martin: i had some great classes.religion classes, philosophy classes, the things that you were required to take were some of the most interesting with some smart people. mark: too busy in college to do anything but politics? did you do any extracurricular stuff? martin: i played in a band. i took a lot of great english classes. could have been an english major, but i wouldn't have taken a semester off to go to iowa. john: do you remember your gpa? martin: ooh...3. something? something?int i thought a- was the ideal grade. john: no higher. mark: let's move on to number four, a big moment for you. 1999. that is a 36-year-old man becoming mayor of baltimore. talk about that day. martin: i had a lot more hair, and it was more black. that was inauguration day. those are my daughters, who spoke that day, and katie holding little william. he is now 17, stumping for me across iowa and new hampshire. that was a big day for us as a city. when i read for mayor in baltimore 1999, it wasn't because our city was doing well. it was

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martin winterkorn officially stepped down himself.speaking german] >> the steering committee accepted his resignation with great respect. in particular, we stress that martin winterkorn had no knowledge of the manipulation. we hold martin winterkorn in the highest regard for his willingness to take responsibility and give a clear signal in the current difficult situation. in a written statement, martin winterkorn said he was not aware of having done anything wrong. the premier announced a criminal investigation. they are the second largest shareholder and have a veto right. all members of the steering committee are aware of the magnitude. it is not only economic damage. primarily it is about trust. vw is aware of the scale of the damage to its image. in a video, martin winterkorn apologize for the scandal and promised change. [speaking german] >> please believe me, we will do everything to clear this up and win back your trust that by step. in his eight years at vw, martin winterkorn built it up to be the world's top-selling carmaker,

martin winterkorn is stepping down.his is the board of the company speaking and this takes place in german, so we are not giving you the live broadcast just yet. we are waiting for translation. previously, we note that in a statement released by the company, victor koren said the company needs a fresh start by stepping down, he is clearing the way for the fresh start. alix: he does accept responsibility for irregularities but is unaware of any wrongdoing on his part. will take the bullet but he is still saying it is not his fault. scarlet: hans nichols, i know you are all your volkswagen is based, part of the town's fabric, tell us what you plan to look for when you go there. who do you plan to speak with and what you hope to discover? hans: i think the most important question is who is going to lead folks fog and. the porsche ceo is among the two candidates and one source familiar said he could replace martin winterkorn if he goes. i think the key question for shareholders and everyone is coded a select to be the ceo?

marti >> karen ann martin >> peter c. martin >> teresa m. martin. >> william j. martin jr. >> brian e. martineau >> betsy martinez >> edward martinez >> jose angel martinez jr. >> robert gabriel martinez >> lizie d. martinez-calderon >> paul richard martini >> joseph a. mascali >> bernard mascarenhas >> stephen frank masi >> and my uncle, firefighter john james tipping ii. uncle john, you're the greatest example of a hero that i've ever known. thank you. we love you and we miss you. >> and my father, firefighter leon smith jr. of ladder 118, engine 205. mom, grandma, my sisters tiffany, yolanda, leandra. we're comforted today only knowing you did a job well done. to all the 9/11 families, my podium partner here, my family, on behalf of my family, we wish you all peace, blessings, and we continue to pray for those who act cowardly towards others. and to the men in uniform, men and women, we thank you for your service. god bless. [ applause ] >> nicholas george massa >> patricia ann massari >> michael massaroli >> philip william mastrandrea jr. >> rudolph mastrocin

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trooper martin then places paramedic white in a choke hold.ments later, the trooper backs off. >> i think maybe just having that second officer there helped bring martin under control a little bit, enough that he could just have that moment of clarity to realize what he was doing was not in his best interest, my best interest and most importantly, in the patient's best interest. >> the trooper allows the ambulance to leave and follows it to the hospital. when they arrive, paramedic white checks in his patient, who is released later that day. the paramedic then turns himself in. >> i went back outside to the second trooper on scene and i told him that at this point, you can arrest me, i released my patient care to the nurse. >> but after everything that happened, white is never arrested. trooper martin did not respond to interview requests through his lawyer, but in a press conference, his lawyer says paramedic white delayed the patient by not letting martin talk directly to driver paul franks. >> the trooper martin's belief was if i could sit

. >> it teresa m martin. >> william j martin senior. >> martinez. >> edward j martinez. >> robert gabriellelizzie martinez. >> paul richard. >> and marie kramer. >> joseph a. >> bernard. >> stephen. >> ada. >> and my uncle, firefighter john james the second. uncle john you're the greatest example of a here i have ever known. thank you, we love we love you and we miss you. >> and my father, firefighter leon smith junior. engine 205. mom, grandma, we are confident today only knowing you did a job well done. for all the 911 families, my podium partner here, my family we wish you all blessings and we continue to pray for those who act cowardly towards others. to the men in uniform we thank you for your service. god bless. >> nicholas george m. >> patricia. >> michael m. >> philip. >> rudy. >> joseph. >> charles william. >> william a am. >> margaret e lane maddox. >> robert. >> walter a am. >> timothy james. >> jill campbell. >> paul. >> charles j morrow. >> dorothy morrow. >> nancy t morrow. >> robert j maxwell. >> renÉe may. >> keith roy maynard. >> robert. >> kathy. >> edward junior. >> jenni

ricky martin is here.why it's hot. [ cheers and applause ] right now in, in new york right now it is fashion week. which also known as watch hungry women walk week. fashion week, for those who aren't familiar is the week that answers the question -- how many emaciated teenagers will it take to convince someone to spend $10,000 on a dress. a lot of people are interested. the only way you can get me to care with fashion week is if you mashed it up with shark week some how. love to see a hammerhead swallow a $28,000 birken bag. better get the fashion week stuff over before the pope gets there. pope francis is coming to new york, washington, and philadelphia. he'll be here on the 22nd. better get your acts together. this will be the pope's visit to the united states, never been here before, before he was pope. shame he is not coming to l.a. would love to take him to knott's berry farm. someone developed pope emoji's for your phone. show you what they look like. this is a real thing. that's not a fake thing we

martin. >> william martin. >> edward j. josÉ Ángel martÍnez, jr. >> robert gabriel martÍnez. >> martÍnez calderÓn. >> paul rich. >> joseph a. >> bernard. ada akar. >> and my uncle firefighter james, the second. uncle swron you're the greatest example of a hero that i've before known, thank you we love you and we misyou. >> and my father firefighter lion smith, jr. mom, grandma, yolanda, we're confident today only knowing that you did a job well done. for all the 9/11 families, my family and on behalf of my family we wish you all peace blessings and continue to pray for those who act cowardly towards others. we thank you for your service. god bless. [applause] >> nicholas george maza. >> michael. >> sarah williams. >> joseph. >> carlos williams mather. >> william a. >> marcelo. >> margaret maddick. >> robert c.maxine. >> walter a., jr. jill mora campbell. charles jay. nancy morow. >> robert j. maxwell. >> renee. robert j. >> kathy. >> jennifer lynn posada. >> james joseph, jr. >> bryan gerard. >> john kevin. kenneth m. >> mi

martin: israel. effort in very clear your speech to say it's time for healing, it's time to come together. when you're president that you would have the prime minister there in your first month. and that's very consistent, as i think you said in your speech, with your approach which has always been to put your arm around prime minister netanyahu rather than -- secretary clinton: or any prime minister. [laughter] martin: and as you know, that's a policy that i support too, but some of my friends in israel recently have said that's not the way to deal with us. we need tough love which is the alternative. instead of rewarding bad behavior, you should be really speaking tough -- more toughly to us. how do you respond to that? secretary clinton: well, i think there is a lot of room for tough love, particularly in private and behind, you know, closed doors. as i write in my book, certainly prime minister netanyahu and i had very vigorous conversations that have gone on in person and over the phone. but i j

martin. david martin, if you are someplace in the world and realize you have to get out, want to get out, who do you turn to there? how does the process begin their and how does it connect to the state department over here question mark -- over here? guest: the key institution for most is the u.n. refugee agency. they will be dealing very often with a lot of the logistics, the immediate reception and care for the individuals. the high commissioner makes toeals to other governments support the immediate needs in the refugee camp or settlement where they are. and it doesn't always start out right away. not matter of fact, it is something they look to run away, resettling people far away. persecution has broken out in the war has broken out in the home country. the preferred solution is to resolve the situation at home and enable them to return. but if the situation goes on for several years, then we begin to look toward what we call other durable solutions. resettlement in distant countries, as

martin savidge is on the scene. presidential candidate there with you today to show their solidarity with kim davis. he just walked into that facility there, right? >> that's correct, yeah. and in fact about the same time >> reporter: that's correct. about the same time he was walking in, i sent a text message to kim davis' attorney and said when is she coming back? he answered back with one word. "soon." so political drama that could be playing out here as mike huckabee goes inside for what was supposed to be just a meeting. she's anticipating to be set free as a result of the judge's order. most importantly, what will she say when she comes out? because her actions pretty much dictate whether she'll be making this a relatively short, free time that she's away from jail. wolf? >> this judge was very firm in his written order. he says she shall not interfere in any way once she presumably goes back to her job. ted cruz, the republican senator from texas, another republican presidential candidate is there as well sho

ricky martin: si hay algo que me inspira e inspira es el pÚblico.importante que canten bien a que bailen. marÍa: para los jueces, ha llegado la hora de maquillarse y prepararse sus camerinos, mientras que en el escenario se puede palpar la adrenalina de ese pÚblico, que espera ansioso el comienzo de la banda. marÍa: y aunque todos conocemos la trayectoria artÍstica de ricky laura y alejandro, los 3 comentaron que esperan aprender. estos grandes de la mÚsica no han perdido su humildad. volcemos. >> cuando regresemos: alejandro espinosa sabe lo que es enfrentar los jueces arriba de un escenario. alejandra: y la Única forma que te hace a ti Único es servir tu mismo. - ser tÚ mismo. (telÉfono zumbido) ♪ ♪ holiday inn. acompaÑÁndote en tu camino hacia lo extraordinario. el lavado puede causar estragos arruinándola para siempre. los suéteres se convierten en vestidos. los cárdigans con pelusa se convierten en mascotas. pero no eres tú, es el lavado. protege tu ropa del estiramiento, desgaste y las pelusas... ...con downy fabric conditioner. no solo deja l

ricky martin: si hay algo que me des balanceo es desconectarme de la espiritualidad.os, sinceros. flavio: cuando les preguntamos si muchos cantan sus canciones sin querer queriendo nos dio una respuesta de la que casi se arrepiente. ricky martin: eso sÍ, las audiciones cantan mis canciones no siempre pero pasa mucho no sÉ si lo debÍ haber dicho pero no importa. flavio: ya lo dice de todas maneras el concierto del astro boricua estÁ pactado para las 7.30 en el oracle arena de auckland. leÓn: o implicado mÁs en el escÁndalo por corrupciÓn que enfrenta la fifa la federaciÓn internacional de fÚtbol anunciÓ la suspensiÓn del vicepresidente por la venta de boletos con sobrepresiÓn el mundial de brasil 2014 cuyo principal beneficiario serÍa el segundo de abordo de la fifa. ♪ las grandes revoluciones surgen de grandes ideas. como la idea de que la salud no es una industria, es una causa. por eso hacemos las cosas de manera diferente. combinamos cuidado de salud y cobertura. y creemos que la prevención es la cura más poderosa. disculpa si no seguimos la corriente. pero pensamo

joined by jon allen, bruce filer, and also father james martin. who are going to be watching this along with you and also listening to the sights and sounds whenever possible so you can experience what it's like being here in philadelphia. the crowd where we are is very excited. you can hear them. they're watch on monitors, just seeing the pope starting his o procession here. bruce filer really until you have actually seen the pope in person, it's hard to sort of transmit the excitement even if you're not a catholic. it is kind of thrilling to see this man who one has seen really only from afar, to see him up close is extraordinary. look at this now. >> the theatrics of how this vehicle is designed, when he came by -- let's just watch this for a second. [ cheers ] when he came by the booth where we are sitting right now last night, it was dark and the illumination inside, there was a white light on top and there's a white light underneath. it's part of what we have seen at every step when we started in washington at the cathedral and at ground zer

father martin? >> well, you know i think when you see the pope driving this little crummy car and really a tiny little apartment. i think it calls all of us to try to live simply. i mean i feel the same way. we were talking in my community the over night about -- other night about how he has encouraged everybody to live a more simple lifestyle, which is appropriate. that's one of the roles as a moral leader. >> he seems to have made an impact george and the pew research study, more than 60% of catholics said that they thought of reaching out to the poor and taking care of the poor was an essential component of catholicism and i'm not sure that would have been true. >> it's one of -- going to be one of the lasting impacts of his papacy. is he said it's going to be very hard for another pope to put the red shoes back on. once you take the red shoes off it's very hard to go back to extravagance. >> i hope so. >> there you see him sort of what proves your point. father martin. the president -- i mean th

this is martin o'malley last -- martin o'malley also criticized the schedule last month at the democraticational committee summer meeting in minneapolis. >> four debates. what are debates? four debates. four debates and four debates only we're told for voters to make their decision. this is totally unprecedented in our party's history. this sort of rate process has never been attempted before. where did it come from? to what end, for what purpose, what national or party interest does this decree serve? how does this help us tell the story of the last eight years of democratic progress? how does this promote our democratic ideas for making wages go up and household incomes go up again instead of down? amy: it's not the first time the former governor of maryland has expressed concern about the political process. in may, when he announced his bid for the democratic presidential nomination, martin o'malley voiced indirect criticism of fellow candidates hillary clinton and jeb bush. >> the presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you between two royal families. it is a sacred t

martin. >> william martin. >> edward j.artÍnez. >> josÉ Ángel martÍnez, jr. >> robert gabriel martÍnez. >> martÍnez calderÓn. >> paul rich. >> joseph a. >> bernard. ada akar. >> and my uncle firefighter james, the second. uncle swron you're the greatest example of a hero that i've before known, thank you we love you and we misyou. >> and my father firefighter lion smith, jr. mom, grandma, yolanda, we're confident today only knowing that you did a job well done. for all the 9/11 families, my family and on behalf of my family we wish you all peace blessings and continue to pray for those who act cowardly towards others. we thank you for your service. god bless. [applause] >> nicholas george maza. >> michael. >> sarah williams. >> joseph. >> carlos williams mather. >> william a. >> marcelo. >> margaret maddick. >> robert c.maxine. >> walter a., jr. jill mora campbell. charles jay. nancy morow. >> robert j. maxwell. >> renee. robert j. >> kathy. >> jennifer lynn posada. >> james joseph, jr. >> bryan gerard. >> john kevin. kenne

who is going to replace martin winterkorn as the new ceo? we have two potential candidates for the head role. that includes herbert diess who recently joined from vw and mueller. we also saw impact in japan. >> absolutely. japanese auto makers were down quite heavily. we saw quite some massive losses for them. toyota was actually out performing. they are seeing benefitting if some of the people move their money out of vw. let's get back out to nancy. let's talk about that race for the ceo. who is the front runner here nancy? >> well, carolyn, the feeling on the ground we're getting here at vw headquaters is that it's the ceo of porsche is currently the front runner. he's known to be a favorite pick among the families and he's someone that has experience across all brands under the umbrella. he had a stint at audi and now overseeing porsche. so he is currently the top pick. bear in mind he was just brought over in july to turn around sluggish sales growth in the mass market brands so he has a serious task ahead of him even if he were to take

martin wintercorn has offered to step aside. we've accepted his recognition. dr. wintercorn has no further knowledge of the manipulation of the emission. he wants to give a clear signal, he's something we respect and value highly. >> he had been with them for more than 20 years. after achieving a doctorate, he started as an engineer. he moved swiftly through the ranks, after joining in 1993, and was credited for getting the beetle into production. he wanted vw to be the world's largest company. in 2015, they overtook toyota in global vehicle sales. >>> rob is here with more on that resignation. >> the executives who spoke to the press from the board said they do not know who is responsible for these emission test cheating, the software that was put into the cars to defeat the emissions testing over 11 million vehicles. so, martin wintercorn, the former head of the company, stressed in a statement that he didn't know anything about it. it begs the question exactly who did it because this was not something that was done, you know, by some low-level employee, this so

i'm back at the table with martin o'malley.nly person who has given us a number, the number, 65,000. how do you explain this to voters? do you take on more of the world's voet problems? >> this is how i explain it. the strength of our country depends on our acting in accordance with our deemest principles. one of those very, very deep principles, and it is taught in every world religion, thou shalt be kind to strangers. particularly when they are fleeing death or famine. in my own state, i broke with our president in regard to the central american kids coming over. some were talking like they were a swarm of jack rabbits. we managed to help more kids than any state in the union and we did it in a humane way, in foster home. these 65,000 that the humanitarian organizations have called upon to us take, that is the equivalent, and our strong, generous and compassionate nation of 320 million, that's the equivalent of making room for six more people in a baseball stadium that has 32,000 people in it. we have to act in addition with

con el 83% logrÓ cantar frente a ricky martin.petencia. vero: estamos hablando justo de johansson. marcÓ ayer la pauta porque fue valiente, fue atrevido. hizo lo que nadie mÁs yo voy a cantar. desecharon y gaby: tenÍa el torito. -tenÍa el tono. vero: yo tenÍa la cara de alguien y no sabÍa quiÉn era. johnny: estamos hablando de allende. con el 73% de la votaciÓn no fue salvado por alejandro sanz. despuÉs, al audicionar, pudo audicionar. fue salvado por ricky martin. no por alejandro sanz. johnny: allÍ estamos viendo con estaba cantando. vero: fernando es el ser mÁs bueno. quÉ bueno! y ricky y alejandro lo pasÓ pero laura dijo que Él no estaba listo. gaby: ha estudiado desde chico. yo creo que tiene talento. tenemos que dejar de lado que es el hijo de fernando allende. si no serÁ mijo, nosotros vamos a seguir caminando porque esto es lo que a ti te gusta. johnny: una cosa que dijo su padre que fue maravilloso. hoy naciÓ adÁn allende. ya no va a ser el hijo de fernando allende. naciÓ un artista. me pareciÓ maravilloso. gaby: ahora 10

coming up, martin o'malley unplugged -- if he brought his guitar. we will be right back. ♪ >> washington, d.c. is holding us back, giving bureaucrats more power over the economy is only going to make things worse. that is the problem. the way we bring jobs back to america is to take power out of washington and give it back to the american people by allowing them to have more of their hard-earned money. mark: jeb bush release a tax plan, and no one knows a better than our tax policy reporter. thanks for joining us. witht to start off the top some news -- you have been talking to people with the campaign. it seems like there may now be a price tag on this plan that you can get. richard: yeah, the first estimate from congress has a cost of $3.4 trillion over 10 years. in some dynamic scoring and regulatory reform and that is about $1.2 trillion. mark: that is a large number for sure. what else about this plan surprises you or strikes you, having read it? richard: a couple things that are neat -- one is the secondary earner provision, where if you house

trying to take that spot back away from martin truex jr.s far as fuel goes, everyone should be able to make it all the way to the checkered flag. tires, that's another question. the fall-off. we've seen dramatic fall-off after 20 laps, ten miles an hour difference between drivers with fresh tires and those with 20-lap-old tires. kevin harvick, right in the tire tracks of brad keselowski for the lead. and now to the inside, trying to take the top spot away. >> steve: hard place to make a pass off turn two. the bottom seems better at this end of the racetrack than three and four the exit is difficult to be on the flatter, lower line. >> rick: how hard does the second driver push the first to try to wear the tires out? >> steve: you push as hard as you can. you try to make the pass like you see harvick doing here, you try to do it. >> rick: got to the inside once again. let keselowski know i'm here. >> steve: we've talked about this all weekend, jeff. three both feel three and four is the harder end of the racetrack to get hold of. it's the mo

[applause] >> the distinguished service medal is awarded to martin dempsey.tionally distinguished service as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff from october 2011 to september 2015. throughout this period martin dempsey provided trusted and insightful guidance to the president, secretary of defense, national security council and others in your governmental leaders on a vast array of complex military and national security issues. he teamed with the joint chiefs to build a joint force with the right capabilities, capacity and readiness and with combat commanders to protect our national security interests. martin dempsey's wise counsel, unwavering integrity and steadfast devotion to duty reflect great credit upon himself and rain keeping with the highest traditions of the united states army and the department of defense. he is also receiving the distinguished service medal of the army, navy, air force and coast guard. [applause] >> at this time general dempsey's son, major chris dempsey will read his father's retirement order. >> attention to warders, headquar

ricky martin: yo voy a decir que sÍ.a le dio un voto sorprendente. laura: parece que pausini dijo que sÍ. por primera vez se presentÓ un porcentaje 100%. los gemelos pudieron cantar e impresionar a todos. ♪ amargo de tu adiÓs ♪ vero: yo quiero que me canten su canciÓn favorita de ricky martin. >> tu deseo sigue aquÍ ♪ vero: adÁn no logrÓ el 85% pero su suerte cambiÓ cuando ricky martin lo rescatÓ. ♪ porque vivo para estar siempre contigo ♪ alejandro sanz: yo te voy a dar un sÍ. laura: yo pienso que todavÍa no estÁs listo. ricky martin: yo te voy a dar un sÍ. ♪ ♪ laura: no estoy convencida. canta una canciÓn en espaÑol. sÍ. sí. laura: ♪ me nuevo espacio que ahora es tuyo ♪ vero: muchos se pueden identificar con christian camacho. christian: mis aÑos en venezuela fueron muy difÍciles. al hablar con otras personas temblaba. no sabÍa quÉ era lo que decÍa la gente. vero: recibiendo el 81% de los votos logrÓ cautivar con su hermosa voz. christian: no hay nada que cambiar, no hay nada que decir, me enamorÉ de ti. vero: uno de l

ana: pueden compartir con ricky martin. personal como papÁs. alejandra: como te decÍa, los papÁs están allÍ, pidiendo el sueÑo con todos los chicos, y es muy bonito poder verlo, cuando tenÍa a los papÁs al lado mÍo, a las mamÁs que siempre son las mÁs nerviosas, es muy bonito, impresionante, muy emotivo, y a todos les va a gustar y se van a sentir relacionados de cierta forma. karla: lo mejor es que este programa son para cambiar vidas, es lo que debemos buscar a travÉs de la televisiÓn, mover corazones, cambiar vidas, ya se estrena este domingo "la banda" tres jueces que tienen una quÍmica impresionante. alejandra: los va a sorprender. ana: por fin, ya llegÓ! karla: vas a hacer fiesta? alejandra: querÍa hacer una fiesta en mi casa, pero no tengo casa, entonces ¿dÓnde?, me contarÉ con alguna amistad para verlo. ana: no se la pierda. vamos a una pausa, y al regresar, entÉrate en el revoltillo sobre lo que pasÓ cuando marc anthony puso su granito de arena para los niÑos de la isla del encanto. karla: los detectives de la moda

martin: israel. you made a very clear effort in your speech to say it's time for healing, it's time to come together. when you're president that you would have the prime minister there in your first month. and that's very consistent, as i think you said in your speech, with your approach which has always been to put your arm around prime minister netanyahu rather than -- secretary clinton: or any prime minister. [laughter] martin: and as you know, that's a policy that i support too, but some of my friends in israel recently have said that's not the way to deal with us. we need tough love, which is the alternative. instead of rewarding bad behavior, you should be really speaking tough -- more toughly to us. well how do you respond to that? , secretary clinton: well, i think there is a lot of room for tough love, particularly in private and behind, you know, closed doors. as i write in my book, certainly prime minister netanyahu and i had very vigorous conversations that have gone on in person and over

general joseph dunford became the new chair of the joints chiefs of staff, taking over from general martin dempsey who is retiring after a 41 year career in the army. president obama and defense secretary ashton carter both spoke at the transition ceremony in arlington, virginia. this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for at rival of the official party and please welcome today's reviewing official, general martin e. dempsey, the 18th chairman of the joint chiefs of staff accompanied by the host for today's ceremony, the honorable ashton cartier, secretary of defense and joven f. dunford jr., incoming general of the joint chiefs of staff. >> you guys got nothing better to do? ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as honors are rendered to general dempsey. ♪ >> please be seated. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the troops representing america's armed forces and participating in today's revue are the united states army band under timothy j. holton and led by drum major scott littl

let's turn it over to martin savidge. >> i'm in for fredricka whitfield who has the day off. newsroom starts now. >>> investigators are examining what they call a significant piece of evidence at the scene where a police officer was shot and killed this week and they say that they are close to identifying the suspects. so far police in illinois aren't giving any details about the evidence except that it was located by a person. we're also learning that there's video evidence from several sources and that is now being combed through by several law enforcement agencies and they are looking for even if. two white and one black. they believe that they are connected to the shooting of lieutenant joe. rosa, police say they are close to identifying the suspects. what do we know? >> reporter: people in this community, martin, are desperate for a better description of these suspects because right now all we have is a very vague description, two white males and a black male. now that description comes from the last radio exchange between the lieutenant and dispatch. so authorities are

martin luther king, liberty in plurality and non-exclusion. dorothy day, social justice and the rights of persons. and thomas merton, the capacity for dialogue and openness to god. four representatives of the american people. i will end my visit to your country in philadelphia, where i will take part in the world meeting of families. it is my wish that throughout my visit the family should be a recurrent theme. how essential the family has been to the building of this country. [ applause ] and how worthy it remains of our support and encouragement. yet i cannot hide my concern for the family, which is threatened, perhaps as never before, from within and without. fundamental relationships are being called into question, as is the very basis of marriage and the family. i can only reiterate the importance and, above all, the richness and the beauty of family life. [ applause ] in particular, i would like to call attention to those family members who are the most vulnerable, the young. for many of them, a future filled with countless possibilities

i'm reminded of martin luther king -- martin luther king in the 1960's one said, while we accept thisinance of the term maladjusted, we all want to be well-adjusted. then he went on to say, i refuse to be well-adjusted to the idea of racial injustice and religious bigotry. and he said, and i refuse to be well-adjusted to the idea that we're taking necessities from the many to give luxuries to the few when millions of god's children are trapped in an airtight cage of poverty. what is important about the way we address climate change is it is brought together with inequality, social exclusion, and poverty. when he talks about redirecting the steps, we have the financial knowledge, the technical knowledge. we know just a few days ago greenpeace brought on reports with other organizations, talking about by 2050, we can have 100% renewable energy access for all with about 50 million more jobs being created, and what makes good economic sense, what makes good environmental sense, is -- americans of people all over the world now must ask themselves, why are we not changing? we must be blunt,

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martin. talk about refugees being admitted to the u.s. and the support they receive once they arrive. we will take your calls. we will be right back. ♪ host: a signature -->> a signature feature of book tv is our book fairs and festivals across the country. here is our schedule. in new york, we are in -- in september, we are in new york. in early october, the southern festival of books in nashville. the week after that, in austin for the texas book festival. from our nation's heartland, it is the wisconsin book festival in madison. and back on the east coast, the boston book festival. at the start of november, portland oregon for word stock. followed by the national book award from new york city. and in november, live for the 18th year in a row from florida for the miami book fair international. that is a few of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span's book tv. >> tonight on the communicators, seeing -- gary of discuss the will option that will allow wireless companies to bid on the wire

martin luther king, liberty in plurality and non-exclusion. dorothy day, social justice and the rights of persons. and thomas merton, the capacity for dialogue and openness to god. four representatives of the american people. i will end my visit to your country in philadelphia, where i will take part in the world meeting of families. it is my wish that throughout my visit the family should be a recurrent theme. how essential the family has been to the building of this country. [ applause ] and how worthy it remains of our support and encouragement. yet i cannot hide my concern for the family, which is threatened, perhaps as never before, from within and without. fundamental relationships are being called into question, as is the very basis of marriage and the family. i can only reiterate the importance and, above all, the richness and the beauty of family life. [ applause ] in particular, i would like to call attention to those family members who are the most vulnerable. the young. for many of them a future filled with countless possibilities