. >>> john mcnamara descred him my kind of guy. the long time capital gazette repo ter was killed int newsroom rampage in annapolis. this week family and frids me together and remembered mcnamara at a memorial service at the university of maryland. news 4's chris gordon was there. >> reporter: john mcnamara is ,emembered for being devoted to his famiis writing, and his friends. >> everybody loved johnar mcn as soon as you met him, immediately you knew this is my kind of person. >> reporter: mcnamara was killed four of his colleagues at the "capital gazette" shootings on june 28th. paulas gillespie in the newsroom during the shooting rampage. >> we lost john as well as mhe family members at the capital. tragic. you know, it's a huge hole in our hearts. you know,s going to be hard to fill. i don't know if we'll ever fill it. >> reporter: at tths service at university of maryland memorial chapel, one of mcnamara's friends said journalism is under sge. >> by raising your hand, how many members of the media working i know back there, bu

everybody loved john mcnamara. >> reporter: mcnamara was killed alonag with four cols at the "capitalette" shootings on june 28th. paul gillespie was in the newsram during the shooting rampage. >> losing john and all my oth family members at the capital, just tragic. a huge hole in our hrts, you know, that's going to be hard to fill. i don't know if we'll ever fill> it. ne of the speakers at this memorial service said john mcnamara was thea kind ouy who could be friends with anyone. >> 40 something years we've known each other, and we'll miss him, but we'll remember m. >> reporter: john mcnamara is remembered for being devoted to his family, to his friends and to his craft,m. journal reporting from the university of maryland, chris gordonnews 4. >> well, jeff isn't supposed -- chess isn't supposed to be a contact sport but car owners may dispute that. giant chess t piece size of a fire hydrant were tossed off of a building and landed o several cars shattering a windshield. police believe four people were involvedch the large chessboar and the beatses are part of this apartmentis ame a

mcnamara will have a list. this list of targets has been moved up from first secondary -- first second air division, running the show. -- is going to move up to the pentagon, over to state, back to the jcs and that will be in mcnamara's hands. we will this list of what we want to do and what we want to -- why we want to do those targets and they will have a discussion among the three of them. pretty soon that discussion , starts expanding. what was missing was any kind of military advisor. this picture is from a later time when general wheeler is sitting on it and he is invited later. this is probably from 67 as we get into 68. where are these attacks coming from? it is a combined effort. it is a joint effort but not a joint event. we have yankee station, the carrier group sitting off the coast of danang. thelly three carriers there ones who did the reprisal of pierced air or -- pierced arrow. there is a navy portion of it and there are bases in thailand so we have others as thompson discussed it. those of the

god bless you all. >> reporter: mcnamaras known for reporting with passion and precision about marylandketball. >> he was a purist about the game. he just didn't care who won or who lost or who playell it was how well the game was played. >> reporter: john mcnamara went to school here at the university of maryland and graduated from the journalism school and covered all maryland spots. today was kind of a homecoming for the community to say godspeed. reporting from the university os maryland, c gordon, news 4. w >>>l, it looks like a chess game gone horribly wrong in southeast d.c., but police say this mess was the work of vandals. police say someone tossed giant ochess piece the roof of a building at a second ice street last night. the kings, queens and pawns smashed the windshields of several cars and littered the sidewalk. police are still looking for the people who threw those pieces. >>> we're just a few days away from a major league baseball all-star festivities taking over edc. security is ste up. metro adding more service and road closures around nats park and mayor muriel bowse

. >> reporter: john mcnamara is remembered for being devoted to his family,is wright and his friends.everybody loved john mcmayor ark. as soon as you met hi immediately you knew, boy, this is my kind of person. >> reporter: mcnamara was killed along with four of his colleagues at the "capital gazette" shootings on june 28th. paul gillespie was in the newsroom during the shooting rampage. >> the loss of john as well as all my other famil members at the capital is tragic, you know. it's a huge hole in our hearts, you know. it's going to be hard to fill. i don't know if we'll ever fill it. >> reporter: at this service at the university of maryland memorial chapel up of mcmayor ark's friend says journalism is under siege. >> byration your hand, members of the media working i know back interest but otherwise journalists, how many journalists do we have here in the building? god bless youall. >> reporter: mcnamara is known for his passionatee cover of maryland basketball. >> he was a purist about the game. he justt care who won or who lost or who played well. it was how wel the game was pla

he is a numbers guy, mcnamara is a numbers guy, so there is a whole body count. we see that body count and mcnamara can look at this, look at the numbers from that side and that side, then american numbers, then you can reach a magic formula where you will be able to declare victory. that is also by the way, the problem with body counts, right? if you are an american combat unit, you get steak one night if you have a good body count. maybe you will be tempted to inflate the body count. where else, if you happen to have killed a civilian by accident, to avoid the repercussions, he would say, that was actually an enemy combatant that is a problem with all of this, right? when you rely on numbers, they can easily many them for whatever reason. it gives you a distorted picture of what is going on. ok? or the tactics analogous for world war i for attrition than? prof. asselin: kind of. as cole was mentioning, you just killed. it was not about territory, you just killed people and you go wherever you stand, to kill more people. it is a war of attrition, but if you just

he is a numbers -- mcnamara is a numbers guy so there is the whole body count. we see that body count and mcnamara can look at this, look at the numbers from that side and that side, then american numbers, then you can reach a magic formula where you will be able to declare victory. that is the problem with body counts. if you are in american combat one night if steak you have a good body count. maybe you will be tempted to inflate the body count. right? kill a, if you happen to civilian accident only, -- accidentally coming to avoid repercussion you might say that was an enemy combatant. that is the problem. numbers, theyon can be easily manipulated for whatever reason. it gives you a distorted picture of what is going on. basically, the tactic was like world war i's war of attrition? prof. asselin: kind of. mentioning, you just killed. instead of about territory, you just kill people and you go wherever you stand to kill more people. but if war of attrition, you just look at numbers there is that parallel to world war i. let's look at what hanoi is doing. the

. >> what about those in the men that you have [inaudible] >> [inaudible] take a man like mcnamara who a great enable man but there was little he could do as secretary of defen defense. no matter how active or vigilant ahead of it is it's very -- [inaudible] >> you have to have full power. >> yeah, sure. you have to have [inaudible] criticize their shortcomings and that is what is supposed to be or the press becomes itself institutionalized. >> doesn't have an adversary relationship with institutions and government? >> it stops being adversary and that doesn't mean it needs to be a perpetually hostile or basically skeptical. >> you look younger than i remember? [laughter] >> he's extraordinary. i want you to tell about me and him. >> yeah and how you got him into the ap office. >> i didn't know much about him until i had gotten married and he got me into it and as far as reading i have got assigned by the associated press and i was a reporter there in washington and said i was good and i got assigned to washington and i was assigned to the pentagon and i thought mcnamara and it did not

>> it doesn't matter take a man like mcnamara as the secretary of defense.ith that military bureaucracy. and no matter how active or vigilant. >> and then could tell alexander to get out of the way. >> what you have to have people with power. yes. sure. but there are those without power. then to constitute the society. and to have those mechanisms that preserve expression to check their abuse or criticize their shortcomings and that is what the press is supposed to be. >> is there the adversary relationship? >> that adversarial relationship stops with the gentleman. but basically skeptical. >> he looks younger than i remember him. [laughter] . . . . i was assigned to the pentagon and it didn't take me long to think mcnamara was a psychotic liar. there was something about airplanes and he was lying about it. i knew right away there was trouble. the second i was in a month of being at the pentagon, i was going after him about not telling the truth and lead me to those in the pentagon, those officers with four stars who were very worried about the lie that was

john mcnamara workedspo a sports er for two decades. >>> the suspected "capital gazette" shooter sent threatening letters on the same day of the attack. jarrod ramos sent them to the law office of the paper's former attorney. ade it look like an official court document. he ites, welcome, mr. moylan, to your unexpected legacy. you should have died. >>> this morning, d.c. police have reseriesed surveillance video. that video shows two person ofr inst in the death of jonathan grady last week. that videows sho two men running across pennsylvania avenue southeast, june 28th. f the mera picks up one men holding something that looks like a knife. >>> a maryland man will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering his fiancee and unborn child. prosecutors say he killed them because he didn't want to be a father. he stabbed hisnc f inside their apartment several years ago. montgomery county police realized something didn't add up based o the evidence. >> there was a blood trail in the crimecene that showed, she struggled from the bathroom to the bedroom to the livg room, trying to make

sports reporter john mcnamara. the service started about on hour ago. mcnamara grew up in bethesda. one of five employees shot and killed at the annapolis newspaper june 28th. >>> this morning one person is hospitalized after bit by a car. chopper 4 was over the scene ar columbia pike and scallens b roore 5:30. it cause some traffic delays but everything is cleared out now. we're told the person suffered severe injuries. but we don't know their condition. thor authorities say the driver stayed at the scrie. >>> autes need your help finding a missing teenage girl. anna mara hernandez rodriquez. last seen thursday at her home on stafford streetn e wood bridge area. she's 15. her physical safety, authorities believe is at risk. call police if you know anything. >> the district council is days away from entering summer recessni and this m they are looking at two big issues that could impact how you live, work and enjoy your team. here in the nation's capital. news4 chris lawrence is at the wilson building down down wit details. good morning, orchris. >> rr: hey pat. the voters have spok

mcnamara grew up innd bethesda he was 56 years old, one of five employees shot and killed at the apnapolis new on june 28th. >>> it's been three weeks since someone shot a 17-year-old boy at close range and tn stole his designer belt. this evening police areoping new images will help find the person who pulled the trigger. news 4 spoke with the teenager's father and reports now from police headquarters.>> pat? eporter: he was 17 years old when he was murdered, murdered and playground and shot killed and then after that robbed by that gunman. this happened about three weeks ago at a park, at a playground in bladensburg. this is a picture of the victim taken minutes before the murder. police say this youngan was shot and killed for this silver watch and that gucci belt. >> i would never want this to happen to anyone else. that's why we have to get this individual off the street. a life isay more important than a belt and a watch. >> reporter: the victim, brian avalrado who was just 17 years old. it happened three weeks ago at this blound playground in blade. today his dad made a plea for hel

they drafted people with exceptionally low iqs, basically, in mcnamara's 100,000. not in the main, but in some as a way of filling up the troop levies. which i thought was an insult to the people they actually draft can, but they did fine. they honored themselves by their performance. any other questions? okay. one more or -- >> sure. >> by the way -- go ahead. >> i'm sorry. i was in special forces also, but not earlier than you were. i got out in '68. but i'm saying, things have changed a bit since i was in special forces also. and one thing about it -- [inaudible] >> and vice versa. >> that's one of the things that -- [inaudible] because they really hated the vietnamese. they hated them with a passion. and like we're saying, there was a part about volunteering. you had to volunteer to go to jump school, and then they gave you a test. and i remember taking the test, they actually gave us a physical test to get into special forces. and after we got in there, like you said, it was like heaven. no place else like it. it was really a great, great bunch of guys, a grea

it will be fiercely contested and watched by 5live's conor mcnamara who is at pittodrie.ing towards thinking we we re we weren't working towards thinking we were going to europe, we wanted to stay in the lead when i first came in, turning itaround financially and on the playing staff. and rebuilding somewhat. to say that we were planning on being here would be a little bit too grandiose i would say. it has led here and it is a reality. now we are looking forward to it.” here and it is a reality. now we are looking forward to it. i can't wait for the game to be honest. it is the first competitive game which is always highly anticipated. this is the first proper game and the fact that it the first proper game and the fact thatitis the first proper game and the fact that it is against burnley has grabbed all the attention. i want my players to be able to produce a performance at this early stage of the season, a performance that we are capable of. and hopefully we can because if we can, we will be in the game and it is important to me. it's wales versus gibraltar a little bi

into vietnam didn't actually happen that's according to the secretary of defense at the time robert mcnamara he might know something about it also used to create a new cold war with russia in the past few months with the screen fall poisonings in britain i mean only at least there's no doubt on that story russia decided to kill an act by a decade after he defected in a dramatic easily traceable important always during murders in easily traceable manners of a few weeks before russia was set to host the world cup and the entire international community would be watching them that's clearly what happened. no question at all well actually last week even the guardian had to admit there's no evidence of anything as journalism as blumenthal put it three hundred forty two expelled diplomats later a guardian columnist finally concludes that the official story on screen paul is garbage and that the most obvious motive is someone out to embarrass lattimer putin well when even the legacy media isn't calling for it anymore your false flag games per. cent manav ties to some training in the offseason someth

wednesday we will get earnings from freeport mcnamara to talk about that copper selloff. bearish gold. and friday, it is big oil's turn. you get exxon and chevron are among the big names reporting. that is it for us. tune in every thursday at 1:00 p.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg etf iq," where we focus on the assets, risks, and rewards offered by exchange rate funds. ♪ scarlet: primed to take stock. with the second quarter earnings season upon us, investors are sticking out positions in financials, often leveraged etf's. straddling the active and passive world. where does a manager fit in, and where does he see the value of smart value etf? we speak with patrick o'shaughnessy

jared cushman, roobt hiaasen, john mcnamara, wendi winters and rebecca smith were killed. e'll tell you about new developments in the investigation coming up. >>> meanwhile, a female gang member gets 95 years in prison in montgomerycounty. >> during the hearing yesterday, the judge called the defendant a scary human bein josselin ramirez is linked to a ng of armed robberies in maryland. police say she also confessed to helping set up edgang-rel murders in her home country of el salvador, and she was working on plans for another killing to improve her status with ms-13. >> she wanted to get apr otion. and so, that third plot was underway, supposedly. >> ramirez had no prior criminal record. state sentencing guidelines called for a sentence of 9 to 95 year when handing down that maximum sentence, the judge described her as someone who needs to be in jail so she doesn't hurt anyone else. >>> the man accused of that deadly car attack iar lottesville last summer has pleaded not guilty to hate crimes arges. james fields jr. is accused of running down people who were protesting a

into vietnam didn't actually happen that's according to the secretary of defense at the time robert mcnamara he might know something about it also used to create a new cold war with russia in the past few months with the screen fall poisonings in britain i mean only at least there's no doubt on that story russia decided to kill an act by a decade after he defected in a dramatic easily traceable important always during murders in easily traceable manners of a few weeks before russia was set to host the world cup and the entire international community would be watching them that's clearly what happened. no question at all well actually last week even the guardian had to admit there's no evidence of anything as journalism as blumenthal put it three hundred forty two expelled diplomats later a guardian columnist finally concludes that the official story on screen paul is garbage and that the most obvious motive is someone out to embarrass lattimer putin well when even the legacy media isn't calling for it anymore your false flag games per. cent and ob gyn do some training in the offseason someth

. >>> friends and family will rember sport reporter john mcnamara.e of five employees shot andd at the annapolisun newspaper on 28th. >>> you're looking at a tiny survivor in this image. this is a small handriing a finger is making the associate media. >> they said, once they found him, he was facedown, buried in sticks and debris. he offered minor claims and bruises. they indicated that a baby may be buried in the poodwoods. crowley is now facing control endangerment charges. the fact that the baby was ut there for nine hours. >> amazing. >>>n airline passenger was all packed and ready to go to ba ados, until the passenger went through tsa. look what e passenger found. the passenger was found. u.s. fish and wild life was took from the mistake. >> what else would you put a python in? >> you're trying to get me entired,chuck. >>> all right, swimming pool time for today. b temperatures wil in the low 90s. don't forget your spf. four things to know about the next couple of days. we'll have the ten-day forecast to let us know when rain chances are coming

into vietnam didn't actually happen that's according to the secretary of defense at the time robert mcnamara he might know something about it also used to create a new cold war with russia in the past few months with the screen fall poisonings in britain i mean only at least there's no doubt on that story russia decided to kill an axe by a decade after he defected in a dramatic easily traceable important always during murders in easily traceable manners of a few weeks before russia was set to host the world cup and the entire international community would be watching them that's clearly what happened. no question at all well actually last week even the guardian had to admit there's no evidence of anything as journalism as blumenthal put it three hundred forty two expelled diplomats later a guardian columnist finally concludes that the official story on screen paul is garbage and that the most obvious motive is someone out to embarrass lattimer putin well when even the legacy media isn't falling for it anymore your false flag game is per. cents and ob gyn do some training in the offseason tho

rob hiaasen, wendi winters, gerald fischman, john mcnamara and rebecca smith. a furor by a comment by a fox news contributor and the president hiring a top aide who used to work at fox. howie: there was an unfortunate incident on "fox and friends" including david bossie. things got testy with joel payne who is african-american. when bossie responded, you are out of your captainen figurein mind, he responded i had relative to picked cotton. bossie apologized to joel payne, fox news and its viewers. i happened to see bossie just as he was coming out of the studio. payne told him he never heard of him and didn't know he was black. the monitor in bossie's studio wasn't tuned to "fox and friends." fox hasn't commented on the outcome but sources told the daily beat bossie was suspended for two weeks. joe shine -- bill shine was a one-time producer for hannity. shine' resigned under pressure last year. he was never accused of sexually harassing anyone. he was accused of failing to act or enabling the come ambulance against bill o'reilly. shine has been a private citiz

into vietnam didn't actually happen that's according to the secretary of defense at the time robert mcnamara he might know something about it also used to create a new cold war with russia in the past few months with the screen ball poisonings in britain i mean at least ok at least there's no doubt on that story russia decided to kill an ex by a decade after he defected in a dramatic easily traceable important always doing murders and easily traceable manners all right of few weeks before russia was set to host the world cup and the end.

and the senator who ran against lyndon johnson eugene mccarthy used to talk recently about me that mcnamara wanted to change the color of the corpses but in this village they were brief this this company that hadn't seen the enemy they had been sniped at and they'd fallen in the pits with sticks pull of poison they'd lost about twenty or thirty people of their hundred and they want to pay back and they were told by the cia official contract employ bad intelligence some are going to go into a village and are going to see the enemy there so they got ready to go to their credit to be kill or be killed for america right they had seen no combat really and they fly in and there's nothing there woman making five hundred fifty sixty men women no one no men old man woman children and they began to round him up and executed what i could write about the they did things like throwing up babies and catching them alive on bayonets i mean and raping like crazy i didn't. so much trouble with that story because i didn't know what i was getting into when i first started and the whore and shame i felt for my

and the senator who ran against lyndon johnson eugene mccarthy used to talk recently about maybe mcnamara wanted to change the color of the corpses but in this village they were brief this this company that hadn't seen the enemy they had been sniped at and they'd fallen into pits with sticks pool of poison they'd lost about twenty or thirty people have their hundred and they want to pay back and they were told by the cia official a contract employ bad intelligence some are going to go into a village and are going to see the enemy there so they got ready to go to their credit to kill or be killed for america right they had seen no combat really and they fly in and there's nothing there woman making five hundred fifty sixty men women no one no men old man woman children and they began to round them up and executed what i could write about the they did things like throwing up babies and catching them alive on their nets i mean and raping like crazy i didn't. so much trouble with that story because i didn't know what i was getting into when i. started it and the horror and shame i felt for my

rob hiaasen, wendi winters, gerald fischman, john mcnamara and rebecca smith. a furor by a comment by a fox news contributor and the president hiring a top aide who used to work at fox. since my stroke, he hasn't left my side. with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. a bayer aspirin regimen is one step to help prevent another stroke. so, i'm doing all i can to stay in his life. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. three are fha, one is va.e so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. by america's largest mortgage lender. in the movies, a lot of times, i tend to play the tough guy. but i wasn't tough enough to quit on my own. not until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. it reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could stop. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you

befalls on this small, close knit community, wendi winters, rebecca smith, jerald fishman, john mcnamara, fathers, so, mothers, daughters shot in thea "cal gazette" newsroom. >> people reallyor care their local news and it's just devastating for our community and for all of us. >> reporter: flags are flying lower, and hearts here a heavy too. >> is this real? is this actuly happening in ryland? >> reporter: they light candles in memory, nekneel in respect a express words of support. doing their joby, that da serving the community when evil smruck ands gathering, no matter how l, is a step to he healing. in baltimore, nicole jacobs, news4. >> memorial services are planned this week for two othe "capital gazette" employees. tomorrow a service will be held for gazette editor rob hiaasen. >>> meanwhile we a learning more about the suspected gunman gerald ramos. the publi -- jarrod ramos. he sued the newspaper and police records shows a detective believed ramos didn't pose a threat. the paper refused to press charges because of, quote, putting a stick in a behive. >>> at 9:04 on this sunday m

like, i like marines but, you know, i'm not robert mcnamara.n the marines is probably not what you're gonna be doing. people of your generation, what do you think the attitude is towards the military bases? >> vivian: as long as we're not living near the base -- >> anthony: right. >> vivian: it doesn't affect us that much. >> anthony: right, near the base it makes a difference. >> vivian: near the base it makes, right. >> anthony: i mean look, you know right away, i mean, it's tattoo parlors, strip clubs, vape shops, i mean, you know. >> vivian: and also it's very loud. that's a big issue. >> anthony: tourism is probably the future of okinawa, yes? i mean, beautiful weather, beaches. if the bases leave, it's gonna be big hotels and resorts and golf courses. which is worse? chinese tourists or american marines? >> vivian: i'll stick with the marines. >> anthony: semper fi. ♪ ♪ not everybody here agrees with vivian, by a long shot. okinawans may be easy going and laid back, but the island is also a relative hot bed of political activism. largely

john mcnamara worked as a sports reporter for two decades. the ceremony will be at theer unty of maryland college park chapel. >>> the suspected "capital gazette" shooter sent amreatening letters on the day of the attack. we're learning more about them tonight.am jarrod sent them to the law office of the paper's former attorney. investigators say he made it look like an official court document. he targets the judge who flew out his defation lawsuit against "the capital gazette." s, welcome, mr. moylan, to your unexpected legacy. you should have died. friends forever, jared w. ramos. >>> this morning, d.c. police have released surveillance video. sothat video shows two perof interest in the death of jonathan grady last week. that video shows two men running across pennsylvania avenue southeast,e une 28th. thcamera picks up one of the men holding something that looks like a kfe. there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. >>> a ryland man will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering his

week's attack, editorial pag editor gerald fischman, assistant editor rob hiaasen, sports writer john mcnamarasales assistant rebecca smith and community correspondent ndi winters. >> news 4'sracee wilkins has been covering this sto for us from the beginning and she's live inin annapolis atonight. >> tracee? >> well, over the last week we've all bee having conversations about how could something like this happen? for peoplen this community they have been searching for healing, sharing their experienals andng to one another, and at some point words just aren't enough. >> i would like to ask everyone to jn me in a moment of silence, prayer or reflection. >> reporter: when you've run out of words and out of tears, there's silee. >> our community has been in shock for the last orweek. >> repr: these anne arundel county employees are gathering together, together in honor of five lives senselessly taken away at the town newspaperdo ju the street a week ago. >> these were my friends, our colleagues. i think it's important for us to remember as asgroup, a county the losses and then embrace hope going

friends and family will be remembering sportseporter john mcnamara at the university of maryland. mcmara grew up in bethesda. he was 56 coo years old and became one of five employees shot and killed at the annapolis newspaper shot and kille on ne 28th. >>> the search is on for the driver responsible for a hit-and-run traveling on the wrong side of the interstate in arlington. a viewer snapped this photohat you see here. this is the scene on sunday. police say they are looking for 28-year-old victor ebay of springfield, virginia. 're told he failed to yield to a secret service officer yesterday morning and drove then wrong way i-66. crashed into another vehicle head-on and then he somehow managed to get away. the passenger and driver other car suffered minor injuries. >>> your love-hat relationship with beach drive in the district is going to get more complicated because of that shifting road work. our transportation reporter adam tuss is along the road to tell us what it's going to do now. >> nobody likesed complic relationships, wendy, nobody, and here on beach drive it has been

fleetwood mac america -- freeport mcnamara, copper and gold down about 6%. and discussing a decline in raw material sales in this quarter, and also discussing the effect of tariffs. the company cutting its 2018 profit protection -- projection and said tariffs on aluminum present with the ceo called a significant headwind. those shares down about 9%, and we have a chart of copper on the bloomberg year. looking at comex copper in this case on the bottom, the relative strength indicator indicates it is deeply in oversold territory in the eyes of technicians. finally, we wanted to recap what we heard from citroen research, putting a $60 price target on this. you can see it is that 88 right now, saying it is the next great drug short. he pointed to comments from an fda commissioner that may target what he says might target these top-selling drugs and may increase competition to it. we have reached out to the company for comment and not heard back as of yet. do,ill let you know when we but for now, those shares down about 6%. vonnie: a great -- caroline: a great r

in fourth is i'll be gone in the dark, the late michelle mcnamara's firsthand account of her search form's thoughts on critical moments in american history and how they relate to today. our look at some of the best selling audio books according to audible continues with outliers, malcolm gladwell's report on the unique traits of high achievers. in seventh, j.d. vance recalls his childhood in "hillbilly elegy" followed by eric larson's recount of a serial killer at the 1893 world's fair in devil in the white city. after that, new yorker staff writer david grand reports on a strike of murders in oklahoma in the 1920s that targeted members of the osage indian nation. and wrapping up our look at some of the audio books from audible's nonfiction bestseller list is sam bungee's west cork about an unsolved murder in ireland. some of these authors have appeared on booktv. you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. .. . >> of congress, the white house, the suprem

gerald fischman, job bert hiaasen, john mcnamara and wendi winters and rebecca smith.he country do every day. >> every time our phone pings with the words active shooter, we feel a pit in our stomachs. where this time we wonder? as common as these events have become, it's impossible not to be shaken. schools, churches, ball fields. >> shots have been fired. >> when we learned the latest target was a small-town paper, "the gazette" in anna ppolianna maryland, it's a reminder no place is safe, no place. for those who live in small towns or grew up in one, we know the local paper is the glue that holds us together, stories from the school board and city counsel. news of a small business opening on main street. the paper welcomes the new preacher at church and mourns the passing of an old neighbor. engagements, weddings, the big game on friday night, it's all there. school lunch menus, classifieds and the police blotter. while it may seem innocuous to you, it sure is important to someone in town. people who work in small town papers are a kin to public servants. no one get

the left was a guy who came up through the marine corps, had worked in the defense demps or bob mcnamara, had seen the vietnam war up close, understood what it was about, came out and worked for rand, not rand paul, but the rand corporation. was a person the left despised. the person who leaked the pentagon papers and helped bring it down. that's the kind of guy who is brennan, clapper, comey. >> truth tellers. >> and people who know the stuff that's at issue from the inside, and they become more powerful voices because they know it from the inside, because they're not -- >> and they're not partisan. >> they're not partisan. that was the truth of els berg. remember in 1973 was charged with espionage act and faced 115 years in prison. that's where we're headed. a lot of the per ills of watergate are misguided. we are in that moment right now and this is the beginning of a conversation that is going to go very quickly i think to that kind of draconian kind of retribution this president is going to bring against people who threaten him. >> i want to bring steve schmidt into the conversation

wendy nters, rebecca smith, jerald fishman, robert heisman, hn mcnamara. fathers, so, mothers and daughters. >> people really care about their local news and and it's just devastating for that community and for all of us. >>eporter: outside the "baltimore sun" where flags are flying lower, hearts he are heavy too they light handcandle memory, kneeln respect and work for support. doing theirhaob t day, serving the community, when evil struck and this gathering, no matter how small, it's awa step healing. >> nicole jacobs, thank you for that. memorials are planned forwo of capital gazee employees. tomorrow will be a memorial service fr wendi winters. >> patricia richardson said ramos sent threatening tweets back in 2011. richardson says the paper took the threat seriouoly, but pe records shows detectives elieved ramos didn't pose a threat. the paper refused to press charges because it was, quote, like putting a stick ia beehive. >>> all new this morning, people waking up without a home. overnight flames tore thrthgh r house. this happened in northeast washin

secretary mcnamara commissioned that study and got together within the defense department. scholars and other used highly classified defense department documents to prepare a study of how it went going back to world war ii and thereafter. susan: why did they want to keep the paper secret? ted: it was interesting because this was the nixon administration that was in charge at the time that this litigation was brought. most of the material in the pentagon papers was harmful to previous administrations because, as floyd said, the study went back to the truman administration, that to the end of the second world war. it was particularly embarrassing to president johnson, maybe to a certain degree to president kennedy. the nixon administration was not so badly embarrassed by the contents of the material that was indicated that the government have lied to the american people, had done various different things that were quite damaging. the nixon administration became convinced, in part because secretary kissinger made a particularly strong arguments, that if you don't stop these le

john mcnamara, who went by mac, who loved covering sports as much as playing them. jerald fishman, the consummate newspaperman, working 12 hours a day or more who editorialized about gun violence and became victim of it. rob hiaason, a giant in stature and character who generously mentored young journalists. wendy winters, a prolific writer, mother of three navy officers, and american hero who charged at the gunman and saved lives. those who were senselessly gunned down were members of our valued local press corps. in america we cherish and value our free and independent press. it is a crucial pillar of our democracy. we should not tolerate threats and hatred directed at the media and should support those who bring us the news every day. today we also honor the brave and swift action by first the ders who were on scene within one minute of 9-1-1 calls. today we honor the enduring courage of the capital the scene within gazette staff. their dedication and service to their readers and their commitment to a vibrant free press are a tribute to their profession and profe

mcnamara and the systems analyst came up with that for mr. kennedy in the '63 period. unfortunately mr. nixon combined that treaty. but reagan was brave enough and moral enough and strategic enough to emphasize that to his dying day, i think. >> that's a good question. i started a seminary series on nuclear deterrents and missile defense as part of the commission report. and i still run it. i've done somewhere other 1700 events. missile defense was half of all my seminars after his speech in march of '83. a number of things happened. one is that missile defense was used as i think the primary lea leafleaf -- lever to end the cold war. when the democrats flipped the senate in '87 money were missile defense was reduced. negotiating with the russians to do a global protection against limited strikes which yeltsin was in favor of. but certain powers that be pulled it back. when clinton came in, les aspen got up and said i'm going to take the stars out of "star wars" and cut 40% of all the three t theater defense systems. it took us a decade to pass the missile defense act.

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john mcnamara, 56, was a skilled writer and avid sports fan. he combined these passions in his 24-year career as a sports reporter at "the capital gazette." former sports editor jerry jackson said of mcin a march a, he could write, he could edit, he could design pages. he was just a jack-of-all-trades and a fantastic person. rebecca smith, age 34, who was a newly hired sales assistant known for her kindness, compassion, and love for her family. becca was described by a friend of hers -- a friend of her fiancee as the absolute most beautiful person with the biggest heart and called her death a great loss to this world. wendi winters, age 65, was a talented writer. built her career on a public relations profession and journalist. she was well known for her reporting on the lives and achievements of people within the community. she was a proud navy mom and daughter. as we learn more about the details of the shooting from the survivors, it is clear that wendi herself saved lives during the attack. according to "the capital gazette"'s editorial th