tamika mallory, the cochair of the women's march, she actually attended a recent farrakhan event that was called the savior's day in chicago where he said these despicable things. >> the powerful jews are my enemies. white folks are going down. and satan is going down. and farrakhan, by god's grace, has pulled the cover off up that satanic jews. >> sean: he h has a history of this kind of racism and anti-semitism, tamika mallory posted on instagram about the event.e according to the antidefamation league, farrakhan gave mallory a shout out during the speech. after intense backlash, malory is out with a statement where she apologizes to the various groups of people that farrakhan routinely and viciously and hatefully attacks but she also

. ♪ mallory weggemann was an active, athletic teenager. >> i had grown up a lifelong swimmer.ere swimmers, as well. and it was just kind of our family affair. >> reporter: swimming all through high school. then, during a routine procedure, her life changed forever. >> 18-year-old girl went in for an epidural injection. and i never walked out. that's not an easy thing to get over. >> reporter: but in just three months, mallory got back in the pool. >> i was completely terrified. i had no idea how my body would react. and i just remember within four, five freestyle strokes looking at that black line, all the fear and uncertainty washed away. >> reporter: more than a sanctuary, it would take her all the way to the paralympics podium. winning a gold medal and then a bronze medal. >> it was london 2012 was incredible. it was kind of for me this building moment of the journey. >> reporter: she would go on to compete in rio 2016 with her eyes on tokyo 2020. but there have been many setbacks along the way. so even ten years after the injury, your body is still changing. >> yeah. >> re

tamika mallory, the cochair of the women's march, she actually attended a recent farrakhan event thatchicago where he said these despicable things. >> the powerful jews are my enemies. white folks are going down. and satan is going down. and farrakhan, by god's grace, has pulled the cover off up that satanic jews. >> sean: he h has a history of this kind of racism and anti-semitism, tamika mallory posted on instagram about the event.e according to the antidefamation league, farrakhan gave mallory a shout out during the speech. after intense backlash, malory is out with a statement where she apologizes to the various groups of people that farrakhan routinely and viciously and hatefully attacks but she also defended her attendance. she writes in part, "i didn't expect my presence at savior's day to leave anyone to question my beliefs, especially considering that i have been going to this event regularly for over 30 years. where are my people are is where i must also be. i go into difficult spaces. i attend meetings with police and legislators and the very folks so much of my protest has

jump back on at stevenson or mallory. everything else aside from the bay bridge toll plaza moves very smoothly. the bay bridge toll plaza has metering lights on -- no, wait, we have that other issue. southbound 280 is jammed up approaching highway 87. it's closed and that connector from south 280 to north 87 is closed because of flooding. >> yeah, a pipe burst. >> got to be a pipe burst. >> chp has announced they gave us information the pipe has burst in that area. >> this just in. >> up to 18 inches. >> that's a lot of water. our friend warned me about that, cars are swerving around. >> wait for an uber boat. >> we'll keep you updated. >> you mentioned drizzle but hey -- >> and we haven't seen much of that so far. we'll be watching out for that. it's going to all clear out in time for the weekend as we start to make our weekend plans. saturdays looking night but it will still be cool for the coast. only 62 degrees, 71 for the bay and 76 for the inland areas on sunday it will be up to 72 inland, a lot of sunshine and bree

the cushing exit there, mallory or north of stevenson and can you get back on okay for the nimitz. we'll continue to track that progress and bob will continue with his live reports and looking on the other side of the peninsula, palo alto is a light easy clear drive as is the rest of the bay. >> we'll check back with you. 4:48, most likely you've seen the addiction stepped over needles and could one solution to cleaning up san francisco now rest in canada? investigative reporter traveled to vancouver to find out. >> reporter: the plan would create a place for drugs where addicts could shoot up under trained staff. the idea is controversial and illegal in the u.s. but that isn't stopping san francisco from wanting to become the first city in the nation to open these centers. we travel to vancouver to get a rare look at these sites, addicts are given clean needles and place to use them. that's helped reduce the rate of infection from diseases like hiv and hepatitis c. the centers also have a place to throw away used needles so they don't wind up on streets. san francisco now plans to

we are also joined by the crew members, catherine, sinik, mallory and rachel. who displayed exemplary leadership in making an emergency landing in philadelphia. i want to thank you, fantastic job. really fantastic. you were a little bit nervous up there? pres. trump: you knew it was piloting the plane, no problem. fantastic. they said that you work on, strong and cool. thank you very much. the captain, i want to commend you on your life-saving actions. everybody is talking about and they will for a long time. i understand you were the first woman to ever fly a tactical aircraft in the united states navy. you drew from years of training and safety and you knew how to land that plane. we salute you and every member of this group. -- this crew. thank you very much. [applause] finally, we are indebted to the passengers, including kim mcginty, andrew neil, and peggy phillips, who are also with us. thank you. [applause] their safetyisked to pull jennifer back inside the aircraft. peggy phillips helped administer cpr until the plane landed. and while there was nothing

captain tara wright and first officer mallory cave... >>> two pilots have flown away into the history books following a flight out of smo. the first officer from the first -- the first average american female to fly alaskan airlines. the airline has a lot to celebrate. >> they are breaking the barrier, pushing the ceiling. that is a very good thing and we are delighted to hear the story. >> sbr, that is it for us at five -- yes we are, that is it for us at five, we will see you back here have a great evening. students and two teachers who were killed in the texas high school massacre. the killer's confession-- why some lives were spared. also tonight, another volcanic explosion. the national guard swoops in to rescue people from fast-flowing lava. >> never in a million years would we have thought this was going to happen. >> dahler: first lady melania trump returns to the white house after spending five days in the hospital. and, the fairytale wedding. nee american actress turned princess bride. the first kiss. the carriage ride. those hats. the adorable little royals. and the gospel

the chp is dealing with southbound 880 at mallory avenue. that's where you will find at least one, maybe two lanes blocked because of a crash involving a couple of cars. slow traffic coming southbound on 880 approaching mallory. and as you can see, southbound 880 also slow coming through hayward. now we will move on and i will show you -- this is a live look at the bay bridge. and, again, it is becoming a very slow ride up the incline section of the bay bridge. the chp was reporting a crash on westbound 80 east -- just right at the toll plaza. but, again, the ride into san francisco is slow here on the incline section of the bay bridge heading into the city. finally still a very, very slow commute out of antioch and through pittsburgh and bay point on westbound highway 4 because of a couple of earlier crashes that have since been cleared. 7:03 is the time. gasia, back over to you. >> attorneys representing some of the people who lost their homes up in the north bay wildfires will hold a news conference in response to the anticipated release

mother's day on alaskan flight 361 from san francisco to portland, captain tara wright and first officer mallory cave flew into the history books. >> it truly is a celebration. any time we see someone like captain wright and her first officer making history, we have to celebrate that. i'm so proud to see her stand out. >> reporter: the historic flight was shared on the airline's facebook page, going viral in part because women and people of color remain a rarity in the world of aviation. according to the faa, over 600,000 people have a pilots license of any kind. over 42,000 were women. or roughly, 7%. >> they are breaking the barrier, pushing the ceiling. that's a very good thing. we are delighted to hear this story. >> reporter: pat gregory, a pilot with an international organization promoting women in aviation, took me for a flight today. she said the problem is societal. >> girls tend to lose interest in pursuing science related kinds of applications at a certain age. just right before they go into high school. >> reporter: that's why she says that captain wright and the first officer's exam

. >> bateman was raised in los angeles with his older sister, justine who played mallory on the hit series is a television director and producer. >> we'll always be together. >> at 12 years old, bateman made his television series debut as james ingalls on "little house on the prairie." the next year he was cast as derek taylor, the bad boyfriend to ricky schroder's lead character on "silver spoons." the two young actors were partners in crime around the universal lot. back in those days you and ricky used to swim in the jaws attraction in the water. that's true? >> we'd ride our bikes and the studio trams would come by. we'd hold onto the back of the tram and they'd drag us up the hill to jaws lake. we'd walk out in the middle of the two-foot-deep lake, roll up r goldfish. but studio operations sent a note to our parents, like, hey, listen with the quick, easy explanation about what we're trying to do with that lake, we're trying to scare a bunch of people with a great white shark and to see a couple of 11-year-olds out there with a ziploc bag, it wrecks it. so, you know, leash your dogs a

we're also joined by crewmembers, catherine sandoval, synike mallory, and rachel berthimer. in making a emergency landing in philadelphia. i want to thank you folks. fantastic job. that is really fantastic. you were a little bit nervous up there? >> not at all. >> you knew who was piloting the plane, right? that is fantastic job. they said you were calm and strong and cool. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> captain shults i commend you for your life-saving actions. everybody is talking about it. they're still talking about it. they will talk about for a long time. i understand you were the first women to fly tactical aircraft in the united states navy. you drew from years of training and safety around knew how to land the plane. we salute you and every member of this group. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. finally we're indebted to the passengers aboard the flight including tim mcginty, andrew needham, peggy phillips who are also with us. thank you, folks. thank you very much. [applause] risked their safety to pull jennifer inside of the aircraft. peggy phillip

we are also joined by crew members kathryn sandoval, sanique mallory and rachel fernheimer who displayed exemplary leadership making an emergency landing in philadelphia. i want to just thank you, folks, a fantastic job. really fantastic. you are a little bit nervous up there? >> not at all. >> president trump: you knew who was flying the plane so you had no problem. right? fantastic job. they said you were calm and cool. thank you so much. captain schultz, i want to mend you for the life-saving actions. everybody is talking about it, still talking about it. i understand you were one of the first women ever to fly tactical fighter aircraft in the united states navy. you drew from years of training and safety and you knew how to land that plane. we salute you and every member of the crew. thank you very much. [applause] finally, we are indebted to the passengers aboard the flight, including tim mcginty, andrew niedham and peggy phillips who are also with us. thank you, folks. thank you. [applause] they risked their safety to pull jennifer back inside the aircraft. peggy phillips, retired

i am david mallory, thank you for tuning in. [applause] -- david magleby. [applause] ♪ announcer: mitt romney is a former governor of massachusetts and the 2012 republican presidential nominee. mike kennedy is a utah state senator. the republican primary and utah is scheduled for june 26. live wednesday on c-span networks, at noon, on c-span, a discussion on countering violent extremism. it is at the hudson institute. at 2 p.m., the wilson center looks at transatlantic relations after the u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear agreement on c-span2 at 9 a.m., the national league of cities releases the annual state of cities report examining urban trends and priorities. at noon eastern on c-span two, the cato institute considers congress chaco war powers and how it can reassert itself in the decision process. at 2:30 p.m., the state of climate action in the u.s. and globally at the world resources institute. ♪ c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning. american federation of teachers pr

tammie jo schultz and darren ellisor along with rachel fernjaimer, seanikeu mallory, and kathryn sandovalour heart pumping a little bit and i taught out-of-control flight as well. there's a lot of flight training and going into a-7s and squadrons. >> how many times have you been in a cockpit when this kind of thing has been going on, even in training? >>'ve never been in a cockpit where this was going on, but i have been in cockpits where the dynamics of the flight are not normal and they also make it hard to even see or read the instrumentation. so that certainly helped to kind of keep my calm when this sudden explosion happened, and we are moved in a radical way and we're not a balanced flight. >> was it really shaking. >> yes. >> i saw an interview that said as long as you have an altitude or imagination, you have a shot. what was the word you used? >> altitude. >> altitude and ideas. darren, what did you do at the time. there's the vibrationing and the pitch. i have no idea what the pitch was. >> 40 degrees of roll. that's when the plane banks. it's about 10 to 15 degrees more than a

en exclusiva, rompe el silencio sobre la dudosa batalla legal que enfrenta con mallory -- marjorie dende sobre estas acusaciones. alan: lavado de dinero por tres propiedades que pagÓ en el ivo por 5 millones de dÓlares cada una. birmania: le contamos todo lo que pasÓ con el festival de 5 de mayo. ♪ ♪ alan: aquÍ estamos. estamos como locos. les expliquÉ lo que pasa. estamos en la semana del diseÑo en nueva york. queremos tener este tiro con las fichas . -- sillas. es una silla redonda. nunca te caes. no te caes. no te caes, no te caes. nunca. mira. es increÍble. esto es la que hace el diseÑo. aquÍ en nueva york pasa absolutamente todo. birmania: ahora te subes. alna: -- alan: por supuesto. hacer aterrizando al mayor, me fui directo. y esto espectacular. el clima... este festival de 5 de mayo que se hace una semana despuÉs del 5 de mayo, es un evento espectacular en nueva york. mÁs de 100,000 personas y 80,000 personas. el dÍa de ayer, el clima no ayudÓ mucho. estaba lloviendo, estaba la temperatura muy abajo. aÚn asÍ, la gente con paraguas y familias completas dijeron que estaban prese

mÁs adelante, tenemos con juliÁn gil y mallory -- marjorie de sousa.tera. luego de que el fiscal general jeff sessions advirtiera que separarÁn a los menores de su padre al ingresar a estados unidos sin documento. el gobierno estarÍa en busca de nuevos espacios para cumplir con los cambios en la polÍtica migratoria. >>sabemos los albergues de los niÑos estÁn casi llenos y es en gran parte porque estÁn separando a los niÑos de sus padres. satcha: el departamento de salud y servicios humanos llevarÍa a cabo visitas en cuatro bases militares ubicados en texas y arkansas durante las prÓximas dos semanas, con el fin de evaluar si se pueden convertir en refugios para niÑos. respira tranquilo un joven soÑador luego de que un juez en ciaro le ordenarÁ autoridades migratorias mantener su estatus. danielle ramÍrez medina fue arrestado el aÑo pasado y esperaba orden de deportaciÓn. lo acusaban de tener vÍnculos con pandillas pero ante la carencia de pruebas determinaron que mantendrÍa los beneficios que tenÍa. el presidente de guatemala encabeza la comitiva de su