and elegant man. you seem to indicate when we talked earlier today that he wasn't a man who put his finger to the winds and tested for the political calculus or decided things based upon polls. >> no, he had -- he was almost a political junky in terms of his interest in polls and politics. he had in his private office. he had four televisions. in those days we had four networks, and we watch all four of them at once. he was interested in politics. but he saw the job of president as distinct from politics. you were supposed to do what you thought was right. you were supposed to work across party lines. two of his best friend in the world were democrat. he kept it that way. he has many friend on the democratic side. >> indeed it was his friend on the democratic side who pushed him to go back on his promise. you were there during the calculation as it related to the read my lips no more taxes. tell us about what happened on the inside there. >> the president was very concern about the federal deficit. if

man,s a good man, great and served our country. thell never forget during first iraq war, there was video of these prisoners that were just weeping uncontrollably because they thought they were going to be killed by american troops. they gave them food and water, and president bush at the time said, that is the way america is. we do not do things that other countries do. that kind of hit me. i was about 25 then. he will be missed. rhonda callingto from auburn, nebraska. good morning. caller: good morning. lot aboutnow whole the politics and all that, but i do remember that i really admired george h.w. bush. , even though i consider myself a democrat. i really thought that he was a fair and awesome president. i really do believe that. i do not know a lot about what everything he did. steve calling to from chagrin falls, ohio. retired military, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. i felt that president bush was a very honorable man. honor is the key to military life. ofm a veteran of two tours vietnam, and i give all my condolenc

come on, man. [ laughter ] come on, man.on, man. [ cheers and applause ] go ahead, man. >> that's awesome. >> jimmy: all right. okay. kevin, if i do it, you got to do it. >> so this is lebron and elvis. >> jimmy: ah-ha. ah. >> so, you're holding elvis there. now, how awesome is that? that's perfect. you just hold him there. he'll just glide right through your hands. so now jimmy's -- jimmy's on it. he is amazing. kevin, it's your turn now. here you go. [ laughter ] they're totally fine. >> jimmy: kevin, it's easy. >> they're the coolest snakes. they really are. >> jimmy: just try it. please, just do it. [ cheering and applause ] where are they from? [ chanting ] >> kevin: let me tell you what i've gotten really good at in my life. [ light laughter ] saying, "no." [ laughter ] no. >> it's okay. >> kevin: jimmy, you hold it. it looks good. >> it's really cool. so these snakes, they're kingsnakes. >> jimmy: kevin knows -- >> california branded kingsnakes. >> jimmy: you know how to deal with big snakes. >> kevin: yeah. >> jimmy:

one day i will look that man in the eye. one day, he will be found.e found. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> a gorgeous evening, girls night out. >> she loved to have fun. >> yes. >> kenya was bright and pretty and adored by frn. >> i adored her. she was my friend. >> she said, are you with kenya, and i said, no, i thought that she was with you.

he was a really good man. and he was an honourable man.ng now to do is to hopefully get a fair trialfor thing now to do is to hopefully get afairtrialfoer thing now to do is to hopefully get a fair trial for mr kololo. that is the least that he deserves, really. jude tebbutt feels the metropolitan police wanted to go to kenya and get their man, but she doesn't think he is the man at all. lucy manning, bbc news. a 23—year—old man has been shot in south west london as armed police stopped the robbery of a cash van. officers from the metropolitan police flying squad were lying in wait to stop the cash—in—transit raid outside a supermarket in wimbledon. the man was shot after officers confronted suspected robbers outside the store. it seems hardly a week goes by without news of further problems hitting britain's retail industry — in particular the high street. figures compiled by the bbc suggest 20,000 people have lost theirjobs in the sector this year — and a similar number are under the threat of redundancy. our correspondent colletta smith

he won gm of the year in 2016 -- he was also the man who drafted derek carr and khalil mack. but now going forward, this will be the jon gruden show. reporting from the oakland raiders headquarters, i'm jason dumas, kron4 sports (vicki) happening now... teachers at oakland high school are not happy with their paor lack of contracts. now-- there is a bargaining impasse between the school district and the teachers union. those teachers and their supporters walked out of class and marched to city hall today kron4 's will tran was there as it happened. he oakland unified school district has issued a warning to oakland high school teachers planning a work stoppage monday to not call-in sick, according to district officials. the teachers plan to march to city hall to call attention to a bargaining impasse between the school district and the teacher's union, organizers said. district officials said educators who participate in the "sick out" might be subject to disciplinary action and a loss of pay. the teachers can't use sick leave or personal leave - it will go unpaid and a doctor

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man. president bush's office reached out and said the president wanted me to come down to his office in houston and visit about ways and means issues. as you'd imagine, i was thrilled about it. i went to his office, my staff urged me to take a pair of crazy socks to president bush because he loved them and wore them. i decided instead to bring one of three specially made ways and means ties we had just created. i brought that to the president and he seemed thrilled. but it was barbara who was most excited. when i presented the tie, she exclaimed, thank god. no more socks, please. i'll finish with this. every veterans day, memorials day, as i address events in the eighth congressional district of texas, i often conclude with my most memorable quote from president bush. a quote emblazoned on the his library in college station in letters 10 feet tall where the brazos county sun can catch it every day. let future generations understand the blessings and burdens of freedom. let them say we stoo

with one man who is credited with saving the young and old. "you have to look out for your neighbor in that situation" shawn paul -- a maintenance worker at the core butte charter school will never forget november 8th...the father of five daughters spent the first part of his morning making sure his own children - and the students at his school were evacuated safely."most of them had no idea what was going on." then he went and checked on the elderly at this now destroyed mobile home park. "i went from mobile home to mobile home to mobile home to make sure i got everybody out, or at least up and moving, a lot of them couldn't drive so i had to find neighbors that could take them."by the time he finished knocking on doors.. traffic out of paradise was gridlocked.. "the couple i evacuated from the mobile home park ran out of gas, so they came with me, then i had an 87-year-old gentleman who couldn't drive at night."he and the by at the church parking lot nextdoor."we knew we were safe because it was a big parking lot but the fire was all around

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alright and i'm the happiest man in the world.is wife was actually expecting at the time. the record and a chair were the only two things that recently survived after a fire in st. louis, missouri...a location that garrison's wife had lived in until her death in 2003. a group called footsteps researchers were contacted and they found garrison's family members in petaluma. you see part of garrison's family moved from north dakota to the bay area years ago. this week researchers from missouri flew to california this week to give them the record. garrison's brother died four years ago but his great niece is happy to have the artifact . sot...my dad always talked about his favorite brotherin fact sgt. garrison's niece says her dad always talked about his brother who served our country.sot it's so special... this is video showing what was left of sgt. garrison's plane after that crash. one person did survive but they lost their legs. family members say that man would visit garrison's family years later. emotional....j.r. stone kron 4 n

medics drove the man to a hospital, whe doctors pronounced him dead.rince george's county police are s assistedt pleasant police with the investigation. was the storeanager justified in this shooting? i >>'m not sure of that, and that's the reason for an investigation. this is a very fluid scene. there are a lot of variables, a lot of witness statements to go through. >> reporter: back here athe scene, homicide detectives are talking to witnesses who were in the store at the time of the shooting. no words on any charges at this time. police have not released the name of the man who was shot or the store manager. detectives are reviewing surveillance video on the outside and the inside of the ste. tectives are expected to release more information tomorrow. in seat ipleasant,'m shomari stone, news 4. >>> customers at a gaithersburg wendy's w restaurant dealth a man threatening them with a knife today. workers told the mo leave the wendy's , he did, but found himself face-to-face with police. police tolhe him to drop knife. he refused. police tased and ar

his aqua man makeover. >> i heard that you took a picture of yourself as aqua man and sent it to your i put the suit on, yeah. >> were they impressed? >> i'm -- it's going to last a couple more years and then it will probably not be so cool. >> have they expressed any interest in acting? >> they better not but no way. we have enough actors in the family i think. >> jason sharing and walking the hall afc "snl" in nothing but a towel promoting his weekend hosting gig. he's rooting for his wife lisa monet to join the fun. >> we're big fans. >> if we could ever get a different world throwback sketch, i'd clean your house for a year. >> marisa will be there today. >> that's kismet. >> my parents made meed what i am. >> all lean and strong is reason enough to check out the aqua man origin story. >> do you take something from every set and take it home with you? >> yeah, i'm a natural born thief. il have pants. he didn't wear much else. >> unite our world one day. >> we all know nicole kidman plays his mom but here's a fun fact thattal really blow your mind. >> julie andrews, mary pop bins s

the man she had no clues sittcted prison escapee police came in and arrested the man. cops first asked him his name. >> he returned that his name was andrew. and the officer goes, now, i know your name is not andrew, don't lie about your name. >> reporter: the officers searched mendoza and found no weapons. he was wearing a black shirt and sweat spant pants that he bough the dollar general store after ditching the toyota rav-4 that he was suspected of driving. >> since the arrest, we have confirmed that he is the scar ja -- he is the carjacking suspect from the carjacking near home dep depot. >> he was here just 15 minutes after carjacking a man who was shopping at the home depot. >> he came fast and he said something inside and he said. i have the gun. give me the key, or i kill you now. >> reporter: he walked away from a work detail outside the security perimeter on december 26th. he was serving a five year sentence after a deadly carjacking. people are glad he is in custody. >> i'm glad he is caught and he is no long er a endangerrrrrrr anybody. he is now in in in i

so, he was a man of great capacity, he was a man of great tenderness and sensitivity. he was someone said the last gentleman that we've had as president. >> brennan: why was it so important for you to be by his side. >> because we've been friend for 60 years, that's fairly long period of time. we were doubles partners together here in houston. we won tennis championships, i knew him well before he ever even got into politics when he was a businessman. he was my daughter's godfather. i ran everyone of his caaieside. ve clo he referred to me oftentimes as his best friend. he said our relationship was one of big brother, little brother, which was a great honor as far as i was concerned. >> which one were you? >> i was the little brother. i was very happy for georgue h. w. bush to refer to me as his little brother. we were extremely close, margaret. and from the very -- almost from the very time we met back in 1 1958 for almost 60 years. i was there when he passed. his passing was very, very pea peaceful, gentle, if you will there were a number of things i remembered. the

he was a genuinely optimistic man. and that optimism guided his children and made each of us believe that anything was possible. he continually broadened his horizons with daring decisions. he was a patriot. after high school he put college on hold and became a navy fighter pilot as world war ii broke out. like many of his generation, he never talked about his service. until his time as a public figure forced his hand. we learned of the attack, the mission completed, the chute down. we learned of the death of his crewmates. whom he thought about throughout his entire life. and we learned of the rescue. and then another audacious decision, he moved his young family from the comforts of the east coast to odessa, texas. he and mom adjusted to their arid surroundings quickly. he was a tolerant man, after all he was kind and neighborly to the women with the, mom, and i shared a bathroom in our small duplex. even after he learned their profession, ladies of the night. [laughter] >> dad could relate to people from all walks o

backed kodesh forces in the city of man bitch the red areas to the east of man bitch a controlled by the code is forces which turkey sees as a terrorist organization and has vowed to eliminate. mosco and chris say they'll coordinate ground operations in syria despite the fact that they're backing opposing factions in the country's ongoing civil war. a warm reception for turkish officials in moscow but after the hugs and handshakes the pressing business of shifting alliances in syria washington surprise military withdrawal has reached the deck following their talks moscow an anchor represented a united front. to consume it today we have reached an understanding on how the russian and turkish military representatives on the ground will continue to coordinate their actions under these new circumstances with an aim and to a bad akkad the terrorist threat in syria with the local church in this community based interest groups. but one likely point of contention the northern syrian city of man bridge controlled by kurdish forces of use them as a terrorist threat turkish television broadcast

tell us about the man you call the quiet man. >> he had a style which was not pushy. a style which was -- had a great component of listening to it. he developed relationships over the years. but he had a great capacity to put himself in the shoes of the person he was trying to deal with. he put himself in gorbachev's shoes when he was trying to work out the collapse of the soviet union and he nursed it along magnificently. he put himself in the shoes of his opponents when he was trying to do the budget deal. and he certainly was a man who understood there was a lot of value in getting agreements that were win-win. judge jeanine: the fact he very often had an opposing party in the legislative branch with 260 democrats, 275 republicans in the house. >> not often, always. judge jeanine: he was able to get incredible legislation that will be part of his legacy, including the american with disabilities act. >> i said it earlier today. he passed more domestic legislation of import of any president except lyndon johnson or franklin roosevelt. it was the only budget that prod

he was a tolerant man. he was kind and neighborly to the women with whom he shared a bathroom in our duplex. even after he learned their profession. ladies of the night. [laughter] dad could relate to people from all walks of life. he was empathetic syria and he valued character over pedigree. he was no cynic. he would look for the good in each person and he usually found it. dad taught us public is noble and necessary. that one can serve with integrity and hold true to the important values like faith and family. he strongly believed it was important to give back to the community and country in which one lived. he recognized serving others and rich to the giver' -- enriched the giver's soul. he was the brightest in a thousand points of light. when he lost, he shouldered the blame. he accepted failure is part of living a full life. he taught us never to be defined by failure. he showed us how setbacks can strengthen. none of his disappointments could compare with the loss of a young child. were too young to

he was a really good man. and he was an honourable man. launch since a failed attempt in october, you may remember. that attempt on the 11th of october resulted in a failure to dock with the space station just minutes after blast off. forcing the astronauts and a cosmonaut at that time to abort thatjourney. they made an emergency landing. but the new cosmonauts and astronauts, an american, a canadian and in —— and a russian, they have successfully docked with the international space station, a few hundred miles north of us. an eight—year—old boy has been revealed as youtube‘s highest—earning star, reviewing toys and earning just over £17 million last year. ryan of ryan toysreview posts most days and his earnings have doubled from the previous year. asked why kids liked watching his videos, ryan said: "because i‘m entertaining and i‘m funny." now it‘s time for a look at the weather. i‘m not entertaining orfunny, just funny looking. we still have this atla ntic funny looking. we still have this atlantic influence but every time you are in be

he was hollywood's leading man in the one nine hundred seventy s. capturing the political zeitgeist with films like all the president's men about the watergate scandal. in the one nine hundred eighty s. redford became even more selective taking iconic roles including in the period romance out of africa opposite meryl streep. with his first oscar in one thousand nine hundred eighty one came not for acting but for directing. the family drama ordinary people proved record was more than just a pretty face around the same time redford helped set up the sundance institute in utah the institute and its iconic sundance festival helped launch the careers of generations of independent filmmakers redford is also a passionate environmental activist the veteran performer has starred in dozens of films a recent highlight was as a sailor fighting for his life in twenty thirteen's all is lost. with the old man and the gun the eighty two year old actor says he's hanging up his hat and gun and he could hardly have picked a better sendoff. hundred ninety since i was t

four police officers were injured after a struggle with a man who called the a man who struggle witha man who called the police on himself. alameda police received several calls early yesterday morning... from a man claiming to hear people following him. when officers arrived to help the 40-year-old man became uncooperative. at one point he entered a patrol car and attempted to get a locked patrol rifle. the man then went into medical distress and paramedics took him to the hosptial where he suffered a heart attack. out of the ofur officers injured two had series injuries... all were treated at the hospital and released. the struggle between police and the man is being investigated. ( darya ) now to the south bay... where a woman experienced a scary moment on the highway. someone threw large rocks at her car.this is video of the moment it happened. now police are now looking the person responsible. kron4's alecia reid has more from san jose. it happened near 680 north and berryessa.the driver is traumatized, but feels lucky she wasn't seriously injured. pkgwhile driving on the freewa

ide now.tty warm ou >> man, oh, man, you'd never guess that the winter solstice is an hour from now.ha tomorrows good news. but for right now flood watches or most of the area this mornin it is all moving in our direction. you'll absolutely positively need your umbrella today. rain likely to continue off and on in spits and starts betwe now a midnight tonight. a huge range of temperatures. mid 30s in the west virginia mountains. mid 60s in souther maryland this morning. so a wide range. plan on a mild and rainyay today. temperatures in the low 60s for most of the d.c. metro area all afutrnoon. more ahe chilly changes for the weekend coming up. good morning. >> good morning. an the result o all of that rain, spin outs onramps. northbound 39 west of duke street. can't see it in this picture, but back y off ofr speed this morning. out over the chesapeake, gusty winds but the winds subsided just enough that it's wind warnings and no longer restrictions. eastbound 66, the crash is still blocking the right side and we'll takeo you montgomery coun, that crash also in play. the traffic should

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this is the man he was. i know he has gone on to join the love of his life, barbara, and their daughter robin, a truly honorable and gracious man has gone home to god. mr. president, i yield the floor. >> be sure to watch c-span's washington journal. for georgee funeral h.w. bush is being held today. the former president's remains head back to texas for a public viewing in houston and there is a public viewing at st. maarten's episcopal church.

the public man was consonant with the private man.incredible thing to say about a former president. >> sandra: bill mcgurn and also mary anne marsh is standing by. mary anne you heard brit hume reflect back on your comments and a moment to talk about unity. this was a president that was able to unify the country. he is being remembered in that way strongly today. >> deservedly so. brit raised another point where he showed great strength and great commitment and great steel in his spine. that often got overlooked during george h.w. bush's life. but i hope in time, as he has always said history would judge him. it was not for him to explain or define himself, which is almost unthinkable these days in politics and life. but he would let others do it. i think -- i hope and i believe that people will appreciate the strength he showed. i think these last 48 hours and the four days to come will show the country again what it's like to come -- to unify, to be bipartisan and appreciate somebody's service from another party. believe me, i've wo

, a decent man, a godly man full of grace and love and a quality of absolute necessity to enter the kingdomdozen years my wife, laura, and our children and i, we have laughed with him. we have fished with him. president bush brought up riding in fidelity. the secret service was behind us he was at full throttle. i saw many of them reaching for what i thought was protective armor but i found they were actually crossing themselves we've been blessed to share meals and tears and moments of silence and prayers and times of great strength and times of great weakness never, not once, did i witness anything but care and concern for those around him the job of a pastor or priest, a rab rabbi, is to call on them to look to god to do the right thi thing, to serve others and to love and president bush made my job so easy. our lesson from the hebrew scriptures remind us god is light, and the president reflected that light his whole life through he once said i'm a man who sees life in terms of missions defined and missions completed we were called when america and her citizens of his mission and ours to

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here lies a great man. to the bush family, on behalf of the whole house, republicans and democrats, we are profoundly sorry for your loss and we are honored to celebrate this wonderful life with you. like so many i feel a personal debt of gratitude today a sentiment no doubt countless millions of americans are feeling at this moment. the 1988 campaign was the first one i was ever involved in. we had enough listen at the ballgames and fair. i remember going to this big rally at miami of ohio the day after the first debate. the whole experience really drew me into politics. he was the first president i had the chance to vote for. and he was the first president it teach me and many of us that in a democracy styles you fall short -- sometimes you fall short and how you handle that that is just as important as how you win. an old preacher once said grace is but glory begun, and glory is but grace perfected. grace is but glory begun, and glory is but grace perfected. glory is transcendent in the life of our repub

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he was a good man, a great man. his courage was missedby hat compassion. it was that compassion that seemed to pave the divi. mr. bush's life is a testament to the notion that public service is a noble, joyous calling. fittingly, last month came his final public act. he voted. >> president trump said today that air force one will transport president bush's casket from to washington on monday, where it will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. according to texas a&m university, he will be laid to rest later in the week on the grounds of his presidential library. you.thank >>> a father and son story like no other. two presints each presiding over the most significant events of our time. t and through all, drawing on a bond unique to our modern history. kristen welker on the presidents bush. >> reporter: they nd ared a name membership to the most exclusive club in american polics. george h.w. bush and hi eldest son george w. >> first and foremost, he was a great father. >> reporter: a passion for politics and public service. passed down from one generation to th

man's terrorist from the turkish perspective the kurds are probably part of the p.k. k. which they call a terrorist organization that wants to set up a turkey a kurdish independence state on there for form a turkish border view that is an absolute no go and as a report rightly pointed out the two lines are being drilled movie spotlights will be different from the ones that we've seen you the two battle lines are being drawn as you point out and with the news now that syria is sending elite troops to the man beach region what is the danger that the turkish incursion could escalate into a wider conflict. well there is the real danger for that helena i think it could be about shifting the teutonic plates of the entire middle east what is the role poor between turkey and russia what is sort of a poor between the united states or russia or does syria play a role of its own or we have mentioned two players here in the iraq and iran and if you look at all that it seems to me that we're looking for a major major change of the entire paradigm and major change and with that in

man into the street.m was caught under the front tire. the suspect just calmly walked away. the bystanders helped the man who suffered broken lungs and collapsed lung. the homeless man was later arrested. >>> a man was caught trying to break into a house trying to get through a doggy door and he did it during broad daylight. i woman was awoken from the doorbell and then she heard her dog bark. and she and her dog were able to scare that man off. >>> that is incredible. >>> rebuilding from the wildfires. why financial help from congress could still be months away. >>> using the weekend to recharge. why getting some extra sleep could do a body good. >>> good morning on westbound 92 and the sam te'o bridge still doing good so far. >>> it looks like a nice friday. the temperatures will be in the mid-60s for some in the south. >>> comedian kevin hart is it stepping down after an outcry of homophobic he sent out between 2010 and 2011. he aounce nod that decision last night. but he posted a video saying that he

the man wasn't found until today. the victim got of his toyota rav4 suffering head injuries, he walked across the road of the southbound lanes and collapsed at the opening embankment and concerned relatives found his body. >> we're not sure how they became aware of the situation, they became aware their loved one was in a collision and then took it upon themselves to search for their family member and they found their family member deceased on the shoulder of the freeway. victims become disoriented after an accident, they same it's rare for a victim to leave the scene without being found. >> the time is 6:39, kwanzaa has begun, bay area people kwan begins at stipulate human. there are great singers there. kwanzaa continues until new year's day. it was created in 1966 by professor ron karanga it celebrates principles to the african and african-american culture. >> we celebrate unity, kwanzaa comes from the term [ foreign language spoken ] which means first fruit celebration june the qua is an promotes principles determ

the young man said, "i am fine."s sentence, the president whipped off his own coat and placed it on the gentleman shoulders, and walked into service without another word. george bush loved the lord. he knew the lord loved him. it was that connection that birthed in the 41st president, the desire to serve. years ago, we discussed his deteriorating health. at the time, he did not know how that struggle would end. he put a question to me. about a simply as anybody could, he said, "what do you think heaven is like?" it was a confident statement, one that bespoke resolute faith. that of a bash that spoke -- one that bespoke a resolute faith. he did not want to know if there was a heaven or whether he would be there when the end came. he wanted to know what it was like. he was ready for heaven. heaven was ready for him. my guess is november 30 when the president arrived in heaven, that barbara was standing there, with her hands on her hips, saying, "what took ou so long?" rev. levenson: then a big old texas sized hug from

>> anthony: what are you saying, man?on't want to get into metaphysics or, uh -- some places we go -- >> anthony: you're going to be living up in a -- cave, you keep talking like this, huh? [ zack laughs ] >> anthony: more wine. [ laughter ] >> anthony: to see spain, to see it straight, to understand it at all, you should probably peek, if only through spread fingers, at that most spanish of traditions, bullfighting. meet el fandi, one of spain's most dashing and respected bullfighters. he's invited me to la marquesas ranch, a private bullring where he likes to practice. [ man shouting ] >> alejandro: so, what they're going to do now is they're going to check how brave. >> anthony: and if the calf's not brave -- stew? >> alejandro: exactly. >> anthony: along with me for the day, fuen's brother alejandro, who, like many spaniards, consider bullfighting an art. today, a little practice first. and don't worry, this guy is too young to fight. >> alejandro: so this is the red cape, you know, that this is the most important cap

i always felt man is a stranger on this planets, a total stranger.ys played with the fancied that may be a contagion from after space was the seed of man. hence our preoccupation with heaven, the sky, the stars, the gods, who is somewhere out there in outer space. it is a kind of homing impulse. we are drawn to where we came from. i am tickled to death this is being done by squares. average americans. not by pretentious intellectuals. this is the great genius of the average american. they take something momentous and make an and momentous thing possible. by the time they are through, traveling into space into the distant stars will become routine. this is why america is an ambiguity in the world because we make it so that there are no exceptional persons required to do anything. >> in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today we continue to bring you tun filtered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is bro

firefighters arrived to find the man clinging to his boat. sonoma county sheriff's officials sent a helicopter to the lake and a santa rosa firefighter borrowed a paddleboard and paddled out to the man. the helicopter crew performed a long-line rescue and lifted the man to safety... he is not injured. (grant) from the south bay... a santa clara county sheriff's lieutenant has been arrested... accused of faking the extent of an injury... and receiving workers' compensation. police arrested lt. mandy henderson after sheriff's investigators saw her engaging in "strenuous workouts" despite her injury. henderson was arrested on a felony warrant. dry conditions with seasonable highs and chilly overnight lows will prevail through the weekend, and well into next week in the bay area. overnight lows will dip into the 30s and 40s. colder, wind- sheltered valley locations will likely see overnight low temperatures at or below the freezing at times. daytime highs will cool into the mid to upper 50s. chilly overnight lows will continue through the weekend

and pilate says -- >> behold the man. >> behold the man.messiah, this person has been scourged, look at him. >> this is a broken man. and i think pilate is having his fun here at the expense of the jewish authorities. >> he doesn't want to get involved in this complex, jewish kind of affair, but ultimately that isn't going to be an option for him. >> crucify him. take him yourselves and crucify him. i find no case against him. >> pilate's general way of doing things would have been to try and let the authorities in jerusalem do their own work. he says see to it yourselves. >> then, in john's gospel, caiaphas raises the stakes. >> we have a law and according to that law, he ought to die because he has claimed to be the son of god. >> blasphemy. >> have nothing to do with that innocent man. >> gospels say pilate was more afraid than ever. >> he wonders, is there something about this prisoner that i've missed? >> he starts thinking to himself, well maybe this person is somebody who is sent by one of the gods. >> if jesus is sent from the gods,

man is made that way. whenever there is a challenge of this kind, somewhere someone will pick it up. we will go to the south pole or the north pole or climb mount everest, or do things of this sort. >> why does man pick up a challenge like this? >> i don't know. he's made that way. he's done it all through history. now we come to a point, and someone, somewhere is going to go to the moon. i will be very sorry indeed if my country, the richest, most powerful country in the world, did not try to do it, and didn't try to do it first, as a matter of fact. >> i think there is a much stronger purpose, a national purpose, in going into space and that has to do with the fact that space is there now within our grasp. it is now within the possibility to be explored. we have the technique to do it, but it requires a great deal of effort. it is a very difficult thing to do. i think by this nation reaching out, by striving to do this and by being bold enough to go ahead and explore, not just the moon , but beyond the m

on calling the with the man it began with the man calling the police... on himself.. kron4's gabe slate has the latest from alameda.... (ken) a live look outside right now... (catherine) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: clouds and rain made for a cool day for the bay area. showers continue tonight but are more widely scattered. the will decrease throughout the night. on the satellite you can see the low spinning toward southern california. a few more clouds and shows will continue tonight but the focus will be more toward the south. highs tomorrow will be cool but slightly warmer tomorrow with highs in the 50s and low 60s. dry weather is forecast through the weekend. more rain is likely early next week. (grant) a san week.early next karnow. lawrence meteorologist with chief zone forecast alameda....latest from slate has the kron4's gabe slate has the latest from alameda.... (ken) a live look outside right now... (catherine) as we get our first look at the four our first look as we get (cather