his name was arron lewis.n unemployed truck driver who'd been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son, carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. and so it was like, "what did this punk want with my mom?" like, it didn't make sense. and so i almost was like, "are we sure we have the right guy?" >> reporter: detectives believed they did, but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when -- when he was captured, we were just all like, "yes! okay. okay now, where is she? come on." >> uh-huh. >> "where are you? you know, we're ready to find you." >> reporter: as investigators focused on arron lewis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now, detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said, "maybe we got him." and i said, "well, where's beverly?" he said, "we're still questioning him. we're -- gonna find out. we're gonna keep -- we're gonna keep on till we find h

more than a quarter of a second behind in third lewis hamilton will behind in third lewis hamilton willere in barcelona. always a great crowd. a lot of british fans and spanish fans and even supporting a break so i appreciate everyone. for a close in qualifying but very happy. the first run in 03 was not so happy. the first run in 03 was not so good. i locked into the first corner but the last one i was happy and feeling good. until the end. then i looked at the tower there and i saw that my name did not go to the top, so not entirely happy, but we expected mercedes to be very strong, so expected mercedes to be very strong, soi expected mercedes to be very strong, so i think tomorrow should be an interesting race. four points is the difference between jimmy chip interesting race. four points is the difference betweenjimmy chip leader lewis hamilton and sebastian battle. —— championship. we hope for another one here around five 52nd here in barcelona. a quick heads—up. leinster had just won the champions cup. they won by 15 points to 12. the third round is under way at the players champi

at fort lewis -- fort lewis, washington. at fort lewis, it was a very dreary day. it was me and several other hundred soldiers sporting the aircraft, and we proceeded to oig. -- proceeded to hawaii. from there we went to vietnam. joe: what were your first impressions landing there? john: we landed at night. window,ook out the approaching cameron bay, you could hear the sounds of artillery going off once we got off the aircraft. i said, what the hell have i gotten myself into. i got used to the sound and horror thick odor of vietnam, it was easy rolling from their. -- from there. plane,ce you got off the how did you get to your unit? john: they put us in formation when we got off the airplane. they broke us down by mos and there was a personal sergeant who came out and took whatever we needed and assigned us from there. when i left cameron, those in the aviation unit were all flown to the air force base. the air force base, we were trucked to a camp called camp holloway. joe: i know it well. john: yes, sir. so you knew about the buccaneers. yes, sir. joe: once you w

this week on "q&a," yale university professor john lewis gaddis. the professor discusses his book on -- his book "on grand strategy." , you: john lewis gaddis grew up in a small-town in texas. john: that is right. brian: some famous people are from there besides you. jeff bezos. lyndon johnson taught school there. john: right. brian: what impact did that town have on you? john: it was and still is a very small town. i thought it was a great place to grow up. it never seems that way to a kid. looking back, you can say this. i think one of the best examples of why it was such a good thisience comes back to theme of the book the hedgehog and the fox.

the 74th position for lewis hamilton and is this 805. just 0.04 seconds behind his team—mate.huffled back on the grid and just not finding his true form out there today and then you have got the two red as well. a really quick qualifying session with

lewis hamilton's on pole in barcelona also coming up in the programme...the prowl at sawgrass, but has he left it too late to catch runaway leader webb simpson? and something never seen on sportsday before, medieval jousting is officially a sport. or so we are told by some international enthusiasts. hello, thanks forjoining us. we'll get to details of a relegation in the scottish premiership — and that lewis hamilton pole in barcelona — injust a bit. but we're starting just down the road in bilbao. where leinster have won rugby union's champion's cup final after beating racing 92. and, as alex gulrajani reports. it means the irish side have been crowned european champions for a record—equalling fourth time. the colour and atmosphere flags. new ground for european rugby. racing 92 suitably smart as the top prize arrived in build—out for the first time. in the opening minutes his replacement was gone as well. still, not enough for them to put a smile on the face of the leinster coach and he was right to be cautious. different a cite mejust and he was right t

governor goes out to her, governor lewis, john, and katherine and the governor lewi his mother and father were defined by soul mates. my heart whole community as they mourn their loss and celebrate the legacy of a great man. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. ompson: thank you, speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the centre county 4-h robotics club for winning the first robotics competition and being the first pennsylvania team to capture the title. e first robotics competition is an international high school robotics competition. each year teams of high school students, coaches, and mentors work during a six week period to build game playing robots that weigh up to 120 pounds. the centre county 4-h club was one of 405 teams from 22 states and seven countries to compete in the late april event which was hosted at ford field in detroit, michigan. each team earned a spot in the contest based on competition performance throughout the year. this year, the centre county 4-h robotics club ear

today, lewis talked with our own laura anthony. >> i'm not a monster, that's a kt fa. . >> prosecutors say he's perhaps the worst human sex trafficker in contra costa county history. but deandre lewis tells a different story. >> i never told anyoi'm going t hurt you if you don't do this. >> last month, 37 felonies involving at least zen women over a decade. he met at least one of them at diablo valley college when they were both students. >> he's one of the most violent human traffickers we've had in this county. >> the deputy attorney harassed him. >> he was incredibly violent and abusive. he used physical manipulation, psychological control and extreme violence, including raping and defiling multiple women. >> t >> the jury even heard a phone call lewis made from jail to a co-conspirator, ordering her to torture another woman who owed him money. >> where is the rest of my money? and if that [ bleep ] don't have the money in her count, beat that [ bleep ]. i want to hear her screaming and all that [ bleep ]. >> they want to expose him. >> reporter: this woman does not want h her face

the world champion flexing his muscles lewis hamilton started from pole and left the competition in its tracks even during the caution period following this crash by roman grows the briton kept his cool. first sebastian fets of on the other hand it just wasn't his day his ferrari team's choice of tires didn't work out and the german had to be satisfied with fourth place. hamilton crossed the finish line unchallenged for the sixty fourth grump retitle of his career. these guys have done an amazing job and it's really proud of everyone today that i myself felt that city today which i had been feeling for the whole year so it's a good fit. the triumph in spain gives hamilton a whopping seventeen point lead in the battle for the drivers' championship. in tennis patrick who told bob beat the netherlands kiki bird tends to win the madrid open women's singles for a record third time but the win didn't come easy but told i was pushed to her limits in a marathon match that lasted nearly three hours but the czechs battling performance was rewarded with a three set victory away and continues her r

lewis hamilton must be a very happy man as he waits to get on his flight home.nts. a commanding victory and have teammates, valtteri bottas, and have teammates, valtteri bottas, and mercedes, they must be really happy with this result. not only was it 81, two, it starts to show a slight dominance over ferrari. the ebb and flow of the season has been dramatic. it was not scintillating, but it was very good for one team and that was mercedes. 0ne and that was mercedes. one of the risk is moments in formula one was the start. 20 cars going for it, just inches apart. wartime world champion sebastian vettel showed how it should be done in barcelona, —— four—time world champion. zooming past valtteri bottas. remy grosjean showed how i shouldn't. he took out hulkenberg and gasly. it was not going to be ferrari's day as kimi raikkonen retired before the halfway point. that'll‘s gamble on a second pitstop didn't pay off, allowing verstappen to get past. hamilton inherited his victory last time out, this time there was no doubt he deserved it, claiming the chequered flag

john: i returned home in fort lewis, washington. prior to going to fort lewis, they dressed us in khaki uniforms. they gave us khaki uniforms to wear. i went to the airport, and the looks of some of those people, i said, something is not right. i heard yelling from other soldiers. i said, something's not right and something is going on. they came and told me somebody spat on him. i said, we can go get him, who did it? he said, don't worry about it, i'm just going to change my clothes because there are too many people out there. we went to the restroom and changed into civilian attire and we walked out. then, we started talking amongst ourselves, and some of the men were referring that other people called him baby killers. they spat at some of them and they got total disrespect. this is one of the reasons i wear this hat right here. one of the reasons is because a lot of civilians walk up to me and say thank you for your service, especially vietnam, because i know how you were treated, and i just want to say i apologize for all the p

and it's two in two for lewis hamilton at formula one's spanish grand prix.me to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. it's been quite a dramatic final day in the premier league. we already knew manchester city were champions, and stoke and west brom were going down. but there was a final relegation spot that needed confirming. the race for the top four got very interesting, and arsene wenger took charge of arsenal for the last time. our sports correspondent david ornstein was at that match. still a couple of issues to be resolved, the final champions league spot, would it go to liverpool chelsea? the spot, would it go to liverpool chelsea ? the last spot, would it go to liverpool chelsea? the last relegation place, would that be swansea southampton quins back here at huddersfield, there was a mixture of celebration and nostalgia, as the curtain came down on another memorable season in the premier league. after nine months and 380 games, one team stood head and shoulders above the rest. pep guardiola's manchester city, champions of england, a celebratory end to a

next up, montreal, a track that has lewis hamilton's name all over it.naco for daniel ricciardo will go on into the night but for us it is time to pack up until two weeks' time for the next race. england's cricketers succumbed to a miserable nine—wicket defeat at the hands of pakistan on the fourth day of the first test at lord's. the hosts resumed on sunday morning with a slender lead thanks tojos buttler and dom bess' century stand the previous day. but it proved in vain as england added just seven runs for the loss of four wickets, leaving pakistan to chase down 6a to win. they lostjust the one wicket as they sealed victory 90 minutes into the day. it means england can only draw the series with one test remaining. it is very disappointing. we have been outperforming another three environments for stop and a first innings in particular, showed character in that second innings, but you have to be better. there have been a number of collapses recently. we have got to find a way asa recently. we have got to find a way as a group and that is a very individ

so all important for the championship will be that lewis hamilton still leads the way.stion is daniel ricciardo still in contention for the championship, is he back in the? 21! points behind sebastian vettel and i think he could well be in contention. next up its montreal, a track which has lewis hamilton‘s name all over it, he‘s won there are several times, can he do it again is the question. the party here in monaco will go on into the night. but for us it‘s time to pack up. england's cricketers suffered an embarrassing defeat to pakistan in first test at lord‘s. they resumed on day four with a slender thanks to jos they resumed on day four with a slender thanks tojos buttler and dom —based‘s century stand but it proved in vain as they abbeyjust seven runs pakistan chasing just 64 to win. england can only draw the series with one test remaining. it's very disappointing. we‘d been outperformed l3 departments. we‘ve not batted well enough, first innings in particular. we have to be better. there‘s been a number of colla pse better. there‘s been a number of collapse is r

romain g rosjea n place behind lewis hamilton.spin, taking out nico hulkenberg. afterfive laps behind the safety car, hamilton was able to put his foot down, reeling off lap records and opening a massive gap over sebastian vettel. it wasn't going to be ferrari's date as kimi raikkonen retired before the halfway point and sebastian vettel‘s gamble didn't pay off, allowing va ltteri bottas gamble didn't pay off, allowing valtteri bottas and max verstappen to get past. hamilton inherited his victory last time out but this time there was no time he —— no doubt he deserved it, claiming the chequered flag by 20 seconds from his mercedes ji made. with his lead now 17 points over sebastian vettel, he is back in the driving seat. ireland are learning the hard way about test cricket. it is day three in theirfirst about test cricket. it is day three in their first game about test cricket. it is day three in theirfirst game in the about test cricket. it is day three in their first game in the longer format after their opponents pakistan decla

so jeffrey lewis, what was bolton's intention by bringing up the libya model? >> well, you know, in his memoir, bolton bragged about using diplomacy to actually advance other gols, so h bragged about sending a delegation off to pyongyang, feeling that he had sabotaged them and knowing that it had collapsed. my guess is he was bringing up qaddafi not because it is a model for disarmament but because he knew it would annoy the north koreans, and, in fact, it did. i think we saw the north korean statement the other day singled lton out and made it very clear that libya was not a precedent they liked. >> schifrin: balbina hwang, was that right?th wanational security adviser trying scuttle this summit or somehow convreince noh ans that the u.s. wasn't serious about diplomacy? >> absolutely. libya is a red line that everybody knows isin some that north korea will not accept. now, on the other hand, it is also the sort of ereme that we set up going into negotiations so that you know that that is the furthest line that you know that is the extent to which is the hard l

brilliance with which that is played by dana lewis seems to encompass -- daniel day lewis seems to encompass what he is all about. he talks about the importance of having a goal, having a compass setting, having a sense of -- andon, but realize that sense of direction was winning the war and abolishing slavery, which is what the movie deals with, but lincoln was a consummate politician as well. ,e understood that to get there he cannot go straight to that objective. he will run into the swamp or over a cliff. he has got to circumvent, he has got to navigate, he has got to maneuver. before long, maybe he has got to bribe a few people and whatnot. he is as manipulative a -- as nixon or lbj ever were. the brilliance of that movie is the extent to which it shows this in lincoln. the great difference with lincoln is he wasn't so fixated goal andarger role -- could so eloquently express it, and i think that is the genius of lincoln. lbj is interesting because he had a larger goal. i think it was ending poverty and racism in this country. but he allowed himself to be distracted by the vietnam war a

she is lewis' ex-wife. while he never forced her to have sex with others prosecutors say she is very much his victim. >> he threatened my family, beat me on several occasions, held a gun to my head. you know, my son witnessed some of it unfortunately. >> reporter: deandre lewis has spent the past four years here at the county jail. on friday he'll find out if he'll be sentenced to 150 more at state prison. >> i never made anyone do what they did not want to do. anybody that's been around me is because they chose to, they wanted to. >> he's a very, very twisted individual. i will say he's hopefully one of the worst we ever see but unfortunately there are many individuals that do this to women out there. >>> an investigation is under way this afternoon after a man fell to his death inside one of the terminals at san francisco international airport. as abc 7 news reporter chris win explains, it happened at bag gaj claim. >> a devastating scene as passengers arrived at sfo. >> chaotic, a lot of people were runn

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, the daughter of councillor miriam lewis and our right honorable friend the member for chorley, tookwn life, having been in a coercive relationship and suffering mental abuse through what is known as gaslighting. does my right honorable friend agree that we need to raise awareness of this particular kind of abuse? will she support miriam lewis in establishing the "chat with nat" website in memory of natalie, to help and advise those affected by this behaviour? >> can i thank my right honorable friend for raising what is a very important issue. i start by saying i am sure that members on all sides of this house will join me in offering our deepest sympathies and condolences to councillor miriam lewis and the right honorable member for chorley. my rightike to thank honorable friend for bringing this website in memory of natalie to my attention. i am happy to offer my full support to the project, which i am sure will provide much-needed help and advice to those who are in the most difficult and painful of circumstances. we have, of course changed the law to introduce a new domestic abus

a jury convicted diondre lewis of 37 felonies involving at least seven women. the charges include murder after one of the women abused by lewis killed herself. he says he's not a monster. >> at the end of the day i never made anybody do anything they didn't want to do. anybody around me is because they chose to, he wanted to. >> he threatened my family, beat me on several occasions, held a gun to my head. you know, my son witnessed some of it unfortunately. >> lewis has spent the last four years at the contra costa county jail in martinez. on friday he'll find out if he'll be sentenced to 150 more in state prison. >>> a troubled b.a.r.t. walkway a hot spot for drug use may be shut down. recent cell phone video shows people using drugs in civic station corridor. b.a.r.t. director says b.a.r.t. is considering closing the hallway that connects the 7th and 8th street entrances. some passengers say that would put a snag in their commute. >> i think that would cause an inconvenience. this makes it easier to come to the platform. >> this hall has been ground zero for

actor closely to what he daniel day lewis says.deo clip] >> the compass will point you true north from where you are standing. it has no advice about the swamps and deserts you will encounter along the way. it in proceeding to your destination you plunge ahead heedless into destinations and sink into a swamp, what is the use of knowing true north? [end video clip] brian: hedgehog? fox? john: both. that was iconic for me in writing the book. the very brilliance with which that is played by daniel day lewis seems to encompass what he -- what grand strategy is all about. he talks about the importance of having a goal, having a compass setting, having a sense of direction. and that sense of direction was for lincoln, winning the war and abolishing slavery, which is what the movie deals with, but lincoln was a consummate politician as well. he understood that to get there, he cannot go straight to that objective. he will run into the swamp or over a cliff. he has got to circumvent, he has got to navigate, he has got to maneuver. before

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. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," yale university professor john lewis gaddis. professor discusses his book, "on grand strategy." ♪ brian: john lewis gaddis, you grew up in a small-town in texas. john: that is right. brian: some famous people are from there besides you. jeff bezos. lyndon johnson taught school there. john: right.

this week on "q&a," yale university professor john lewis gaddis. the professor discusses his book on -- his book "on grand strategy." , you: john lewis gaddis grew up in a small-town in texas. john: that is right. brian: some famous people are from there besides you. jeff bezos. lyndon johnson taught school there. john: right. brian:

the world champion flexing his muscles lewis hamilton started from pole and left the competition in his tracks even during the caution period following this crash by roman grose the briton kept his cool. first suggestion fettered on the other hand it just wasn't his day his ferrari team's choice of tires didn't work out and the german had to be satisfied with fourth place. hamilton crossed the finish line unchallenged for the sixty fourth grown prieto of his career. these guys have done an amazing job and is really proud of everyone and today the car and myself the city today which i had been feeling for the whole year so it's a good feeling. the triumph in spain gives hamilton a whopping seventeen point lead in the battle for the drivers' championship. germany's alexander's there of was in top form in madrid on sunday as he bowled those dominic team to claim victory in the madrid open final after an early break zaf pulled out the first set six four under the approving gaze of german tennis legend boris becker it was more of the same the second is that with vera making short work of the

my name is lewis vaughanjones.es north korea for a trail of broken promises as president trump cancels the summit with kim jong—un. pyongyang says the move defies the world's wishes and it's willing to resolve differences with the us "whenever, however." hollywood film producer harvey weinstein is expected to hand himself in to police in new york within hours following allegations of sexual assault. an island off the coast of yemen is declared a disaster zone after a powerful cyclone. at least 19 people are missing. and it saw a pedestrian but it was too late. more questions about the safety of self—drive cars.

the world champion flexing his muscles lewis hamilton started from pole and left the competition in its tracks even during the caution period following this crash by roman grose the briton kept his cool. first sebastian fetch on the other hand it just wasn't his day his ferrari team's choice of tires didn't work out and the german had to be satisfied with fourth place. hamilton crossed the finish line unchallenged for the sixty fourth grand prix title of his career. these guys have done an amazing job and it's very proud of everyone and today that i myself called the city today which i had been feeling for the whole year so it's a good fit. the triumph in spain gives hamilton a whopping seventeen point lead in the battle for the drivers' championship. you're watching news join us again at the top of the hour or you can check out our web site or follow us on twitter at d w news i'm having an inverter land thanks for tuning in to. the road to the media. joining the discussion. at full speed.

the world champion flexing his muscles lewis hamilton started from pole and left the competition in its tracks even during the caution period following this crash by roman grows the briton kept his cool. first sebastian fettered on the other hand it just wasn't his day his ferrari team's choice of tires didn't work out and the german had to be satisfied with fourth place. hamilton crossed the finish line unchallenged for the sixty fourth grand prix title of his career. these guys have done an amazing job and is really proud of everyone and today the car and myself i felt that city today which i had been feeling for the whole year so it's a good feeling. the triumph in spain gives hamilton a whopping seventeen point lead in the battle for the drivers' championship. the largest song competition on the planet has a new champion israel has won this year's euro vision song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese capital lisbon the winning entry was a quirky pop tune performed by a charismatic rising star. her funky chicken moves are already influencing politics. now to vir

brian: our guest has been john lewis gaddis.nk you. >> for transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. q&a programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> on the next "q&a," biographer patricia o'toole on her book "the moralist: woodrow wilson and the world he made," next sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. afternoon, athis forum on the future of race relations in america. we will hear from several university scholars and advocacy groups at an event hosted right arena stage in washington. that starts at 6:30 p.m. eastern life here on c-span. >> watch our live coverage of the utah senate republican debate with mitt romney and state lawmaker mike kennedy from brigham young university, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on , or listen-span.org on the free c-span radio app. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. speeches all this week in prime time. tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, the founder of the me too movement, clarence thomas, the starbucks coo, and nikki haley. wednesday at 8:00

huey lewis and the news sold 30 million worldwide.>> as i walked to the stage t sounds like a jet engine going on. i couldn't find pitch, it was a distorted nightmare. the base goes -- it is literally noise. even though i can hear you. we can talk. i can talk on the phone. but i can't sing, i can't hear music. i can do everything but what i love to do the most. it is a drag. ♪ >> after consults several doctors, the meniers's disease. >> the bad news is that they don't know what it is. it is a syndrome based on symptoms t affects people differently. all they can come up is diet. no cafee, lower salt and keep your fingers crossed. >> is there a cure? >> there is not. it can get better. it hasn't yet. ♪ >> lewis had to make's decision to cancel the band's tour, 40 stops. the only prudent thing to do is to cancel all future shows. needless to say, i feel horrible about this. >> one of the hardest parts, is that your fans. you were excited for the tour, you knew a lot of people were. >> we have been doing this for 40 years now. we have gre

and it's two in two for lewis hamilton at formula 0ne‘s spanish grand prix. welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. it's been quite a dramatic final day in the premier league. we already knew manchester city were champions, and stoke and west brom were going down. but there was a final relegation spot that needed confirming. the race for the top four got very interesting, and arsene wenger took charge of arsenal for the last time. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein was at that match. david, more on wenger in a moment. but we have to start with the teams chasing the champions league. matters were still alive but both the top of the premier league in terms of champions league qualification. would it be liverpool chelsea? at the bottom, could swa nsea com plete a chelsea? at the bottom, could swansea complete a ten goal swing to save themselves and sent southampton down? here at huddersfield there was both a celebratory and a sentimental atmosphere. the curtain came down on the 20th17-2018 atmosphere. the curtain came down on the 20th17—2018 season. it

and formula one racing britain lewis hamilton has found his groove once again will tell you why he was leaping from his car and into the arms of his teen in barcelona. are brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show well it is a highly controversial move on a politically loaded date the u.s. moving its embassy in israel to jerusalem today on the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the jewish state last night israel. prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed president trump's daughter of banca her husband jared kushner and other american officials for a special dinner but on voice from more than half of those countries that were actually invited did not show up european union mission to israel for example tweeted that it respected the international consensus on jerusalem while the president's decision to move the embassy to the contested city is deeply controversial palestinians of course also claim jerusalem as their own capital and then yahoo however was full of praise for the president's move i call on all countries to join the u.s. and moving their embassies to jerusalem. mo

sebastian vettel finished second, ahead of britain's lewis hamilton in third.ints from vettel. the story of today's race comes from out sports correspondent andy swiss. plain sailing? monaco would prove anything but. for lewis hamilton, starting third on the grid but above all for the man in pole position... lights out. ..daniel riccardo sped away and it seemed like a victory parade, the australian easing clear but with 50 laps still to go, his car suddenly lost power and his lead vanished. sebastian vettel on his tail, as the field concertinaed behind him. at one stage, the top five separated by just eight seconds. but they could not find a way past, including hamilton, who stayed stuck in third, as ricciardo brilliantly nursed his car towards the finish. the most spectacular moment was undoubtedly this, an untimely brake problem, which ended his and brendon hartley's race. both thankfully unhurt. ahead of them, it was ricciardo's day, a masterful drive as he finished ahead of vettel and hamilton, a victory over his own car as well as his rival‘s. england succ

from on the incident we're joined on the line by lisa lewis in paris lisa what more do we know about the attack the far . well we do know that the police hasn't really figured out if this is actually a tarot attack and as well now that we have the terror section else that's hard for us to keep his office hasn't been seized nomi that as a case quite quickly they sure that this is such an attack for example of the attack i yelled something like along the party that hasn't happened the police is at the site the site has been cordoned off it's got forensics that for the time being the current criminal pretty says in charge of the investigations and we should know more about later on once they have actually looked into the attacker was because the attackers around didn't have any idea and so they're now trying to find fingerprints and identifying can be single as they're starting to now investigate what's the reaction been from not only authorities but others and friends this hour. well it will only be shocked by what happened as the government has said thanks to the courage of our police

to the committee becausejulian lewis was absolutely right that this is a matter of great concern and of the committee likejohnny mercer have made their voices very clear on this. you told the enquiry you were at that stage personally aware of one or you were at that stage personally aware of one 01’ two you were at that stage personally aware of one or two locally employed civilians who are still at risk and his perception of risk you would trust, in other words that you accepted they were right to fear for their lives and their safety. what has happened to them? well, one of them is now here, ijust mentioned him andi them is now here, ijust mentioned him and i am extremely glad the system has eventually worked. and one of them is at the moment is going through the process and i hope very much that he will be relocated soon. thank you very much. there's been a stark warning this morning from the eu main negotiator that the uk could be heading for "no deal" after brexit. michel barnier says that failing to agree a deal on the eu court would mean no treaty and no transition period. he'

john lewis said, "maybe have a word with the major? major responded, "there is no words to be had." and he gave the order for the troopers to melee. this is now what is known as bloody sunday. alabama state troopers, the sheriff's deputies, and the deputized citizens rushed marchers right here on this bridge, beating them with nightsticks, billy clubs, even furniture wrapped in barbed wire. teargas canisters were going up -- off and they beat these marchers throughout the city and into the george washington aria, -- washington area where we just were. there were accounts of these officials throwing young women into baptismal pools at first baptist church. that was the first attempt. this significant was the fact that there were so many media cameras there capturing this moment. not only were there still cameras from a national news there filming. that tonight, images from bloody sunday actually appeared in the middle of "trials at nuremberg." the entire country got to see what was happening on that day here in soma, alabama. after dr.

susan: lewis in fresno, california.ewis: i lived through 1978 and had at that time, a 98th percentile on the college physics admission test. in 1985, i retake the test and scored a 99.9% percentile in physics and 99.8% in biology and mathematics and life subjects. my question is, how did that case get to the u.s. supreme court went i was going to so very deservingt students throughout the entire nation? i have served in the air force, then later, the army reserve and the california national guard. friends best, and i had from every possible race in the nation. we were all treated equally, but when it came to test scoring, if you had the money to pay for kaplan test centers you could raise your scores to the 99th 99.9th percentile across the board. i would've done it if i had the money. but i was happy with one 99.9 percentile in physics. i would have gone beyond that, if it hadn't been for bakke winning when he did in the case. it was enough to affect all of the undergraduates who wanted to apply to medical school. susa

. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," yale university professor john lewis gaddis.he professor discusses his book, "on grand strategy." ♪ brian: john lewis gaddis, you grew up in a small-town in texas. john: that is right. brian: some famous people are from there besides you. jeff bezos. lyndon johnson taught school there. john: right. brian: what impact did that town have on you? john: it was and still is a very small town. i thought it was a great place to grow up. it never seems that way to a kid. looking back, you can say this. i think one of the best examples of why it was such a good experience comes back to this theme of the book the hedgehog and the fox. my colleague at yale, we were having dinner. he announced that when he was little, he had a pet hedgehog growing up in england. i was able to top paul, because i had a pet armadillo growing up in texas. so, that is part of the fun. [chuckles] brian: did you know when you were growing up lyndon johnson taught school there? john: we all knew that, but we were warned, don't ever trust that guy. he's going to be

law. >> and lewis in philadelphia. you're on the air. hello, lewis. go ahead, please. all right. we're going to move on. sorry about that. when we call you, i know you're listening to the screen, but be go with your question, please. we're going to learn about the next part of it, which is getting to a majority. and we're going to return to the library of congress, ryan reft, showing justice powell's difficulty in getting to a majority. from our william j. brennan paper. he was seen as marshal's kind of -- marshall's kind of liberal ally. 40-pagepart of a larger memo written to his clerks for typing up later in which he various avenues and curves in the case and particularly the fact that particularly offended by lewis powell's draft opinion from marshall's point of view. failed to acknowledge the larger structural inequalities that had been established, that can pass laws in passing civil rights laws and not changing the underlying but if all you're doing is not changing the underlying structure, then you are reasserting the same structural inequalities that have negated african

a jury convicted diondre lewis of 37 felonies involving at least seven women. charges kplu murder after one of the women abused by lewis killed herself. lewis says he is not a monster. >> at the end of the day, i've never made anyone do anything they did not want to do. anybody that's ever been around me is because they chose to, they wanted to. >> he threatened my family. >> threatened me, beat me on several occasions, held a gun to my head. you know, my son witnessed some of it unfortunately. >> lewis has spent the last four years at the contra costa county jail in martinez. on friday he'll find out if he'll be sentenced to 150 more in state prison. >>> a live desk update with jessica castro. >> new at 6:00 a.m. police in ball just made an arrest after a death of a police officer. a big update to a story that made national headlines. here is the surprising part. the suspect just 16 years old. the female police officer was killed yesterday. police now say they actually arrested the teen shortly after the officer's death. only making the announcement this morni

joining us now, we have matt visor and political commentator matt lewis with us as well.'s start with this tweet, matt lewis. you see him use this word, this is no coincidence, right? meddling is what russia is accused of doing in the presidential election. and here he's using it to talk about the special counsel investigation. what do you -- what do you make of that? >> well, first, i would say this is what donald trump is great at, is taking something and turning it around. remember the term fake news was originally about, you know, people in other countries, like in macedonia, who had spread fake news on facebook that actually probably helped donald trump. and he co-opted the term, turned it around on the mainstream media and basically has got an way with that. i think this is another example of using these terms, these words and weaponizing them, so to speak, against his enemies. the problem is, of course, i think talking about russia benefits republicans. democrats right now, i think, are poised to win the midterms, at least to take the house of representatives. they

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—— brandon lewis deserves credit.k to be done. what is sitting on the prime minister's and government's desk now is making a clear success of the brexit negotiations and taking the country through that challenge. that is what the country is looking for. on the tory challenge, a problem for them is younger people and cities. housing. unless the conservatives can sharpen up their offer to young people, things like housing, debt, that will continue to be an issue. people, things like housing, debt, that will continue to be an issueli think as well that we absolutely have to move beyond the windrush scandal and the appointment of sajid javid, he will change the position oi'i javid, he will change the position on immigration but this has to be followed on immigration but this has to be followe d u p on immigration but this has to be followed up by real action. on immigration but this has to be followed up by real actionm on immigration but this has to be followed up by real action. it was a shame that the windrush transpar

. >> today in a jailhouse interview only seen on abc 7 news lewis talks with our own laura anthony. >reporter: prosecutors say he's perhaps the worst human sex trafficker in contra costa county history. he tells a different story. >> i've never put a gun to someone's head and said, hey, you're going to do this. i've never told anyone i'm going to hurt you if you don't do this. >> reporter: he cmet at least oe of them at diablo valley college when they were both students. >> he's one of the most violent human traffickers. >> he was incredibly violent and abusive. he used psychological control and extreme violence including rape i raping and defiling multiple women. >> reporter: he ordered her to tore fewer another woman who owed her money. >> where is the rest of my money? ain't got the money in her account beat that [ bleep ]. >> i hit her with a frying pan. >> they want to expose him. >> reporter: this woman is lewis' ex-wife. while he never forced her to have sex with others prosecutors say she is very much his victim. >> he beat me on several occasions, held a gun to my head. >> re