first footprint with apollo 13 the great tale of survival but apollo eight was the first time he lindying is left the gravity field of earth. we have lived our entire existence as the bottom gravity well over as we've managed to haul our souls out of the dirt spacecraft out to the atmosphere that that his dog paddling and local harbor for the first time we sailed across the true deep waters of the space and went to another world and for 24 hours they were there they wereer creatures of another world it made all of the landing is possible to. >> what makes apollo eight m special? they know why apollo 11 was special but apollo eight was a dramatic shift in the of plan so what made that so special about point in time?..he >> as we know that was easily the most blood soaked year in modern human historyina, riots in the west in the soviet invasion more rights in mexico city for those thousands of self-inflicted wounds of the summer 1968 a handful of people at nasa realized there was a way to right the ship of the space program and as a dividend to redeem the year and country. this is one year

patricia lundquist lindy was accused of using stolen cash. she opened up a credit card in a fake name and wracked up $2,000 in charges. >>> several shootings overnight even had a local hospital doing something it rarely does. we spoke to a top doc at crozer medical center. >> reporter: the team at crozer medical center has to be ready. >> working in the emergency department is so incredible because there's such a sense of teamwork. >> reporter: most of the trauma is things like car accidents and burnsme burns. but last night they kicked into gear for gunshot victims. multiple victims at multiple scenes. not arriving by ambulance but walking in on their own. that kind of trauma all happening at once is what prompted the call. >> around midnight, we got to a situation where we thought we might be overwhelmed, and our shift manager directed a code orange and we had doctors and nurses coming from the other hospital so we were able to care for these critical patients. >> dr. davish said it worked. in the mnl rooemergency room, d and nurses came fr

and joining him on electric guitar will be lindy day. welcome. give us an idea.are we gonna hear? kevin village-stone: you're gonna hear a hybrid, which we call in the industry, of native american flute and smooth jazz. robert: all right. whispering light. enjoy. kevin: this song is "spirit's dance," off the new album "one tribe." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applauding] kevin: thank you. robert: thank you. that was great. thank you very much. all right. whispering light playing a song from "one tribe." if you want more information on them, as well as the jacl, you can go to our website on nbcbayarea.com, as well as our social media, facebook, and twitter. thanks for watching. ♪ the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california

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and so i grabbed her hands and i said, "look lindi, we're gonna pray.ed you would never let us down." >> she's calming me down, she's praying with me, holding my hands, and it's kind of working. >> i was so impressed. and just to hear my own daughter saying something like this, who's 13 years old and speaking to her sister and calming her down, it was just really a beautiful thing. something i'll never forget. >> i had no idea what we would do at that point, because we were going in the same direction the fire was going. and if we were to turn around, well, we're going to go right back into the fire. >> and so lonnie stopped the truck. and it's like, "okay, what do we do?" are we gonna try to drive through this? will we survive it? and at that point, i heard someone or something whisper into my ear -- and i know it wasn't lonnie. i know it wasn't the girls. it was another being. and what they said was, "go to the pond." >> i turned left out my driveway and got about, you know, 1,000 yards and it was comin' up the road on both sides. and i couldn't see a

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lisa matthews, roy rousseau beale pierced frank masson no and staff liaison lindy underwood. thank you all. [applause] i first met speaker gingrich 40 years ago at a town hall meeting he was holding outside atlanta. cuomo never did run that speaker gingrich did in 2012 and for a while led opinion polls for presidential nominations. i spent a week with you in florida when you are running and a professor of history became a historical figure himself leading a successful effort to end 40 years of democratic control of the house and became the speaker in 1995. he resigned following the impeachment of president clinton while speaker gingrich never reach the white house the candidate he supported did despite polls up until election day showing clinton ahead and 538.com giving her a 70% chance of becoming the first the mel president. from his top trump legend someone so close to the white house speaker gingrich is a unique and a unique position to discuss what makes him a billionaire businessman with no previous political experience and that speaks in his book subfive. president tru

president trump responded on twitter saying "publicity seeking lindy graham falsely tate -- lindsey graham falsely stated i said there are moral equivalency between kkk neo nazis and white prep -- white supremacists such a disgusting lie. >>> president trump is ready to wipe out another of his predecessors' regulations and this is watched closely by pro life groups and business owners. >> we will not allow people of faith to be targeted bullied or silenced anymore. >> reporter: more than 3 month after signing an executive order on religious freedom, the trump administration is poised to rollback one of the affordable care act most controversial policies, the so- called contraception mandate. federal health officials expected to issue new rules overturning the obama era requirement that forced most employers to provide birth control coverage to the workers with no out of pocket costs. according to a draft of the new regulation, not only will religiously affiliated hospitals, schools and businesses be allowed to on the out of providing contraception, but any employer with religious or moral

. >> he tweeted publicly seeking lindy graham falsely say the i did said there was a morwe want go live to the bay in washington, d.c. with all the reaction from this continued fallout. good morning, edward. >> reporter: good morning, markus, laura. senator lindsay graham tweeting about ten, 15 minutes ago a response to the president and during those or in that response senator graham says mr. president, some of the most racist groups in the country are now supporting you because of your statements. you need to fix this. senator lind someday graham goes on to say, history is watching. >> friends, family and strangers held candles to honor three people who died during weekend violence in charlottesville, virginia. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well guess what? you just magnified her. >> president trump tweeted the fake media is dishonest stating they totally misrepresent what i say about hate, bigotry, et cetera. shame. following a tweet on heather heyer. the sentiment largely drown out by the course of people condemning the president's remarks that both sides were to bl

"perhaps the zoot suit conceals profound political meaning.e perhaps the symmetrical frenzy of the lindy hop conceals cluesl to great potential power." and it's that power of the zoot, what it meant in the context in which it was worn of world war o ii that i think this riddle, ifo we can call it that, ralph ellison asks us to think about. so, i want you to think about ll several big points and questions here. number one, how the zoot suit helps us see the connections between mexican american history and the history of other groupss and communities during wartime. that is to say, we can't tell the history of mexican americant during world war ii without accounting for how it overlaps and intersects with that of african-americans and others. the power of the zoot, in other words, is at least partially drawn from its multiracial er quality. number two, and here i will sound like a broken record, but it is worth emphasizing the point that the zoot suit helps t us see the boundaries of the un national policy, where the racial, gendered, and class lines of who is considered fully american and

attorney general, lindy gram said white supremacist groups believe they have a friend in the white houseou believe that's the case, and if that's so. how do the u.s. that get fiktsd? >> we will not tolerate this kind of ahead and violence. morley, legally, they're unjust feed in their actions and approach to american democracy. it cannot be countenance. >> two weeks ago president trump called your relationship beleaguered. how do you feel today? >> i look today too meeting with him. i pressure yat his opportunity and i share his vision for a lawful america where people can walk streets safety without fear and this surge the murders will be reduced. >> to you share his centsment about mitch mcconnell? >> mitch mccobble has got a tough job. it's a hard job. i know the president is upset about the failure of the health care bill. he chooses plan pli. >> mr. attorney general js how lock to you think you'll be in this job. >> i will serve as long as i can make a contribution and the president wants me to serve. he can have as his tone jattorn general. but i plan to continue my part. i feel go

this year is $45 million andw the 2016 appropriation i know this is the result of the thatption that lindy made we would be continuing resolution which would not happen. i don't want to get you cross wired, but the request appears to leave the fbi with a hole to fill and to help us assist you with that, let me ask you, with affect thetion effecti fbi in investigations? >> it will impact us in many ways. it is a broad and deep production that will touch every program, headquarters, and ever field offices. nots a reduction that is possible to take entirely against vacancies. it is a reduction that will touch every discussion of employee within the fbi. we will lose agent positions and of course professional staff. know, we went through a period of sequestration and it has taken time to build back up to full strength. we should be. by the end of this year and the reductions that you have described will take us backwards step. gorsuch'sre recommendations. you know how strongly we will support your work and we will do our very best to help you deal with that. a short you don't have adverse impa