marsha knows the mom from college.the harris' preschool. >> i said, "well, here is the situation." and i told her about the girls. and she said, "well," she said, "we've been praying about it. we want to adopt." >> reporter: were you fully honest about how challenging these two girls were? >> oh, yes. but, see, they had adopted internationally three times. and they had a daughter with r.a.d. so they were very familiar with it. and they wanted to move forward. we said okay. >> reporter: but within months of moving into the francis home, an already tough situation turns tragic. the middle girl is molested by her newest dad. >> an adoption gone wrong. >> reporter: the news breaks months later, when police are alerted by an anonymous tipster. >> uncovering a startling link. >> reporter: what was your reaction? >> sickened and devastated. >> reporter: don't you think you are responsible for putting that little girl in that home where she was sexually abused? >> this guy, i looked him in the eye, he worked for the bentonvill

representative marsha blackburn of tennessee. coming up the court ruling overseas that could weigh in to facebook and other tech companies here in america. >> major american tech companies like facebook amazon and google are trying to figure out how they can keep doing business in europe without breaking the law. a court ruling struck down a transatlantic deal that basically told these companies they had to protect the private information of their european customers. the case stems from a lawsuit inspired by edward snowden's nsa spying. paul brennan reports. >> every day, business is conducted between the united states and europe. all supposedly protected by a transthrarntransatlantic privact called safe harbor. but now it's been decided that safe harbor can't be trusted. >> penl data anything in which a living individual can be identified. so that ranges from something as simple as an e-mail signature block to details in a life read database for example. >> in 2013 former cia contractor edward snowden leaked classified documents

representative marsha blackburn of tennessee. coming up the court ruling >> as violence intensifies. >> the growing israeli perception is that no place is safe. >> get the latest news in-depth. >> we decided we should stand up for what we believe and defend ourselves. >> mr. netanyahu is playing with fire. this fire is dangerous for both our people. >> stay with al jazeera america for continuing coverage. >> major american tech companies like facebook amazon and google are trying to figure out how they can keep doing business in europe without breaking the law. a court ruling struck down a transatlantic deal that basically told these companies they had to protect the private information of their european customers. the case stems from a lawsuit inspired by edward snowden's nsa spying. paul brennan reports. >> every day, business is conducted between the united states and europe. all supposedly protected by a transthrarng transatlantic privacy agreement called safe harbor. but now it's been decided that safe harbor can't be truste

representative marsha blackburn of tennessee. coming up the court ruling >> killing of journalists is a question that is directed to society. >> they are impartial. >> if you wanted to be a good journalist in iraq, you had to risk your life. >> they observe and report. >> kidnapping is a very real problem. >> journalists on the front lines. >> sometimes that means risking death. >> getting the story, no matter what it takes. >> that's what the fourth estate is all about. that's why i'm risking my life. >> major american tech companies like facebook amazon and google are trying to figure out how they can keep doing business in europe without breaking the law. a court ruling struck down a transatlantic deal that basically told these companies they had to protect the private information of their european customers. the case stems from a lawsuit inspired by edward snowden's nsa spying. paul brennan reports. >> every day, business is conducted between the united states and europe. all supposedly protected by a transthrarng transatlant

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row head of globe operations for airbnb -- marsha rao head of global operations for airbnb. one allegation is she worked six days in a row and the defendants failed to pay her for one hour's work. julieta yang said her first night of work while the wife and child was out the husband walked in naked and watched her cook and other times the husband with no clothes on approached her and asked her to put lotion on his back. so in total 16 causes of action in this complaint. julieta is suing for back bay and punitive damages -- back pay and punitive damages. the couple says the allegations are completely and utterly false. mark kelly, kpix5. >>> after several coyote attacks in san francisco tonight dog owners got some lessons in scaring them away. dozens of pet owners attended a community meeting in stern grove pets in tow to learn ways to peacefully co-exist with coyotes. there have been a bunch of sightings lately in the city. some coyotes even attacked dogs in the stern grove area. one dog died. here are some tips from animal control. >> small dog on my leash, first thing i do

up next commissioner bratton tells marsha bradner the one place he won't let them crash. >> nobody wants to come to school. >> a lesson for the loss. >> how families and friends are coping with a 12-year-old killed by a stray bullet. >>> how much alcohol is okay for moms to be. the new warning from doctors. >>> and owning a drone is about to get more complicated. >>> >>> subways are not for sleeping and that a message. >> commissioner brat says there is 0 tolerance for the homeless marsha kramer has more. >> 1967 pa tall la clark said don't sleep in the subway darling and now bill bratton is singing the same tune except darling is not included in his lyrics. it is the get tough strategy for the homeless. >> subways are not for sleeping and i hope people understand that. >> as the mercury plummets and people find it may be cold to sleep on the streets, the police commissioner wants the homeless to know they should go to city shelters and not the subways. >> the subways are not homeless shelters and the homeless will not be allowed to congregate in them and the city has more than adequate

marsha, how are you doing? how are your kids? what are you wearing? it was ridiculous. it was crazy. >> outside the courthouse, it's a circus. inside, a real life drama unfolding. with millions of people watching. >> the simpson case combined everything that obsesses the american public. it had violence, sex, race, sports, and the only eyewitness was a dog. >> and the prosecution had it all. opening with a story of love, lust and loss of control. >> he killed her because he couldn't have her. >> that trail of blood from bundy through his own ford bronco and into his house in rockingham is devastating proof of his guilt. >> but johnnie cochran opens with a very different story. >> the evidence will show that this careless, negligent collection, handling, and processing of samples, by basically poorly trained personnel from lapd, has contaminated, compromised and corrupted the dna evidence in this case. >>> coming up, behind the scenes. >> it's the first time i've ever really seen a heisman trophy. >> and in court with a juror. >> how did mark fuhrman play a part in your

marsha clark contributed very heavily, too, but chris darden blew it. when o.j. was able to walk in front of the jury and say, it's too small, he didn't have to testify. because he had testified in front of the jury and he wasn't cross-examined. so for us, it was a win-win. >> he appears to have pulled the gloves on, counsel. >> but to juror david aldana, it didn't seem like a big deal. >> o.j. simpson was in front of you when he put on the glove. >> he was maybe about two feet away from me. >> what do you remember from that moment? >> you know, a lot of people make a big deal about it, but i was a truck driver. i wear gloves all the time. i know that when my gloves get wet, they shrink up. >> after 92 exhausting days of testimony, 58 witnesses and 488 exhibits -- >> we ask the court to receive all the people's exhibits and the people rest. >>> next -- >> the lapd's laboratory is a cesspool of contamination. >> the defense unleashes a blistering attack. >> how about that, mr. fung? ♪ [engine revving] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ iflike i love shrimp, come to red lobster's endless shr

hilkeman was named as the recipient of this year's marlene ahrenholz spirit of volunteerism award, and marsha cleveland received the above and beyond award. volunteers reported another $52,000 in donations wednesday, bringing the total collected so far to $252,056, or 45.8-percent of the $550,000 goal. it is pretty much guaranteed that hangar rents at the norfolk regional airport will be going up on january 1st. but the question remains, how much? at monday night's meeting of the airport authority board, member bill jepsen said two members of the board and some area pilots reviewed rents at 26 airports in nebraska. they're this year, and not the 30-percent a norfolk city council subcommittee recommended. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " jessica rae: this morning, the world's largest retail store walmart, is facing a hard hit. yesterday, tanked, wiping out 21 billion dollars in value in the worst day in 27 years for the company. effect across wall street, other major retailers with it. now that's setting the stage for deep discounts. . joe fe

one vote apiece for marsha blackburn of tennessee and the current majority leader kevin mccarthy. love to hear your reaction on phone. also on twitter. if you tweet us @c-span. a tweet here from karen that says we need to be done with separate parties. start over as one. was all open minded and works with us, the people. no more party rulers. ryan will not be able to control the g.o.p. three-headed monster. let's listen in. david brat of virginia talking to reporters. [inaudible] mr. brat: i wanted paul to respond and i didn't get a feedback. >> will you support paul ryan on the floor? mr. brat: my principal stance -- if you follow that logic. >> make a hole. hole, please. inaudible] >> guys, make sure you keep this open. host: paul ryan, winning his conference's vote as next speaker of the house by a wide margin, 200 for congressman paul ryan. 43 for daniel webster. according to reporters, paul ryan still speaking with members inside the conference room. we'll stay here live as we expect to hear from more members and perhaps even paul ryan as well and get to your phone calls too.

monday, republican representative from tennessee marsha blackburn talks about cyber security and dataach legislation, joint by john mckinnon+. subjected,als become they have come to realize it is not if you have your data breached, it is when is your data going to be breached? so having a federal standard and exercising some preemption and setting a period of time that companies have to conduct that information and then to inform consumers and sent penalties for enforcement, those are appropriate steps that should be taken and there is a step that is covered in data security legislation that we have worked on at the committee -- >> monday night at 8:00 on the communicators on c-span2. a signature feature of book tv as our coverage of the book fairs and festivals. top nonfiction authors, here is our schedule this weekend. we will be a national. -- we will be in nashville. in november, we are at the boston book festival. in the middle of the month, the louisiana book festival. at the end of november, we are lie for the 18th here from florida for the miami book fair international. the na

the state fire marsha' s office believes the fire started near a make-shift kiln inside the building which houses a lumber re-purposing company. firefighters had been concerned about potential toxins because the building' s former occupant was a chemical company. after the fire was extinguished it was determined that the air was safe heather: a dramatic turn in the case of a woman accused of stabbing a stranger to death inside a supermarket. ed: she went against the advice life sentence. she is charged with chilling 59-year-old wendy boudreau. >> she accepts full responsible before her actions. she wants to make it clear she is trying to make it easier on ms. boudreau' s family and friends. ed: we also learn that mcallister wrote an apology letter to the victims family saying "please note that she did nothing wrong and did not deserve what i did." is scheduled for heather: day november 23. two of jury selection in the murder trial of philip chism. the 16-year-old is charged in the rape and killing of danvers high school math teacher colleen ritzer. chism was 14 at the time ritzer was

a lot of complaints these will go bye-bye. >> thank you, marsha. >>> weather picture now. lonnie is here and we have some issues coming tonight for this game, right? >> you know, look. there's a rain chance but it's -- i've been saying and really secure with this. it's just not the type of rain that would can sell a game. look, if you're lucky enough to go to the game, 70s. we have a 70-degree reading right now. this is in plainview new york. 70 from ralph. ralph is telling me, pleasant day for october 13 so far. he's hinting at the fact there's a bit of rain that could be coming in. i'll show you in a moment but first, i'll go outside. there's the shot of a little raindrop on the lens but we're mostly sunny right now. any rain that sort of came and not make its way down to the surface. high on the tops of the buildings, you can see a little bit out there, not too much. 72 yows was your high temp today. 65 should be the normal so another above average day by seven degrees. if you take a peak at the headlines, there's a rain chance tonight that will be spotty. this is what

. >> monday on the communicators, marsha blackburn, vice chair of the energy commerce committee talks about cyber security legislation. she is joined by john mckinnon, reporter for the wall street journal. >> as individuals become breaches, theye come to realize it is not if you have your data breached. it is when is your data going to be breached. so having a federal standard and exercising preemption, setting a period of time, a framework of time that companies have to inform consumers and set penalties for enforcement, those are appropriate steps that should be taken. steps that are covered in the data security legislation that we have worked on at energy and commerce committee. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. at a townarly fiorina hall meeting in south carolina. then, ted cruz at a townhall meeting in iowa. after that, a house oversight committee hearing with james comey. republican candidate carly fiorina was in south carolina today for a town hall even, where she answered questions from supporters. she talked about the economy, persecution of c

representative marsha blackburn who has presented legislation in congress for the fcc ever doing that again. it's a right of sovereignty. >> we think it's a state's rights issue, we don't think fcc has the right the come in and override state and local rights. it is important for state to retain that ability to make these decisions within their borders. so it is house bill 1106 representative or senator tillis out of north carolina and i have done this legislation. but the wilson, north carolina, the chattanooga tennessee situation it would prohibit that type of intervention by the fcc. the second point is that whether you're looking at chattanooga or utopia, which is the utah situation, you have seen a lot of public debt accrue to the citizens. >> right. >> whether they go in and try odid these. chattanooga, they each have about a half billion dollars of debt now tied to these systems. >> right now, except that chattanooga had calculated a return on investment, and i understand that this doesn't apply to everything and that return started showing up much earlier than they had planned

. >> reporter: justin harris and wife marsha had three sons of their own, but had always wanted to adopt. he's a state legislator. together with his wife, they run a day care center. and they agree to adopt three little sisters, even though they're warned the young girls are scarred. their mother, a drug addict. but this couple, like so many are confident their faith can help save the girls. that is, they say, until they discover the oldest was simply too damaged to handle. why did you feel so strongly that she was a danger, a 6-year-old girl? >> she was gonna kill me with a knife in the front and the back. >> reporter: the harrises give the oldest girl back to the department of human services, but they go forward and adopt the two younger girls. until, they say, they too begin to threaten them. but now the adoption is complete. it's too late to give them back. you were told that not only would you be charged with abandoning these two girls -- >> we would lose our own three boys. >> reporter: so the harrises do something else, a solution called re-homing. giving the girls to another fami

. >> marsha, thank you. >>> how much would you pay for a world series ticket? well, governor cuomo's campaign office helps $5,500 and the office plans to keep the profits. >>> dining with your dogs. what you need to know about the law. >>> i'm taking a peek at the radar and watching rain close to our area. it will affect us tomorrow. one of your commutes, a.m., or p.m. -- one will be worse. we'll talk about this and the forecast for the games in just a bit. >>> coming up on the "cbs evening news," a violent arrest in a south carolina classroom. we're all one family here. cbs 2 -- >> proud to be part of cbs 2 as well. >> back at you. >> we're looking at the violent takedown of the high school student and her classroom by the deputy sheriff in south carolina. the fbi and justice department launched investigations of their own. we're gonna have a look at that and the use of resource officers in all of our nation's schools, coming up on "the cbs evening news" at 6:30. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 h

. >> what's up philly i'm marsha williams. >> i'm head crack.iley cyrus getting naked, ya' ya'll. >> isn't she always naked. >> this time she's doing it on stage. she announced she would be touring with the flaming lips. i didn't realize she was going to take it that far. >> they plan on spraying milk all over the whole audience. >> the mill doesn't the body good. >> tune into dish nation and this and other stories we're dish nation about. ♪ >>> the eagles getting closer to the game they really do need. because the eagles have put themselves in this position with two and three record. they do need to win. eagles are four-point favorites monday night against the giants. hard to believe but the eagles would be in first place in the division with a win. sam bradford came off a better game last sunday against new orleans and players i spoke with were impressed with the immediate meeting bradford called 15 minutes before the last game with offensive players. players were also surprised as they were just listening to the music by their lockers. being

. >> host: representative marsha blackburn, current vice chair of the e, and c committee. john mckinnon with "the wall street journal." this is "the communicators." >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> today education secretary arne duncan talks about results of a two-year study on standardized tests in urban school systems. hosted by the council of great city schools, you can see it live beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> u.s. chamber of commerce president and ceo thomas donohue talked to reporters at a breakfast hosted by the washington bureau of the christian science monitor. he talked about legislative priorities in the coming years and the chamber's role in the upcoming 2016 election. this is an hour. >> so metropolitan this morning, we're going to have people join us in prre

week on the communicators, the vice-chairman of the energy and commerce committee, representative marsha blackburn, a republican from tennessee. congressman blackburn, with everything going on in the house right now, if we could just start on the big picture here, what are the chances that there will be any telecom or tech-related or cyber-related legislation passing in the house this year? rep. blackburn: when you look at the big picture, i think that overall you will see the house settle down. we will choose a speaker, the problem that we have right now is that it is a growing pains problem. we are a big party with a big tent. you have moderate republicans, you have very conservative republicans. and having everyone agree on a leader and agreed to come to the table and work things out is going to be an important first step. i think you will see us kind of work through that and then you -- thee the issues economic issues, the debt ,eiling, and following that back to the next and bulk that people are saying something needs to be done when it comes to technology policy. that is an aria wh

frankie avalon was grand marsha marshall.he parade ended at marconi plaza with a huge festival. >>> 10 minutes after 4:00. a nice day ahead. our skies are nice and clear right now. which means we're going to see plenty of sunshine during the day. things are cooling off nicely this morning. might run into spots of fog this morning. and tomorrow morning, the tracking some showers, light showers moving through later in the morning tomorrow. and then following the showers, turning cooler for much of the rest of the week. typical fall weather. we're starting off cool. not as chilly as yesterday. 46 in reading, 53 philadelphia, and cape may is 46. clear view looking across the delaware from the adventure aquarium. plenty of sunshine and like yesterday it's going to be a quick warm-up. back in the 70s today. temperatures right now, 51 at kennett square, chester springs 43, 41 in quakertown. could cool into the 30s this morning. the air is dry enough for that. we're watching for some areas of fog. north and west. not so much in newar

tennessee republican marsha blackburn will be the chair. planned parenthood is decrying both the committee and blackburn's selection. >>> an american soldier dies in combat. but the administration does not want to call it combat. we'll get reaction from the panel, when we return. looks like some folks have had it with their airline credit card miles. sometimes those seats cost a ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then use your miles to cover the cost. now, that's more like it. what's in your wallet? >>> the american forces that have been deployed to iraq do not and will not have a combat mission. they will support iraqi forces on the ground. >> could you please explain how more raids fits with no combat troops? >> we have this capability. it is a great american strength. it doesn't repres

. >> monday on the communicators, marsha blackburn, vice chair of the energy commerce committee talksecurity legislation. she is joined by john mckinnon, reporter for the wall street journal. >> as individuals become breaches, theye come to realize it is not if you have your data breached. it is when is your data going to be breached. so having a federal standard and exercising preemption, setting a

and i read the marsha mills biograpy and she is talking about the whole time harper lee was writing. it must have been writing and to never publish. so i think why take the old manuscript he is not editing and can't. she is 89. maybe she doesn't care what we think anymore? >>> speaking of atticus, go set a watchman is a lot about discovering her child is not as heroic as she thought. and that closely is what americans experience as a whole. we realize he is not this a mythological person i thought he was. i want to talk about that with what is happening with police brutali brutality. atticus finch, when i talk to readers, they say but i love "to kill a mocking bird." i am not racist. that book really represents to people maybe a false sense of how far we have come when we haven't. i heard people say atticus finch is not the hero we love but the hero we deserve in go set a watchman. do you think it is true of having a more realistic portrayal in the '30s of a white man is really what we need now as opposed to the atticus in "to kill a mocking bird"? >> you are giving me the look. it i

marsha blackburn expressed interest in running. perhaps we see names you never mentioned before. could it be someone from the outside or is that a long shot? >> it is still a long shot. it will dwi -- go -- to lawmakers inside the house most of the time. blackburn is an up and coming leader who didn't run because she was told mccarthy was a shew in but does she get in? scombl >> a woman has never reached a point than conference chair so this would be a great opportunity to rise higher than the fourth position in the leadership. >> i want to get this in quickly and he will go to john. off camera representative trent franks from arizona is telling our lovely producer who is probably make phone calls and his ears are calling off frank says the question i am concerned is is this a victory for america? i don't know. mccarthy acted in a manner that was the highest level of statesmanship. and next representative from south carolina, this is interesting, dan webster might ghoe get more traction now. why him? between him and chaffetz especially. >> i think everything is up in the air. i w

first up, lead prosecutor, marsha clark. >> let me go back to mark furhman, just to be clear.n did he lie when he said he did not use racial epitets in the last ten years? yes. is he a racist? yes? but the fact that he lied about it on the witness stand does not mean we have not proven the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> then comes defense attorney barry scheck. >> there's no doubt furhman's a liar and a genocidal racist. if that can happen, that's a reasonable doubt for this case, period. end of case. >> finishing for the defense, johnnie cochran with probably the most memorable quote of the trial. >> if it doesn't quit, you must acquit. >> you have not used that word -- >> after nine months of testimony, hundreds of exhibits, more than 260 days isolated in a hotel, jurors are finally sent to determine o.j. simpson's fate. >> thanks for joining us on a day that many of you probably thought would never arrive. >> and everybody had an opinion. >> i think it's going to be a conviction. >> i would say probably a hung jury. >> i believe absolutely there's sufficient

i'm going to have a debate with marsha blackburn about how we get these people better computer and internet> that's a hot one. all right. ali thank you, sir. >> all right. buddy. >> you can watch ali velshi at 7:30 right here on al jazeera america. >>> and listen to this, a possible merger could put budweiser and miller under the same umbrella. can you imagine that? anheuser-busch in bed, sweetening its offer to buy miller for $100 billion. wednesday is the deadline, so if the current and forth bid is not accepted, it will have to wait until 2016 to make another offer. >>> starting in 2017, middle and high school students in south korea will have new textbooks. harry fawcett reports. >> reporter: the monday afternoon history class in a seoul secondary school. today's lesson is on the growing economic influence on foreign powers in the 19th century. the books themselves could soon be history. the government has announced it will be bringing in its own single text to be called the correct history textbook. >> translator: it is an inevitable decision to correct errors and put an end to social

i was wondering what he thought of the candidate such as marsha is somewhato thought of as a tea party-kindf a person, but has many years in the house and has dealt with many of the other leaders. she could be the first woman speaker of the house, well, i guess that is not true, nancy pelosi, but what does he think of that kind of a selection? host: the first republican speaker and others have mentioned kathy morris rogers from washington state and she says she is not interested, so on those two names? those arehink examples of folks would be strong candidates and would have a lot of strength to bring to the position. the first single republican speaker of the house, which it be historic. be historic.d it goes back to do they want the job? good candidate and they do not want it, i suppose 218 members of the house could go ahead and nominate them anyway and say their name and they would get elected, but i doubt they would keep the job and we would end up at square one. host: let's go back to the announcement by john boehner, republican from ohio, who announced after 5.5 years on the job that

hilkeman was named as the recipient of this year's marlene ahahnholz spirit of volunteerism award, and marsha cleveland received the above and bend award. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. jessica rae: coming up in sports... pierce and norfolk catholic renew their rivalry on the gridiron tonight. we'll hear from the blue jays and knights up ahead. scott: stay tuned for today's forecast... jessica rae: coca-cola and happy with new england patriots quarterback tom brady. the football star called coke - quote - "poison for kids" and questioned whetr frosted flakes was actually food. he was responding to criticism of a friend and business partner, alex guerrero . a recent magazine profile claimed guerrero lied about being a doctor ... and falsely claimed his nutritional supplements cured cancer. coca-cola hit back statements sasang its s oducts are safe and could be part of a balanced lifestyle. kellogg's pointed to multiple studies linking cereal with good health. jessica rae: cubs fans are paying top dollar to watch their team try to make it to the