i'm anthony mason.ten months as america's chief diplomat, rex tillerson has found no world leader a greater challenge than the president of the united states. relations between president trump and the senior member of his cabinet, the former c.e.o. of exxon-mobil, have been strained almost from the start. now cbs news has confirmed the white house has a plan to force tillerson out. here's white house and senior foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. >> he's here. rex is here. >> reporter: today president trump refused to answer questions about a white house plan to replace secretary of state rex tillerson after less than a year on the job. mr. trump has been publicly frustrated with his top diplomat. >> we disagree on a couple of things. sometimes i'd like him to be a little bit tougher. >> reporter: that comment came just three days after tillerson held an extraordinary news conference last month to shoot down reports that he had called the president a moron. >> there has never been a consider

bayer aspirin. >> mason: this is world aids >> mason: this is world aids day, a day to raise awareness and remember the 35 million people who have died from the disease since the 1980s. it's also a good time to note the progress in the fight against aids. worldwide, the number of new h.i.v. infections has declined since 2010. the number of deaths is down 50% since a peak in 2005. nearly 37 million people are now living with aids. red ribbons, the symbols for aids awareness, were on display today from the white house to the skyscrapers of shanghai. there were marches from new york to thailand. it's no coincidence that prince harry and meghan markle chose world aids day it make their first public appearance since getting engaged. harry's late mother, princess diana, was perhaps the world's best known aids activist. jonathan vigliotti reports from nottingham, england. >> reporter: meghan markle, an american television actress, is used to walking down red carpets, but today she walked into history. >> i just simply put my arms around her and loved her. and i said, "you're absolutely wonder

>> mason: good evening. i'm anthony mason. the special counsel got himself a three-star witness. retired general michael flynn pleaded guilty today to lying to the f.b.i. and agreed to cooperate with robert mueller. mueller is investigating russian interfeens in the u.s. election, whether anyone in the trump campaign was involved, and any other crimes he may find along the way, including obstruction of justice. flynn, the president's first national security adviser, was an adviser to the campaign. he could serve as a guide as investigators look into the trump team's contacts with russia before and after the election. jeff pegues begins our coverage. >> reporter: michael flynn arrived at the courthouse this morning to plead guilty to makingse f.b.i. once inside, a federal judge asked him if he was doing so willingly and voluntarily. the 58-year-

this is at 420 and 430 mason. these folks have extensive history in entertainment world in san francisco, owning other places, and they're going into the location of the old ruby skye and they're going to have live music, and it's going to be a creative space. i am looking forward to it. and if you look in the file and don't have a lot of residential neighbors and they have hotels down there and businesses nearby. and he brought the conditions with him. i am sure he can discuss if he wants to do that first right now. this is one permit with two addresses. and there is a fifth arrow downstairs from august hall. august hall is the music venue. and with the discussion and why don't we hear. to establish security protocols and other things like that. a brief overview of the project as now that you mentioned there are two components to it and august hall, which will be opened as a live music venue and to transition from what was there in the past in terms of a nightclub will be a hard ticket venue. what that means is e

without free masons. >> what's wrong with the masons? i'm a mason.t fellow is talking about me. >> that makes a difference, doesn't it? >> these are your enemies. now owe know them. what they stand for. it's up to you sdp me to fight them. fight them and destroy them before they destroy us. thank you. >> before he said masons, you were ready to agree with him. >> he was talking about the other people. >> this country we have no other people. we american people. all of us. >> what about you? >> i have born in hungry. now i'm an american citizen. and i have seen what this talk can do. i have seen it in berlin. i was a professor at the university. i heard the same words we have heard today. but i was a fool then. i thought nazis were craze siz people. stupid fanatics. it was no not so. you see, they knew they were not strong muff to conquer a unified country. they spread germany into small groups and used prejudice. of course that was not easy to do. they had to work hard to do it. you see, we human beings are not born with prejudice. always they are ma

morning - whipping winds & a biting cold today - isolated snow showers tonight; mainly western md/mason dixon line - geminid meteor shower peaks tonight & tomorrow - temperatures moderate this weekend today: unseasonably cold and blustery. highs: 33-38 winds: w 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. isolated snow shower north. lows: 26-32 winds: sw 5-10 mph not as cold. breezy. highs: 37-45 winds: nw 5-15 mph breaking overnight 99 percent of votes are in, in the widely-watched alabama senate race -- but roy moore is not backing down. ryan hughes is at the live desk with how things are playing out right now. ryan?? this morning -- democrat doug jones is the projected winner -- leading republican roy moore by just one-and-a-half percent. this marks the first time in more than 20 years that a democrat will represent alabama in the senate. the election comes about a month after accusations of sexual misconduct against moore were made public. with jones' victory -- republicans will have just a two-seat majority in the senate. but moore is not conceding! and president trump is tweeting about

rex is here. >> mason: also tonight, britain's retweet rebuke. >> action is needed now. >> mason: pressuregrowing. >> congressman conyers should resign. >> mason: but he's not going. >> nancy pelosi sure as hell won't be the with one to tell the congressman to leave. >> which is smarter, dog or cat? what a new study found. >> what's your name? >> gomer pyle. >> mason: remembering jim nabors. >> shazam! >> mason: and, 60 years on the job in the air. >> it's the people. of course i like being paid, too this is the "cbs evening news."

i'm support of gary and masonic on where the parking is. i think people will be surprised how little of an impact this has when it actually gets hit on the street. the design is vastly improved. i don't know if you did the earlier design but if you did you vastly i am -- improved it. it remembers of van ness. originally it was a good design but didn't not turn out as as well as originally planned and part was materialiality. i think your balconies add texture to it which they don't have and it looked like an office complex. i like this one but i hope we don't cheapen the design. i thank supervisor farrell in working on this and getting it to where it is. hopefully the retail will be active. it is a tough corner but you're wine shop is doing well and making it there so hopefully that retail will add to the vibrancy of what's there. so very supportive. commissioner richards. >> i didn't make the motion but i'd like to add the condition we have car-share spaces. the planning code only requires one and i think what we would say is the project s

mason was released after being arraigned. he had worked at jefferson hospital as a flight paramedic. the hospital now says mason no longer works there. >>> today there's a good chance president trump will sign the republican tax reform bill into law. that word from the white house. meantime, congress passed a short-term spending bill last night preventing a government shutdown. the measure keeps the children's health insurance program or c.h.i.p. afloat and maintains medicare. it will keep the government going only until january 19th. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley, 35 degrees in philadelphia which is warm for the first morning of winter which is what we're in today. 35 now, 36 degrees at 8:00. we'll warm into the 50s today. low 50s. it will be a mostly cloudy day. some breaks of sunshine. 34 now, clouds in and out during the day, but it will be dry. the lehigh valley, dry all day. 35 now. low 40s. this afternoon. middle 40s with southwesterly winds pushing temperatures into the 40s there, even warmer in new jersey. 28 now

mason.rn around 1885 and langston was born in 1802, said he was considerably older. he maintained that relationship with mrs. mason biondi when louise and mason were no longer with her. on the one hand one of the things about the harlem renaissance is that it was more interracial than the black arts movement and the sorts of things but there were tremendous tensions and the power that talks beautifully about the obsession with power which i think it's also related to the fact that she was actually incredibly talented, powerful white woman that has no power outside of black people so you had it right there it had to work. she had a lot of frustrations but in addition to everything else had a mother complex. his own mother was very important to him and when she passed away he sought out other mother figures to sustain him so while he was disappointed in the situation that occurred in the blue of his own need for nurture van hem to stay with this person he had to know was highly problematical t

morning - whipping winds & a biting cold today - isolated snow showers tonight; mainly western md/mason dixon line - geminid meteor shower peaks tonight & tomorrow - temperatures moderate this weekend today: unseasonably cold and blustery. highs: 33-38 winds: w 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. isolated snow shower north. lows: 26-32 winds: sw 5-10 mph thursday: partly cloudy. not as cold. breezy. highs: 37-45 winds: nw 5-15 mph palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying from this point forward -- palestinians won't accept any role for the u-s in the mid-east peace process. the announcement comes less than a week after president donald trump recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel. the city is hotly contested in the region -- with past discussions of possibly splitting it into two as part of the peace process between palestinians and israel. roy moore - defiant last night as the roy moore - defiant last night as the votes came in. but with 99-percent of precincts reporting, moore's opponent doug jones has a nearly 21-thousand vote lead. still moore is not conceding and vowing

i am so pleased to be here at george mason, my colleagues.ersity, in that process, one of the things i think about working on a book for a long time is you accumulate many different resources. you talk and work and interact with so many people and at some point something he said to you, some things that was done and whoever comes back and fits and helps suture together the thoughts and ideas hanging apart for a long time and one of those people for me was professor eleanor trailer, professor of english at howard university. i was working with my great friends, richard powell, professor of art history. the blues aesthetic. and struck me, helped pull together, it was special about what i wanted this book to say so at the time in the late 80s everybody was all involved and in love with alex haley's roots even though historians were always nitpicking it to death but partly because it was so popular. we all know that as historians. we hate to see journalists move into our territory and do a job better than we could but they are writers. i will rea

it is the site formerly of the lucky penny founded by geary and masonic. immediately adjacent to trader joe's. it's heavily serviced site of public transit and the future site of the geary rapid transit line as well, which is currently under construction there. will actually be a stop for that right at masonic, immediately adjacent to the proposed development. i wanted to spend a few minutes, although the supervisor did do a great job of outlining the evolution of this project. just outlining the various iterations that have come forth and that planning have considered and preface all of this by saying that, as with all of our projects, we've been extremely committed to working with the neighborhood. both individuals and the formal associations if respondinging to their various concerns, their feedback and so on. and that is really what's helped shape the project itself. as was mentioned earlier by planning staff, we've received unanimous from all the organizations in the neighborhood, along with labor as well as the supervisor touched on. so the initial p

the planning department recommends amending the proposed geary masonic s.u.d. to 23% for rental projects or 26% for ownership projects. and the commission recommends the request to implement the proposed s.u.d. and to improve the proposed projects with the aforementioned conditions of approval on the basis that the project represents the sensitive redevelopment of an underutilized site and because the project is in overall compliance with the policies and the general plan and the requirements of the planning code. this concludes my presentation and i'm available for my questions. thank you. >> thank you. we'll next hear from the project sponsor. you have 10 minutes. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is cyrus and i'm here with the project applicant. do you know if i can turn on -- oh, perfect. thank you. first off, i want to thank all of you for your time this afternoon. and thank the supervisor and his staff along with the planning department. this is certainly a long and arduous process to get here. but one that we've been very excited about. i wanted

george mason university in fairfax, virginia. my question is, if you could go back what would you have changed about how you ran your campaign for president? >> how would i have changed my campaign? i sometimes think that the name we selected of national unity party could have been improved upon. as if it was aed new church denomination rather than a political party. i don't know that i would've done things differently from the weight we conducted the campaign. most of our time and energy and money had to be spent for a very long time, and simply getting on the ballot, ballot access was the number one problem because of the restricted laws of -- at one time i remember we had lawsuits tending in nine different courts around the country. all the way tos the united states supreme court, -- the secretary of state of ohio. they had passed a law that said i could not be on the ballot because i did not declare my independent candidacy earlier enough in the year. and that there simply was not time to get my name on the ballot. that case

mason has worked as a flight paramedic. he told a judge he wanted to be a flight paramedic just like son and want. ed to learn from him. it was in august the teen told a judge during one of the ride alongs he fell asleep and awoke to mason touching him below the belt. he used sexually explicit language. the teen told a judge he acted like nothing happened and waited to report the assault because he feared he would harm him if he confronted him when it happened. the lawyer said the teen made it all up. >> are you concerned with other people out there? >> i'm not a little bit concerned that there are alleged victims. >> reporter: police say they are. >> you did a broadcast and since then we have received four calls from victims. >> reporter: investigators say the callers claim similar assaults happened in other towns and referred the cases to police in those towns. >> if people have had contact with mr. mason, call your local police department or the jurisdiction where the incident took place. we need to get child pret tors o

the original mason. mason served as the commissioner in charge of exchange of prisoners with the british. so he was sought after by francis scott key. it was mason that gave francis scott key his commission papers to go negotiate for the release of prisoners out side of ft. mchenry during the fateful battle and we have our national anthem, the star spangled banner, written as a result of he taking that commission. i first served the american people in federal office as your united states civil service commissioner. appointed by president benjamin harrison. i fought against corruption in his own republican regime. i did so well in fighting against republican corruption that i was appointed by the democrat, grover cleveland. then i fought corruption in his democratic regime just as well. you may know that the author of the united states civil service act, known as the pendleton act. george pendleton of ohio, the vice presidential nominee with general mcclellan in 1864. george pendleton's wife, alice key, t

. >> what's wrong with the masons? i'm a mason.t fellow is talking about me. >> and that makes a difference, doesn't it? >> these are your enemies, these are the people trying to take over the country. now you know them, you know what they stand for, and it's up to you and me to fight them. fight them and destroy them before they destroy us. thank you. before he said masons, you were ready to agree with him. >> yes, but he was talking about -- what about those other people. >> in this country, we have no other people. we are american people, all of us. >> what about you, you aren't american, are you? >> i was born in hungary, but now i'm an american citizen. i have seen what this kind of talk can do, i saw it in berlin. >> what were you doing there? >> i was a professor at the university. i heard the same words we have heard today. but i was a fool then. i thought nazis were crazy people, stupid fanatics, but unfortunately it was not so. they knew they were not strong enough to concur a unified country so they split germany into sm

>> reporter: mason says no.es academic precious to succeed, social media acceptance and self-esteem issues the top triggers. pshogist dr. cami winkle inspect says it's really hard to say for sure. >> everything is kind of always in the eye of the beholder. what one person would find very stressful a person might not find very stressful there's lot of individual variables that come into play when you're thinking about anxiety. >> reporter: she a recent rise in teen anxiety may really be a reflection of more awareness and acceptance. >> that if there is an increase in pressure those will also -- there's also a comfort level in talking about it that we didn't have before. >> reporter: the ritchie family wants to get rid of the stigma. >> you know we want people to know what's going on. if you see this in your child, you know, don't assume like i did, you know, they're on drugs or they're just a spoiled kid or, you know, they may have true anxiety or depression. it's really seek professional help as we did. >> i'm o

>> reporter: mason says no.study cites be a dem mick precious to succeed, social media acceptance and se self-esteem issues, among the top triggers, nemours hospital psychologist dr. cami winklespect says it's really hard to say for sure. >> everything is kind of always in the eye of the beholder. one person would find very stressful another person might not find very stressful. so there's lot of individual variables that come into play when you're thinking about anxiety. >> reporter: she says, a recent rise in teen anxiety may really be a reflection of more awareness and acceptance. >> that if there is an increase in pressure, they're also a comfort level in talking about it we didn't have before. >> reporter: the ritchie family wants to get rid of the stigma. >> we want peel people to know what's going on, if you see this in your child, you know, don't assume like i did, you know, they're on drugs or they're just a spoiled kid or, upping, they may have true anxiety or depression. it's really seek professional

mason: mason. lemonis: mason, nice to meet you. where did you learn how to do this?rian: military. lemonis: you were in the military? brian: yeah. lemonis: thank you for your service. brian: thanks for your support. lemonis: i'm gonna put everybody on the spot right now. if all the models that you guys made were standard units, how much quicker would the production process be? mason: significantly. brian: yeah. lemonis: double the output? mason: i would say so. lemonis: how are you doing, sir? austin: i'm austin baker. lemonis: hey, austin. austin: production manager out here. lemonis: how are you, sir? austin: great. lemonis: nice to meet you. so, are you in charge of the floor? austin: yes, sir. lemonis: you want to give me a little tour, just you and i? austin: please. so, i'm gonna show you the two types of trailers we build on. we are fabricating our frames right here. we're building them. lemonis: you're not even buying them? austin: we're building them. everything we can do, we do in-house. we are so jammed, and it's unnecessary. the word "custom" is sexy, and

they got him a whole bunch of gifts. >> what else, mason? >> whoa, a banana!a banana, too, we got some fruit? he's right on his way for getting his five fruit and veg for the day but there's more. >> look! >> it's a zucchini! >> christmas comes every saturday for him at his local farmer's market. he'll ride through, like yes, yes! i see you, yes! >> but there's more! >> whoa, ea toothbrush! >> ironically you don't need it, mate. you're not eating any candy. >> good hygiene. >> you know this kid brushes his teeth without being asked like three times a day. so this is video from last christmas. i can only imagine the state of his christmas list this year. all whole foods. >> no, he's changed, all cheeseburgers. >>> the car trick jedi. next "right this minute." and still to come, folks are enjoying a cup of joe, and then -- >> things get weird. >> why this new york city cafe is all about the go. >>> plus a modeling mom speaking out about feeling uncomfortable in her skin. >> she talks about the struggle after having her baby. >> i would just cry and sob about it.

kenneth mason appeared before a judge yesterday. prosecutors say he groped the teen during a paramedic ride-along program last summer. the 17-year-old told the judge mason touched him below the belt and used sexually explicit language during the alleged assault. mason's attorney claims the teen is making it up. >>> philadelphia will be expanding its efforts to clean up two neighborhoods plagued by the heroin epidemic. kensington and fairhill are on the cleanup list. the city gap its initiative last summer by clearing out the conrail tracks in kensington. officials say since then outreach teams have helped 3,000 people with housing and drug treatment. >>> new, rittenhouse square has reopened to traffic after two water main breaks in two days. crews had to close off roads to make repairs and restore service in the neighborhood. part of 18th had been shut down. that hurt the businesses looking to cash in on the holiday rush. >>> now to an update on a story we first told you about this time yesterday. we now know how much damage this ho

five hundred investment fund at legg mason and remarkably he says that there are fifty percent right now partly because of the price rise he got in i guess and before six thousand dollars. between two thousand and six thousand dollars he got them and it's because of the price rises now makes up as a percentage of his fund it's fifty percent bill miller was beating the market for decades and then he had it down here for a couple down years he kind of retired and now he's reborn rising like a phoenix in the crypto space and as his performance numbers come in pentair our capital i think is the name of the group they reported twenty five.

sittin' on the dock of the bay >> glor: and from the dock of the bay to the top of the charts, anthony masonith the story behind the first hit of its kind. ♪ sitting on the dock of the bay captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. reporting tonight from southern california. >> glor: and good evening, we're in the shadow hills neighborhood of l.a., the scene of one of six major wildfires burning tonight in southern california. and the first death has been reported. the burned body of a woman was found next to her flipped over car in ventura county. the fire is drifn by powerful santa ana expwindz has burned more than 116,000 acers and there appears to be no end in sight. more than 100 homes have been destroyed or damaged. at least 330,000 people have been evacuated. southern california remains under siege. throughout the night, firefighters in ventura county battled enormous walls of flames. those flames consumed trees and brush on the 101 this afternoon, and for stretches, shut down one of the busiest freeways in america. the worst of it, as we saw, in faria

it needs high-density housing and due to the fact it's on geary and masonic that we can get away with the smaller amount of parking. if anyone knows that line of cars on masonic trying to get into trader joe's i don't think i've ever seen it less than 50 cars and you've got the shopping center just across the street and the neighborhood does have a lot of services with laurell village within walking distance. i really like what was done overall with the project due to the small lot on the corner with the grade change as well. again, i want to compliment the developer with the finished product we're looking at today. again, that brt potentially to go down van ness and this say large intersection. it's not your typical intersection. it's almost like a double-intersection at some point you're crossing twice to get across one street. so again, i'm really in favor of what we're looking at today and thanking the supervisor for being creative along with the developer hit a home run. >> thanks. commissioner melgar. >> thank you. i also will be supporting the project. like commissioner johnson

joining us now to discuss these results, is the ceo of fortnum and mason, ewan venters.essive figures, is that mostly down to growth abroad? there is a substantial element of that but over 50% of our growth last year came from the rising demand from uk and domestic consumers, which is exactly what we wanted to happen, we are very happy about that, and i believe pa rt very happy about that, and i believe part of that success story is that so much of what we sell in our business is actually produced here in the united kingdom, over 80% of our products are manufactured in the uk, so every pound spent with fortnum ‘s is 82p spent with art producers across the uk. does it surprise you that there is still growing demand for luxury goods at a time, particularly in the uk, where people are really feeling poorer because of austerity or the economy? 0r losing jobs? because of austerity or the economy? or losing jobs? my experience tells me that when there are periods of uncertainty and times are tough, people turn to brands that the trust, brands great the great authenticity, grea

chris mason, bbc news at westminster. chris mason, bbc news at westminster.ne calls, theresa may secured agreement on the issue of the irish border, from both the irish prime minister and the democratic unionists, whose earlier objections had prevented a deal being struck. 0ur ireland correspondent chris buckler reports now on the impact of the border question in these talks. negotiating the way through this first phase of brexit talks has been difficult. and ireland's border roads have at times looked like the issue where people could get stuck. today, a way forward has been found. and the changes in the document recognise the dup‘s concerns, about what dublin wanted, that northern ireland would be tied to the eu's trading rules, eve finance the rest of the uk was not. but it is worth noting that the unionists are warning of a little caution. there are still matters there that we would have liked to have seen clarified. we ran out of time, essentially, we think we needed to go back and talk about the matters but the prime minister decided to go to brussels i

. >> mason was released after being arraigned. he worked at jefferson hospital as a flight paramedic. mason is no longer employed there. >>> an update in the car crash that took the life of an 8-year-old boy. police charged the driver responsible. michael finn is facing homicide by vehicle, involuntary manslaughter and other charges. witnesses say he t-boned a car last night. finn drove off but was later arrested. >>> tonight a child is recovering from a raccoon attack. this happened last night on north 22nd street in north philadelphia. police tell nbc 10 the animal cut and scratched the girl on the face. >>> the sounds of christmas, but of jackhammers greeting people today in the square. water departments were working to restore service after the second water main break in two days. today's break was just 12 feet away from yesterday's. part of 18th street is shut down, which is impacting businesses looking to cash in on the preholiday rush. >> it will be a few more hours before crews are finished. the main is scheduled to be com

mason wins 58-38.igh school is the virginia state champs for the third straight season, beating chesapeake's oscar smith high school. earlier today, the team was taking pictures as they celebrated their three pete. robert burton caught up with their head coach, who talked about the pressure to keep this going. into took about 30 seconds my first interview to realize i we want to go for the fourth one. not only will it be cold wednesday, by nancy: jimmy kimmel's next. alison: have a good night. . >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!." tonight, jack black, george clooney, from "espn college gameday, kirk herbstreit, desmond howard and lee corso. and music from walk the moon. and now, he's back. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] well, hi,

of relief for parents and faculty at george mason high school. that is after the police arrested a student who threatened to go to school with guns and explosives. anna-lysa gayle talked with the police chief as well as the school superintendent about the students motivated how he was caught. >> schools are sacred ground. we hold them as a special community that we need to keep safe. anna-lysa: the falls church police department learned of the threat from the 17-year-old george mason high school student tuesday evening. they did not take it lightly. >> it was a threat to actually go in with weapons and explosives and take out people. later, that teenager has been charged with threatening to bomb or damage a building after his home was searched. >> we found replica-type weapons. weapons which were bb guns, one of which was altered to appear to be real. anna-lysa: the student is not being identified. >> he was angry. anna-lysa: the announcement about his arrest comes a day after two students were shot and killed at a high school in new mexico. >> t

robert: don't look now but george mason women's basketball making noise this season. is head coach is off best scene. 10-2 record. >> is it coming together? >> we are excited about where we are at. playing good basketball. robert: they are becoming the team to beat. they haven't lost a game at home. >> we have never been in a situation they have been the target. so we are excited. but it's, i accept the challenge as a coach. >> everyone has a relationship with her. >> we have seniors that understand what it's taken to be at the level. we are excited. we are not satisfied. and build on the good start. >> team. >> with the coach of the week, i'm robert burton. >> coming up next on "abc7 news at 4:00", making sure the smallest and the most vulnerable are ready for the first christmas. >> one of the bad things that can happen so long in the nicu is to feel alone. jonathan: don't miss santa's special visit for families with no choice but to spend christmas at nicu. >> i'm cheryl conner on the campus of george mason university where graduate saved her life and earned her de

free masons were and are a philanthropic society. they claim to be about making men moral and better. they see christianity in particular as furthering that end. and they encourage it. so many, many of the early founders were free masons. some of them were orthodox christians. some of them weren't. free masonry as i understand it at the time was sort of the lowest common denominator moral organization and embraced the truths of christianity, the teachings of expressions of this greater kind of humanitarian and humanist impulse. okay, well, thank you very much and look forward to -- [ applause ] >>> american history tv on c-span3, this week in prime time, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern, tuesday night, u.s. army special forces detachments stationed in berlin, germany during the cold war. >> two teams could remain in the city, just to give the russians and the east germans a hard time. destroy critical targets like are stations and munitions plants. >> wednesday night, black voter suppression in the 1940s. >> during the congressional deb

color="#ffff00">>> mason: and there are new questions aboute of the president's son-in-law. also tonight, an independent review is sharply critical of police preparations for the white nationalist rally in charlottesville. harry and meghan make their public debut as an engaged couple. and steve hartman with jennifer jensen, and the judge who gave her life a second chance. >> i would not be here at