lindsay: i know. i guess the tiffany screen was destroyed in a fire which is sad because it was supposed to be absolutely beautiful. susan: and it was a windscreen? matthew: it was put as a divide between the entrance hall and the cross hall. martin van buren had a different piece of glass earlier to stop some of the wind. the north entrance, that was the primary entrance. arthur wanted to enhance the beauty of the white house, even though he was not elected president. just sort of happened with the assassination of garfield that he was now president. he had this high new york taste. susan: it was victorian times. matthew: right. unfortunately, there is no color photography of the screen or other decorum. we can imagine it must have been spectacular. susan: was it with jacqueline kennedy that it became thought of as a museum, as opposed to a place where each president could get to decorate it as they wished m soffit? -- wished and saw fit. lindsay: some of the first ladies and presidents had a better

she'd spent so many years worrying about lindsay. it was a struggle to let go, but she did. >> the last thing i said to her was remember your seat belt. and she looks over her shoulder and says back at you, mom, love you. that's the last thing she said to me. >> nancy locked up the house and went to bed. the next day, lindsay was supposed to call after she was done tutoring two girls from the neighborhood. but when the call never came, nancy drove over and found out lindsay never showed up at her job. >> all of a sudden, my daughter is not where she's supposed to be. she'd taught these little girls for about four months about. >> and you had no way of reaching her. >> i had no way. >> nancy was frantic. >> i started calling hospitals, the morgue. that's how desperate i was to see if there was a jane doe in the morgue. >> there was no jane doe, and there was no lindsay. >> most people who disappear like that, they come back within a couple of days. >> if not 24 hours, yes. >> is that what you thought was going to happen? >> i think we

. >> still ahead -- >> we're taking you back to the scene of lindsay lohan's viral club.like this now. >>> then -- pink puts her marriage on display. her new video revealing the not so sweet side of love on the road. >> it's just -- it's insane. >>> and meet the hollywood tooth fairy. >> meryl normally has about three sets. >> from meryl to madonna, the man making fake choppers for celebs. >>> but first, spongebob squarepants celebrates 22 years of rowdiness with a live-action animated special. >> three, two, one -- go! >> they said we'd like to do a cameo, i said, can i do two? >> tartar sauce! >> david hasselhoff was in the 2004 spongebob movie. the special brings together all the voices behind the number one kids' animated series airing july 12th on nickelodeon. >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- what you never knew about phylicia rashad's relationship with her "this is ♪ >>> we all remember that. don't we? lindsay lohan went viral at the end of last summer doing the lilo dance at her club in mykonos, greece. well, she's not dancing anymore, because this is what her club lo

. >> still ahead -- >> we're taking you back to the scene of lindsay lohan's viral club.like this now. >>> then -- pink puts her marriage on display. so sweet side of love on the road. >> it's just -- it's insane. >>> and meet the hollywood tooth fairy. >> meryl normally has about three sets. >> from meryl to madonna, the man making fake choppers for celebs. >>> but first, spongebob squarepants celebrates 22 years of rowdiness with a live-action animated special. >> three, two, one -- go! >> they said we'd like to do a cameo, i said, can i do two? >> tartar sauce! >> david hasselhoff was in the 2004 spongebob movie. the special brings together all the voices behind the number one kids' animated series airing july 12th on nickelodeon. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the psoriasis. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of active psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. it even helps stop further joint damage. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur.

. >>> lindsay gottlieb used to attend warrior practice as a guest. next year she will be competing against them . >> i'm disappointed for kal, they're losing such a dynamic person but i'm thrilled for lindsey. >> the cleveland cavaliers hired lindsay gottlieb. she made the final four in 2013. the first head coach to make the jump to the nba. >> you have to make leaps in order for people to see that it can happen. do i feel pressure? not really. someone has to do something hard and scary for the next person to do something. and i'm aware of that. >> kal says a search to replace lindsay gottlieb will begin immediately. >>> bob melvin was a thrown out in the third inning for arguing. robbie grossman walked to load the bases. the first career grandstand. and they finish the road trip. the fog rolled into pebble beach on the eve of the u.s. open. a welcome sight after yesterday's warm temperatures. even phil mickelson was wearing shorts. jordan spieth doesn't take for granted the plane one of golf signature courses. >> not having to pay to play, getting p

so, lindsay can say what lindsay says, and the iranians will provoke us because that's what they do. but we need to be very careful that this doesn't escalate into something beyond our control. >> all right. so, we've spoken to you now to the extent we can, as the senator who serves on the intelligence committee. but i want to now talk to presidential candidate bennett more directly and of course the big campaign story today is surrounding joe biden, 2020 democrats are continuing to pile on him for comments that he made about working with segregationist lawmakers when he was in the senate. >> why on earth would a democrat speak nostalgically of working with a segregationist? >> a guy working to be the head of our party, which is a significantly diverse and wonderous party doesn't understand or can't even knowledge that he made a mistake. >> i don't think that you should be bragging about working on a bipartisan basis with segregationist. >> i think as he's probably seen today, it'd be best if he used different examples. >> the senators that he is speaking of with such adoration are i

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despite no maya moore, seimone augustus and lindsay whalen retired. derek fisher and cheryl reeve shake hands, williams big game off the bench. 25 points and that will do it. the los angeles sparks outlast the minnesota lynx final. and the los angeles sparks come away the victors in what was another terrific incarnation of this rivalry. >> rebecca: just what we expected. the faces may change, but the t. great rivalry game and chelsea gray doing what she does. >> ryan: let's check in with holly rowe. >> holly: chel say, you take a hard blow to the head, you mirs part of the third quarter. how did you come back on fire in the fourth quarter? >> a hard effort by our team. while i was out, i didn't know what was going on. i was in the back a little bit. but we got down, got stops, they got some easy putbacks, so we got for them to get better in that area. but also it's an awesome win for us, we're going home with a win, so i'm excited about that. >> holly: what is it but and the dagger shots you continue to hit against your greatest rivals the lynx. >> so

isncil chair don lindsay also the ceo of teck resources. he joins us from vancouver.is letter, you and others raising potential concerns about the canadian economy down the road. what is your primary concern? >> well, we certainly believe canada is a great place to work and live. we hope and always will be. but we have some concerns there are clouds looming on the horizon, that we see some challenges to our economy. we want to make sure each of the federal political parties have strategies to address these issues. skills and talent, energy and infrastructure, taxation, regulation, innovation in the knowledge economy, and canada's place in the world. these are key issues that we are hoping to see from all the specificeaders, platforms that address these issues. this cominguch is from external factors, like the trump administration threatening to tariff? external factors will have a big influence on the canadian economy but we have to respond. we worry about canada becoming complacent. we see other countries working hard to improve their competitiveness. when they chang

on the proper installation of lindsay's roadf sa products and equipment. the safety of america's roads is a shared responsibility and we will continue work together with skeholderso improve road safety." maryland tells news 4 that it ill take a couple of years to replace all thx-lites in e state but it has already remove about 90% of the ones in montgomery and prince sxwrornlg's counties. virginia is also replacing x-lites on highways with speed o limitsf 55 miles per hour or emore. theyxpect to have that completed by the end of this year.e d.c., by thway, never used the x-lite. back to you. >> all right. susan hogan reporting. >>> for years neighbors in du pont circle have complaabed t someone stealingrs flo out of their gardens.to ght there is new surveillance video of a recent theft. take a look at this. you see a man walk up the stairs of the home and grabve seral flowers right out of the ground. then he walks off. this theft happened last month, few blocks away from the du pont circle metro station. if you think youig have any information, d.c. police

lindsay is from torrance. neighbors say they were shocked to hear about what happened. >> oh, no. that would break my heart. i don't think i could survive if i -- if that happened to my kids. i don't think i could make it without them. >> somebody on lindsay's boat got an image of the shark. this one right here was taken just before the attack. in a statement lindsay's father said she loved animals so much and he says it's ironic she would die from a shark attack. >>> president trump is in japan getting ready to meet with the leaders of 19 other countries. >> and there's one country particularly we are interested. >> china, and possibly russia, too. let's stick with china for now. this is video from a few years ago when the two of them were getting along better. trump threatened new tariffs on chinese good even as economists warn world trade and the economy could suffer. it shows our trade deficit with china has gotten bigger, not smaller, even in the middle of all the tariffs and tough talk. what we don't know is what it would have done with no tariffs. we can't say tariffs aren'

lindsay gram comes to mind, talking about mexican tariffs, where he was against them and now suddenly he supports the idea of a tariff on mexico. what has donald trump done to conservatism in our modern times? >> ignored it? >> walked away from it. and he said, here's your choice. you can be a conservative or you can get re-elected. and we know where they stand. one of the reasons i'm for term limits, i don't know if you are? >> can i argue both sides. >> i used to be opposed to them and in '94 i changed my mind and wrote a book in favor of them. term limits would change the motives for entering politics and the motives for behaving while you're in politics, if you can haven't a life-long career. if people were facing statutory, mandatory, constitutional, it has to be the supreme court who says, term limits. you would see more resistance to this. >> mr. will, if destruction can be described as a movement, do you believe that donald trump is leading this movement or do you think he's an outgrowth of this movement? and in the context of brexit, what is the larger movement going on? and

treasury yields near the low and joining us is lindsay bell i hear you, i think earnings seeing the two-week bounce in the market, what's happening with expectations? >> we are seeing second half earnings, especially the third quarter numbers come down a little bit this is going to be after a second quarter where we see a decline of 1.4%. that's the expectation as we all know, earnings coming in better than expected. i would expect flat to up slightly in the second quarter but it is all about guidance as it always is because these tariffs the numbers haven't been accounted for in the second half. >> broad come a wake-up call >> it was. they're expecting $500 billion of imports to be tariffed by the end of the year so we wouldn't be surprised to see more companies to do that >> with us for the first hour of the story. kayla tausche has the latest, meg terrell with the latest and phil lebeau at the paris air show kayla? >> there's hearing under way, a last roadblock to president trump putting those new tariffs in place on the remaining chinese import this week hundreds of companies are testify

lindsay is from torrance and neighbors were shocked to hear about what happened. >> oh, no, that willak my heart. i don't think i can survive if that happened to my kids, i don't think i could make it without them. >> somebody on lindsay's boat got an image of the shark taken before the attack. in a statement lindsay's father said she loved animals so much it's ironic she would die from a shark. >>> the former southern university of california gynecologist is in custody. yesterday police arrested the 71-year-old. he has been under investigation for months and hundreds of former patients are suing him and usc for failing to respond to allegations of abuse dating back decades. victims were abused at the clinic over several years. >>> president trump is in japan getting ready to meet with the leaders of 19 other countries. >> it's one country in particular that we have interest in some. >> let's stick to china for now. president trump plans to meet with president xi. president trump has threatened new tariffs on chinese goods even as economist warn our economy could suffer. our trade def

. >> women's basketball coach lindsay gottlieb was hired as a coach for the cavali andria nakano with the offer she could not pass up. >> reporter: coach gottlieb said she was blown away when she got the offer to join the cleveland cavaliers. she says she's going to miss the program here at cal, but this is a job she could not turn down. >> you need to know how much i agonized over this because of you. but at the end of the day, i need to do it for you. >> those other words lindsay gottlieb used two break the news to her players in her eight seasons at cal she led the bears to the ncaa tournament seven times and reached the final four in her second season. but it was not all about the success on the court. >> the impact i can have on 13 or 14 young women is really important but if there is a chance to impact 1 million, that's pretty neat. >> gottlieb joined six other women to hold an assistant coaching job on an nba team. >> reporter: what makes her unique is that she is calling from a college women's program. gottlieb's school is hiring -- hoping that one day hiring a woman as an ass

her family says they tried to worry about the sharks but she i didn't hear them in time lindsay is frome in southern california was attending school it loyola marymount university this pictures from a go fund me page her family has started. they're trying to raise money too get her body transported back to well there is now person of interest in the case of a missing college student in utah. >>23 year-old mackenzie lueck vanished last monday happened right after police say she was dropped off. in a lift in a park uh where she met another person lash night police searched a home in salt lake city. they did not say why that only say that the homeowner is a person of interest. police are now looking for who ever took a mattress and box spring. that were given away from that home. salt lake's police chief says that he's been icontact with louis father who is in a world of grief right now. i can feel. in his voice as he spoke. >>in my commitment to greg was that we would do everything within our power this ought to the police department to bring mckenzie hall. low it is from southern califor

all of us fell into place. >> that's not the way curtis' daughter lindsay thought.think of her in. >> we did not get along from the get-go. she arrived at the girl friend. that's how it was. did i think it was too quickly,? yes. but adults make their own decision. >> in fact, lindsay was so unhappy with her dad's girlfriend, she picked up and moved in with her grandmother, corey's mom, two doors down, after two years of living together, curtis and erica married. she admired he how he taught and did local sports and served in the national guard. he had an outstanding resume. >> he did. >> this was the all american boy. >> i loved he was on the school board. that was where my profession was leaning. i loved that he worked with children. he was great. he seemed to be great with the children. >> they even bought a new place in town together and moved from the house where corey had died. there was domestic tranquility at first. but eventually, erica says she saw a change in her husband. >> he'd detach once in a while, just from the whom family. i was kind of left all to

the proper instillation of lindsay's road safety products and equipment. the safety's of america's roads is a shared responsibility and we will continue to work together with stakeholders to improve road safety. >>> maryland tells news 4 it will take a couple years to replace all xlites in the state, it has already removed about 90% of the ones in montgomery and prince georges counties. virginia is replacing xlites on highways, with speedimits of higher.s per hour or they expect to have that completed by the end of this year, d.c.never used the xlite. >>> another dangerous incident at a major baseball league game is getting some attention this we're going to show you the very scary video. >> we're going to have lauren come up next, she's going to talk to us r about anyn threats that we can expect over the n >>> the bat goes out of his hands. it was raining so it made for some really slippery conditions at fenway. the player took that swing. it goes into the bleachers there, thankfully everybody is okay. everybody was clapping and tmiling. nobody was hurf y

cavaliers that makes lindsay got live. the first female collegiate head coach to make it to the nba. credit for his morning kelly has reaction from gotland and others in this part. >>the first thing is that representation matters lindsay gottlieb has spent the last 8 successful seasons leading the cows women's basketball team, helping them make it to the postseason 7 times including their first elite 8 and final 4 appearances. she says it's been a dream job and that was hard to break the news to her players that she's leaving for a job in the nba with this position as an assistant coach for the cleveland cavaliers we've got lee joins a small number of women working in the nba. >>the holy 2 others have made it to the same level impact i can have on the uncertain of 14 and you know young women usually important but there's a chance to in fact a million that's pretty neat and you know it doesn't have to necessarily be the ones that end up as professional athletes, maybe it's. the young girl who says i can do whatever it is th

it took one order from john lindsay and it stopped. bars, some of the pressure was taken off of bars. the stonewall was a different kind of club, and it formed in part because of the slight relaxation of the severe clampdown on gay bars, so i think they felt really because -- i don't know, it is a bit speculation -- but let's say all of a sudden you're bars are not being rated as often, so we have got to offer more, so we are going to have dancing, going to put extra security upfront, make it harder to get in. you feel secure, a big dance floor, the biggest jukebox in town. people began to feel more human because they could express their romantic feelings. i feel like the most important crowdin the stonewall that made it happen were these street youths. they never get recognition in the media or anything. there is only one surviving member of the street youths, and he has been the most articulate person ever i have heard talk about stonewall. explainedid, when he to me was, let's say you are a teenager and you are gay, living in the mi

lindsay was known to be a friend of the gay community. and he ended up winning the election in 1969, but he did so on a third-party ticket. and so in late june, nobody knew that he was going to end up winning. there were also around that time a number of police killings of gay people around the country. oakland,es, berkeley, and in new york city, and i think that contributed to the rage and the anger and the fury that lgbt people felt that night and in the days and weeks surrounding the stonewall riots. steve: our conversation with marc stein. he is a professor of history and he is the editor of this book, "the stonewall riots, a documentary history." we will get to your calls and comments. we have a line set aside for the lgbtq community. that number is (202) 748-8002. but marc stein, if you could for just a moment, describe physically where you are situated. marc: directly behind me is the new stonewall national monument, which was created during the obama administration. it is a small park, triangular park. and behind the park is the s

lindsay got them off the score sheet three minutes in and in the second half it came down to this to double their leader. deflected in off anderson and there was c0 ntrove i’sy deflected in off anderson and there was controversy again around the ar. a hedge that lloyd might have been off side and was deemed not to be in the goal stood. the usa through co mforta bly, the goal stood. the usa through comfortably, easy and all the drama in the other game because thailand we re in the other game because thailand were taking on chile and... in order to knock nigeria out of the last knockout spot, but francesco laura had this chance with the penalty laid on, get that goal and she had to the crossbar. did not have the chance to score after that, they did win 2—0, but they needed to win by more and they go home, and nigeria got through. lots of late heartache. a little bit of break—up on the line, we will try to stick with you. another group had more late drama as well. it certainly did. usa fans milling about. me talk you through the early games very quickly. i win against canada... they are

for the last seven years, lindsay gottlieb has been head coach at cal berkeley. now she's taken a job as assistant with the cleveland cavaliers. this is the second woman in the nba to get a full-time coaching gig. i talked to espn's sage steele who's covered the nba for years and asked her what are the teams seeing now that wasn't seen before? >> sometimes it just takes one. one team to do something unorthodox and the other people go, oh, wow, that is really good. of course the one, the first, was the san antonio spurs several years ago with becky hammond. here's the thing. basketball is basketball. and sometimes i think it's really helpful for other voices to be heard even if the message is the same. >> what's interesting here, she said this is not lip service from the players. fans at times have asked, can a woman coach in the men's league? she says players genuinely believe what she said, that basketball is basketball. she says the mutual respect is there throughout the league. we'll have a lot more on "start here" later this morning. listen on apple podcasts

knockout stages with a perfect record of 3 wins out of 3 the game was just minutes old when leave lindsay horan reacted quicker than the swedish defense the pope this newspoll into the net in the 2nd half this would still be clear their lines was more giving toby his chance to make it to sweden will nevertheless finish in 2nd place in group f. enjoying the usa follow fine for the round of 6 teams. all right you're watching news up next it's d.w. business with is stephen beardsley i'm sure he will shoot your company stick around . how about taking a few or. so you could even take a chance on love. don't expect happy ending. the church. it's. a small split splitter.

one introduce part of the working group today, doctor michael lindsay and doctor noble who are big part of this group to help us find our way and i don't know if there's any other member of the working group? to just end up with technology. thank you. [applause] thank you. i went to announced liver radio personality in the room was a story that is worth telling and sharing and empowers our youth of female and male who is here with us today was also agreed to be a part of our working group. [applause] i would now like to recognize representative. >> thank you congresswoman for gathering again in conversation, at such an honor to see you here i'm a huge fan. and i'm a fan of the work you're doing. we had her working group present us on our first hearing, with a lot of important discussions of what it meant to have competency training for mental health providers in some of the billiards that might exist in getting some of our communities to become mental health providers. the cultural this norms the exist within our communities about mental health. i share the story about african and small

metal havers of this been ambassador lindsay boggs, brian williams, marian wright edelman, walter isaacson [laughter] and to not harry connick jr.. not harry connick jr.. orleaniansna, new needed help, and ellen was quick to tell the world that new orleans was her city, too. raised her world, ellen more than millions of dollars for the city and the citizens. she raised the consciousness of an entire country, and she has since used her pulpit to put a human face on the suffering and devastation that occurred here. she once gave voice to a character named dory with a very short memory. but she has not forgotten her roots. pleasedent city and i'm to present ellen degeneres with presidential medal! [cheers and applause] >> when ellen was here in 2006 mentioned to the audience that her mother worked at tulane she had left a moved. behind when she ellen said to look for that if we ever found it to give it to her mother. her mother is here today, and what? we found the sweater. ellen. this is for your mother. ellen: thank you very much. archives.nd it in the i think it will fit, and i hope with t

>>lindsay pena introduces us to max and his miracle arms that are earning him the nickname. iron kid. >>knox may look like most 5 year-old but a rare illness left him paralyzed from the shoulder to his wrists. and to the glove his arm and his own impossible until he puts this office. ucsd engineering student ethan and marcos around and developed these iron kid arms over the last 10 weeks after max's doctor at rady children's enlisted their help that we want to see if we could make his life better essentially. today is the first time next his family will be able to take the arms home. touching to. to have this come together dad, ted says he and his wife have been in awe of the school >>there's all kinds times out there no one really work for his condition great to see their son gain back some of his mobility those kind like a miracle lead and i didn't know how well it would work on him because. >>as a child his his limbs are very very a specific shape and do more of this to 5 year olds do. like check stuff out to to be able to eat his favorite. for just bug his death. really

michael lindsay, and dr. nobles who are a big part of this group to help us find our way here. i do not know if there's any other member of the working group? could you stand up so we can acknowledge you, please. thank you. [applause] rep. watson coleman: thank you. we also have a radio personality in the room who has a story that is worth telling and sharing and empowers our youth be they female or male, charlemagne who is here today. who has also agreed to be part of our working group. [applause] rep. watson coleman: i now would like to recognize representative ilhan omar. rep. omar: i forgot to put mine on. thank you, congresswoman watson coleman, for gathering us again to have this important conversation. it is such an honor to see you here, ms. henson. i am a huge fan. taraji: thank you. rep. omar: and i am a fan of the work that you are doing. when we had our working group present us at our first hearing, we had a lot of discussions of what it meant to have cultural competency trainings for mental health providers. some of the barriers that might exist in getting some of

press but anglers started showing why she is one of the best keepers around and when it looked like lindsay she was there again. the best was yet to come. an outstanding performance. it proved she is human after all. the last 16 beckons for the usa but they will be looking even further. so the usa join sweden in the last 16 who qualified earlier with a comfortable win over thailand who did manage to get their first goal of the tournament. it finished 5—1 to the swedes in nice. ed harry was watching. after conceding i3 after conceding 13 in the united states is know what you're telling looked nervous after kick—off. it did not take long for the shaky defence to start leaking more goals. linda scored a sweet and's first opener inside six minutes. they were soon up before they add a third and she struck it well, but the keeper should have done better. thailand managed to halt the attack for most of the second half. it was not until the sist minute that they added another. an unstoppable header. and then a moment to savour for thailand after letting in so many goals they finally had one of thei

a horrific turn t's cials telling nbc news believed this tiger shark attacked 21-year-old jordan lindsaysuffering devastating injuries. her right arm torn off and multiple bites to other parts of her body. her father saying in ast ement, she had been snorkeling with her mother before the attack. my wife tried her best to get her up to the shore, but unfortunately, jordan lost too much blood. a professor at her school, loyola marymount,university says the communications major was passionate about animals. b in some ways not a surprise that she would in nature doing the thing that she loved to do. >> despite what ehappened, som families say it won'tpt interru their plans to go snorkeling in the same spot as the shark attack. >> well, right now, the plan is to still go there, but you know, we've got to kind of figure that out. >> in the u.s., it's already been a dangerous season for shark attacks. just ts month off the coast of north carolina, three non-fatal attacks. off bald head island, an 8-year-old boy was bitten on the foot. 19-year-old surfer austin reed attacked at anotherbeach. >>

lindsay will be at your conference tonight, as i am, thank you for the invitation. i want you to talk a little bit about it because i think it is huge and brilliant, and decent. taraji: thank you. lawrence henson foundation, we are having our first benefit dinner, fundraiser this weekend. it is over three days. tomorrow, and, sunday. we have different panels. we are raising money, we are bringing some money [laughter] into alle have tapped these resources putting things together. but it is our first initiative to get the word out about what this foundation is about and what we are doing, and what we will achieve, because this is my life's mission, i know it. i tweeted something early today, all to fulfill a purpose that is much bigger than ourselves, and i used to think it was acting. no, it is this. it is definitely this and i found my way to this through acting. rep. watson coleman: he blesses so that you can bless. taraji: because if you are blessed, you got to be a blessing. rep. watson coleman: he enlarged your territory so that you can be a blessing. much ise

>>oh wow that was lindsay pena reporting the students who created that prosthetic arm says that it canx grows v really cool story and stay tuned right after our newscast for kron four's hoops session. >>all tips off tonight. nice yeah, what is going to look like it's going to perfect 2 guys not too cold not too hot right look at the temperatures. >>80's inland, 60 70's around the bay. 60's maybe if the coast so perfect and a whole lot of sunshine. >>so joy, good for barbecue, good for any kind of hanging out with dad >>excuses for having the barbecue set open and ready to go. >>exactly and then a beautiful weekend looks like to i mean yeah no rain looking like so that's got that's right. it's going to warm up it looks like from the beginning of the week things are about. this for joining edition of hoop session.....> things didn't end the way dubnation had hoped for....in more ways than one....> devasting injuries and a season ending game six loss to the toronto raptors.....>but kudos to toronto.....they played a hell of a series and deserve to be crowned nba champions....>let's take a

thank you very much, rick, marco, lindsay, thank you.embers of congress, warriors also, boy, they're up there,e, you want them protecting you, i'll tell ya. they don'te, stop. matt gaetz, ted and michael. [cheers and applause] and also all of our friends and our supporters, you've been incredible. this has been a tremendous night. you've really been incredible. since the very first day i walked through the doors of the white house, i have never forgotten who sent me there. you did. you did. you did. [cheers and applause] you did. you all did. when i get behind my desk in the beautiful oval office, i i think about only one thing: how the american people are going to win, win, win today. [cheers and applause] i'm fighting for you, and i think you see that. not easy. but i love it. and the reason i love it is because there have been few presidents that have been able to do what we've been able to do for you. and it is a great, great feeling. thank you. i love it. [cheers and applause] together we're breaking the most sacred rule in washingt

lindsay was known to be a friend of the gay community in the 1960's.e ended up winning the election in 1969. the first party ticket. a series ofso killing of lesbian and gay people around the country. i think that contributed to the rage in the anger in the fury that lgbt people felt that night and in the days and weeks around the stonewall riots. with our conversation professor mark stein, the editor of this book "the stonewall riots." we do have a line set aside for the lgbtq community. mark stein, if you could, for a moment, describe physically where you are situated. directly behind me is the new stonewall national monument created by the obama administration. it's a small park. behind the park is the stonewall in itself. it's a two-story building with beige stucco, alongside a three-story building that was part of the stonewall in. this is in greenwich village, new york city, lower manhattan. host: what do the monuments represent? prof. stein: well, when obama referenced stonewall on alongside seneca falls and selma in his inaugural address, it re

lindsay is going to be at your conference tonight as i am. thank you for the invitation. i want you to talk a little bit about it. i think it's huge and brilliant and decent. >> thank you. so twe are having our first benefit dinner fund-raiser this weekend. it's over a period of three days, today, tonight, tomorrow and sunday. and we have different panels. we're raising money, so bring some money. [ laughter ] >> we have tapped into all of our resources putting this thing together. but it's our first initiative to get the word out about what this foundation is about and what we're doing and what we will achieve because this is my life mission. i know it. i tweeted something earlier today. you know, god calls on us all to fulfill a purpose that is much bigger than ourselves. i used to think it was acting. no. it's this. it's definitely this. i found my way to this through acting. >> he blessed you. >> if you're blessed, you've got to be a blessing. >> he enlarged your territory so you could be a bigger blessing. >> absolutely. >> i agree with you 100% about purpose and i a

i think lindsay should have made it a point to be her today as well as possibly some of the gay movementves. they might have been here, but they did not speak out to us and they should have. also, i think they should have been a united states flag at the beginning of the parade, which i did not see, but i think people were very well behaved, very the policeed, and respected us, and i think that the showing that we have really made it. >> because if two homosexuals can live together and thrive and can be constructive rather than destructive to each other and themselves without legal bonds, without children, without the sanction of the great society, then they can demonstrate to heterosexuals they need not be so concerned with their property and their marriage and divorce laws. >> you think you are happier now now that you realize exactly where your feelings lie? >> indeed. i'm just sorry it took so long. i'm sorry i spent so many years in the closet. i mean, it really finally comes down to finding one other person to love and to be loved by and you serve each other's needs. you can watch

you're going to see me all the way to november because we're going to beat lindsay graham.ut i believe in you. that this election is about more than just beating donald trump. let's not aim so low. let's believe that we can bring the promise of america to all americans. and it is a promise that was fulfilled for my family. my dad was a police officer. my mom worked a number of odd jobs and raised four boys. they had a simple dream. if they worked hard enough, they could see their firstborn son the first in the family to go to college. i went to college and came home and worked as a prosecutor and a city council member and went to congress at age 31, but with my eyes open, i see all the people across our country who work really hard and run in place and they are not getting ahead. these issues especially are affecting the next general riggs. my generation is the first ever in america's history who by all measurements will do worse. i have hope, though, this last election, we elected 28 new members of congress in their 40's and under. t's seize that moment on healthcare. let'

let's bring in lindsay piegza from steifel do you think powell will signal a rate cut >> i think the fed will take a softer tone in the june fomc statement, at least opening the door to the possibility of a rate cut is it likely they signal a calendar specific timeline no i don't think the fed wants to back themselves into a corner. it's unlikely they use language surrounding next month or july specifically again, they do want to acknowledge some of the weakness that is bubbling underneath the surface, and that growing disconnect between fed expectations and market expectations as we've seen a maritally inverted yield curve clamoring for one if not several rate cuts this year. >> that brings me to my next question what are you expecting out of the dots how much lower do you expect them to shift? how many members of the committee do you expect to call for a rate cut >> i think we'll see a noticeable shift in the dots there's more dovish leaning members that will pull those dots lower specifically two to three members. but will it be enough to shift the median consensus that's the big

ther john lindsay had lost republican primary to be reelected.was known to be a friend of the gay community in the late 60's. he ended up winning the election in 1969 but he filled in a third-party ticket. in late june nobody knew he was going to end up winning. policeere a series of killings of lgbt people around the country. oakland,es, berkeley, new york city and that contributed to the rage and anger and the fury that lgbt inple felt that night and the days and weeks surrounding the stonewall riot. host: our guest is a professor of history and he is the editor of this book, the stonewall riots, the documentary history. we will get to your calls and comments. we are dividing our phone lines regionally. we have one set aside for the lgbtq community. that number is (202)-748-8002. if you could for a moment, describe physically where you are situated. me is theectly behind new stonewall national monument which was created during the obama administration. it is a small triangular park. behind the park is the stonewall inn itself. it is a two-story

saying in states are responsible for the proper installation, inspect and maintenance of road safety lindsay across the country who are available to train state officials and their contracrs on the proper installation of lindsay's road safety products and equipment. the safety of america's roads is a shared responsibility and we will continue to work together with stakeholders to improve road safety. well, maryland tells news 4 that it will take a coupleea of y to replace allin x-lites the state, but it has already removed about 90% of the ones it mogomery and prince george's county. now virgin is also replacing x-liteson highways with speed limits of 55 miles per hour or more. they expect to have that completed by next year and d.c. has never used the exlight at all. >> installation 101. >> and the idea that a simple -- a bolt that was on this side of the railing as oosed to this side makes -- makes it dangerous. >> that would have speared a car. >>ould have. >> yeah. >> you never know.a theret of elements that go into that, but, yes, from the main d.o.t. and what he found and what he showe

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. >> reporter: we asked the maker of the x lite lindsay transportation solut e changes and whether they have run new crash tests. they didn't answer our questione and decli an on-mera interview citgay wrongful d ea administration has examined and re-examined the x-lite and its in-service performance and has gathered input from state departments of transportation across the country. in federal highway's evaluations, the x-lite haspe ormed consistently with other end terminals on u.s. roads and highways. but even the federal highway administration acknowledges it has limited information how specific types of guardrails actually perform in crashes. they dend ontate for that kind of data. and until just a few years ago most weren't even collecting it. the only data is from a pilot program it launched in 2015 which looked at about 500 ashes involving several different types back at the eimers' home, steve tells us he will continue tot fighntil every state removes the x-lights that are on the roads. >> my goal, i don't want to fix all the world's problems, but for some reason, i've been -- i

back with me know is lindsay bell, jessica tarlow.is interesting, jess, when i look at numbers that with all the economic activity going on, the vote before the time being capitalism and espousing its virtues represented by the president or sanders espousing socialism and its virtues. so far sanders has the edge. >> what i think you are really seeing here is what happened in 2016. noel mentioned this on the earlier panel. the president won on the issue of immigration. he didn't actually win on the economy. people don't usually vote to say thank you. right? they don't show up to say that's what happened in 2018, people were feeling decent about the economy but showed up and voted for democrats. neil: more in re-electing a president then you would be in electing someone who wants to be a successor. >> bernie sanders is winning in the head to heads but so is harris and buttigieg. neil: not as much. >> not as much of course but he is the front-runner of -- the second front-runner, elizabeth warren in some of these polls. he's going to hav

i think lindsay should have made it a point to be here today, as well as possibly some of the gay movementes. they might have been here but they did not speak out to us and they should have. i think there should've been the united states flag at the beginning of the parade, which i did not see. the people were very well behaved. the police respected us. i think it was a showing we are making it. >> [indiscernible] homosexuals can live together and thrive rather than destructive to each other themselves without legal bonds, without children, without the sanction of the great society then they can demonstrate to heterosexuals they need not be concerned with their property and their marriage and divorce laws. >> you think you are happier now you realized exactly where your feelings lie? >> indeed. i'm sorry it took so long. i'm sorry i spent so many years in the closet. >> [indiscernible] it is finally coming down to finding one other person to love and be loved by and you serve each other's needs. [chanting] >> american history tv is on social media. c-spanhistory. ralph ellison published "i

assistant she says that women have a different approach to tuning than men lindsay thinks women are more into detail and she suspects women are more into colors to sciences to guys than in her opinion men tend to emphasize her car's performance and thinks women don't care that much about performance they just want their car to look good in my knowledge that now she says she likes your subarus purple page of most of all that was really important to her. but all women are different and many don't confirm to gender stereotypes. take us know how to and does think women into new cars differently to men she herself takes a different approach johanna thinks her tune car has a masculine touch when it's creeping char to its wide look at him and it's rips. some tuning levers meanwhile have developed a liking for the motors like a group of french guys for showing off their electric polo. it uses porsches charging technology wheels and brakes and comes with retractable plug sockets solar panels and a fully transparent roof and when you've done a pair of virtual reality goggles you can even immerse y

hi my name is lindsay and i run a you tube channel called queer kid stuff where i make plus and socialjustice videos for kids and families i've been on you tube for about 3 years now and pretty much since day one i've faced daily harassment it's actually gotten so bad that about a year or 2 ago i disabled every single comment section on every video that i have uploaded to you tube it's been a really big problem for a long time and you tube doesn't seem to be doing very much about it at all things that i would love to see from you tube to make this change happen is to hire queer people and people of color in their executive positions to really look at the problem from the inside and get solutions from the community carlos is not a priority for you in terms of trying to solve this kind of thing.