfavorable headlines the big question in the diesel scandal is what did he know and when did he know it now it seems prosecutors are also looking. the personal wrongdoings winterkorn are supposed to have moved millions of dollars to

lerner, owner of the washington nationals baseball clamp -- club. mark and his family will be hosting the 2018 maker -- major league baseball all-star game. we are very pleased to have you with us. courtney noris, national affairs producer. cal, the last hiredponded highroad -- by edward merrow at cbs news. adviser to the pulitzer center. retired united states navy captain and executive erector of first global and the organizer of today's luncheon. jonathan, washington advanceddent at mj media and former press club president. --, major league baseball's [applause] he is going to get another one when i am done. chiefleague baseball's officer and nine time all-star as a player. 1971,aluable player in two time player of the year. important most managers in new york yankee and baseball history. ,nducted into the hall of fame 2014. amy, assistant news editor. joe, freelance writer, headliners team member and organizer of today's event. of the baseball organization. calais, head of the siena school in silver spring maryland and national press club softbal

personal stories, things i went through, everything from the irs, to what was going on with lois lernerhazi, libya, the epa and the secret service. there is a lot there and a lot of history. but i'm proud of is what to do about it, how do we fix it. it's one thing to complain about it. what they do and how they use taxpayer dollars, there is this group of people, it's scary. it's about protecting themselves, they don't want exposure. they want to embarrass people. they want to release documents. >> the other side of this says the deep state as a computer conspiracy theory and you offer evidence that it really exists. we are back here tomorrow at noon eastern, here's harris. >> harris: let's begin with a countdown to america's top diplomat testifying about what happened at the summit between our president and russia's vladimir putin and north korea's kim jong un. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. president trump is having lunch with mike pompeo before he testifies in an open hearing before the senate foreign relations committee at 3:00 p.m. eastern. lawmakers expect t

mark lerner, , principal owner f the washington nationals baseball club. mark and his family -- [applause] mark and his family will be hosting the 2018 major league baseball all-star game at nationals park tomorrow evening. mark, we are very pleased to have you. courtney northcom national affairs producer at pbs "newshour." marvin kalb, , the last corresponded personally hired by edward r. murrow at cbs news. [applause] >> senior advisor to the pulitzer center on crisis reporting and monitoring of "the kalb report" public broadcasting series. kevin duensing, retired united states navy captain, executive director of first global and npc headliners member who organized today's function. thank you, kevin. [applause] jonathan, washington correspondent at nj advanced media and former national press club president. joe torre, major league baseballs chief -- [applause] >> he's going to get another one when i'm done. [laughing] major league baseballs cheap baseball officer, a nighttime all-star as a player, national league most valuable player in 1971, two-time am

we try to impeach lois lerner, something a lot of people don't know. >> martha: that turned out well.vice and consent of the constitution. counsel came back and said if you are confirmed by the senate you can do that, but very few members are willing to pull that trigger and people like jordan and meadows and i hope a host of others that will start to understand it is one of the constitutional letters that is given to the power of congress to stand up for itself because right now they are totally impotent. they aren't able to do anything and the department of justice just thumbs their nose and puts the arm up and consequently congress can't do its job. >> martha: i think people feel like they see folks on the oversight committee just throw up their hands and rant and rave about not getting what they want and you can understand the argument that technically they should be turning over these documents. they get stonewalled all the time and are never able to actually push it through and push the envelope and make them give you what you want. >> one of the turning point is when jim comey

so that certainly sething the nation tseu' m hark lerner -- tr ld gu'veoot it mean to be able to kporing never played elss nationals baseball at that point maybe as a hall fame player. there is something to be said r that. >> he will were, speaking ofg hm and the greatest nionals ambassador with the wardrobe we talked about the home run derby but did you see his outfit last night? i mean holly was looking at it closer. i just sawte the red, and blew the nats colors of course when he opened up that jacket to ha all the monuments it certainly seems like he' sending us a littleinnge w sta. >> yeah, reall really engenred v had otu tngs. showcase his personality. g is h a lot less fun this year and that generally happens when you're hitting 100 points or so lower than you normally ru. dbyethe poiwhnting to his hd band the dc flag or just t scred telling them howuch heappreciate ltiple times that night, he got so many warm great ovations over the last couple of days as you said celebrating d.c. with his style. an hally deloieve that we are gd ere. kind of a fresh srtta ttr deeis. the feelin

is sarah lerner, a teacher at marjory stoneman douglas high school. she teaches english, journalism, and advises. this is her 16th year of teaching. she has been a marjory stoneman since 2014. school she has received honors from the florida scholastic association, association, national scholastic press association, as well as the columbia scholastic press association. books she has produced at the high school have all been nationally recognized. they have also been entered into the walls worth gallery of excellence. has watchedw, she over 15 students in a locked classroom on a gunman attacked her school last february. rain validt least is areas, who just finished her junior year at marjory stoneman douglas high school and parkland. she has been on the yearbook staff for the past three being years and has been photo editor the last two years. she will continue as photo editor and become the editor in chief. yearbookh her work is editor, rain has taken five advanced placement classes, has been involved in national honor society, and the spanish club. sh

-- well, many things, but one of the innovative things about that approach is if i'm the learning lerner don't have to do that. the employer or somebody needing that skill is willing to pay to direct that right person. it turns the risk model on their head. and the cost for students learning things that they're never going to be asked to do. and google.org, they're interested in the question how do we drive tech skills in the country to different roles. >> and may i jump in, when you think about credentials it can be really a confusing thing from an employer perspective and an employee perspective. what matters? how do i, as a worker, get the job at fedex? what are those credentials that are going to make me get the job? and so we've been supporting a program called credential engine, which is a data base and an internship that helps meme understand, not only here is the litany of credentials out there, but also trying to help zoom in and figure out, here are the ones that are the most valuable and particularly towards the path way that i'm most interested in. and i think one of the othe

and furious investigation, what they did to stonewall us to irs investigation, what they did with lernerthat, but people need to know this is very real. stuart: the book actually comes out in september. >> you can order it now, deep state available but it actually be on book shelves in september. stuart: you can order now, orders come in. [laughter] >> thank you. stuart: this is a business program. ly get that book and read it. >> appreciate it. >> yes, sir. sergio marcioni. the former fiat chrysler chief, he has died, marciani was at the front, jack howe, he was central character of formation of fiat and major figure on the world business stage. >> we was a warren buffet for cars. he knew how to do the right deals, right acquisitions and also make the types of vehicles that people want to buy and he turned around, you know, really two companies here in fiat and chrysler and left the company by the way in great shape, has the great growth profile, it's going to be the best earnings grower in years ahead. >> i think it -- he was a bull thinker, taking on $8 billion during that time and th