these are my kids, lindsay and seth. i have about an hour or so left. to tell them both i love them and miss them. >> when i saw him, he apologized for everything. and that, i think that's what i needed. >> hours before her father was executed, lindsay decided to leave indiana and make the long drive home to florida. >> i didn't want to see him die, and so i left. i didn't want to hear anything else about it, i didn't want to see it. i was just ready to go back to my family. >> but later that evening, just three hours before he would walk into the execution chamber, wrinkles would talk to one last person outside the prison walls. he placed a phone call to "lockup" field producer susan carney. >> i stayed in touch with eric after we finished our "extended stay" shoot, because we decided we were going to document the last few months of his life. we did a series of recorded phone conversations, and our last conversation took place the night of his execution. i guess three hours to live. what's going through your mind? >> this is kind of surreal, this whole

captain lindsay refused. he raised up the bay -- raced up the bay despite warning shots fired at the hannah. the gasp he gave chase -- gaspee gave chase and captain lindsay sturges trip north towards the cove -- steered his trip north towards the call. they are, the letter had a shot over the shallows but the heavier -- there, the letter have a -- lighter hannah shot over the shallows but the heavier gaspee ran aground and stuck firm. the british ship and her crew was caught. stranded in a falling tide. they would need to wait many hours for a rising tide to free them again. according to nick bunker, "as night fell the gaspee crew turned in, leaving only one person on the deck." spotting an irresistible opportunity captain lindsay sailed on the providence. there he enlisted the help of john brown, the respected merchant and statesmen who led the petition against the gaspee back in march. brown was from one of the most prominent families in the city. the ultimately helped found what we know today as brown univ

lindsay gets a better deal by far. we shared our results with the car coach, consumer car expert lauren thicke. >> great news for women. >> progress? >> i'd like to say it's progress. >> reporter: in the end, of the 10 visitors they visited, four dealerships gave the same price, three dealerships gave lindsay a higher price and three dealerships gave charlie a higher price. but when you add it up, charlie's prices were $3100 higher than lindsays. are you surprised by our results? >> i'm a bit surprised about the results but it's nice to know new car dealers are paying attention. women make 85% of the buying decisions and they're paying big attention to that. >> experts say the easiest way to get the best deal on a car is to do your home work. a salesperson can smell a smart shopper. give them your best price, not the other way around. aaron you were right. >> yeah, but ideally you want everybody to get the same deal not women get better or men better. >>> well, the results are in which restaurants have the meals that a

lindsay came home to check on his little sister. now that i have a dot or was almost 21, i realized how young he was and how hard that had to be on him, what a huge responsibility it was, but he never made me feel like a word in. he always made me heal so loved and so's to work. lindsay also made sure i finished high school, went to college. he even legally adopted me. lindsay has been through my side through some wonderful times. he has been through many special events in my children's lives, emily and nicole, and he has been through my side -- by my side during some very tough times. the values we learned in this town, the work ethic instilled in us by our parents, and the love we received on the people in this community are what got us through those tough times. those were the morsi took to the state house and to the united states senate. with your support, i know he will take them to the white house. [cheers and applause] speaker: we need that kind of leadership in the oval office today, and lindsey graham will provide that. lin

as hard as it was for him lindsay went back to school.n seneca with a very special aunt and uncle. lindsay came back every weekend unlike most college kids that age who stayed on campus in colombia and had fun, lindsay came home to check on his little sister. now that i have a daughter who is almost 21 i realized how young he was and how hard that had to be on him. what a huge responsibility it was, but he never made me feel like a burden. he always made me feel so loved and so secured. lindsay also made sure i finished high school, went to college, and even legally adopted me. lindsay has been by my side through some wonderful times many special events. he has been by my side through some very tough time. the values we learn in this town worth -- work ethic instilled in us fire parents and the love from the people group received in this community is what got us through the tough times. those are the values lindsay took to the air force, the statehouse in columbia, and to the united states senate. with your support, i know he will take th

benjamin lindsay failing to providence. they yield to inspection by gaspee. captain lindsay refused. despite warning shots fired. steered his ship toward the co-. right over the shallow waters. they shot over the shallows. the gaspee ran aground and stuck firm. the british ship and her crew was caught. stranded in a falling tide. they would need to wait many hours for a rising tide. according to nick bunker come as might fell the gaspee crew turned in, leaving only one person on the deck. spotting an irresistible opportunity captain lindsay sailed on the providence. there he enlisted the help of john brown who had led that petition against the gaspee back in march. brown was from one of the most prominent families in the city. he ultimately found what he hopes to be the browns university. down in what is known as the east side of providence along the weather -- along the waterfront. refreshments were served. the group resolved to end the menace in rhode island waters. those graders, led by what to nick bunker called for maritime elite providence set out with

shini, crystal, lindsay, you each had a piece of the story. >> at the c.i.a. trained to analyse complex and sometimes contradictory data. climate change fits into that model as well. washington d.c. - politics are part of the equation. no matter what the science is, there's going to be contentious debate. >> i had a different experience. i was dealing with the scientists and citizens who are not debating if climate change is happening, but they are living it now. >> i think it's interesting that both sides of the debate claim to be on the side of science, and use studies as ammunition. we wanted to know who is right. things got interesting. >> as scientists we are trained to look at the data and go from there. that's what we try to keep in mind as we delve into the debate - the politics of climate change. >> the picture esque sunrise on the strip of miami beach florida hides the danger facing the tourist island. >> florida is sort of an epicentre for climate impacts >>> those are forcing a massive city-wide reconstruction effort, turning miami beach into a rea

why is lindsay graham running for president now? >> it's time why now? his message of national security is one that will play not only in his home state of south carolina but around the country now. playing on the fears of radical islam which is a tone he hit many times in his speech in south carolina but also the idea that nobody else in the race is talking about it, and he thinks that it's job 1 for next president. >> well, so he's running on a foreign policy platform. but usually when we talk about these elections it's domestic issues that dominate. is foreign policy a top issue for americans right now? >> well, it always is but never as you just said tony first issue. barry goldwater tried it, george h.w. bush tried it the second time. it's never the first issue. in the post9/11 world 15 years hence that it will be next year, today his speech did not hit any of those tones. he was almost single-mindedly focused on foreign issues. >> we assume he will do well in south carolina, it's his home state. what about other states? >> if he doesn't do well in

lindsay moran is ex-c.i.a., she's about to join them. entering a biolab. >> sorry, we cannot confirm your identity concern? >> what is going to be like ebola, but we haven't seen it yet. dr charlotte mcshane is a mechanical engineer. tonight what she learnt about tornados. phil torres. i'm phil torres. 'm an entomologist. that's hour team, nout let's do some science. >>> hey, guys, welcome to "techknow", joined by dr ross shimabuku, and lindsay moran. microscopic things have been making news. viruses. take ebola - it caught america offguard. in some places we overreacted and in other places we doesn't do enough. >> there's a lot of scare around ebola, because we don't know much about it, compared to measles. which is also a hot topic. >> when we think of diseases we tend to think of containment. how do we contain them. i had an opportunity to meet a small group of scientists who are seeking out the pathogens in order to understand it. it might surprise people that metropolis. that's good reason for that. let's have a look. >> reporter: w

to lindsay and lindsay said yes and they win the game. abc world news is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 with brian taff and adam joseph and ducis rogers, and then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan jeff skversky and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> major breaking news as the manhunt for two escape killers instens intensifyies intensifies. 800 officers now out in force. >>> and severe storms and flash floods. hail cracking windshields. the tornado watch issued in new york. >>> and the naacp leader in the spotlight after her parents say she's white. >>> and five of a kind. america's first set

lindsay graham is a good guy. and i just think this is much adieu about nothing.thing to do with the fact whether lindsay graham is qualified to be president. >> should mark kirk apologize to women for making calling women hos, essentially? what he did. >> again, to me it's -- disappointing some one would say something like that. i will leave it up to mark kirk to determine whether he wants to apologize. >> when bruce jenner came out as transgender, he also said in the interview with diane sawyer noticed it did a look over his shoulder yeah i am a republican. is it okay if i say that? sort of making a joke about it. here's what lindsay graham said to cnn about caitlyn jenner. >> i haven't walked in her shoes. i don't have all of the answers to the mysteries of life. i can only imagine the torment that bruce jenner went through. if caitlyn jenner wants to be a republican she is welcomen my party. >> do you welcome her? >> if caitlyn jenner wanted to endorse me would i accept the endorsement? the answer is if that's how she feels about my candidacy, sure. look there

graham made it official. >> i'm lindsay graham and i'm running for president of the united states. >porter: he adds a hawkish foreign policy voice into the republican field. graham calls radical islam one of americas biggest threats. >> i want to be president to defeat the enemies that are trying to kill us. not just penalize them or criticize them or contain them but defeat them in. >> reporter: a year ago graham's own political career at first appears to be on the ropes. tea party conservatives were angry with graham and targeted the incumbent senator in the 2014 midterms. graham fended off the challenge easily. and now his candidacy could underscore the inexperience of fellow republican candidates. >> i'm running for president of the united states because i am ready to be commander and chief on day one. [ applause ] >> reporter: over the weekend in the democratic race hillary clinton picked up a populous challenger in former maryland governor martin o'malley. >> i declare i am a candidate for president of the united states and i am running for you. >> reporter: and by you, o'malle

hey guys welcome to techknow i'm phil torres joined by lindsay moran and marita davison. as you guys know, when i do my science it's all spiders and butterflies. but when i'm in the field i love going to peru. the rainforest there is amazing but the last time i was there and i looked out the window flying in and i noticed a huge section of forest was missing. you have to be talking about the devastating impacts of gold mining, of illegal gold mining that's been hitting peru, my home country bolivia, and the entire region really it's been happening for the past few decades. phil since you first brought this story to techknow the question we've been asking is, can anything be done to stop the destruction of the rainforest, or even restore it? those are the big questions and thanks to a team we joined on the ground there in peru we're starting to get some answers... and there is hope. >> the amazon rainforest. legendary, primeval, it's home to 10 percent of the world's known species. its ancient trees remove millions of tons of carbon dioxide a year from the atmosphere. and

lindsay: paraguay y suma 4. tenemos nuevos campeones de la nba, el mero mero se llama golden state, warriors, lebron james se quedÓ con las manos vacÍas a pesar de haber jugado espectacular. alan: cleveland nunca ha ganado, quÉ manera de ganar los golden state, pensÉ que iban a un sÉptimo juego. mira nada mÁs. lindsay: el poderle hurÓn hizo -pobre lebron hizo un gran esfuerzo. alan: me da mucho gusto por lo curry. lindsay: hace 40 aÑos no ganaban, no habÍas nacido. los cavaliers se quedaron con las manos vacÍas, nunca han ganado un anillo, lebron james lleva seis finales consecutivas y sÓlo dos ganadas. vemos el partido que ocurriÓ en los cardenales de san luis. alan: trataron de robar informaciÓn de los astros de houston. lindsay: quÉ horror, hasta dÓnde hemos llegado. >> ¿quieres ser parte de nuestro programa? es muy fÁcil, sÓlo envÍenos un mensaje karla: los sueÑos se hacen realidad, ahÍ estÁ la muestra. ♪ ♪ satcha: revelan nuevas imÁgenes sobre el episodios de brutalidad policial en una piscina de ohio, en e

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>> yes. >> lindsay graham was born in south carolina to blue collar working parents. undergrad andundergraduate and law degree from university of south carolina. in 1994 with the support of republican senate icon strom thurmond, graham ran for a seat in the u.s. house and won. four years later graham was one of the most outspoken house republicans calling for the impeachment of president clinton. >> let it be said that any president who cheats our institutions shall be impeached. >> graham's firm yet conversational approach made him aaagop star. and when thurmond retired from the senate graham ran and won easily. >> i'm here to talk to israeli allies about their concerns about the urch security u.n. security council security council defining the peace process. >> he was one of the president's harshest critics accusing president obama of confusing the war in syria. >> when it comes to selling the american people what we should do in syria given is indifference and quite frankly contradictions it's going to be a tough sell but it is not too late. mr. president clear the

we focus on lindsay graham who is set to announce running this morning.houghts on him getting in? >> he wanted to enliven the debate on national security issues. i was interviewing him last fall and he dropped it in the conversation he was thinking about running for president because he didn't think the republican field was going to be focused enough on national security issues. in the time since of course we have seen a great deal on discussion of national security issues in part of what is happening in the world, but he decided i know these issue and i will run on these issue. >> carly fiorina was on she is one who already threw her hat in the ring and faced off with chris wallace over the weekend. here is a little of that. >> it is not accurate to say i don't know anything about politics. i have severed as advisor and ran my own campaign in california and lost that but i gained republican democratic and more independent votes because of california's size than anyone running in the country. >> carly fiorina is getting that question a lot; about what mak

lindsay, thank you. and remember, you can watch game three of the nba finals right here on abc, beginning at 9:00 eastern, a little later here. >>> in the meantime, there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the rush hour road rage. the brawl in the middle of a busy street. you will see this as it unfolds. two drivers fighting it out. that was during rush hour. the man in the tie, watch this he goes after the other driver. one of them nearly hit by a van. when rage puts all of us on the street in danger. >>> also, you'll remember we reported on family members punished for cheering on their graduates at graduation. a new development coming in tonight. >>> and then, take a close look at this. ♪ your kisses -- >> whoo! >> the 6-year-old dancer on stage demanding a little r-e-s-p-e-c-t. she's become an instant hit tonight, 29 million times and counting, and you'll meet her, coming up. not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagi

and lindsay graham is also in iowa right? since the terrible tragedy in charleston and stopping off in the field of dreams to throw a ball for a couple of young kids. lindsay graham found himself mired in controversy. when he supports taking down the confederate flag from outside of the state house. that angerred people in central south carolina. lindsay said we have to got to do what we do to move forward. on the supreme court decision on gay marriage he will not fight it. but he doesn't agree. >> i think the supreme court decision is law of the land and only changed by a nstitutional amendment. and i don't that will be successful and the process of pushing one will be divisive without a good outcome and i will focus on protecting religious liberties. >> reporter: that is typically a state issue. but at the federal level a mosque or synagogue or church refused to perform same- sex marriage they would not lose federal exempt status. >> all right. thank you very much. right now law enforcement officials are combing upstate new

me is lindsay. let me start with you.s report today, it was better than people expected, that's the good news. this?r any bad linings in lindsay: it certainly be expectation. themarket has lowered expectation for labor gains from 300,000 down to 200,000. the market was elated with this number. when we look at the underlying fundamentals, on a three-month average, it leaves little change. it may be a step in the right direction from the more pronounced weakness was on march. it's really hard to apply to report that gives us slightly back to where we were just six months prior. we spoke to an economist to says this only reinforces the view that the economy is a lot healthier than the gdp data implies. has the economy regains momentum? lindsey i think it's regaining momentum from the extremely guess we saw the first quarter. it supports the assessment that we are making further improvement in the labor market. we have quite a ways to go. on average 200 to 250,000 just to cover demographic change. looking at the three-month a

. >> chris another person who's working on trying to cut through is lindsay graham.g conversation with our own chuck today. i want to play a -- chuck todd. i want to play a clip, an interesting phenomenon within the gop electorate. >> a lot of people in your party say no senator, we need a love. the party needs a governor needs someone with executive experience. you don't have executive experience on a political level. >> if i was governor that's what i'd be saying. the country needs a leader. it's not my goal to manage the government. i want to lead agration nation. i'll work with the washington democrats -- i don't care where you come from, where you're going to go is washington. i don't care what do you in state x you're going to be dealing with democrats. and i know them all. i get along with most of them. i think that's an asset. >> two thing at play. one, saying look, a senator can be president. number two i have not heard a single candidate on the republican side saying i can work with democrats and know them all. they're my friends, i want to work with democr

. >>> republican candidate lindsay graham sat down for an interview with "good morning america," he saysexperienced candidate and taking several trips to iraq during his time on capitol hill, and admits to not being perfect in foreign policy. i think when we ridgely went into iraq i thought that dismantling the iraqi army was a good idea but after the second or third trip i realized they were not going well under president bush, yes i made my fair share of mistakes too. >> lindsay graham is at the bottom of the pack now too as a poll is conducted by the "washington post." >> a lion killed an american tourist in south africa. the windows were open, contrary to park rules it happened at the lion park north in johannesburg. >> it bit the lady through the window, our staff immediately rushed over to chase the lion away and the gentlemen who was driving he sustained injuries to his arms trying to get the lion out as well. >> that man is expected to survive and the lion will be moved to another property away from tourists the park is promising a full investigation. >> still to come on "action

and lindsay graham got into the race this week. he says his calling card is national security, and he is the one man that can be commander in chief on day one. and marco rubio, he says i have foreign policy credentials. and somebody help me tpeufigures one out. >> the immediate responsible we have is to help build the functional government to meet the needs of the people in the short and long term and you -- >> that sounds like nation building? >> it's not nation building, we are assisting them in building their nation. the alternative to doing that is the chaos. >> that sounds like nation building, and perfectly logical, and that's not nation building, we are assisting them in nation building. >> there is a difference between assisting and doing the building yourself and the difference between boots on the ground and sending troops and helping them build their own army would be a similar distinction, and it sounds weird and even though as rubio articulated forceful positions on national security he has been criticized for being va

. >> welcome lindsay. >> thank you and thank you darren and case so i see case studies team. i'm speaking on behalf of my team members. throughout the semester our team focussed on finding and treating incentives for both businesses and landlords alike and hope to decrease the burden of increasing rents here in san francisco although some of our ideas could have potentially aided small businesses or legacy businesses the program creation that would have been needed could have taken months if not years to create an impasse and the condoization. the programs provide loans to businesses in mixed use buildings to purchase their commercial property from their landlord if the landlord is interested of course and the small business association program gives loans of over 5 million $5 million and and provides 90 percent of the funding for purchase provided specific requirements are completed by the business itself and these requirements are that the business must provide a 10 percent down payment and a cash flow statement a business proposal of what will be done with the funds and ow

lindsay: acuÉrdate cuando el amÉrica le quitÓ el campeonato en los Últimos minutos.an: es un placer estar contigo porque sabes de deportes. lindsay: tacher, gracias, se te ve muy bien el sombrerito, buenos dÍas. >> ¿quieres ser parte de nuestro programa? es muy fÁcil, sÓlo envÍanos un mensaje por twitter y Úne karla: vamos a una pausa y volvemos con mÁs. dile hola al programa de lealtad ddperks y siente el enorme agradecimiento que tenemos por tu lealtad. grandes recompensas, ofertas exclusivas. inscríbete en ddperks.com o en el app móvil... eso es lealtad. américa se mueve con dunkin'. ♪ ♪ satcha:sale a la luz este vÍdeo de vigilancia que muestra los Últimos momentos de osama en la grabaciÓn se ve a la policÍa de boston que se acercan al sospechoso de terrorismo, lo rodean y finalmente le disparan, expertos afirman que a pesar de su poca calidad afirma que el ho agrediÓ a los agentes con un cuchillo, pero los familiares tienen mÁs preguntas que respuestas y dicen que no ven el arma por ninguna parte, y mucho menos la supuesta agresividad del hombre. quien disparÓ si

lindsay: acuÉrdate cuando el amÉrica le quitÓ el campeonato en los Últimos minutos.radical. alan: es un placer estar contigo porque sabes de deportes. lindsay: tacher, gracias, se te ve muy bien el sombrerito, buenos dÍas. >> ¿quieres ser parte de nuestro programa? es muy fÁcil, que tal le saluda fk... una ardilla en los transformadores de la estacion electrica de 'el cerrito' fue la culpable del apagon que anoche afecÓ el sistema de enerÍa eÉctrica en 45 mil viviendas en: albany, berkeley, el cerrito kensington, oakland, richmond y san pablo...el apagon obligo a cerrar por algunas horas la estacÓn del bart "downtown-berkeley"... ya para las 11 el servicio buenos dias san francisco. hoy las temperaturas bajaran unos cuantos grados. esta mañana las nubes bajas mantendran un clima fresco. el sol se dejara ver en horas de la tarde. las maximas llegaran 76 y las minimas esta noche en 53 . la temperatura actual es de 55. mañana las temperaturas se mantendrian parecidas a las de hoy. hacia el jueves el termometro comenzaria ascender nuevamente. en su viaje, jack recorrió e

>> lindsay graham is obviously someone that's even more attuned to the difficulties of this issue, theme of the other candidates perhaps like marco rubio or jeb bush that are coming from out of town coming into this primary. the south carolina primary's going to be very important for lindsay graham's hopes as the hometown candidate. he needs to make a big impression there so he doesn't want to alienate his own base. but there are very few political points to be gained in south carolina for candidates in the republican primary to start coming out against the confederate flag. we have seen in the past in 2000 for example, john mccain got in a lot of trouble. he said he was against flying the confederate flag. then a few days later he had to reverse himself. that was something that he said he regretted and it contributed to him losing to george w. bush in that primary. >> i thought it was interesting -- i'm hearing we're out of time. i'm sorry. we will talk with you more about this ahead. appreciate the perspective. >>> coming up next we will have much more on this tragedy in charleston i

lindsay is on foreign poll circumstance lindsay is a bit more to the right.ke sure that things that people talk about in their stump speeches happen. >> you are saying basically lindsay's an extremist because he's a conservative. he's not. he's a moderate. >> he wants to bomb everything. >> lindsay's a moderate for the most part by south carolina terms and they always want somebody more conservative. >> that's the thing, elizabeth warren may not be in the race but don't you feel like her impact has already been felt? >> oh, yeah. >> the message she's been pushing the last three, four five years, you hear snippets about it every time hillary gets on the stump, those are themes not born out of elizabeth warren's campaign but pushed on to the national stage by elizabeth warren. >>> what i worry about with hillary clinton -- i don't -- it's great for her to touch on those themes and mimic elizabeth warren and gather into what people tap into is important to them burke will she do it? what about her experience and connections and the way she sort of operated is wh

we have rick perry and lindsay graham, and colorful moments. the former iowa senator, tom harkin hosted his famous steak fry and it's one of the state's political. now senator earnst road and ride it was one of gop presidential candidates rick perry's stop after his making his official stop this week. he road into the event on a motorcycle with his own group. i spoke with rick perry as the roast and ride was coming to an end and i asked the texas governor about hillary clinton's claim that he and other republicans were trying to curb voting rights. >> well i think it's way outside the norm of ridiculous if you want to know the truth of the matter to call out the people of the state of texas. that's what she did. i just happened to be the governor that signed that legislation and support it and the vast majority of the people of texas support it, and what secretary clinton did was saying the state of texas didn't -- >> but it was the politicians, the legislation. >> but we get elected by people. >> specifically the argument that she and other de

lindsay: el piojo herrera llegÓ a chile, promete grandes cosas en la copa amÉrica pero envuelto en unadelante todo y mÁs desde chile. con esto y mÁs arrancamos contacto deportivo. ♪

you've got lindsay graham -- i think some others in the republican party.t dick cheney right now talking about bringing back the policies of the administration. you have a hawkish bent there. on the other side is rand paul saying we've got to be careful about what we do in terms of foreign engagement, who doesn't like authoritarianism in terms of domestic spying by the nsa. there's a fights that the party will have over what the sole is. whether it is this party of engagement or one that goes back almost 100 years the more isolationist wing making a comeback -- >> i would quibble. i appreciate your analysis, you're definitely right about this split. i don't think not starting a new ground war in syria makes you isolationist. >> i'm using stereotypical polls. there's a wariness among republicans that there wasn't 10 or 12 years ago about war. i think lindsay graham is someone who has yet to meet a foreign engagement that he did not like. that's a problem for him. and i think -- i would hope that if he had the chance to take it back he would not use the "s" w

lindsay, back to you.ll the other stories i mentioned,- stores i gap is facing the struggles j.crew had. decline of mall traffic. a aumers expecting 50% off have a lot of the same problems as their peers. but there are stores that will tell you if they have the right products, they will sell it at a good price. there are brands that do not have this problem. but off-price is king now. old navy is doing well at gap. nordstrom rack is doing well at nordstrom. if you do not have great pieces and the fit is not great, which the gap said, saying we missed on the fit and the colors and the fashions and j.crew said similarly, we did not have the will fit and colors, you not get people in your stores to buy and you run the risk of having them not come back. >> so maybe they need a new creative director instead of to just close stores. >> the gap has said they are working on their products, building in new -- bringing in new talent to look at the design. there is a new president at gap. the president has arranged f