so, lynn and carina, come on up. [cheering and applauding] >> these are our neighborhood leaders for lafayette park. (applause) >> and there is not enough applause that we can give them, but we need to give it up in a very big way. thank you so much for all that you've done and please know that all of us are so thankful for your individual efforts. and we wouldn't be here without you. so, thank you so much to both of you. (applause) >> we're going to bring lynn and carina up in a brief second. why don't you speak now. that will work, right? but i also wanted on behalf of the department to thank you both of you. lynn, since you've been the lafayette champion a long time, there is your official lafayette park sign and your picnic blankets. carina, you've been our playground champion, lafayette park playground sign. >> thank you. (applause) >> why don't you guys say a few words right now. >> okay. the only thing that i want to do is to thank all of you who have been -- hundreds, it took literally hundreds of people to d

i love lynne. >> she will be drinking tea and nibbling at biscuits. >> reporter: but lynne was gone.> we found from the nurse that basically she had gone missing, she walked out. she is a homebody and when she asked me where she would be hanging out, it would be at home. >> reporter: if spalding tried to walk home about a mile away, it was in pouring rain and she had become frail lately. that is why her friends hung missing fliers from northern beach wharf and contacted others. >> it was a bad day, a lot of rain, this is the area she lives in. this is where she came. so we don't know. but she literally has disappeared into thin air. >> reporter: tonight best friend alison, has a heavy heart. she and lipe were regulars here, a few times a week through many years of good times and memories. >> can i imagine what has happened to her. i can't imagine. >> reporter: hospital staff last saw lynne spalding about 15 minutes before she left, taking her clothes, leaving her cell phone and at most she had about $20 on her. her grown son and daughter are frantic as you can imagine. and police hav

intelligence he got to learn that he was the shooter, he got from scarpa senior we please got from lynn del thank you. this is another part of reinventing. he said a brand i shot him a couple times. about 12 to 15. >> anyway, anthony dignity from prison. that was an eye-opener. this began the comparison to whitey bulger. i told the story in my book, cover-up, about lynn tobacco and introduce this whole story, the whole thing is in my second book. the brooklyn da called the in september of '05. the book came out in a forbes fo about a year later they call meehan and congressman william delahunt of massachusetts have been a prosecutor into the whitey bolger case also contacted them, as did angelo, this forensic investigator, a lot of these files, and the consequence of the three of us, resulted in lynn del back you on the 30th of march, 2006, came up from sarasota ford when he retired with a full pension and was indicted on four counts of murder. on the right, that's him the night before surrendering. they allowed him to surrender but the next day after he was $1 million bail was set for

friend of lynne's for now. the san francisco police department is treqating this as a missing person case. david perry. a close friend of lynne spalding speaking on behalf of her family. says she checked into san francisco general hospital last thursday. she was being treated for a bad urinary tract infection. two days later. on saturday morning. despite hospital employees checking in on her every fifteen minutes. she went missing at around 10-30. >> if you recall, there were heavy rains that morning. if she was confused on the medication and perhaps headed home. >> reporter: the hospital has not commented on how this could lynne's since then, friends and family have been posting up fliers like this. asking for the public to help track her down. police are also looking for her. everyone hoping for a happy ending. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> the weather was awful, we have a no idea what happened. we are working with the city homeless surface surfaces services --. wh public transit, and

lynn, you said that john lewis' speech was railroad important to you. >> it was. not much older than i and just hearing him speak out in the spirit that that i believed in of really stepping forward and agitated and making sure that what was needed would happen. he -- i think he spoke to the young people that day. >> we have some hour questions let's go to her mel a for those. >> anna this question is directed specifically to you. do you feel different about yourself as an american for having. participated in the march and what still needs to change in the united states? >> i do feel different . i had a serves optimism. the news clips and headlines those days were horrendous when i went to the march then and today the takeaway is we have made progress but not close to being where they wei need to be. half a dozen people said to me over and over, we are still fighting the voting rights act battle. how can that be? so i think we have to work harder at it. i think we have made progress but we are not home. >> i want to leave you with one last picture. there is a big

i want to bring in lynn sweet and msnbc contributor e.j. dionne. good morning. >> good to be with you. >> lynn, i guess the question this morning is will speaker boehner blink? >> we're going to have a shutdown, chris. i don't see how anyone came to work today in washington with any plan to get us out of where we're at now. and you know the other point that we should be making on this? even if some deal is made, and we don't think so, i don't think so, it's only until december 15th. we could be right back here in just a few weeks doing this again. >> we know that the republicans have three key demands in the bill they sent to the senate. the one-year delay of obama care, the repeal of a tax on medical devices and guaranteed pay for u.s. troops if there is a shutdown. and then we started to hear word, e.j., compromise. do you see anything that avoids a shutdown? >> well, first of all, i want to say i reject the whole idea that compromise is relevant here, because what you got is one side of the argument saying we won't do the normal thing that we ow

lynn couldn't be happier you know what he did that might? they celebrated at the state council for champagne. he was given his own little note of irony to the thing. listening to what the judge said this is his decision dismissing the case. this is what he said. what is undeniable is in the face of the obvious men opposed by organized crime the fbi was willing to make their own deal with the devil. they gave him a virtual criminally manatee in return for the information true and false he willingly supplied. not only did the fbi shield him from prosecution for his own crimes the also actively recruited him to participate in crimes under their direction. but a fog like him would be employed by the federal government is a shocking demonstration of the government's an acceptable willingness to employ criminality to fight crime. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >>> was a parks and martin luther king jr. inspired me to find a way. in 1956 at the age of 16 some of my brothers and sisters and cousins we went down to the

lynn sweet, a pleasure. thanks to all of you. >>> coming up next, another big story we are following this morning. the suicide of cleveland kidnapper aerial cai ariel cast. a month before he was convicted of kidnapping and raping of three women he held for a decade. we will also talk to marc klaas who lost his own daughter and advocates for families. before he could even think about planning for his daughters' future... mike opened a merrill edge investment account and linked it to his bank of america bank account to help free up plenty of time for the here and now. that's the wonder of streamlined connections. that's merrill edge and bank of america. dad: you excited for youyeah.st day? ♪ dad: you'll be fine, ok? girl: ok. dad: you look so pretty. ♪ i'm overprotective. that's why i got a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> just about a month after ariel castro was convicted of kidnapping and rap an investigation is under way about his death which nbc news has confirmed was suicide by hangi

a close friend of lynne spalding speaking on behalf of her family. says she checked into san francisco general hospital last thursday. she was being treated for a bad urinary tract infection. two days later. on saturday morning. despite hospital employees checking in on her every fifteen minutes. she went missing at around 10-30. the hospital has not commented on how this could have happened. lynne's >> she left her cellphone behind, are clothing. and her belongings. and if you recall on last saturday morning it was heavy, read heavy rainfall. she lives less than 10 blocks away. so we do not know if she was confused because of the medication. >> reporter: since then, friends and family have been posting up fliers like this. asking for the public to help track her down. police are also looking for her. everyone hoping for a happy ending. >> the weather was awful. weather she got on a muni or disoriented. we are working closely with this city civic service department and the homeless to apartment we're asking anybody. to get homeless -- department. if

back to you. >>> and the winner, cassidy lynn campbell. >> the milestone, this 16-year- old made and how she hopes to send a message nationwide. the california city makes fashion history by bang fur. >> in weather, the heavy rain has moved out of town. we could have dense informing tomorrow morning. when fire danger could be on the increase. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >>> authorities say it appears there were no survivors of a fire helicopter crash in arizona. the mayor of the fire department says the privately owned uh 1 helicopter crashed nose first. witnesses said they saw smoke and flames at the time of the crash. it's not yet known how many people were on board. >>> an annual bicycle ride turned tragic after a car hit four psych lists killi

back to you. >>> and the winner, cassidy lynn campbell. >> the milestone, this 16-year- old made and how she hopes to send a message nationwide. the california city makes fashion history by bang fur. >> in weather, the heavy rain has moved out of >>> authorities say it appears there were no survivors of a fire helicopter crash in arizona. the mayor of the fire department says the privately owned uh 1 helicopter crashed nose first. witnesses said they saw smoke and flames at the time of the crash. it's not yet known how many people were on board. >>> an annual bicycle ride turned tragic after a car hit four psych lists killing two of them. the crash, two women from massachusetts were killed, two others were hurt. investigators say a 20-year-old woman was driving southbound and crossed into the northbound lane hitting the psych list. chicago is struggling to respond to its latest rash of street violence. five people were killed in separate shootings from yesterday afternoon until this morning. one of the victims was a 15- year-old boy. that comes after 13 people were shot and wounded a

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so i guess my question for you, lynn, is there anything the president can do? >> well, he can keep pressing, i think, on the selling of obama care. we're just 11 days away from one of the major elements coming, this open enrollment. and i think that if republicans continue to talk about ending a program that is to start just days away, i don't see how they can have an advantage. so if obama talks about the practical reality that obama care is coming, it's just a few days away and the republicans don't want to compromise, that's a message that may work, especially as he goes out in the country and explains what's happening. you know, i think that's their strongest argument, that compromise is -- when compromise isn't an option, we don't look unreasonable, the republicans do. >> i want to bring in congressman michael grimm, republican from new york. good to see you, congressman. good morning. >> good morning. nice to see you. >> how are you going to vote on funding the government but difund obama care. >> i'm support the resolution. first, you mentioned ted cruz.

. >> san francisco general hospital hasn't commented on how lynne spalding could have disappeared. the san francisco police department, has been checked in as a missing persons. she was receiving treatment for a bad urinenary infection. the family checked in every 15 minutes, went missing for around 7:30 in the morning. >> as you may recall, last saturday morning, was a heavy, heavy rain storm. she went out not in great weather. she lives very close to the hospital. less than ten blocks away. you know, we doan know if she was confused and headed home because of medication. >> friends and family posted flyers, pictures around the hospital. asking bus lines and businesses to post the pictures, hoping she's been found safe and sound. >> lynne spalding is described as caucasian. last seen wearing blue jeans, black boots with the names san francisco pow wow. spalding also speaks with a heavy british accent. >>> this just in, san francisco power outage, affecting just over two people. initially, 5,000 res dens were in the dark. currently the cause of the outage were unknown. and the loss

he remains slightly behind the crÈme lynn backed incumbent. features u.s. style campaigning.we get the story from peter sharp in moscow. >> he has been described as the man president putin fears most. the charismatic campaigner is the first ever candidate to run a western style political campaign here. his slogan: change russia, start with moscow has become a mantra for his mainly young middle class supporters. >> i came here because i very like navalne because he is the only one who try to change everything what happens in our country. >> alexi navalne. >> his campaign video uploaded to youtube. it was only five years ago he was sentenced to a labor camp for embezzlement. as a surprise he was released on appeal allowing him to stand in the mayoral election, a deliberate decision says the crÈme lynn. >> needed navalne to run for moscow mayor. you can't pull a guy who would not be supported by the majority. >> navalne is running against sergei, an ally of vladimir putin and the current mayor of moscow. he has run a lackluster campaign and a worthy but dull reputation for sorti

. >> indicate lynn is a trip let. other two rely on the same company since this happened gonzales received responses from other parents. yesterday, durham saying the company takes allegations very seriously. >> to know that abc had gotten generic responses saying oh, well, district didn't let us know about this, and we'll look into it because safety is the first concern? i'm not buying it. >> today the company's general manager made no mention of wednesday's incident. >> top fry is the safety of stud yeents again, we asked why, or how kate lynn fell through cracks. >> i can't go into that now. >> hayward unified and several other school districts have a contract that ends in june, 2015. the superintendent said he will discuss with other districts with the possibility of not renewing the contract. >> these are concerns we have to address services. at this time there are very few option autos right now, the district says the district doesn't have another option to transport special education students. thank you very muc

. >> reporter: police chief lynn banks told them to start videotaping christensen's behavior. changer in this conflict on the cul-de-sac. here's lori using a remote control car to simulate drunk driving during jake hoffmans 12th birthday party. another apparent dig. >> she started calling me a son of an alcoholic in front of my friends, and it wasn't something my friends were aware of, so it was an embarrassing situation. >> reporter: then there were these giant signs covering christensen's garage with insulting messages like "i saw mommy kissing a breathalyzer." but the video that got christensen the most attention was this bizarre mock strip tease. as you might imagine, the hoffmans got a restraining order that barred their neighbor from having any contact with them but christensen repeatedly violating it. it got so bad police even stormed her home to arrest her and she landed in jail twice! lost her government job and was eventually barred by a judge from returning to her own home! >> in the spirit of trying to get along with the people who you live across from why not just

. >>> it is time for our first look at politics with lynn sweet, bureau chief for "the chicago sun times." good morning. >> good morning. >> seven days away from a potential government shutdown. the office of management and budget have sent out a memo just? case this happens. how likely is the scenario? >> there might be a shutdown for a day or two. then, maybe some short-term resolutions just to extend the deadline. while they keep working at a solution here. >> all right. we're going to have to stay tuned. we want to get to presidential politics. talk about this article that came out in "the new yorker." and decode the somewhat ambiguous language that was used in the hillary clinton interview. will she be running? won't she be? is this locked up for her. >> i like who showed in that story that she doesn't know it yet, but she is running. so, i think that's kind of -- you don't grant an interview like this unless you want to stay in play. if we can fast forward, i think she'll end up running. and the interview is fascinating because it talks about how this is the prerun stage. >> lynn s

let's bring in reuters columnist david rode, lynn sweet and tamara drought. thank you all for being here this afternoon. >> thank you. >> lynn, i want to start with you. the president in his weekly address this morning is keeping the pressure on congress. let's take a listen. >> we're running out of time to fix this. but we could fix it tomorrow. both houses of congress can take a simple vote to pay our bills on time, then work together to pass a budget on time. then we can declare an end to governing by crisis and govern responsibly. >> lynn, do you think the president can effectively use the bully pulpit here to get this done? >> not going to be done full budget by september 30th. even in this best case, this clean bill that kristen was talking about would only keep government open until mid december. so this is the big kick the can way of operating government that no one likes. but it's because congress keeps putting off these big decisions. i think what has to happen first is that the republican civil war has to first be settled a little more before it's

congressman elijah cummins joins me along with aqua lynn laurie.ping us out with this. tell your story tonight. tell your story. how does obamacare help you? >> absolutely. i have so thankful. when i was a freshman in college, i fell ill, suddenly ill. i had a stroke, lost my speech, lost feeling in half my body. by the time they figured out what had happened, i had to have open heart surgery and a valve replacement. i went on through life, did everything i was supposed to do. i graduated. i went to work for a company that had great health insurance. i then decided you know what, it's time to go back to business school. i want to start my own birks achieve the american dream. i did all that. i started my business. i got sick and i was not on a corporate plan anymore and my insurance company dropped me after i'd been ill. $50,000 in bills later within my first year in business, i was speechless. i didn't know what else to do. it was extremely difficult for me. i wish obamacare and/or the affordable care act ha been there for me. because the insuranc

ken baker and lynn sweet.like when he did this marathon speech, you know, on monday and tuesday, a lot of people were saying, first of all, this isn't really a filibuster, this is completely pointless. i look back at this and say this was most important speech of the week this is the republican party, the national republican party in d.c. on capitol hill took its cues from what he did in the speech. >> also, here's why that speech was important to him. it creates a massive mailing list. you get a lot of public attention. so when you -- i saw all the e-mails going, sign ups on this e-mail if you support it. all kinds of groups are doing it. let's not forget we're coming up to the september 30th fund-raising deadline and people are using this issue to raise money off of all across the board. so for what ted cruz was doing for himself, actually this strategy of the informal filibuster actually makes sense for what he's doing. but this was no jimmy stewart moment here. >> no, but, the thing that strikes me we hear

a friend has seen melissa in the ci city of lynn just north of boston. >> i'm going to head over to lynney have any information on her whereabouts. >> i am trying to find out information about my sister, melissa pen ton, penton. >> yep. i can give you a view of the log. >> that would be helpful, thank you. >> okay. hold on a second. >> thank you. >> she is in on the 24th, the middle of the week. >> it says she was bailed out. does that mean she was arrested and bailed from the station or did she go right to court? >> she should have been bailed right here from the station. >> just trying to figure out right now if she has any warrants or if she is on probation to kind of get track of her. >> is this her new address? >> that would be the address she gave at the time of booking. >> okay. >> thank you so much. >> i'm very worried for my sister. i'm scared for her. here we honor the proud thaccomplishmentsss. of our students and alumni. people like, maria salazar, an executive director at american red cross. or garlin smith, video account director at yahoo. and for every garlin, thousands mo

former executive editor lynn downey was in the room and today he's here to discuss the future of the post and the future of news. i'm frank cesno and this is "reliable source." each day the united states debates the use of military force in syria is another day that new imaging of war emerge online, in print, and on television. fair warning, some viewers may find these images disturbing but earlier this week new video posted on youtube and around the world reported to show the impact of chemical weapons on children. then, more video of attack aftermath. first obtained by cnn on saturday. 13 videos in all being shown to members of congress. and then there was this image, published in wednesday's new york times claiming to be recent video showing syrian soldiers about to be executed by rebel forces. perhaps the same rebel forces who would benefit from an american miss still strike. then it was reported that it was a year earlierer. we'll talk about whether these images are reliable sources and how this story is getting told around the world. we start with cnn correspondent arwa damon.

joining me is lynn sweet, the washington bureau chief for the "chicago sun-times."d morning. >> good morning. >> it seems a potential diplomatic solution emerged. if syria does turn over its chemical weapons to international monitors for destruction, would it defuse the situation? >> yes, it would. that depends on what the plan is and could be monitored. >> yeah, but the president is saying he is taking that with a grain of salt. why is that? >> well, because he wants it verified and quoted that old ronald reagan saying about trust but don't veer tie and taking it with a grain of salt because he doesn't want to just be used as a delay tactic. >> if that does not happen and it is a delay tactic, if you will and congress does not approve a strike, did the president give any clue in his media blitz yesterday he would go this alone and authorize a strike? >> i think he probably would not, that in any event he has to -- in the sense he's asking congress to delay a vote until we see what this diplomatic -- potential diplomatic solution will provide. >> and what do you exp

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lynn wohlschlaeger, mike's first wife.y choked to death friday on a throat lozenge." choked to death on a cepacol lozenge, that's what her death certificate says. it appears there was no police investigation. sharon and the rest of the thomas family say they find two things strange about that. first, an otherwise healthy 25-year-old woman choking to death on a cough drop. second, they say michael had always told them a different story. he told them his first wife didn't die suddenly. she died a slow, painful death from cancer. >> michael had told us the entire time that he was married to mama that lynn had leukemia. >> reporter: and that's how she died? >> yes, that's how she died. and that when she died, he was holding her hand, consoling her in the bed. >> reporter: he never mentioned a throat lozenge? >> no. >> it may me wonder, well, what else has he lied about? >> reporter: what else has he lied about? for the answer to that question, we take you to chipley, florida, and a suspicious fire in dr. mike's past. nearly 20

lynn sweet, aaron blake. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the cheap estate for retirement. that's in today's number ones. but first, the affordable care act was the subject of the opening monologue during "saturday night live" in the season pr emi -- premiere. this might leave you reaching for the hand sanitizer. [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. you should not s

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representative lynn westmoreland, republican of georgia.ater on, representative jan schakowsky joining us, she serves the state of illinois and democrat from that state. we will have those discussions as "washington journal" continues right after this. ♪ >> had the e.r.a. past, it would have nullified dozens of arcane state laws limiting women's rights. they would no longer, for example, be subject to mechanisms of wage discrimination that persist even today, and symbolically, women would have been recognized, and this is even more important, i think, both as mothers as well as workers. and the biggest irony of this story is that it was a well organized, articulate campaign of activist women who engineered the defeat of the e.r.a.. >> the backlash against the women liberation movement sunday at 1:00 eastern on c-span3 american history tv. >> the book tells a story, it tells a story of a nuclear -- of a nucleus -- of a nuclear weapons accidents that occurred in 1980. and i use that story, that narrative, as a way of looking at the management

. >> roz lynn carter. what she's implying here is that we as spouses have the best interest of our spouse at heart and therefore we can be a trusted adviser. and that's making policy. >> but she's also speaking as someone who got burned. she got burned like abigail adams or sara polk in the 19th century she had an office in the west wing, for some reason -- >> she went as his ambassador to south america which didn't quite turn out to be as well received as they had hoped. >> she had attended cabinet meetings. i think -- and -- >> they had a close partnership in the white house. but there were some things that didn't go over well that she didn't do again. and other things that -- i mean, you know, her mental health initiative were very controversial. and then unfunded as soon as the reagans came in. >> one thing that's noteable about the carters -- and they won the election in this regard -- is that they were not of washington. >> right. >> and four years later they fell victim to the same thing. americans

lynn had to face the wife and tell her that her husband was dead. >> i said to her i have bad news for. your husband has died in spite of our efforts. her response was strong and immediate. and it was... no. can't be. you're lying. tell me it's not true. he's not dead. he was lying on the floor of the emergency department banging her head against the floor. i put my hands behind her head for fear she was going injure herself. >> i said what about sean? you know? he's going to see this on television. she came out of it. she said i've got to get home to sean. >> we realized he was dead we talked about how to get her out of here without all kinds of fanfare. >> outside the hospital was a sea of reporters. >> i told her there is a side entrance on 58th street i said go to that door. and you wait there. >> this photo captured him sneaking yoko out of a back door to a waiting patrol car which then sped off at dakota. >> when a arrived there were camera crews people in the street. >> back at e.r.a frantic alan wiess having no luck getting to the phone. he saw an officer who brought him to the

lynne cheney said i heard enough of that.shut up, just shut up, shut up. three times. i wandered off, stunned. go read the whole thing. this is not a normal statement. this is a very colorful. >> this is a facebook post. >> it started, i think it was the knees posted this on facebook t. media found out. >> lynn kane denied it, he's like oh, are you not going to deny this this really happened. >> you own this. >> i will tell you everything that happened. for her to say he was rude to her granddaughter. i pine, she's just to brazen. it's just the two -- and liz kane's entitlement here, can we talk about that? we got a lot of crazy tea party people doing things because they believe in them. this is pure opportunism. in is a person who has had everything in life handed to her. she's never had to work a day in her life for anything. she thinks she is going to take this senate seat away from a friend of the fathers. >> it is not playing out. this seems like this is not a campaign that's going well. there was a poll a month or two d