his name is maverick mcnealy. son of scott mcnealy. >> and now how he's making a name for himself playing for stanford in the men's ncaa championship. >> reporter: the word maverick is defined as an independent individual. so when you hear the name maverick mcnealy it kind of stands out. don't get the stanford sophomore confused with tom cruz. mcnealy is the number-one player in college golf. he earned the honor of pac 12 player of the year after shooting a final round 61 to capture the conference championship. his rise to the top in 2015 has been swift. maverick was just the fifth best player on stanford's squad as a freshman. >> the youngest in my freshman year. i would be thrilled if i just got to play in one or two tournaments. hey, i started playing really well. i learned so much from my teammates. i learned a ton from them freshman year. was thrilled to make the lineup every now and then. i started playing much better toward the end of the year. improved this year. >> to go from where he was in our roftder a

check out his name maverick mcneally.f scot mcneilly from sunmicrosystems. but that's changing. comcast sportsnet tells us how mcneally is making a big name for himself playing for stanford and in the mean's aa champions. >> the word maverick is defined as independent individual. so when you hear the name maverick mcneally, it kind of stand out. but don't get the stanford sophomore confused with tom cruise. mcneally is the number one player in college government. and he earned the honor of pac-12 player of theier after shooting final round 61 to capture the conference championship. his rise to the top in 2015 has been swift. maverick just the fifth best player on stanford's squad as a freshman. >> to be honest coming in my freshman year i would be thrilled in i just got play in one or two tournaments. i started playing really well and i just learned so much from my teammate. learned so much from them. and i made the lineup and started playing better toward the end of the year. >> to go from where he was on our roster a ye

. >> it's february 13th, 2010, and it's the mavericks surf competition known as the super bowl of big wave surfing for good reason. >> the condor, looking solid. >> the competition is held only when conditions are just right to create the most incredible waves on earth. some as high as 50 feet, and only the best surfers are allowed to ride these giants. >> the mavericks event itself attracts 24 of the biggest names in big wave surfing by invite only, and people flew in from all over the world to hit those waves. >> surfers are given barely 48 hours notice to jump on a plane and get to half-moon bay in northern california for the competition. extreme sport videofwrafer tyler short receives word of the contest two days before. >> i got an e-mail about 2:00 in the afternoon saying it's go time. the 24 surfers have given it the green light, and they're going to convene at half-moon bay that saturday. >> 140 miles north of half-moon bay dan quarrels and his fiance, betsy foreman, are planning a romantic valentine's weekend when they get word of mavericks. >> my fiance and i had decided to

this little boy maverick wanted to chase that bird down. what i love is look at it. >> is that a bird? >> the bird is maverick is interested in the bird. >> is he under there? there he is look. >> he wanted to get it into a bed. >> okay. small, cute. >> show of hands, still awesome. >> this is going to be the first time i'm going to let him go in my own yard because i caught them all, there aren't many left and got to have sympathy. >> this video older but trending. >> released on his own lawn so he could dig a hole. >> let him go here and we'll watch how he digs. >> the poor little thing is like i'm supposed to dig? that's how i evolved? awesome. >> look at that. the homemade water blob. >> and it is freakin' cool. >> see how to make it next "right this minute." >>> and still to come they're the ten people you might meet in the subway of new york. the spoof that's spot on. >> i love that person. i want to sit right next to him. >> plus now a high speed longboarder goes from feeling the road to feeling the road. if you had a button that cou

if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate to some degree that he belongs have been a distinct minority and institution. >> don ritchie and ray smock on the history of the house and >> up next, william seale sits down for a conversation about the first ladies who have had the most impact on the executive mansion. this discussion hosted for congressional spouses features the kennedy, edith roosevelt

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movie producer david ellison is quoted as saying cruise himself will reprise his role as maverick inr jerry bruckheimer has dropped another hint, while the sequel will feature today's advanced military aircraft, cruise will prove that drones are still no match for real pilots. can't wait. >>> and finally, think you know a party animal? probably not like this guy. this black bear, weighing up to 400 pounds, crashed a party at lehigh university early saturday morning near the college's campus north of philadelphia. after a flood of calls to 911, police managed to corner the bear, chase it up a tree, and tranquilize it. no one was hurt, not even the bear. >>> when we come back -- ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> sweet inspiration. the man behind the music, giving wings to president obama. i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for ad

cheers for justin anderson, the former virginia cavalier taking the 21st pick overall by the dallas mavericksl maloney was at the draft party in fredricks burger for all the excitement and tears of joy. >> i'm at a loss for words now. i usually have the right words to say. i'm so lost for words. over joyed. >> can you describe what it felt like to err your name called in front of the family and friend s? >> everyone here means so much to me. it's a tremendous feeling. you can only dream about it. i wake up and spending so much work with my family. finally paying off. i'm so thankful. >> i want to ask you what the hug was like. >> you can't ex plain it. just to embrace and say you did it. >> this is a dream come true for justin. something that he's wanted to do since he was at least second grade. he stood fast, worked hard. it finally paid off. we are truly grateful. >> just a small town kid from virginia. population of 500. i niemi this spot right now? i'm just ecstatic. so many tears of joy. >> so sweet. >> awesome. >> in baseball, ian desmond and the nats winning their sixth straight. botto

. >> he was a maverick. he gave just as much grief to his own writing leadership as he did to the opposition party. the senate has always me -- has always needed some mavericks but if they were all mavericks, nothing would get done. we have been fortunate that the ua longs have been in the distinct minority in this institution. announcer: don ritchie and former house sent -- former house historian talks about the house sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's u.n. day. -- c-span skua day. announcer: cumberland university history professor mark cheathem talks about his book "andrew jackson, southerner." he argues that presenting president jackson as a frontiersman is too simplistic. he believes that jackson's upgrading -- upbringing in the south is more in line with an elite southern gentleman. this 50 minute program was hosted by the library of congress. professor cheathem: thank you. my name is jeff flanery, i would like to welcome you to the library of congress. the menu for the -- the manuscript libr

hughie long was a maverick. he gave just as much grief to his own parties -- party's leadership as the opposition. he would walk behind joe robinson on the floor and mimic his stride. he resigned from all of his committees because he said he didn't want to be beholden to someone like robinson. the senate has always needed some mavericks to keep the institution bubbling. if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. brian: he was senator from 1932 to 1935 and governor after that. we have a comedian who talks about the congress. he can be rather strong with his language. his name is lewis black. let's watch his definition between the difference of republicans and democrats. >> we have a two-party system. the democratic party, which is the party of no ideas, and the republican party, which is the party of bad ideas. the way it works is the republican stands up in congress and goes "i have a really bad idea!" and the democrat says "and i can make it shittier!" brian: comedy and the congress. donald: there was a

. >> he was a maverick. he gave just as much grief to his own writing leadership as he did to the opposition party. the senate has always me -- has always needed some mavericks but if they were all mavericks, nothing would get done. we have been fortunate that the ua longs have been in the distinct minority in this institution. announcer: don ritchie and former house sent -- former house historian talks about the house sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's u.n. day. -- c-span skua day. announcer: cumberland university history professor mark cheathem talks about his book "andrew jackson, southerner." he argues that pre

if they were all mavericks, nothing would get done. we were fortunate that they have been a distinct minority. >> senate historian don ritchie and ray smock on the history of the house and senate, its leaders and scandals host: we want to welcome back senator patrick leahy, democrat of vermont. the longest-serving senator in the senate right now. sir, thank you. we also have an studio with us mike debonis and dustin volz. thank you both for being here as well. senator, i want to ask the first question. in a secret step, nsa expanded its internet spying. can you tell us if you have concerns about its? senator leahy: i do have concerns. i am somewhat limited in terms of what i can say about it, but we are are talking about the fact that they are picking up on foreign material and backtracking it. host: right. the story is -- some are saying it is a major policy decision about how to structure cyber security in the united states. senator leahy: we have to have cyber security. one thing senator lee -- and this is somewhat related -- a bill

. >>> maverick makes a comeback. building in hollywood about tom cruise reprizing his breakout role. >>> and a ban to reduce the wildfire threat. what you can do to protect your home. >>> but first, stay in the know with abc 7 news now. we have traffic and weather together during the entire commerci ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. >>> welcome back, 6:45 now. papa johns is spending millions to clean up its menu. >> will tom cruise be a maverick again? those stories and more for us. >> good morning certainly will be interesting to see that. another thing interesting the markets here today big

and maverick is coming back.that a "top gun" sequel is in the works 30 years after the original. and tom cruise will reprise his career-defining role as the navy pilot maverick. >> producers are saying "top gun 2" will reflect the world we live in today with drone technology and the end of the era of dogfights and fighter pilots. but they promised that maverick will prove that drones and high-tech equipment are still no match for real pilots. >> who said dogfights were over? >> no, we can't have it over. i wonder if the rest of the cast will join in. >> i want you to know i always got your six. >> i wasn't born when the movie came out. >> you weren't born? you never saw "top gun"? a tragedy. just get the next half hour and go watch it. >> we'll do it. >>> coming up "amazing grace." you remember that moment with the president. he was singing. and meet the men who jumped in. hmm. mom, what's a best buy? um, well it's a great product. it's what you buy if you're a smart shopper. then, why are we buying cascade inste

. >> he was a maverick.e gave just as much grief to his own pottery leadership -- party leadership as his opponents. if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate to some degree but the qe loans have been in the distinct majority. >> former house historians on the history of the house and senate, its leaders, characters and scandals. coming up next, from the university of virginia in charlottesville, a conference on the end of the civil war. in this

if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate to some degree that he we had been in the distinct minority in the institution. >> a senate historian and former house historian on the history of the house and senate, its leaders, critics coming up the next from the university of virginia, the end of the civil war. in this panel, historians discussed the surrender of the confederate armies and the assassination of president abraham lincoln. the virginia sesquicentennial organized this hour-long event. >> welcome everybody to the morning panel and we will talk a bit today about the aftermath of the civil war and about the legacy in memory of the civil war. in this morning's panel, we will focus on the events of the spring of 1865, the last chapter in the war. e will focus on the events of the spring of 1865, the last chapter in the war. i'm joined of this table by experts on lincoln and lee and

become a dallas maverick. what if we never had call weight, guys?ll comes true with the phone call. >> no longer a dream time to put my head down and just work and work like i have in the past and get me to this point and i just can't wait to just continue to get work and try to be another piece of a puzzle. i was a great piece of a puzzle at montrose christian, piece of a puzzle at university of virginia and can't wait to be a piece of the puzzle about dallas mavericks. >> justin was the face of ouring were for four years and worked so hard and put in so much time driving to our school sometimes two hours on the road just to get there in the morning. to see him reach his goal just a wonderful feeling and he is a type that really knows he has been blessed. >> that moment still gives me goosebumps. i was like crying last night. to see it come true for him and his family. such a good kid. got to give props to demarcus thorton, the pride of prince george's native, picked by the celtics second rounder. >>> women in action, world cup versus china on the

this is sheriff jack kemler and k-9 officer maverick there. police tell us the man who suffers from dementia disappeared from his house on morningside drive. maverick was able to track his scent through heavy brush right to the delaware river, more than 2,000 feet away. they found the man sitting chest high in the water. officers took him to the hospital to be checked out. he is doing fine and is back with his family tonight. >>> a cheerful reunion in north jersey for a family and their puppy who has been through a lot of turmoil. >> michael george has the story of quasimodo's remarkable rescue and his journey home. >> reporter: quasimodo didn't have it easy. born with deformed front legs he had to crawl on his elbows to get around. then his owner decided he was too much trouble to keep. >> somebody dumped him out of a pickup truck on the side of the road and we obviously could see that his legs were deformed. >> reporter: but leanne hughes saw something special in him. he got the name quasimodo from the hunchback of notre dame deformed but wi

if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we are fortunate to some degree huey long is in the distinct minority. >> done ritche and ray smock on the history of house and senate, it's characters and scandals, tonight on c-span's "q and day. -- "q&a." >> on tuesday these remarks were made at a house transportation and infrastructure committee hearing on the recent amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. this is just over three hours. >> the committee will come to order. today's hearing will focus on the tragic amtrak accident that occurred philadelphia on may 17th. we have all heard some of the preliminary information surrounding this terrible event. an amtrak northeast regional train en route from washington to new york derailed on a curve in philadelphia. the national transportation safety board has reported that the train was traveling at 106 miles per hour despite a 50 50-mile-per-hour speed limit on that portion of the track. eight passengers tragically lost their lives and approximately 200 were injured. we were not awar

he was a maverick. he gave just as much grief to his own party leadership as he did to the opposition party. >> the senate has always needed some mavericks, because it cap this institution sort of bullying, but if they were all mavericks, nothing would have gotten done. huey was in a distinct minority. announcer: senate historian don ritchie and ray smock on the history of the house and senate, its leaders, characters, and scandals. this will be on c-span's "q&a." announcer: the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress, with color photos of every senate and house member, as well as information twitter handles foldout maps, and a look at the congressional committees, the president's, and federal agencies as well as state governors. you can order that through c-span.org. announcer: the house energy and commerce subcommittee on health held a recent hearing on menu labeling guidelines by the f ea that requires restaurants and retail food establishment to provide calorie and nutriti

if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate to some degree that he belongs have been a distinct minority and institution. >> don ritchie and ray smock on the history of the house and >> up next, william seale sits down for a conversation about the first ladies who have had the most impact on the executive mansion. this discussion hosted for congressional spouses features the kennedy, edith roosevelt laura bush, and michelle obama. william seale is the volume of a history of the white house. anita mcbride, former chief of staff to former first lady laura bush, delivers introductory remarks. this program held at the house across from the white house is just over one hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the white house historical association. i am anita mcbride a member of the board of directors. our association's president could not be here. i'm delighted we are hosting you at the historic decatur house. this is the perfect setting for today's special c-span presentation of the book "first ladies: presi

. >> he was a maverick. he gave just as much grief to his own pottery leadership -- party leadership as his opponents. if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate to some degree but the qe loans have been in the distinct majority. >> former house historians on the history of the house and senate, its leaders, characters and scandals. coming up next, from the university of virginia in charlottesville, a conference on the end of the civil war. in this panel the historians discuss the surrender of the confederate armies and the assassination of abraham lincoln. >> welcome everybody to the morning panel and we will talk a bit today about the aftermath of the civil war and about the legacy in memory of the civil war. in this morning's panel we will focus on the events of the spring of 1865, the last chapter in the war. i'm joined of this table by experts on lincoln and lee and grant and that last chapter. let's go back to the spring of 1865 and set the stage a little bit. in march of 1865

anderson left uva after his junior year and is headed to suit up with the mavericks.ther guy waiting to harley his name called is former tear -- hear his name called is former terrapin dez wells. he will become an undrafted free agent if he doesn't sneak into the second round. his agent says several teams are already interested. >>> the washington nationals disabled list is slowly shrinking, ryan zimmerman getting slowly closer to returning. so instead of adding to it harper and rendon got the day off to rest up. nats starters entering with a scoreless streak of 34.75 innings. adding to is that seven shutout innings striking out four. ian desmond seems to be breaking out of his slump, fresh off his game winning sack fly last night he had this two- run shot to get things going to the nats today. they win 7-0. >>> finally nears a case of determination on the part of -- here's a case of determination on the part of an outfielder for syracuse chief. check it out. going after -- the only thing stopping him from catching the ball is the wall. >> did he make the catch? >> he

john mccain is a republican maverick.an had been the vice presidential nominee and lost the election. along comes barack. the thing about joe lieberman i think any politician can learn from it is, he did not want the job too much. he was progressive by any reasonable definition, but when it came to radical islam and the war, he understood we had to get iraq right. he was willing to stand by bush, who had made tons of mistakes. he was going to go all in with the surge. joe would not give an inch. he stood by the president. he was, i think, the only democratic vote to keep us from pulling the plug. that bond -- john had been a contrarian in his own party. joe became the outcast on national security. from that bond, when people wanted not to lose a war we did not think we could afford to lose -- it came from there. mark: what are the activities of the three amigos? senator graham: we have been everywhere together. we busted our butts to go to iraq to find out what is working and what is not. any senator -- travel. if you car

tom cruise will return to his role of maverick.y of today. >> the original movie came out in 1986. cruise turns 53 on friday. i can't believe you have not seen this movie. >> i promise you, it's on my netflix list. >> i still have your six. >>> family getting a bit of a jolt after their trip to yellow stone national park. >> a giant bear got a little too close for comfort. got up close and personal with was of those grizzlies. >> it jumped in front of the vehicle, tapping and sniffing at the weekends. david peterson said it was exciting but his car got kind of trashed. that would not have been exciting for me at all. >>> an embarrassing lesson from an able-bodied driver who thought he could get away with parking in a hand capped spot. >> man in brazil returned to his car to find it looking like this. completely covered in what appears to be sticky notes, clearly marked with the universe handy capped symbol in case he didn't get the message. >> the crowd you see there, were roaring. they thought it was funny. the frustrated driver g

the dallas mavericks picked the 52nd pick, a 19-year-old who is 7' 2" the first player from india chess were by an nba team having played in the united states for a private boarding school in florida so he can inspire new fans in india the way ming did in china. >> batkid is back but he is on the silver screen the documentary of the fulfillment of miles scott make a wish to be bat map opens today and you can recall abc played a major role in the event in 2013. miles dressed as the dark knight and saved san francisco from the riddler and damsel in distress his keepia is in rehis and he just finished first grade. >> creating so many memories in the bay area. >> 4:53. more on the weather. mike? >> county fairs, alameda county fair tower of power love them. we will top out at 95 with no triple digits and 83 at 7:00 a mild 69 by 11 o'clock. we have the sonoma and marin fair in petaluma starting off in the mid-80s dropping to the low 80s by 4:00 and 72 at 2:00 and down the road, nascar is in town and 81 sunburn is likely tomorrow. the pride forecast for san francisco, it starts at noon tomorr

the senate has always had maverick, but if they are mavericks, nothing would get done. >> senate historian and former houses story on the history of the house and senate. its leaders characters, and scandals. tonight at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's "q&a." >> this morning, tomas lopez talks about challenges to republican enacted restrictions to vote axis. then, james doroshow with the national cancer institute discusses nationwide trials of cancer treatments using dna sequencing. later, frank fahrenkopf looks ahead towards the general election, presidential and vice presidential debates, and how parties should proceed with primary debates. as always, we would take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning. president obama is in germany today for the start of the seven -- d7 summit. congress is expected to debate fast-track authority. it will likely pass, but it will be close vote. if it does pass, it will give the president of victory because republicans gave it to him. live coverage on c-span. "the hill"

if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate to some degree that huey long was in the distinct minority of the institution. >> don ritchie and former house historian ray smock on the history of the house and senate its leaders, characters, and scandals. sunday night eastern and pacific on c-span's "q&a." >> the heritage foundation recently hosted a discussion on the u.s. military's response to the recent outbreak of the ebola virus in western africa. the talk focused on the behind-the-scenes work that defensive department agencies did in response to the outbreak. this is about one hour and 20 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome to the heritage foundation. we join and welcome everyone on the heritage.com website and we ask if you would use of kind to make that last courtesy check that your cell phone something turned off. it is always appreciated. we will post the program on the heritage homepage following today's presentation for everyone's future reference and our internet viewers are always welcome to send

. >> daily need some mavericks' with these institutions but if they're all mavericks' nothing would getdone. so to some degree they are in the extinct minority. >> don richey the former house historian was closed on the history of the senate and the scandals. i.m.f. it. runs about 35 minutes. >> good morning. thank you for coming. to the imf and to day than a tactic is 2015 article for concentration and but tonight on her right is a chief to the states and in the media in the to hurt rate is with the department and is involved in the financial sector. we're on the record this morning. you know, the topic and i would ask the managing director to make a few introductory remarks then we will take your questions. thank you. >> thank you very much looking at the briefing of the united states. now i will have a statement them briefly summarize our findings but this year we have focused a lot on the financial sector's we do that assessment every five years for the economy of the united states and it is a comprehensive exercise and that overall report will be published on the eighth of july so

if they were all mavericks nothing would get done.nistration officials debate the president's critics. speakers include porter gauss and you will also hear from amy goodman. this is part of the discussions examining the bush presidency. >> my name is bernard and i am the dean of hofstra. it is my pleasure to welcome you to the bush conference and to this for him -- forum, which is entitled, " the bush doctrine and combating terrorism." we have no formal academic papers at this forum. but our participants will offer some remarks, approximately 10-12 minutes in length and then there will be an opportunity to ask for your questions. i will introduce everyone on the panel. i will move as quickly as i can because we are more interested in what they will say. this will go until about 4:20 p.m.. porter goss served as the 19th and last director of central intelligence until 2005. he became director of the central intelligence agency under the terrorism act. he continued in that position until may 2006. previously, director goss had served as

. >> huey long, for instance was a maverick. he gave as much grief to his own party leadership as the opposition party. the senate has always needed some mavericks because they're the yeast. they keep this institution sort of bubbling but if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate to some degree they're in a distinct minority in the institution. >> senate historian don richie and ray smock on the history of the house and senate, its leaders, characters and scandals sunday night 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q & a. >>> next the u.s. commission on civil rights holds a discussion on access to higher education for minority students. this panel focused on measuring the effectiveness of high school to college programs and the importance of breaking down minority groups into subgroups. this is an hour and a half. >> it's now 9:00. are you there? we'll get started. calling this briefing back into order. this is day two of the civil rights commission briefing on the effect of college access persistence an

and it is going to be maverick playing maverick. riddle me bat man. yes or no?ntrol. >> it's like the -- they all had like knee replacement surgery. >> tamron keep us posted. how did we do the highs and lows of our 10-day sugar detox nightmare. did i say that. now a check of the weather. >> right. i always forget i have to do weather here. like spaced out. >> see how this goes. >> now that we're wrapping up june look at july and what we expect. we are looking at temperatures to be a little below normal right through the middle of the country but unfortunately, out west it is expected to stay above normal which it has been for weeks now. also the east coast is looking for above average temperatures for july. precipitation looks like the rain is going to tie true move into the southern plains an area that's trying to dry out and both coasts look like they will be around normal for this time of july. now we're going to see a chance of stronger storms through the upper midwest and the ohio river valley. the biggest threats for hail up to an inch and also possibly da

they need to keep the institution bubbling, but they if they all were mavericks nothing would get done. the huey longs have been a minority. announcer: the history of the house and senate, its leaders characters, and scandals, tonight at

. >> he was a maverick. he gave just as much grief to his party leadership as he did the opposition party. they are the east. if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate, to some degree. >> don ritchie and former house historian on the history of the house and senate. its leaders, characters, and scandals. >> the son of vice president joe biden died of brain cancer. he was 46 years old and served as delaware attorney general and lay in honor of the delaware senate chamber in dover. vice president biden, jill biden, and more joined dignitaries for a memorial ceremony. president obama will deliver the unity -- the eulogy in wilmington on saturday. >> the son of vice president joe biden died this past saturday of brain cancer. he was 46 years old and served as delaware attorney general and his casket lay and honor of the senate chamber in dover. vice president biden, jill biden, and family members joined for a memorial ceremony in legislative hall. president obama will deliver the eulog

he presented himself as such a renegade, such a maverick, such a new thing under the sun but in fact he was absolutely a product of the history that come before him and his leaving the church on grounds of conscience was a completely liberal thing to do because they are driven by conscience. i didn't want to devote a chapter to hand because i would have to do so much debunking of the latecomers and is already represented and i found his and was a much more descriptive character. the second chapter is about ralph waldo emerson maiden aunt who never married because she noticed in herself her nature was not destined to please and at that time the nature of marriage was -- that women have to submit their own wills to their has-beens. this thing about choice cultivating your own individual will is a christian act, a pious act. she did this very well and influence ralph waldo emerson. between her i was able to do all the work and not. the ralph waldo emerson would've done for the narrative and in the later chapters i enabled to show how ethical culture leaders and others spent so much time

from the punish jab will be the first indian player in the nba after being selected by the dallas maverickspent the past five years in a basketball academy in florida. and he hopes he can pave the way for more indian players. >> i'm really happy for a lot of players to come here and play for the nba. >> correcters are in firm control in pakistan in the capital. the partnership ended and silva was run up on 80. matthews went out with 77. sri lanka 4-9. rand they'll resume the play after a great come back victory. pakistan will need to fight back in this one. >>> and finally some interesting if not comical pictures in liverpool. they've been having fun with the penalty challenge. they would spin arnold in a circle 15 times. he has been the subject of two failed for manchester city. this is his effort. the 19-year-old able to slot home his kick. and brendan rogers will be hoping this is not the sign of things to come. that's your sport. >> that's a fantastic video. we need a couple of five-year-olds. >> amateur football. >> exactly. now you can find out much more on our website. the address is

it is like mavericks.to come together to make it what you think it will be. the el nino is the same way. all these things have to phase in or it won't happen. >> at least it is looking promising. thank you. >>> a plan to change one of the busiest streets in san francisco. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, a disturbing discovery, human bones found inside a shed. what we are learning about the remains and how they may have gotten there. plus beer drinkers rejoice, a popular san francisco brewery is expanding to the east bay. we will give you a look inside. check this out. this is all that is left of candlestick park. barely recognizable. sky fox 2 flew over candlestick park this morning. only two small sections remain. the rest has been torn down and cleared out. a mall, homes and a hotel are planned for the site. construction will begin in 2017. >>> they are expected to approve a rule that will ban drivers from turning on tamarket street -- to market street.

. >> a maverick driven to leave a mark. >> he went to the auction, bought the whole lot. >> his familyry out his grand plan. >> i think there was a feeling of dread, relief, excitement, and enthusiasm. >> love it. love the hair flowing. the top down. >> but can they fulfill the patrio patriarchs dying

the senate has always needed mavericks, because they are the east, but if they are all mavericks, nothingld get done. we were fortunate that the qa longs have been a distinct minority in the institution. >> senate historian and former house historian on the history of the house and senate. the stories scandals. sunday on "q&a." , "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from toronto canada is mubin shaikh. he is the author of the book "undercover jihadi." tell us valuable, why did you write a? guest: hello. i really wanted to put the message out for really, other mothers -- other young muslims. to put take the book up and hopefully see themselves in it. for people to see what happens to people. there were multiple reasons for doing it. host: you talk about your own adoption of radical ideas. tells about your story. how did you get to that point? guest: i went to public school during the daytime. it was a very mixed environment. very caring, nurturing environment. as opposed to in the evening, i would go to koran school. it was like the indian or pakistani system where boys and gir

the military maverick and 2016 presidential candidate used parliamentary block the provision bucking the will of mitch mcconnell who visited a house bill. that shifts critical responsibilities from the government to the phone company. >> the house passed bill. it is certainly not ideal. but along with votes on some modest amendments that kept to ensure the program worked as promised it is the only realistic way forward. >> we are not in the mess today because the junior senator from kentucky we are in the mess we are today because of the majority leader. >> the other two key provisions tracked lone wolf terrorism suspects and the ability fort government to track roving wire for those who tap their phones. >> how is this different from the government shut down? >> in the case of a government shut down like we saw from the fiscal cliff negotiations more than what was necessary after things were shut down for them to be turned back on again was the flicking of one switch and the turning of the fiscal spigot if you will. the dollar labs keep growing. now you have different intelligence p