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it was a good thing because lynne and i grew up together. first took her out when she was 16 years old. we will celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary, august. a bosco but if dad had picked montana instead of wyoming of course i would never have married lynne. she would have married someone else -- he said the other night than he would have been vice president of the united states. [laughter] [applause] >> i don't recall that was one of the jokes you are supposed to tell. >> i'm a freelancer now but i'm unchained. we are here tonight to talk specifically about a magnificent book that lynne has written about james madison. it has gotten great reviews and we are on the book books service so to speak and i have been to the nixon events here before sponsored by the nixon library when i had other books to write to publish and now i wanted to have an opportunity for lynne 2% hers. as i say it is a superb book about our nation's fourth president in the plan is that i will ask her questions and she will respond and at the end of that. at that time w

lynn decided she's going to do her chemo treatments in costume. >> shared by lynn's daughter dana walker you're celebrating your 66th birthday this week. happy birthday, lynn. >> happy birthday. >> thanks for sharing those great pictures with us and if you guys other pictures of great people we should spotlight send them in to klg and hoda and hit connect. >> tomorrow, celebrity fashion designer and "project runway" judge zac posen has a thing or two to teach you. >> ambush make-over day. >> real mom back with movies. have a great time wherever you're going. jenna bush hager with me tomorrow and then regis on friday. >> nice talking to you. >> bye. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

cheney going on as lynne cheney suggested that the clintons were behind the lewinsky article that they had vanity fair publish it to get the story out of the way by that well it's a bit of a conspiracy theory but i mean it wouldn't be the strangest thing i've ever heard of in my life. it makes sense in july to want to when nakia late and i didn't know this woman but but monica's point was you know why now because hillary is most likely going to be the next next president and maybe for eight years and of course if that happens then she's going to lose another ten years of her life so come on let's how about a moratorium twenty years is a long time to be in and well a christian ethic is to forgive. forgive what. you know just letter how about life . what do you make of the novato ranch is mr bundy clavin bundy and he is faced with the feds lots of the right wingers love this guy until until of course the relevant point is that they should not love them to begin with he's a scofflaw you know somehow that the rule of law people excited like him they like him because he thumbed his nose at

. >> it will be epic battle between gob lynn and "spiderman" on this very here glider. throughout the show. and it's going to be you'll see "spiderman" and gob lynn go head to head. >> more than 25 superheroes and villians battling good versus evil for ultimate power of cosmic cube. two hours packed with student, state of the art special effect and robotics. >> lot of acrobatics and lot of flying and a lot of fight choreography. >> the show takes up to four days to unload and set up and they're hitting 85 citys in two year's time and it's largest gathering of marvel superheroes andville ans in any setting unique story line not seen playing out in this arena. >> we have an electro link audience can participate in the heros at the end of the show. >> good versus evil who prevails. >> this green gob lynn assures us it's not the heros that have the fun. >> it's good to be bad. >> if you don't want to miss superheroes and villians show runs through sunday. next up, rutherford new jersey. at the wells fargo center katherine scott "channel 6 action news."" >> marvel is owned b

everyone from bob schafer to lynn downy from the washington post have commented at the white house. >>. >> you have journalist organizations protesting in a letter. you have the white house

mary lynn. >> looking for a woman. interested in a 10-15 minute relationship until my tiger eats you. yes, fat chicks. >> chris: perfect. paul. >> i would like to get to know you as a person. first i want to get you as drugged up as this tiger. [cheers and applause] >> chris: alright. scott. >> what up, girl, i'm looking for a woman who has moves that

in michigan, democrat gary peters leads republican terri lynn land by six points. in colorado, senator mark udahl who seemed to be in trouble leads cory gardner by seven. one of the main reasons is the overwhelming majority the democrats enjoy among women voters. the numbers are something. in colorado, udahl leads women by 12. in michigan, peters leads by 13 and he's running against a woman. it's the same in other states. mark pryor leads tom cotton among women by 20 points. in all three states the men's vote is about even. in other words, all the advantage of a gender split goes to the democrat. women go one way where as men are 50/50 in these races. but in kentucky, an exception here. although the democrat leads mitch mcconnell by seven points with women, mcconnell's advantage is more pronounced. for whatevers nasty or positive

>> i am of the school lynn mentioned. i don't think it is a bad year when congress doesn't do anything. [laughter] the role of the government, i am much more medicine's cap -- more in madison's camp. there is a great 10 tatian to think we can't solve a problem without federal legislation -- tore is a great temptation think we can solve a problem without federal legislation. it is fairly dramatically moving us in the direction of something closer to socialism than free enterprise. way toe is more than one destroy the republic. you have spent a lot of time talking about the most violent ways. that needs to be in the four most parts of our mind. you also destroy a republic we need your way with the idea of constitutional limitation on government. when you walked on the path of government not an entity of limited rights but is there to do things for us that our leaders decide we need done for us. that is opposed to what the founders thought. another way to destroy the republic. it is aresident, mathematical certainty that if

it's about five minutes long. ♪ >> i am lynn sherr and this is history in five.'m going to tell you five incredible thing about sally ride, america's first woman in space. on july 20, 1969, neil armstrong became the first human to actually spoke ran into this oil. >> one small step for man -- >> a teenager, the aliens watching that night but had no idea she too would one day make cosmetic history. sally was a baby boomer born in 1951, a valley girl ferment and now, los angeles suburb who is a tennis player. after her sophomore year in college, she realized she didn't have what it took an hour show that kept her from turning pro with my forehand. sally was fascinated by the science, specifically six, the physics and astronomy. she was blessed with parents and teachers in high school and college and scientific passion. was my forehand. sally was fascinated by science, specifically astrophysics, the physics and astronomy. she was busted pants and teachers in high school and college who encouraged her scientific passion as she confided in her best friend she wanted t

it happened to lynn balfour, she was tried for murder, she was acquitted after her 9-month-old son bryceied. she's joining us now. lynn, the details coming out about the father's behavior in this case, his computer searches, the messaging, six different women. you say it doesn't really matter what he might have been doing on the computer, that it doesn't mean he deliberately left his son in the car on purpose. explain that. because, in my particular case, i know personally what it's like when the police officers and the prosecuting attorney take the death of a child, in my opinion, personally, in my particular case, the lead detective walked into the hospital and all the first responders and police officers on this initial scene were in a room waiting for him to show up, and he had not spoken to me, not spoken to my husband. and he said, okay, i want all of you to write all your statements right now as much -- in as much detail as you can. we're going to charge her for everything we can. so basically, that set the tone for my guilt or innocence, and he had never even spoken to me. whethe

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. >> reporter: now 12 years old, lynn has been going through the same elaborate ritual for the past sixrs. she was first introduced to it by her mother. >> translator: my daughter was a bit shy so i thought it would be good to learn something that helped extend herself. >> reporter: makeup and costumes in this room. high kicks in the studio. while the boys are in the nextment room, hitting the high notes. whether pushed by their parents or -- self-motivated, it takes dedication to get up to the standard ready to perform. the children are rehearsing for an up coming performance on tv. in an internet age of endless distractions, this 200-year-old tradition has been struggling to engage a younger generation. has it prompted recent government moves to reverse that and this school is seeing a resurgence. trp when we started a year ago, we had five children. and now we have 60 enrolled and have several performance in production. >> reporter: lynn and her friends are spending this summer in a distinctly cultural light. ♪ > >> this is video showing the aftermath of all of the damage that happen

jack lynn?> reporter: tory one in five female students have been a victim of rape or sexual assault during college. that's coming from the cdc. this report said some schools aren't even following the basic rules required of them when it comes to handling these cases. missouri senator mccaskill surveyed 430 colleges and universities. she found one in five schools doesn't provide sexual assault training for faculty and staff. the senator was most alarmed that 41% of institutions had not conducted investigation of alleged assaults over the last five years. >> they're not investigating as many incidents as they're reporting. obviously we've got serious work to do. >> reporter: mccaskill is drafting legislation to combat sexual violence. she said it will be ready in late august. this report comes a week after the department of education announced it's expanding its investigation to 65 colleges for possible violation on how sexual assault cases are handled. four california institutions are on that lis

sixers have deal with houston to bring jeremy lynn with a first round pick. lynn is in the last year of his contract forth 15 million but the deal could fall through because of who else lebron james he has to sign with cleveland and then chris bosche would sign a four-year, $88 million deal with the rocks. >> the flyers started a six day development mental camp in voorhees. a chance for the team to look at your prospects they're three draft topics. nfl network released the top 10 player in the entire league voted by the players. shady mccoy ranked fifth last season he led the league in rushing in yards and scrimmage. we'll be right back with more news ♪ >> the the nominations are now out for the 66th prime time emmy awards and the blood thirsty saga game of thrones leads the way. the hbo series merged with -- emerged with 19 bids including best drama. other nominees and conclude fargo and american horror story. a number of cbs shows getting recognition this year the big bang hero once again for best comedy series. the show stars jim parsons received another n

the mayor of lynn. it's not a border down in massachusetts. her schools are overwhelmed. is overwhelmed. it's all because people in central america decided on their own they would come. it wasn't a decision of the american people. the american democracy, american government. and i was fascinated by ed henry and josh earnest over the nonnotification of the governors. administration line is this a question of privacy? that's absurd. privacy? if you tell a governor that a certain number of illegal alien children are coming to a certain facility, there is no issue of privacy involved. he's not naming names. he's not putting a photograph on the internet. this is the administration trying to handle a problem by concealing it from people who most have to know meaning governors, mayors and the american people. >> the legislation that's pending, the chairman of the house appropriations committee talked to reporters briefly today and said it will be done before we leave. not sure when yet. we're scrubbing the numbers. chaining the 2008 law is not negotiable. we're ready on the mone

judith kennedy is the mayor of lynn. she joins us on the phone. your honor, i understand you've got 248 children from guatemala alone in your school system on very short notice. is that accurate? >> yes, that's the number that we have received between the ages of 14 and 17 in the last two school years. >> who's paying for them? >> we are. >> what special services do you have to provide for nearly 250 teenagers? i mean do they speak english? >> often they come in not speaking english and not even speaking spanish but speaking a tribal dialect, a village dialect from their home province, and in that case many of them are also illiterate in both of those languages. we're really starting with older children, if you want to call them that, who have had little or no formal schooling. >> did you know they were coming? >> no. we've gotten no notice from anybody until they arrived. >> i mean they literally arrived on buses or planes and were then shuttled to lynn, massachusetts, and put straight into the school system? >> i don't think they came all at onc

sixers have deal with houston to bring jeremy lynn with a first round pick. lynn is in the last year of his contract forth 15 million but the deal could fall through because of who else lebron james he has to sign with cleveland and then chris bosche would sign a four-year, $88 million deal with the rocks. >> the flyers started a six day development mental camp in voorhees. a chance for the team to look at your prospects they're three draft topics. nfl network released the top 10 player in the entire league voted by the players. shady mccoy ranked fifth last season he led the league in rushing in yards and scrimmage. we'll be right back with more news. oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? you can't save every single cartoon. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in another room. why? it's time for fios quantum tv. store up to 200 hours in hd. record up to 12 shows at once. pause and play live tv, room to room. plus, watch live tv on the go with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. ♪ >> the the nominations are now out

so we have three cheneys, whatever you want to call them, lynne, dick and liz. be out here momentarily. first, i'd like to thank the bank of america for making this probable. bank of america, which is sponsored, it gives us the chance to talk about the most important issues of the day with the most interesting people of the day. ask here to say a -- and here to say a few words is bank of america's corporate responsibility and consumer policy executive andrew. andrew? [applause] thank you for being here. >> great to be here. thank you very much. it's always nice to get alauded. we appreciate it, and we have been thrilled to do this partnership with politico for the past four years on a monthly basis. we have conversations in sober and substantive dialogue about important issues of the day, and we can't think of any better contribution to make to the political discourse than to have mike allen conduct these interviews, and it's just been a great partnership, and we're happy to be here. thanks, mike. >> thanks for making this possible. [applause] i'd also like to t

>>> new this morning, delaware county authorities say a child was shot on haverford road in crumb lynn. authorities are not releasing too much information, but we do know that two people include that child were taken to crozer-chester medical certain. don't know the whereabouts of the suspect, we'll give you more information as it becomes available. >>> also, new, fire breaks out in a house in the oxford circle section of northeast philadelphia. "eyewitness news" 1300 block every eldridge street. police say flames spotted around 5:30 this morning. two girls, ages seven and nine, were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. they are in stable condition. >>> and, a north philadelphia row home goes up in flames, but thanks to the quick action of neighbors, those trapped inside were able to get out safely. it happened around 2:00 this morning, in the 900 block of west huntingdon street. two brothers, kick down the door to rescue an elderly man. eyewitnesses say they were able to convince his wife, who was trapped on the second floor, to jump out of the window, to escape the flames. >>

puts an incredible burden on the local citizens of lynn who are not generally affluent people.t the language problems alone strain the system: there comes a time when americans have to realistically assess their federal government. and if you are paying attention, that assessment is grim and getting worse by the week. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, is it legal. here now attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. >> so the law regarding taking immigrant, whether they be children or adults, doesn't matter. and secretly sending them to various states, in various capacities. that's okay? >> that is legal as now written and the supreme court said in a couple years ago they said immigration, the immigration is federal and federal only. if there is a state, federal conflict, the feds win. so, they, no, legally they do not have to tell it the state. could they? absolutely they could tell nebraska. >> courtesy they would do it. but i still don't understand the legal aspect of this. once the illegal alien crosses the border as in the custody of

joining me now washington bureau chief for the "chicago sun-times" lynn sweet and ed o'keefe.re at that meeting yesterday where the presidential senior adviser talked impeachment saying this is a real concern at the white house. really? what's behind this sudden concern? >> i tend to take boehner analysis as worthy, alex. it's a good way to rally the democratic base. it's a great fundraising device. please, let's be serious. all of a sudden sarah palin is being taken seriously by the white house? >> well, there you go. yeah. okay. >> ed, let's take a look. there's this new pew poll that shows republican have the advantage when it comes to enthusiasm for voting. it's generating excitement and fundraising. could impeachment talk be a strategic move to scare the democrats to the voting booth in november. >> that's absolutely what this is. you know, my colleagues did a great job this week nailing it down but especially among black voters this is a potential rallying cry. that they will understand that they need to turn out and make sure democrats get re-elected or put into positio

that according to police, a child was shot at around 11:30 last night, on haverford road in crumb lynn. details are sketchy but we do know that two people were taken to chester crozer medical center, and of course we will bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> also, a grieving community remembers three children struck and killed by a carjacked suv. the children's mother was critically injured, and fighting for her life this morning the the family was selling fruits on a street corner when the carjackers crashed into them. the suspects then ran away. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers was at emotional vigil last night. ♪ >> reporter: they're never easy, vigils like these, they are harder when they are remembering children. ♪ 15 year old key air a williams, ten year old thomas read, and seven year old terrence moore. the three siblings died selling fruit on the corner for their church. here is a picture every them a week earlier picking out what to sell. >> very gentle kids, very good kids, you know, and they were always by her. >> by her the children's mom, last sat

>> but what the bank may not have known is, lynn szymoniak is a lawyer and fraud investigator with a specialty in forged documents. she has trained fbi agents. did you ask for copies of those documents? >> yes. >> and what did you find? >> when i looked at the assignment of mortgage, and this is the assignment, a copy from my case, i looked at even the date they put in, which was 10/17/2008, was several months after they sued me for foreclosure. so what they were saying to the court was, "we sued her in july of 2008, and we acquired this mortgage in october of 2008." it made absolutely no sense. >> curious, she used her legal training to go online and researched 10,000 mortgages. >> then i began to find the strange signatures. >> one of the strangest signatures belonged to the bank vice president who'd signed szymoniak's newly discovered mortgage documents. the name is linda green, but on thousands of other mortgages, the style of green's signature changed a lot, and even more remarkable, szymoniak found that linda green was vice president of 20 banks all at the same time. >> all wit

. >>: here's a worsening of tenacity and the the in lynn valley will be clear to start and that's a quick at the north bay area. >>: the backup is bidding at the bay bridge toll plaza the west flour ride slow slew drive time still running for about six minutes for. could this setting to back up onto the 880 draft horse laugh. that is of some concern because yesterday we did have a light and easy ride. here's a look if traffic headed towards livermore. most of the heavy traffic is east of the 580 yen to change. its backing of a lot of traffic on to 2 05 and that sort of is drive time is just 39 minutes. lake berryessa. has burned 45- percent contained. threatened. but all evacuation orders have now been lifted. butts fire which started last tuesday.and has ripped through more than four thousand acres. this is aerial video from last helicopter partnership with abc7 news. how each of these fires started. that's an f-16 jet and it was lincoln landing and delicate in slow motion . in his lab look at the bay bridge toll plaza >>: you find yourself delay free on board. >>: keep an eye on the wea

lynn, you drive a tesla. what do you make of this report?ink that tesla is going to make their way in to the market in something that was very difficult, to be a start-up company against the big guys. i think it is a good report. think they're only going to get better as they are able to create this less expensive car. think they've teased the market. it is a great ride. it hats best infotainment system that i've ever seen in a market where new drivers really want that entertainment experience. it is really, i think, the one to watch, both in terms of being electric but also the consumer experience. and the young people want the entertainment experience. it's dead-on. i think it is only going to go from here. >> ross? geopolitics aside, what about the valuation argument and how convinced are you that tesla will be able to meet what are some pretty lofty expectations around the name. >> they said snapchat is worth $10 billion today. tesla at $25 billion seems really cheap. but you got to think about the future. the future is about electric ca

washington promised not to do it again but refused to sign a no spy deal lynn still wanted to talk trade and rebuilding of trust between the transatlantic partners flash forward to april of this year when germany's request to see the chancellor's n.s.a. file was turned down even then and was content to stand side by side with the u.s. president as he again spoke of their close friendship but the discovery of two potential double agents in germany and his many weeks and a lack of cooperation from the u.s. with the investigations looks like the final straw and it will be interesting to see what effect the expulsion of the cia official will have on an already strained u.s. german relationship now that berlin has shown its willingness to act peter all of a r.t. germany. this isn't the first time a merican intelligence has been caught snooping on its allies we can see from here the full scale of the snooping came to light in chino last year the agency was shown to have accessed up to half a billion jim in data connections every month a month later it was revealed that jim intelligence coopera

. >> reporter: lynn willis was sitting direct until front of the man on the american airlines flightn diego to dallas. the fbi and phoenix police are not releasing details about what happened. but willis says the plane made an emergency landing after the manmade a commotion and then began stabbing himself. >> i turned around he had like, um, toenail clippers all opened with the file trying to establish hisself in the stomach. >> reporter: willis caught the aftermath on her cell phone. >> i just took my phone. i don't know why and video taped it thinking if something happens to me, my husband would be able to see this video and see who hurt me. >> reporter: wilily says the passengers and flight crew were able to restrain the man even calming him down. phoenix police boarded the plane at sky harbor and took the man away. no one was hurt. but a full flight rattled by what could have happened continued to dallas. >> he just seemed like it was his first flight and he was scared. he really didn't speak much english. so what people said to him he didn't really understand. but, you know, he

houston traded jeremy lynn and a first-round draft pick to the lakers. lynn has one year remaining on his contract, sending him to l.a. clears up space. bosch re-signs with miami. joe montana, he will say farewell to candlestick in legendary fashion saturday night, playing in the final football game ever at the stadium. he will lead the legend's team. they had one final tuneup earlier today. >> it's fun. hopefully it doesn't get too physical. because sometimes you tend to forget you're 50 years old now. you can't make those moves anymore. so be careful. >>> and one final baseball note, buster posey will not be an all-star after all. mike matheny, he chose miguel montero. so madison bumgarner and hunter pence will be the giants' representatives in minneapolis. >> was that joe montana? >> that's so awesome. >> i'm looking forward to it. it's going to be a lot of fun out there. >>> our coverage of tonight's baseball game begins at 7 clchbl. >> tim lincecum taking the hill. giants baseball right here on nbc bay area. star command, i'm detecting increof happi

brian reynolds, michael spicer and perry bets and john spicher and lynn norman, they are accused of using their positions to extort suspicious drug dealers. commissioner ramsey says this is one of the worst cases of corruption i have ever heard. vernon odom will have a live report coming up on "action news" at 6:00. >>> family and friends of the case worker shot and killed at a darby wellness center will say their final farewell, theresa hunt was -- plottss with charged with her murder. her funeral will follow. >>> turning now to the deadly conflict between israel and hamas, israeli strikes hit a crowded shopping area in gaza today. it came after shells tore through the walls of a u.n. school crowded with refugees, 56 israelis have died since the ground war began and israel says the gaza operation is meant to stop hamas's rocket and missile fire. hamas has refused to forth a truce. there will be more coming up with diane sawer, on world news after "action news" at 6:00. >>> it's been years since the gallery mall opened in center city and now there are talk of of a makeover that will bring

and so this is i am on the fly now, and rebecca lynn, janine, john, monica, abraham, and tyler, and stephanie, tina and if the next speaker does not touch on the issue that you wanted to present to this commission, feel free to speak and i think that margo kelley will you be the next speaker, and you may be able to wrap this up for us. >> hi, commissioners my name is margo kelley and i am a legislative aid for mark ferrill and he represents the district in which it will be in, he would be here but he is in the board of supervisors meeting that meets on tuesday and so i think that the support from our office can just be sumed up in a couple of really short points. one, i think that it is just more of a thank you. the general manager starting with ed harrington has been very supportive of this and has in this puc staff have been so supportive and helpful, and in this process and we really would not be here today if it was not for his leadership and with now, kelley's leadership in getting us to where we are now. and secondly, the rec and park staff are really thoughtful in how they structured t

>> caller: what about lynn energy. >> i will be fair, in my book i say the same thing.n accounting issue, then you have to sell. that will keep me out of quality stocks. lynn has made several great moves since that accounting issue and the stock is coming back. i have rules. the rules will cost me the occasion like it did with linn, but typically save me the bigger buck. diana in michigan. >> caller: hi, jim, a long-time viewer and third time caller. >> thank you. >> caller: i have had mo since the '90s and pm international since 2008. i'm getting a little nervous here. >> you're fine. you go overseas, you cannot believe -- i had smoke in my hair when i came back from the hotel room and i don't even have any hair. what matters to me with pm is i don't think it's as well as lo. i don't like to push cigarette stocks on anybody but lo is a better buy. now to jude in new jersey. hey, jude. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you? >> i'm great, how are you? >> caller: have a nice july fourth. >> which one? >> caller: have a nice july fourth. >> you too, partner. what's going on? >>

and i can't say enough about what lynne and liz and mary did for me to help me through some very, very difficult days. lynne learned everything there was to learn about being a nurse with respect to -- >> doctor. >> cardiologist. [laughter] >> glass ceiling there. [laughter] >> one ph.d. on this stage. >> yeah, thank you. that's right. >> and i flunked out as an undergraduate. [laughter] but it was absolutely something you can't go through without the wondrous support that i had in hi family, and i'm back doing all those things i ever wanted to do, and i spent a lot of time with fly rod and shotgun, and now i'm driving a ford 350 diesel hauling my 14-year-old granddaughter around to rodeos because she's a barrel racer. it's great joy that i never expected to see, and it's -- but at the same time, these are important points. i don't want by any means to diminish what's happening out there now, and to some extent i feel a sense of freedom about speaking out and telling people what i really believe. not that i ever didn't do that, but it's more urgent now somehow because the problems that

. >> i'm lynn renailed. >> i look at lynn. are you a chef? >> i am. >> what do you do?chef also. >> at pardiso. >> 1627 east passyunk avenue. >> east passyunk avenue is just has exploded with restaurants. so why the bee deal? i love honey. yesterday i went into my frig, i don't have much food in, there and i just squirted honey onto my finger and lick it o why are you in love with honey, hone? >> we have bees on the roof. >> of the restaurant? >> yes, we do. >> how many? >> about 200,000. >> my god, how do you keep them all contained? >> in hives. >> yes? >> in hives. >> they never get loose? >> never. so what is the event you're going have as we look at the beautiful dishes here all made with hone? >> correct. >> what's this? >> that's a goat cheese panicotta. >> where is the hone? >> the middle. >> sesame bride l. >> so pretty. what's this? >> mushroom fit cheney. >> who hon any there? >> there is going to be hon any there. there is going to be bee bread. >> bee bread? >> bee bread, yes, bee bread. >> let's go to the next one real quickly. >> oh, that's a pickassi, po

. >> next, a conversation with former vice president dick cheney, his wife lynne and daughter liz. then, attorney general eric holder talks about the 1964 civil rights act. after that, a discussion on u.s. diplomacy in the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17. >> on monday, former vice president cheney, his wife lynne and daughter liz discussed in number of topics with politicos chief white house correspondent mike allen. including the bush administration record, violence in iraq and the upcoming midterm elections. the former vp also offered his critique of the obama administration. this is just over an hour.

francis mcglove lynn is up next with the force cast. >>> scott kazmir's amazing season continues for the a' while jake peavy don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious >>> the water level at lake tahoe is so low right now it's impacting the summer water sports. the drought has left the water level one foot above its natural rim. the boat ramp will shut down tomorrow. and the flow of the river connected to the lake isn't moving fast enough. two rafting companies say they'll have to shut down operations for the next month. >>> and for a look at our forecast for the next seven days, fran says dies d frances . >> hd showing us pretty quiet conditions. but we have the marine layer starting to move in around the bay. check out rainfall totals. we had trace amounts. we'll take it. at sfo, moffitt field and concord. we got trace amounts of rain, not quite measurable but it was something. we'll look agent the top of

harris is the woman that pummeled kat lynn ferreira in front of ferreira's 2-year-old son. and kenneth moton was there as harris turned herself in. you are now at salem police kenneth? >>reporter:i am jim. i can tell you that harris left this place just a few hours ago and headed for the salem county jail. she didn't make any statements about the brutal beating or the viral video. there was one thing that put a smile on her face when she walked out of the building. the shoutout from a viewer is the online love that harris is feeling after the vicious video surfaced. it comes after a week of thevility beating of mother and co-worker of kathryn ferreira. they watched as they recorded the fight. the son tried to jump in to save his mom. the attacker was on the run and hiding out with family in philadelphia. kelly mclaughlin, working with both women, was the talking of the community. >> you are going to rack up more charges. but you should face what you did. >>reporter:harris accused the victim of spreading rumors with a romanticship from the supervisor. >> i feel sorry for the

. >>> i do remember hearing janice lynn perform in washington, d.c. everybody wants to know was she great, was she fabulous? at that particular concert, he wasn't. that would be one of the earing, if not the best experiences we had in the 1960s. >> alice eackles in the niversity of southern california and david farber from thank you ersity, very much. >> thank you. >> 40 years ago, the watergate led to the only resignation of the american president. american history tv revisits 1974 and the final weeks of the administration. considering impeachment of the president and power. rge of the >> what you have here are the questions about what the framers had in mind, the questions of activities that had been found out by the committee nd by the senate watergate committee were indeed impeachable. and thirdly, can we prove that nixon knew about them even authorized them. years later on c-span 3. >> oliver wendell holmes jr. including how his time as a soldier affected his career. the supreme court historical society hosted this event. >> welcome to the suprem

. >> now, 12 years old, lynn has been going through the same elaborate ritual for the past six years,st introduced by his mother. >> my daughter was a bit shy. i thought it would be good to learn something to extend herself. >> make-up and costumes in this room. high kicks in the studio. while the boys are in the next room hitting the high notes. >> whether pushed by the parents or self-motivated it requires dedication, up to a year of solid practice to get the right standard ready to perform. >> reporter: the children are rehearsing for a performance on tv. in an internet age of distractions this 200-year-old tradition has been struggling to engage a younger generation. it has prompted recent government moves to reverse that, and the school is seeing a resurgents. >> when we started a year ago, they had five children. now we have 60 enrolled and several performers in productions. >> lynn and her friends are spending thiscmer in a distinctly cultural light. plenty more news on the website aljazeera.com. i'm phil torres here to talk about innovations that can change lives. we are going

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news, out of delaware county, that's where police say a child was shot on haverford road in crumb lynnrities are not releasing too much information. but we do know that two people, including that child, were taken to crozer-chester medical center. suspect still out there. of course we'll bring you more information, as it becomes available. >>> meantime, community turns out for a prayer vigil for victims of a deadly carjacking crash. family and friends of three children who were killed friday in a carjacking hit-and-run crash gathered at the scene of the accident at allegheny and germantown avenues. the siblings were seven to 15 years of age, the family was selling fruits on street corner for their church when the carjackers crashed into them. and the suspect ran away. >> dedicated, they were hard workers, they were playful, they were kind. >> those three children will not come back. they are dead. so they have that to live with. >> the children's mother was critically injured, and another woman was also hurt. there is right now a $110,000 reward being offered for information that leads

so that's one concrete thing the the white house is looking for very soon. >> lynn, are they assessing executive order and its effectiveness? what are they saying about it? >> there is a tool that they like. also, they don't have many choices left. it's not like -- especially heading into the midterm. the only other choice would be wait until november and see if your situation improves. no one thinks that's going to happen. so the legal footing right now for executive orders is sound. the issue is whether or not the president administration can get through the noise that something like this lawsuit will cause. but the noise i'm hearing from the obama critics will be criticizing them one way or another. >> everything is happening from a republican point of view. is all of this about november? >> it is. a lot of it is to shore up their base of support among die hard conservative voters and pick up frustrated democrats who are concerned about how things are going and have given up supporting the president. yes. they will say this is a dispute between the legislative branch that has nothin

may i go to lynn in illinois, please. lynn? >> boo-yah. how are you? >> good. i miss the move on pitney bowes here? >> that's a really great question because i've got to tell you, it has moved so, so smart. they're doing a lot of right things and i like the logistics business. no, they can go higher. let's go to paul in texas. >> boo-yah, cramer. >> boo-yah. this stock is trading at a discount, and i'm interested in seadrill. >> i believe the yield is safe, last night they called and they said they do see real weakness in the platform business. the platform business is seadrill, so i've got a feeling that what you'll do is pick up that yield, but you're not going get a the lo of upside from the stock. er win in new jersey. ier win snchl. >> i add it to my position shortly before the earnings came out last week, and i was really expecting more of a bump. >> no! no that was a good quarter and you did well in that and i think that went by the way that we saw two different great fund managers talk about larry robbins and leon cooperman. i urge you to stay, and i wa