madeline gives me a great opportunity to introduce madeline who is my right hand and been working with me for the last two years on poets. and i would actually be lost. we would be lost without her support and help so thank you very much again madeline for helping me. so, a little history here. we took a really hard look back in 2015 in the mirror. and we really wanted to get an idea and an understanding of the outreach and engagement practices, our best practices and efforts so we did an assessment, if you will, on our agency's public outreach and engagement and we talked to a lot of stakeholders and we gathered a lot of input and we consulted staff who are also key stakeholders about their best practices, if they had any they were implementing and some of their needs. what were the things they needed to help them do a better job of their outreach and engagement. we learned we had real challenges ahead of us. for example, in the research that we did, in the center is our stakeholders frustration. and some of the themes that rose to the top really the four key themes that rose to the t

the statisticsecame reality for madeline jenkins and her family when she attempted suicide twice i 18t family is using that experience to helpther families create a community of support and inclusion, and that's what makes 12 great dates this weeks harris' hero. >> you know, when you'reug goin th your thing, when you're suffering something that could be the smallest bit of loneliness or stress and there's seven other people in the house, you start to feel super unimportant. >> three years ago madeline jenkins tri to take her own life. it's hard to believe that this now confident 17-year-old was once in a place so dark. >> eventually i got to a point where iit rock bottom and i couldn't take much more. i felt luke there was no purpose. >> she was struggling with depression and mental healthsu and so many other teens. >> through that process i ready fout there's a humongous community of people suffering right here in my own backyard. >> reporter: so they created 12 great dates. this program brings together 25 to 30 teens and their favorite adults for a date night. tonight's date is in l

in mcallen, texas, madeline rivera, fox news. >>> to date 55 flag-draped boxes of the remains. u.s. servicemen retrieved from north korea were received in south korea in a somber ceremony at an airbase. u.s. troops and honor guard lined up on the tarmac to receive the remains carried in boxes covered in united nations blue flags. the return of the remains follows through on a promise made by north korean leader kim jong-un to president trump during the summit last month. a u.s. military plane flew to north korea to pick up the remains. in greece, divers are searching for people who may have drowned trying to escape a wildfire. the exact number of the miss somebeing released but at least 83 people have been killed in the fires. the greek coast guard and divers are searching for victims and personal items. >>> coming up, former oakland police chief howard jordan is heading to the north bay. the complaints he will investigate against the rohnert park police department. >> also most people wouldn't consider it a sport but why competitive video gaming may go to the olympics. >> and the l

we get reactio including from former secretary of state madeline albright. then, puerto rico's doctor huortage. afteicane maria, parents scramble to find medical care while more pediatricians leave the island. and, the rising popularity of vaping in schools. as cigarette smoking goes out of fashion, the new practice ofuu so-called ng" takes its place. >> i ask the question, raise your hand if you know someone your own age that smokes cigarettes. very rarely do i get more than thve. an i ask the same question, "do you know someone your age that uses a juul or a vape," almost every single hand goes up. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: b knowledge, it's where innovatiins. it's what leads us to discovery and motivates us to succeed. it's why we ask the tough questions and what leads us an reers. at leidos, wtanding behind those working to improve the world's health, safety, and osficiency. le >> kevin. >> kevin! >> kevin. >> advice for life. life well-planned. learn more at raym

madeline: it is hard to know.osition on the ireland border, particularly some of the more hyperbolic things that have been coming out, for example, the idea that the u.k. flights would not be able to klaas -- cross into aerospace, it doesn't stack up. au would have to look at flight back to see how that would be hard to do. deal moreade a no likely, because it has essentially tied the government hands. anything that seems to commit them to a customs partnership is likely to be unpopular. it may not get through parliament with the combination of the leave the rebels, i'm sorry, labor rebels, and the overwhelming majority. as i said, becoming increasingly euro spent -- skeptic. in?a: do you want to jump emma: i was saying, for every hartline brexiteer, theresa may have to find somebody potentially in the labor ventures who is not terribly keen on jeremy corbyn becoming -- prime minister, and there are those, and who wants a works.networks -- that people with industrial manufacturing who just might decide they are be

we get reactio including from former secretary of state madeline albright. then, puerto rico's doctor huortage. afteicane maria, parents scramble to find medical care while more pediatricians leave the island. and, the rising popularity of vaping in schools. as cigarette smoking goes out of fashion, the new practice ofuu so-called ng" takes its place.

east has warned of increasingly frequent and dangerous confrontations between israel and syria and madeline off made the comments during the u.n. security council meeting in new york a diplomatic episode james base reports. it's a time of fresh tension in the middle east the u.n. special coordinator briefing by video link from jerusalem warned of troubling developments on two fronts as we meet today tensions between syria and israel continued through us while last summer saturday we were minutes away from one of the devastating confrontations between israel and hamas in gaza. even before the meeting started the israeli ambassador came to brief reporters on the downing of the syrian jet which he claimed to infiltrate israeli airspace he dodged my question though about a deal which president trump has said he's done with president putin concerning israeli security the world really doesn't know what the deal is can you explain more for us i don't know about you know a friend i can tell you one thing we would not allow that even though been there both let our borders in the golan heights this i

. >> and madeline albright wrote a book about using pins to make diplomatic statements.was the president's little faux pas. >> the brooch that she wore, it was more than two seconds. it's 15 seconds of -- >> i feel like i would do that which side am i supposed to be on? he stops and waits for her. >> also not a leader of the free world. the theory goes that the brooch that she was wearing on the day she actually met the president was the one her mother wore, the queen mum wore at her dad's funeral. it's not the greatest memories that she's putting out there from that brooch. >> i'm sorry, i can't. >> i think it's a little too much looking into the brooches. >> that's a bit deep. >>> but anyway, this is not. let's check out this viral performance at a heavy metal concert not by the band but by the sign language interpreter. >> this is in austin, texas. the interpretation of the song, angel of death, she slayed even harder than they slayed. >> the guy who shot the video says there were a group of deaf fans next to him who were just amazed by her. this is a thing now. this

my name is madeline cooke. i'd like to thank the san francisco board of education for your time this evening. i urge the board to pass the resolution to support our initiative to reform prop 13. i stand before you as a recent college graduate, having completed my bachelor's degree this past may. every student deserves the opportunities i've had, the chance to find their passion, graduate from high school and college to look back on their education with a sense of accomplishment and use it to fuel their career and expand upon the skills they first learned in the classroom. however, that doesn't happen when our schools sit in the bottom ten in the nation and public education is not being adequately funded. the consequences to our students are abhorrent. we are letting children and young adults suffer in classrooms while large corporations get tax breaks. luckily there is a way to fix this. before prop 13 passed in 1978, our schools were at the top ten in the nation. property tax revenue flooded in our classrooms,

only time size does matter, girl. [ laughter ] then i also put in some carol burnett, my queen, and madelineere's a little bit of singing. and i harken into dolly and to julie andrews. and then, of course, there's hannibal lecter in there. >> seth: that's great. [ laughter ] i think that's maybe the first character ever to have all those parts. i don't think -- >> it's a gift. >> seth: it is a gift that you can do that. you're like somebody who makes a meal out of whatever you have -- whatever ingredients you have. >> that's right. >> seth: and one of them is a hannibal lecter. >> i want to say hi to the cast. i know you guys are watching. they're probably not. >> seth: they're probably not watching. >> they're probably out having a drink. [ light laughter ] i miss y'all. i love them so much. we're from the same planet. you know, we're all insane. >> seth: you have an insane cast member who is not human, technically. you have a hairless cat in the show. >> yes. >> seth: and here is a photo of the -- that's the actual cat right there. the moose is no longer with us. that is -- that's a stuff

in a row at the national book festival here in washington, dc, with the supreme court justice and madeline al right and later the baltimore book festival healed the city's inner harbor. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage, click the book fairs tab on our web site, booktv.org... you can hear them backstage already right now. we just got our microphones on. for the first person i'm going to introduce is jami attenberg. she's written about sex, technology, design, and urban life for "new york times" magazine. the "wall street journal", the guardian and others

. >> woodruff: former secretary ofwestate madeline albright thank you. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: we turn now to capitol hill. some republicans were quick to umstance themselves from president yesterday, amid fallout over his controversial meeting with vladmir putin. i'm joined now by one of those lawmakers, representative will hurd from texas. he serves on the house intelligence committee and previously worked at the c.i.a. coryressman hurd, thank you much for being back on the program. we just heard former secre albright say that she believes that either wittingly or n president trump is playing into the hands of vladimir putin, striking similar to what you said yesterday. you made a statement, you said you never thought tpresident of the united states would be played by an old k.g.b. hand. are you convinced now that's what's going on? >> well, i'm convinced that what happened in helsin actually a part of a disinformation campaign by vladimir putin. the goal was to make some of these outrageous claims and to have the leader of the free world standing next to him and t respond.

but you want is not the person who killed my car madeline's tell lacke him up and throw away the key for his wrong is disproportionate to what he did and it's not cops to show after two days of testimony judge heyman delivered his decision as to where in my opinion is capable of rehabilitation because of his youth and also because the reports seem to indicate that he has made some progress i would tend to believe that that factor weighs in favor of mr witt where but having said that i think the circumstances of this offense are a grievous he was in the thick of it he assisted and therefore is just as responsible for the killing as the shooter is he is showing very aggressive violent behavior that fact always against mr mike where i think his family life has been chaotic and unstable i think it has put him in a position where he probably would be a threat to society that fact also weighs against mr white where so it is the decision of this court that on the one which is the felony murder the sentence him to life without the possibility of parole. and i do that with a very heavy it too

are by to watch is not the person who killed my car madeline's tell lacke him up and throw away the key for his wrong is disproportionate to what he did and it's not cops who show after two days of testimony judge heyman delivered his decision to work where in my opinion is capable of rehabilitation because of his youth and also because the reports seem to indicate that he has made some progress i would tend to believe that that factor weighs in favor of mr witt where but having said that i think the circumstances of this offense are a grievous he was in the thick of it. and therefore is just as responsible for the killing as the shooter is he is showing very aggressive violent behavior that fact always against mr what we think is family life has been. unstable. i think it has put him in a position where he probably would be a threat to society that fact also weighs against mr white where so it is the decision of this court that on the one which is the felony murder the sentence him to life without the possibility of parole. and i do that with a very heavy it took a lot of thought to co

party as well as the french commandant and his wife madeline. major general patrick brooking, the united kingdom commandant. mr. peter wretch, the president of the house of representatives of the city of berlin, and lisa, the president's secretary of berlin and the air commander. the president and his wife, as you can see, is going through the reception line right now. it is a beautiful day here at tca. the temperature is nice and warm. a little bit more overcast which makes things much more comfortable for the service members in uniform. the president giving a salute there to the base commander here at tca meeting his wife. and you have the u.s. commander in berlin, major general mitchell. the president is now to give an official greeting to the service members, the band and the numerous spectators here for his arrival ceremony. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> once again, the national anthem and the "hail to the chief" was provided by the berlin brigade band, a 21-gun salute coming from echo battery. commander of the troops, brigadier general jack wood will now

i also appreciate the readiness subcommittee's distinguished ranking member, congresswoman madeline bordallo of guam, for her contributions to this bill. i strongly urge all of my colleagues to support the bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: thank you mr. speaker. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin, the ranking member on the emerging threats subcommittee. i want to particularly thank him for his leadership on climate change a and alternative energy. he has done a great job inserting those issues in this bill. i a appreciate that leadership. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. . mr. langevin: thank you, mr. chair. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i'd like to begin by thanking chairman thornberry, ranking member smith, chairman mccain, senator inhofe, and their staffs for their tireless work in producing this conference report. i'm especial

and there you are and you're so delightful, and anyway, i just wanted to tell you i just finished madelinealbright's book on fascism, and that's pretty heavy reading for me. i read literally peerson or amy paul or just -- i like mysteries. i was delighted to see you this morning and thank you so much for writing a book and i'll read all your books. thank you. >> guest: well, mrs. thorson, thank you. >> host: you have an absolutely -- >> guest: you have an absolutely lovely last name. i tell you, peter, she was saying she was on a bus and saw my name as a new author. people ask me about e-reading devices and it has one big pro and one big con. so the big pro of an e-reader, whether it's a kindle or ipad, is that when someone goes to the end of one book they can automatically get the next one. that's great for the author. that's the pro. the con is, you don't know what anybody is reading when they're reading on an e-reader device, on the bus, subway, at the beach or the lake, and and they can we have lost the fun of seeing people reading a book. used to get on airplanes and see people, that'

i also appreciate the readiness subcommittee's distinguished ranking member, congresswoman madeline bordallo of guam, for her contributions to this bill. i strongly urge all of my colleagues to support the bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance os time. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: thank you mr. speaker. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin, the ranking member on the emerging threats subcommittee. i want to particularly thank him for his leadership on climate change a and alternative energy. he has done a great job inserting those issues in this bill. i a appreciate that leadership. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. . mr. langevin: thank you, mr. chair. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i'd like to begin by thanking chairman thornberry, ranking member smith, chairman mccain, senator inhofe, and their staffs for their tireless work in producing this conference report. i'm especially p