lynne is -- lynne is the woman that i'm going to marry. she is my life. >> i think he really wanted to hold it together and to be dignified. >> reporter: jennifer snell was a reporter for miami's nbc station wtvj. >> i thought that as the word would come out of his mouth, he will realize what he was saying what that the love of his life was dead. >> i have to believe for christian's sake that she's still alive because he's just a 5-year-old child, and he needs his mother. and he loves his mother so much. >> reporter: ed o'dell was driven. he would not give up trying to find the love of his life. he called on everyone, even the president, to ask for help. >> ed o'dell started a campaign writing to president clinton, and lo and behold, we get a call from the fbi that said they would now like to join the investigation. >> reporter: but even with the top law enforcement agency in the country in on the search for lynne friend, there was still no break in the case. then out of the blue, the deep, dark blue, a chance encounter produced a lead fro

lynn: exactly.en: and nixon spent four years from the time he took office to the time of the peace treaty avoiding and doing a sleight-of-hand trick so he is not the president who lost the war. he redefined the terms of it and focused on prisoners of war. he suddenly made it not about south vietnam and our defense of them, but something else. there was a lot of smoke and mirrors. but there were a lot of dead americans and vietnamese, by the hundreds of thousands in the latter case. there is a lot of explaining to do. we do not have a political agenda or an ax to grind. we're trying to be umpires calling balls and strikes as we see them. we want to make sure we can bulldoze into our audience's view, no matter how complicated. storytelling is in itself a kind of editing and simplification of complex stuff. what we tried to do in the hallmark of the 10 years was was relishing in what we did not know, so we could put our baggage away. but also relishing that every single thing we would talk about was mo

lynn: exactly.: and nixon spent four years kind of doing this flight of handtrick -- slight of trick so he is not the president who lost the war. he focused on prisoners of war and he made it not about south vietnam but something else. there was a lot of smoke and beers but there were a lot of dead americans and vietnamese, by the hundreds of thousands in the latter case. there is a lot of explaining to do. we do not have a political agenda or an ax to grind. sure we can to make bulldoze into our audience's view no matter how complicated. in itself a kind of editing and simplification of complex stuff. what we tried to do in the hallmark of the 10 years was was relishing and what we did not know so we complete our baggage behind also relishing in the fact that every single thing we will talk about was more complicated than we thought. even when we knew was complicated, it got even more complicated. we tried to make a film that would obtain those and we can trust in our audience to put it together ho

joining us codirectors ken burns and lynn novick. lynn, there's been a lot done on the vietnam war but what is so interesting you've done tell the story of the north vietnamese as well. i want to play a compelling clip of american soldier and north vietnamese then talk to you about it after we watch it. >> every major contact i remember with the mva was initiated by them ambushing us. outnumbered us and we were fighting in their yard. they knew the ground, we didn't. they were just really good. >> the north vietnamese carried soviet-made seemingly indestructionible ak-47s. the marines had to fight with newly issued m16 rifles that had for a time a potentially fatal design flaw. they needed constant cleaning and often jammed in the middle of fire fights. their rifles worked, our didn't. the m16 was a piece of [ bleep ] you cantle your bullets at the enemy have them be effective. and that rifle malfunctioned on us repeatedly. >> my hatred for them was pure. i hated them so much. i was so scared. i was terrified of him. the scareder i g

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and we talk to the co-directors of the national pbs series "the vietnam war," ken burns and lynn mill vic. plus a performance that tackles american history with drag queen flamboyance. we'll get a sneak peek from artist taylor mac. but first we look at the week's big political developments from d.c. to sacramento. president trump does a seeming about-face on daca, dangling a potential deal with democrats to protect hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants against deportation. meanwhile, senator bernie sanders unveiled a plan for single payer health care, which has gained backing from california senator kamala harris. and in sacramento, it's a mad scramble to get key bills onto the governor's desk during this last week of the legislative session. here to break it all down are kqed politics and government reporter marisa lagos and political consultant tim miller. welcome to you both. so, marisa, what is the deal with the daca deal? what is the agreement between president trump and democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? >> well, it's sort of a deal to work on a deal.

lynn can address this question. hand, onethe one could say that there is many veterans coming home from world war ii with problems resulting from their experiences in the war. we did not talk about it at that time. one of the veterans said he went to see someone, a doctor who said to act normal and you will feel normal. that is what he tried to do. the older generation may have suffered as much or more but there was no way to acknowledge that publicly while the vietnam veterans who came home were more willing and able to talk about what they were going through. and they came home to a fractured country, which is why it was so dramatic to come home. a veteran said being on a college campus after the war was extremely difficult because of the animosity between college students and soldiers. perceived and real. it was something we never figured out how to talk about or deal with, partly why we made the film. host: you show quite a bit is the protests in the united states. certain perceptions of the protest but what new

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he reported it and deputy lynn responded and laugh add him. mcdermott and lynn are also accused of intimidation for those who threatened to report them. mcdermott assaulted him by placing pressure around his neck. guards courthouse and are accused of facilitating gassing in one singular incident. an assault was planned with the help of krause and cark os. district attorney said today the conduct of these 4 defendants violate the law and there is no rational explanation for their actions aside from abject cruelty and a disregard for the humanity of the inmates. when these allegations first came to light, all of those guards were put on administrative leave and since then steven has chosen to retire. all 4 are back in court september 11th. >>> the supervisor just announced they are keeping the flavored tobacco ban ordinance as is. have gathered enough signatures to put the issue on the ballot arguing that adults should be able to make their own decisions. a number of groups are coming together to make sure the ban stays in place. >> the most cri

. >>> on the phone with us here on american history tv is lynn smith who's an audio-visual archivist at the bert hoover presidential library and museum in west branch, iowa, you made an interesting discovery recently while working with the home movies belonging to president hoover and first lady. what did you find? >> well, it was an interesting thing. i was working on evaluating the film, measuring for shrinkage and all that, and i noticed some of these black and white films had lines on each frame. i pulled it out to make sure i wasn't seeing things, seeing spots as it were and notice d te edge indicated thoerp kodakole lor, which to me, would be color film and you would see image of color in the frame, but they weren't and they looked further the dates indicated they early '30s, late '20s and did research and discovered kodacolor film was an early precursor to kodachrome. only exist ed from '28 to '35 ad the design of these films, the mechanics of the film, the lines i was looking at were little tiny microscopic lenses that would trap the color when filmed through a camera with a

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john lee was gunned down by derrick roll lynns back on july 29th. yesterday he was arraigned on first degree murder and other charges. lee's mother had this message for roll lynns. >> i pray for him and i shall pray for him. i should want to -- that's because i miss him every day. >> roll lynns is also facing charges in a shooting that happened 20 mints before lee was murdered. he is being held without bail. >> former state senator jim wayland will forever be memorialized. the city council voted to rename the -- >> it is the largest free motorcycle rally in the northeast and it starts today. the annual roar to the shore takes over wild wood today through sunday. organizers say wildwood is the perfect location for it. that means bikers can ride those motorcycles to the festival instead of hauling them in a trailer. >>> jersey shore town is banning big tents and canopies to the beach. >> and they see it as a way to help alleviate the crowding there. that means large tents and canopies will be banned from memorial day to labor day. the mayor says he's

lynn was appointed to the board by georgia governor sonny purdue in 2005. since that time, she's played a vital role in assisting with the island's revitalization. including construction of the jeckle island convention center, the new beach village and renovation of island hotels. mr. carter: a testament to her dedication to the betterment of coastal georgia is that she only missed two meetings during her 12 years of membership on the jeckyl island board of directors. ms. lynn has fed citizens of counties as well as citizens from all over the united states for 40 years at cybill's family restaurant in gentlemen's up. ms. lynn's insight, service and commitment will be truly missed by the jeckyl island authority board of directors. thank you, mr. speaker. d i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. health care in rural america faces many challenges, many difficulties. couple of the issues, we have expiration on s

congratulations to darci lynne. it's adorable.ak peek with everybody, everybody wondering if amy will say yes to sheldon. monday night's premier. >> is bindi irwin with rings. ring was on an interesting picture. >> diamonds were a little bit out of our budget. >> the stars of "this is us" were amongst those who attended the pa at children's national, stronger is caring for a baby's heart in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind. it's less recovering in our bed, and more jumping on yours. stronger is standing out and standing proud. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >> i think if "60 minutes" comes a-calling and you haven't committed a crime -- you don't get more breakout tha

the new champion ventriloquist darci lynne farmer who beat out angelica hale.ly clarkson and vein tril kwichl with terry fay tore who was a pretty -- >> a pretty good sport. >> she's going to have a big career. >> she congratulated darci lynne on instagram. sharing a photo with her father after the finale. even though she was crying, she said they were tears of joy. you got to be happy for somebody like darci lynne who worked so hard and wins. second place isn't too shabby in a contest like that. >> two talented young ladies with huge careers ahead of them. >>> it may still feel like summer but tomorrow fall is officially here. the autumnal eweek knocks. >> molette green is out in centreville, virginia. >> hey, molette. >> we're at cox farms. this one machine and jeremy is cranking out the doughnuts. the apple cider doughnuts. you know i can't eat these by myself. i have friends from george university and little cutis here who will one day be college bound. you know i can't eat these all. jump in. >> we're going to have the a.m. will cider doughnuts. we're goin

captions made possible by kcet televisision] >>>> today on "earth fococus," children's book author lynn cherry captures youth making positive changes for the earth in her original film series "young voices for the planet." coming up on "earth focus." >> the mountains of maryland, lynn cherry spends many of her days over a drawing table. she has been writing and illustrating children's books for over 30 years. >> the most popular is the g grt tree, and that's the talale of e amazon rain forest in which a man goes down to the forest and cuts down a tree and all the animals whispering in his ear while he's sleeping and he wakes up and he has an epiphany and he doesn't cut the tree down. and it's about power for one person to do good or harm. >> lending h her talentt as an artist, lynn has devoted much of her recent work to climate change, even publishing a book specifically designed for children and parents. >> i think t that my interest i the environment grew out of my love for nature. i had an experience when i was a little kid where i had these woods that i loved and i came pack and the

analysts say the big winner in aberdeen lynn's demise will be germany's number one ally and lufthansa and that for several reasons. with the acquisition of air berlin they're able to strengthen their budget airline euro wings and there's one competitor less meaning they can raise prices we have a big national champion which is what the german government wanted. but the air berlin disaster has its fair share of loses to not just the company's employees but also its passengers after all less competition in the skies will almost certainly hike ticket prices. asleep at the will that's what many accuse the germans of when it comes to. the chinese on the other hand said to be streets ahead but are motorists there electrified about beijing's plans. the sites may look rather humble but don't let that deceive you b.y.d. is the world's biggest producer of cars known as new energy vehicles or any viz in china. have any of these as as an important part of its strategy for city for sustainability so you see of all counties trying are playing a very important role in promoting any. china is the wor

and in fact emery slaughter who runs this foundation financed by google she e-mailed this guy barry lynnwho she then ousted and said we are in the process of trying to expand our relationship with google on some absolutely key points miss lot of wrote in an e-mail to mr lynn urging him to just think in capitals about how you are imperiling funding for others things like these drone operators boca raton florida they're operating drones in afghanistan killing innocent people weddings getting a purple heart that's eric schmidt he's pushing a button and he stabbing the constitution in the heart and he should be taken out you know something should be done here in a serious way but we have to go now take a break and then come back with the second half so please stay riveted don't go stay right there. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in our economy is built around corporation corporations from washington to washington controls the media the media and. voters elected to run this country business equals power. must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been d

in the second part of our look at ken burns' and lynn novick's new documentary, how telling the whole story takes all perspectives. >> we as americans always assume we're at the center of this story of vietnam, that the vietnam war is about americans. >> sreenivasan: and it's friday. mark shields and david brooks are here to talk hillary clinton's election tell-all, and president trump's deal with the democrats. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: british police launched a major manhunt after a homemade bomb exploded on a subway train in southwest london. the islamic state group claimed responsibility,

tonight we talk to filmmakers ken burns and lynn novick. their new series "the vietnam war" is currently airing on pbs. >> we have stride over the last decade to take advantage of 40 years of new scholarship, new access to the country, and also the willingness of these veterans now, sometimes for the very first time across-the-board, north vietnamese, soldiers and civilians and south vietnamese soldiers and civilians, guerillas and a whole pan plea of americans to start asking that question, what happened? >> there's been a lot done about this subject, books, documentaries, feature films, novels. it's not like no one has ever tried. but it remain this kind of unfinished business in american history. in order to move on with the country at all, we have to really understand what happened. and we've never done that with vietnam. >> a good time now, the decades have passed. we have always felt that in any kind of historical presentation you have to have 25 or 30 years perspective, the kind of try angulation that can take place from that pass ag

with his mother, lynn, and his younger sister, camdyn, telling them that conrad would have wanted them to stay strong and to not break down over him. >> reporter: she begins texting, calling, e-mailing. >> i am so sorry i didn't do enough to save him. i have never tried harder in my life to help fix someone. >> reporter: michelle, who most of conrad's family and friends had never met, also attends his wake and his funeral. and michelle carter was showing up at these various times. >> yeah. >> reporter: and even asked for part of his ashes? >> yeah, yeah. she wanted to go through his room and take some of his belongings. >> reporter: what did you all make of that? >> that's when things started to get a little weird. it was like, hmm. yeah, you don't do that. >> one thing that she does, is she begins organizing a charity baseball tournament for conrad. >> reporter: on a facebook page, she says she wants to be an anti-suicide activist. >> even though i could not save my boyfriend's life, i want to put myself out there to try to save as many other lives as possible. >> reporter: and someth

and in fact emery slaughter who runs this foundation financed by google she e-mailed this guy barry lynnwho she then ousted and said we are in the process of trying to expand our relationship with google on some absolutely key points miss lot of wrote in an e-mail to mr lynn urging him to just think in capitals about how you are imperiling funding for others things like these drone operators boca raton florida they're operating drones in afghanistan killing innocent people weddings getting a purple heart that's eric schmidt he's pushing a button and he's stabbing the constitution in the heart and it should be taken up you know something should be done here in a serious way but we have to go now take a break and then come back with the second half so please stay riveted don't go stay right there. it of brooklyn a. levee again. i would. maybe not use any. of them i tried to make. one last debate we had that all day ms russell. did this body to get his body pulled the point the love of this story here but this it a dash for you a proclivity to do a thing with. it's easy to see and if we wan

to my right i have lynn hecht schafran who is attorney and director since 1981 at the national judicial education program at a legal momentum. legal momentum is a countries oldest advocacy organized for women. she is develop training programs about sexual assault cases for judges and other justice system professionals in several media. and right frequently for legal judicial publication including the magazine of the aba, judicial division, the judges journal. and i have to my left jane sovern who is deputy general counsel for the city university of new york, the nation's leading urban public university with 24 campuses and more than 272,000-degree seeking students. jane has led the team effort in preventing and responding to campus sexual misconduct. tina tchen is a former assistant -- under obama and the former chief of staff to first lady michelle obama here she also served as the executive director of the white house council on women and girls for eight years, and in the capacity worked closely on the obama administration's effort to combat sexual assault, including on the president

he pressed the emergency call button, and deputy lynn responded and laughed at him. mcdermott and lynn are accused of witness intimidation for those that threatened to report the gassing. one in made said mcdermott assaulted him by placing pressure around his neck until he lost consciousness. crews and sarkos are accused of if a sill -- facilitating gases in one incident. documents reveal crews and sarkos admitted it took place. the district attorney said the conduct of the four defendants violates the law, and no rationale explanation for action when the allegations first came to light all the of those guards were put on add machine tiff leave -- administrative leave, and since then, sarkos has chosen to retire. >>> these masked gun men rushed a store, employees hit the floor. the takeover robbery that just took 65 seconds. >>> bay area cool district admits -- school district said it made a $6 million mistake. and taxpayers are on the hook. >>> this home run in the middle three masked men stormed into an east bay target store. employees hit the floor. tonight... the

reporting live in san jose lynn ramirez kpix 5. >>> a sheriff's deputy has been let go after his loaded gun was stolen out of a parked car in trail hill. he was a probationary employee and works less than a year. this is a second weapon stolen from san francisco law enforcement this week. on august 15 somewhat shot and killed a man in the mission using a gun stolen from the officer.law enrcement across th state are required to store their guns and they trunk or a safe box is kept in a vehicle.>>> an off-duty chp officer was hit and killed on the highway today. the coroner confirmed his identity as 44-year-old james braddock for morgan hill. chopper five was over the gas station near the town of sam martin. chp says just before six this morning of pickup truck turned in front of his motorcycle on the highway. they say he was likely on his way to work when ithapp.> he was a good police officer. someone you wanted on your side.>>> we are not sure what the pickup driver turned in front of brandon. he was not arrested. chp has ruled out drugs and alcohol. >>> changeare coming to the alameda

and on sunday on in-depth, author lynne olson will be our guests. her books include "freedom's daughters," "those angry days" and her most recent "last hope island, britain, occupied europe and the brotherhood that helped turn the tide of war." during our live three-hour conversation, we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch in-depth with lynne olson sunday live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span 2. >> next week on c-span 3, former equifax ceo richard smith testifying before the house energy commerce committee about the data breach at the credit reporting agency he used to lead. the hearing is tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern and you can see it live on c-span 3 online at cspan.org or on the c-span radio ap app. >> house and senate republicans held a press conference yesterday to outline their plans to rewrite the u.s. tax code for the first time since 1986. this is 20 minutes. [ indistinct audio ] [ indistinct audio ] >> good morning, how are you doing? nice pants. [ laughter ] >> just one of those -- you ready? good

i'm kellye lynn. we are once again keeping a close watch on two hurricanes churning in the atlantic. hurricane jose is a category one, but hurricane maria could be the biggest cause of concern, hitting some of the same areas battered by hurricane irma. meteorologist josh knight has the latest. josh: we are getting the update at 11:00, and this could be another storm a lot like irma, rapidly intensifying, going from a category one and within 24 hours category three. that is starting to happen. wind since 5:00 has moved up in miles per hour, but the update of the satellite image, basically every minute come if you look closely, you see the bright red showing the storm getting strong quickly. category one right now, putting this in motion, working over tomorrow evening. could be a category three tomorrow evening, expected to become a category four close to puerto rico, then that the dominican and close to the bahamas by friday. where it goes after that is still up in the air. if it works its way close to

and lynn novick and i started working on this and we realized how little we knew.the french that we could have taken as warning signals-- bridge out three miles, bridge out three miles, wait, and a cartoon in the middle and, "wait, how did we get here?" and that was vietnam at the beginning you. >> stephen: said a moment >> yes. >> stephen: for young people out here who don't know who may not even be registered for selective service even though it still continues to this day, can you explain what that meant to have a high draft number? >>ally on in the vietnam war there were deferments you could get for being a student, for being married. people didn't think that was fair. it fell unfairly on to expwhraks minorities and poor people and it was adjusted and we had a lottery system based on your birthday. they picked your birthday day out, and it was number one. and the hiring number you had, the leschance you had of being drafted and put into the service. >> stephen: the young men knew when their number was coming up because it would proceed through the calendar. >>

, irene, dies, too, at 90. >> i lost mother, and i lost lynn to... [voice breaking] ...cancer. and that's the hardest thing i've told people you'll ever lose... is a wife and a mother. >> his children are grown up and on their own, leaving john with more than 4,000 dolls to sell to keep his promise to his mom. now john gets help from a second lady friend. patty beggs, who, like john, has also suffered the death of a spouse. >> did john ask you for help? >> oh, no. we just was there for each other, and he needed help. i don't know if he asked or if i volunteered, but we just started doing it. i mean, we had to do something with them. >> between suzy and patty, it just seems as if women like coming to john's rescue. >> [ laughing ] >> those dolls ended up helping you out in those young days. >> and evidently it did. i was around some awfully nice girls in my life. >> in 2011, john and patty actually start dating. with patty's help, john rents a storefront in downtown portales from thanksgiving until christmas, and calls it the dollhouse. the dolls sell

filmmakers, ken burns and lynn novak discussed the project on face the nation with john dickerson. >>ynn, what was it like to have the vietnam war in your head for this length of time. >> none of us got a whole lot of sleep over the course of this. a 24/7 obsession. and it was devastating. and it was devastating and deeply inspiring. it was devastating to think of the lives lost, american, 58,000 lives, vietnamese, 3 million lives, 300,000 are missing in vietnam. to try to absorb the meaning of that was, totally devastating. every time we go off to the wall we cry, think what happened in vietnam we cry. yet we were moved and inspired by the courage. people who lost a son. people who lost a friend. people who were wounded horribly. just, they survived. here they are. that's incredible. >> how did they do that? they're so calm in these descriptions. what you want to do is try to go in and listen. there its nothing more satisfying professionally than to be witness to sort of express memory for the first time. some of these people had stories, i won't say practiced ever. impossible in the

star lynn castro, new york wins 7-4 and game two storm. orioles two games back in the wild card spot. >>> last time the redskins played meaningful football was 246 days ago. now the countdown is six days. instead of the one of the youngest players thinking about retiring. he will be away from the team for the next month. he is on the exempt left team list. the redskins back at practice tomorrow. jay gruden expected to address the media tomorrow. no doubt it will be topic number one. cravens had several injuries. but there is yet to be an indication if health has anything to do with this. here's a little bit about what he had to say. >> i don't feel like i need to explain myself. i don't feel like i have to. i think i have to do what makes me happy. you can hate me, or love me. there will be no gray area or in be >> that regular season game will be on sunday. so certainly interesting hearing what the guys have to say about it. whatever he's dealing with, they said, too, he gets the help that he needs and takes the time he needs. >> what pla

lynn faulds—wood who carried out a review for the governmentlj lynn faulds—wood who carried out a reviewel industry. they said appliances would be much safer if they have steel backs and their domestic industry get support for this. it is a case of common sense, isn't it? plastic at the back of electrical equipment will be more susceptible than steel? absolutely. we have a terrible problem in this country with things catching fire. i know they say most of them don't catch fire and it is rare, but every day of the week someone's tumble drier somewhere catches fire. and fridge freezers are rare at the moment, but it was a fridge freezer which caused the original problem which led to the terrible grenfell deaths. is this a lack of proper oversight in terms of the rule of law or is it not being properly policed? first of all it is about asking someone like me who did all this stuff on watchdog so i know the area. i was trying to get them to favour british industry because then we could make sure that it was safer than it is. but at the moment, a company with a risk assessment to bring someth