>> meredith's name was meredith hope emerson and we all hoped she was alive.r these things carry on and time passes, you continue to hope, but it diminished after time. >> as the manhunt continued, there was a glimmer of hope. january 4th, 2008, four days after meredith vanished, the u.s. marshall service traced activity on meredith's bank cards. >> the card was used at a local bank 15 miles from the abduction site and 50 miles south of the abduction site and the next day 80 miles. these were attempted where no money was taken. >> which suggested what? >> suggested that her did wouldn't give him the right pin. >> which also suggests maybe she's still alive? >> that's right. >> investigates had been able to trace the phone dpar gary hiltod to call his old boss. that phone call was traced about 50 miles from blood mountain. hilton, it seemed, was moving south toward atlanta. metro pd concealed themselves in and near tabor's building. that was the drop point where his old boss had promised he'd leave hilton $800. >> he doesn't show. we're still looking and wonder

meredith's parents were there. her mother susan addressed hilton. >> i believe you have nothing more than a bully and a weak-minded coward who preys on others. he fancies himself a survivalist. well, anyone can see he's a scared little man on the run. >> the state honored the deal it made with the killer. no death penalty and he was sentenced to life in prison. hilton admitted nothing beyond the emerson murder. >> this is it the first time you've ever done anything like this? >> i'll let my attorney answer. >> by now, investigators from half a dozen southeastern states as well as fbi profilers were rummaging through hilton's past. by the time he was captured, he wasn't much more than a vagrant in a van, but his past was more complex. as an army veteran, hilton had earned an associate degree, gotten a private pilot license on the gi bill and been married three times before the wheels apparently came off. "true crime" author fred rosen has written 25 books. his latest is "trails of death" about hilton. >> to underest

our executive producer tom sent my wife ivy and meredith's husband johnny three questions and we haves. tom what's the first question? >> all right. the first question was, q, i asked johnny and ivy, which of their habits annoyed you guys the most. what do they do that annoys you the most. >> this is easy. >> okay. >> let's see what johnny had to say about this one. the thing that most an noise meredith about me would be when i'm in a bad mood. >> seems like he's in bad mood now. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry johnny. can we give it up for johnny. let's give him some love. johnny! [ applause ] >> i had to rea really persuade persuade him to do. miserable when he's negative. >> wow okay. >> i always fight with him about that. >> i'm not saying anything bad about johnny. because i want um to come back on the show. >> that was easy. what did ivy say, what did my wife ivy say. >> the one thing that annoys quincy about me. i am not organized. i never have been. and i'm not sure i ever will be but i'm working on it. >> yeah. some she's not working on it. [ laughter ] >> messy. i told you. we had

trt: 1:26out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. nat: "you have to have protection inside the schools"president trump says after last week's deadly massacre at a florida high school, america's leaders must find new ways to secure schools.nat: "we're going to - we're going to make changes. i see congress wanting to act now for the first time."the president is urging congress to consider several ideas. among them: letting trained teachers and staff carry concealed guns on campus.but

kron4's white correspondent mark meredith has a closer look at this year's medal of valor recipients.alor year's medal of look at this has a closer mark meredith correspondent white kron4's call of duty.beyond the call of duty. kron4's white correspondent mark meredith has a closer look at this year's medal of valor recipients. he risked his own life to save others.now president trump says andrew hopfensperger of antigo, wisconsin deserves the nation's thanks."when faced with danger, they each put the lives of others before their own"in april 2016, officer hopfensperger was working security for a high school prom when a former student began shooting guests outside the dance."the bad guy came out of the shadows, and shot four students, i just reacted the way i was trained to react" hopfesperger jumped into the gun battle and shot the gunman several times. the suspect later died at the hospital.but miraculously no students were killed. the president says its that kind of bravery that earned hopfesnpberg the medal of valor.the medal of valor is the highest national honor for public safet

>> meredith didn't think she would ever see her dog colonel again. that is because he had been missing for more than three years. >> on wednesday i got a call from the jonesboro humane society that they had a dog turned in, and when they scanned his chip it showed that he was registered to us. so she drove more than 300 miles to reunite with her long love dog. the 11 year old terrier ran away from home in november of 2014. >> he was kind of a he is escape artist, had gotten out couple of times before we had him chipped he had gotten out then the animal shelter encouraged to get him chipped. thankfully they did that before the last time that he got out. >> meredith says the family searched for colonel consistently for a month and then on and off again for the next year, thinking of course, that they would never see him again. >> really sad. >> first doggy ever had. >> well understandably so. and 11 year old terrier runs away from home and missing for a years yes pleural most of us would probably lose little hope. in fact, hank says in the time colonel

now is really not the time, meredith. in this next section, we examine the difference between sick days and personal days. sick days are only to be used when an illness precludes you from doing your job or can spread to your coworkers. personal days, on the other hand, are much more flexible. thank you, meredith. this was delicious. hey, where's the steak sauce? i think we're out. i got some in my minivan somewhere. wait a second. how does the steak factor in again? i think she got it as a tip, but i don't know why she didn't just take cash. i don't care what she's doing. i hope she just keeps doing it. amen, just keep the ribs coming. [chuckling] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you, everybody. thank you so much. thank you. and welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you for tuning in. my guests tonight are amazing people, the heroes who stopped a terror attack on a train in

trt: 1:38out: in washington, i'm mark meredith.e f-b-i says more than a month before suspected school shooter nikolas cruz killed 17 people at a florida high school, it received a tip that cruz was potentially planning a massacre. but the bureau says its agents never followed up. in a statement, f-b-i director christopher wray writes quote: ""we have spoken with victims and families, and deeply regret the additional pain this causes all those affected by this horrific tragedy."but florida senator marco rubio says one apology isn't enough. he's calling for congress to launch an investigation into the f-b-i's protocols.the f-b-i's apology comes as president trump heads to south florida.this weekend, the president is expected to meet with first responders, survivors, and victims' families."this act on wednesday was horrific, by a madman, deputy press secretary raj shah says the president will take action... it can't be tolerated, we have to look at issues like school safety, and look at issues like mental health"over the next two week

hannah meredith, bbc news, nottingham., but one thing you might have missed from pyeongchang is the first game played by the north and south korea combined ice hockey team. well they lost their opening match 8—0, but have a listen to this. singing and chanting. it was the north korean cheerleaders who stole the show in the arena. people had to change seat in the venue so that they could all sit together. this was the result. how is that for synchronisation? north korean style. let's look at the weather forecast. sunday was a better day than saturday for most of us, with more sunshine in the forecast. it will then turn quite frosty.

(grant) (grant) meredith.i'm mark meredith. (grant) a former 49er is detained ...after a threatening instagram post led to his former high school closing for the day. johnathan martin shared this photo of a gun on his verified instragram page last night... with the caption "when you're a bully victim and coward...your options are suicide or revenge." the perceived threat...was serious enough to shut down his former los angeles high school... harvard-westlake...especially in light of what just happened in florida. martin was taken into custody...it is unknown what specific charges he might be facing. martin, who played at stanford, made national headlines when he was bullied by teammates when he was a member of the miami dolphins. he tagged two of those teammates in this instagram story. (vikki)next at 5:30. an update on the good samaritan who says her car was stolen after she helped someone in need. (grant) and brick and mortar stores are on their way out, right? not so fast.... what one bay area mall is doing to stay in busine

kron4-s' white house correspondent mark meredith takes a closer look. ááánats of check's printingáááry steve mnunchin says despite rumors of delays, tax refund checks will go out starting this month.nat: "do you guys have the money?"mnunchin: "we do, so are expectation is that we will begin paying refunds in february" the i-r-s estimates 70 percent of filers will get a refund this year.and that most taxpayers can expect a check within three weeks from filing.after you filed your taxes, there's a quick and free way to see the status of your refund.on the i-r-s's website, you can login to see the date your refund is scheduled to be sent to your bank.but officials admit there are two potential problems that could delay refunds. firstamerica faces another potential government shutdown on february 8th. but the congressional budget office says even if the government stays open, the treasury department is already running out of money.recent tax cuts mean the government is collecting 10-15 billion less a month.secretary mnunchin says the fix rests with congress."we've always raised the debt

later, meredith >> i don't believe teachers should be armed. i believe teachers should teach. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> but that's exactly what's wrong with this country. we have people in washington, d.c. representatives, senators and legislatures telling teachers what they should do without asking teachers what do you want to do? [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] host: that was sheriff steve israel, part of cnn's townnal florida last night which followed yesterday's white house listening session on school safety and guns. the president meeting this morning with state and local officials on school safety and that's where we'll pick up the conversation this morning on this thursday, february 22, 2018. welcome to "washington journal." our co

reporter mark meredith is in washington with the very latest.enators, arizona's john mccain and delaware's chris coons, are introducing a bi-partisan bill they say protects so-called "dreamers" and secures the border.their plan, which matches a bill already in the house, would give millions of undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship.and also spend more money on border security. but the plan does not include president trump's demand for a border wall between the u-s and mexico.the president says that's just one reason the mccain/coons bill will never become law."oh we're building the wall, believe me or not much else is going to get done"both democrats and republicans admit time is running out to find any solution.some dreamers will be eligible for deportation as early as march. the white house is trying to pressure democrats to make a deal.on monday, senior white house staff met with conservative immigration activists.among them: mario rodriguez of hispanic 100 outreach, who called on democrats to protect dreamers at all costs."if you r

reporter mark meredith is at the white house with more. out: at the white house, i'm mark meredith.i'm very angry this happened, because it keeps happening"for over an hour, survivors of america's deadliest school shootings shared their deeply personal stories of loss and heartbreak with president trump."how many schools, how many students have to be shot..it stops now" some of the most powerful comments came from six students from parkland, florida.it's there a gunman killed 17 people one week ago. nat: "i woke up to find out my best friend was gone.i don't understand why someone can buy a weapon of war in a few minutes"the president says last week's massacre has him considering new safety proposals.among his ideas strengthening background checks.and allowing trained teachers to carry guns on campus.but mark barden, who lost his son in the 2012 newtown massacre, says more guns in schools won't change anything. "nobody wants to see a shoot out in a school, and a deranged sociopath is not going to care if someone is there with a gun on thursday, the president is expected to meet with

i met a woman named meredith. used to go to bed every sunday night sick with anxiety about her work also one day with her husband josh, she did a bold thing. josh had worked in bike stores since he was a teenager. insecure, controlled work. josh and meredith decided to set up a bike store with her colleague that ran on a different principle. it is a democratic operative. democracy now.it they don't have a boss. they take all of the big decisions together. they sure the profits. they share of the good tasks and less good tasks so no one gets stuck with the more depressing task. one thing that is so fascinating and spending times with them is how many of them talked about how depressed and anxious they had been previously in their workplace, but not now. that is completely in mind with the professors findings. we have a society that is putting in place all sorts of structures that are causing depression and anxiety yet we i learned about these nine causes of depression and exciting for which their scientific evidenc

caller: good morning, meredith mcgehee. thank you so much for your work on behalf of open and honest government. questions.o ask two after the congresspeople leave office, are they able to go to work for businesses that they in fact served on committees to regulate? i wish i would have heard this a week ago, because senators wyden and merkley were just in our rural area, and i would have liked to have put the question of the independent ethics on the senate side in front of them. thank you very much. guest: thank you, yes. i would encourage any of the listeners, the viewers, to ask this question of their senators, and what are they going to do to ensure there is some degree of independent investigatory authority on the senate like? it is a huge gap. on the revolving door, which is what you first raised, there is this question of someone who serves in congress, and then leaves. what do they do after they leave? the revolving door generally refers to members of congress who leave and then become and work here in washington, a

hannah meredith has more. this is the nearest i will be to being in space.now it. ten volunteers will spend three days in a bed that is tipped by minus six degrees. the head lower than the body to simulate the effects of zero gravity. it is a term used for the participants to iron —— undertake bed rest studies. on earth, our bodies are working against gravity but in space, weightlessness creates problems. they have muscle wasting and develop osteoporosis. they come back to earth prediabetic and that is because they are being so in active, they are not contracting their muscles. it is a project run alongside the european space agency. biopsies measure how the body is coping but how are they getting on themselves? you are slightly upside down so is not like literally upside down so is not like literally upside down but there is a weed distribution in your body. after a while, you got used to it. —— weird. it feels like you are lying in bed. i watched an entire netflix series yesterday. today, i have more freedom with my arms so i will be writing my thesis. it

hannah meredith, bbc news, nottingham. has crashed, soon after taking off from moscow on a domestic flight. officials say there are no survivors. as oxfam admit they ‘failed in moral leadership', the government is warning uk charities that funding will be withdrawn if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by staff. the foreign secretary borisjohnson is holding talks in myanmar about the return of rohingya muslims. now its time for meet the author. two children are inseparable. theyire tom apart by an accident; late in life they meet again. then we're taken into a parallel world, where they meet in middle—age and have a passionate affair. then another, in which they marry young but confront unhappiness. they are ivy and abe, and in elizabeth enfield's novel, each of these stories reveals a part of their character as if all of us aren'tjust who we are here and now, but are always carrying with us the weight of the oldest question of all — what if? welcome. in this book, we are reminded

cabot phillips talks meredith mc, and gehee will discuss congressional reform. watch "washington journal" live this morning to join the discussion. event and discussion on the shifting dynamics and health care markets. 9:00 a.m.egins at eastern on c-span c-span2. then a conversation on the future of iraq and the middle east. on c-span 2nstitute a number of russian at lets were banned from the winter olympics. look at the russian doping schedule and efforts, including protections. that gets underway at 3:30 c-span2.lso on next, the panel looks at russian u.s. elections. and federal election commission spoke at the unrigged at tulane university in new orleans. nonprofit organization known as represent us hosted the organization. >> hello, everyone. i'm glad you are here. withis from russia facebook. foreign influence and the u.s. elections. ke

hannah meredith reports. this is the nearest i'll be to being in space.that is spending three days in a bit that is tipped by —6 degrees. the head lower than the body to simulate the effects of zero gravity. pillownauts is the term used for healthy participants that undertake bed rest studies and they immitate being astronauts but lying in bed. on earth, our bodies are continually working against gravity but in space, weightlessness creates problems. they have muscle wasting and develop osteoporosis. they come back to earth prediabetic and that is because they are being so inactive in space, they are not contracting their muscles. the trial is running alongside a project by the european space agency. blood tests and muscle biopsies monitor how the body is coping but how are the pillownauts themselves getting on? you're slightly upside down so it's not like literally hanging upside down but there's a weird distribution of sensation in your body. after a while ijust got used to it and then you didn't really have any discomfort. itjust feels like you're lyin

hannah meredith, bbc news, nottingham. days in bed and then three days of rehab from being in bed. where do i sign up? hello, a lot of crisp sunshine but also snow showers. you have been sending lots of beautiful pictures. this is a nice one from molly in antrim, northern ireland. continuing snow showers this evening and into tomorrow. this moved over us last night, rattling windows in the north with severe gales. look at the showers streaming off the atlantic. they will continue to night and into western areas, and northern areas, but the east and south will be clear and cold to night and the winds will drop out and temperatures will fall. -2' drop out and temperatures will fall. -2, -3 drop out and temperatures will fall. —2, —3 in city centres, elsewhere possibly as low as minus five. monday morning cold and frosty. a lot of sunshine around a monday night, more bad weather on the way. this is bbc news. our latest headlines. oxfam admitted they "failed in moral leadership", the government is warning uk charities that tax

hannah meredith, bbc news, nottingham.categories, take a look at this footage from japan. it's a charity fundraising event featuring some of the biggest stars of sumo wrestling and their young fans. keep in mind that the average sumo wrestler weighs about 150 kilograms, over 300 lbs. the little boy is trying to get him out of the ring and finally succeeds! you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. bye—bye for now. sunday was a better day than saturday for most of us. there was more sunshine in the forecast, despite it being cold and blustery. this evening, wintry showers will continue across western areas and for many eastern areas, it will turn frosty. the speckles on the satellite picture are all those wintry showers pouring down from the north—west on a cold, polar maritime airstream. it really will be cold tonight and tomorrow. plenty of snow showers across the west, particularly western scotland and northern ireland, where the accumulations will continue. the odd one may travel into the midlands, b

and issue one's meredith mcgehee will discuss reform. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. announcer: former housing and urban development secretary julian castro spoke at a young democrats event in new hampshire. he talks about lyrical strategy heading into the 18 and 2020 elections. mr. castro also served as mayor of san antonio, texas and has said he is considering running for president. >> all right. i have the honor and privilege of introducing our featured speaker tonight. when we were thinking about who ,o invite to our event tonight we were looking and we were thinking, we came across secretary julian castro. and who better to speak to new hampshire young democrats? our core mission is to train, recruit and elect young democrats. we could not think of anyone more perfect to speak to us tonight as we continue to grow, as we continue to support young candidates. as someone who at the age of 24 -- 26? was a city counselor in san antonio. and at the age of 32 became

think he would have beaten goldwater but you don't know because they were getting angry over james meredith. it would have been an interesting election but the last dance is one for the agency. >> i think he has dropped he was at stratospheric heights i do think he has dwindled in the professional rankings and popular. twenty or 30 years ago you could.turn on the crown to see him depicted as a bully wife beater and a bad guy as he was in the crown. in the aftermath like the death of mckinley or lincoln many previously considered sins are forgotten but over time particularly mckinley dwindled in the 30s and 40s when professional historians came out and my sense is jack kennedy is similarly suited. >> now he got kennedy performing arts center, kennedy airport, kennedy space center, the memorials and monuments will be here for a long time. i think he remains an important president. >> how many of you can remember where you were when you learned he was shot? now i will predict looking at most of you i don't think all of you will be alive in 30 years so when this generation passes kennedy will b

in washington, i'm mark meredith.nt)(grant) let's get a on for kron4 news at six steve aveson is standing by in the newsroom.. steve?(steve) thanks grant.. coming up new tonight at six. there is a new push to fix the backlog of untested rape kits here in the bay area. tonight - we talk to a santa clara county supervisor about the effort now being taken to find a solution. then - new numbers just in from ice... detailing how many undocument immigrants have been taken into custody since a big crackdown started sunday... grant?(grant) thanks steve - we will see you at six. (vicki) as we've been reporting... it's been snowing in some parts of the bay area. but... it's been snowing a lot more in the sierra. (grant) joining us now...kevin coop cooper with kirkwood, heavenly and northstar... what's it look like where you're at? the national weather service has issued a winter storm warning for a stretch of central nevada along u.s. highway 50 in effect until 1 p.m. tuesday.the service says up to 9 inches is expected in the u

mark meredith is in washington with the very latest.wo senators, arizona's john mccain and delaware's chris coons, are introducing a bi-partisan bill they say protects so-called "dreamers" and secures the border.their plan, which matches a bill already in the house, would give millions of undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship.and also spend more money on border security. but the plan does not include president trump's demand for a border wall between the u-s and mexico.the president says that's just one reason the mccain/coons bill will never become law."oh we're building the wall, believe me or not much else is going to get done"both democrats and republicans admit time is running out to find any solution.some dreamers will be eligible for deportation as early as march. the white house is trying to pressure democrats to make a deal.on monday, senior white house staff met with conservative immigration activists.among them: mario rodriguez of hispanic 100 outreach, who called on democrats to protect dreamers at all costs."if y

and let's bring in julie alvin, the senior digital director of lifestyle at the meredith corporation and editor of the washington times and fox news contributor, welcome both. >> thank you. >> shannon: more liberals got support and a tweet said this, senator feinstein is opposes marijuana legalization and not for impeachment. it doesn't surprise me she didn't get an endorsement from california democrats. what do you say? >> i agree. i think it's indicative of the way the democratic party is moving. there are people like diane finestein and lapinski and have not been part of the resistance against the administration and in lapinski's case he voted against obama scare and marriage equality and abortion rights. it's not surprising to me they are not garnering the endorsement of the democratic party following the 2016 election with the groundswell around bernie sanders. >> shannon: i'm .. shannon: i'm those candidates. >> it's good to have a very stronger, loyal, better opposition than to have people that have gone over the line into full-on socialism. of course, this sort of holding peo

meredith, she is lead physician on the indestructible "grey's anatomy-- thursdays nights on abc- pleasey: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm really well. you're talking about all my favorite things. >> jimmy: what are your favorite things. >> gays, cakes and doughnuts. >> jimmy: gays, cakes and doughnuts, that covers it. >> yeah both of which i don't touch any more. >> jimmy: what about football, wait, which. >> the cake and doughnuts, i still occasionally rub a gay. >> jimmy: you have to it's good luck. i want to ask you about, because i know and your husband chris are both from massachusetts how you reacted to the super bowl on sunday, do you care? >> it was his birthday. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, yeah that's a double whammy isn't it. >> yeah but you know what i say, that's what they get for supporting giant cheato in charge that's karma for you belichick. >> jimmy: did they support him or did he decide they supported him. >> they didn't announce. >> jimmy: so you were running against the patriots. >> no i didn't say that. >> jimmy: oh,

but first we joined two of the biggest stagers in the business, meredith baer and cheryl eisen showing off their newest projects in manhattan. cheryl eisen: we've decorated this home to be a lavish ode to new york luxury. follow me, and we'll take a closer look. [music playing] sara gore: welcome to open house. today's show is all about homes that were styled to sell. we joined some of the biggest names in design

. >> well, i brought that home at night and meredith had left out a plate of fried chicken for me.ugh this with the other. the next day she said you've got chicken stains on the historic document. >> going through these boxes and these papers, we were reminded of the value of pen and paper. i say the questions that i had prepared for soviet leader mikhail gorbachev and his interview on television. >> there's no uglier symbol of the division between east and west, the division between your country and what the west stands for than the berlin wall. >> evidence too of how a moment in time can inspire. >> this says 1984, tom brokaw photos, d-day france. >> that was the beginning of one of the most important chapters in my life. the 40th anniversary of d-day. >> now, you guys haven't been back here in 40 years. >> right. that's right, tom. >> i can remember vividly my emotions walking onto the beach with two veterans who came ashore. these 18-year-old kids had to wade ashore against the greatest onslaught of fire you can imagine from the germans in a high position. and that was the begi

was that meredith? i'm not sure who that is.don't know that photo, jon. >> jon: i don't know that photo. >> stephen: super famous. the a lot of the depression was less depressing than you think. you know who's not smiling much? donald trump sr. it seems like the ongoing russia investigation is really getting to him. in just the past week, he's tweeted about russia 20 times. just this morning tweeting, "question: if all of the russian meddling took place during the obama administration, right up to january 20th, why aren't they the subject of the investigation? why didn't obama do something about the meddling? why aren't dem crimes under investigation? ask jeff sessions!" you ask jeff sessions! he's your attorney general! you can literally-- the phone. you can use the phone that you're tweeting to call him! ( laughter ) ( applause ) actually, trump might not be sure who to call. because before deleting the tweet and correcting it, trump originally posted, "ask jeff session!" wow, he demoted the attorney general to the singular (

>> the pairing of howard cosell with don meredith is a classic sitcom odd couple kind of pairing.y what those guys were saying. the booth itself was almost like a variety show. >> we have our expert with us here this evening. >> i called it a traveling freak show and it really was kind of a traveling freak -- and the head freak was howard, no question about that. >> the tension between the two of them made for the kind of the thing that you wanted to see every week. >> professional football is rapidly growing into a very big business. >> you understand football. our football, not what they call football in europe. >> i like to watch it. but i don't understand too much about it. >> would you look to learn more about it? >> we were on a mission that took us very close to saying, screw the football fan because he's going to come anyway. what we needed to do is appeal to women. we needed to appeal to the casual football fan. that's why we started telling stories that humanized the mayors. >> joe namath, one of the greatest of all time. unfortunately his legs do not go with that arm. >

meredith ne's mcgee. be sure to watch live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> vice president spence will speak at the political action conference this morning. we'll hear from white house council, senator ted cruz and education secretary bet devos. live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> following last week's president ting trump met with people who lost family members killed at sandy hook elementary and columbine high school.

and issue 1's meredith mcgahey will discuss congressional ethics reform. be sure to washington c-span's "washington journal" live thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> the alliance for health care holds a discussion on the change health care market. you can see it live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. and on c-span, it's the first day of the political action network conference. our live coverage begins at 1035 a.m. with vice president pence addressing attendees. and later we hear from senator cruz, education secretary betsy devos and labor secretary alex acosta. see it live on c-span. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span i b

and issue one's meredith mcgehee will discuss reform. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. announcer: former housing and urban development secretary julian castro spoke at a young democrats event in new hampshire. he talks about lyrical strategy heading into the 18 and 2020 elections. mr. castro also served as mayor of san antonio, texas and has said he is considering running for president. >> all right. i have the honor and privilege of introducing our featured speaker tonight. when we were thinking about who to invite to our event tonight

i think on november 9th of 6th of whatever, the stock was printing $10 two weeks later, meredith bought it for $18.50 cash up 85% i don't want to hear about efficient market, all that is knowable is discounted the case for a lot of big companies, but there are lot of inefficiencies in the market and that's what i try to capitalize on if you told me five years ago in my career, my largest position would be alphabet or google, i'd say, i doubt it. i look at the s&p. this is where i start from what is the s&p made up of 500 companies. on average are growing about 5%. they have a dividend yield of about 2% sell around three times book value. they have debt to capital around 35% and for that wonderful collection of financial statistic, i was pegged 18 times earnings i'm trying to find more growth or earnings and yield, more underlying asset value at a more attractive price and when i look at my top 25, we've done it. as long as we're right on the asumtss behind each of these securities >> it's interesting. i believe when we spoke to you last before the end of the year, i think you told me at

. >> i was talking to a producer meredith mandel. she was telling me the idea that the steele dossier is a smoking gun to say that this investigation should not be followed through is a little ludicrous if you're looking at it from a legal standpoint if you were a judge looking at the case. if your neighbor says i went to a cop and said i believe this person, katy tur, is making meth in her house and the cops follow through and investigate and find, lo and behold, i am making meths in my house, i cannot go to a judge and say, you cannot use that evidence because my neighbor clearly does not like me. doesn't want to see me succeed. doesn't think i should be making money. that would not hold in a court of law. >> that's exactly right. this is something the legal unit has been researching. the meth case is a real one and the answer was the judge looks at whether the underlying facts provide the kind of suspicion to justify a warrant which means they gather more facts. it doesn't mean anyone is guilty. the fact that someone may have a re

but as white house correspondent mark meredith reports, the threat of a shutdown is still very much alive. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says for the first time, in a long time, senate leaders have agreed to pass a federal budget."this bill represents a significant bi- partisan step forward"if approved, the deal would fund the government for the next two years.in it, the senate adds 300 billion additional dollars for military and domestic programs, extends the children's health insurance program, or chip, for ten years, and boosts spending to fight the opioid epidemic. senate minority leader chuck schumer says the deal isn't perfect, but it's better than no deal at all."the budget doesn't have everything republicans want, or what democrats want, but it has a great deal of what the american people want"but not every senator is ready to vote yes.republican senator john kennedy says most lawmakers need to read the details of the deal first. "i've got to see a) where they're spending the money or b) see how its going to add to their deficit" while the senate has an agreement, that's

gillon and please give our warm regards to your boss, meredith atwell-baker. that family is a legend in houston, texas, iconic, so please give our regards. i'd like to brag about texas and give a perspective on chairman walden's comments about square miles. he talked about connecticut and oregon. for the record, texas is 268,597 square miles. my district, texas 22, is a small portion of that, 1,032 square miles, very small. basically it's halfway between rural and suburban. because it's so close to houston, all the challenges with the telecom industry, the 5g, aren't really applicable. but we did suffer a disaster, hurricane harvey hit us in august. after that puerto rico was hit with maria and the virgin islands as well as florida was hit by hurricane irma. we've seen rushes of mud because of the lost of the cover. as these disasters hit, it's critically important that we get the communications infrastructure up and running as quickly as possible to give these communities the help they need to recover as quickly as possible. that's why hr-4845 is called the c

hannah meredith has been to meet them. this is the nearest i'll be to being in space.s tipped by minus six degrees. the effects of zero gravity. but lying in bed. but in space, weightlessness creates problems. they have muscle wasting and develop osteoporosis. so inactive in space, they are not contracting their muscles. a project by the european space agency. but how are the pillownauts themselves getting on? in your body. and then you didn't really have any discomfort. itjust feels like you're lying in bed. i watched an entire netflix series yesterday. that got me through the day. writing my thesis. could still take nine months for us to get there. they are working to make sure our bodies can withstand the journey. that they can undertake their duties. rehab to observe the return—to—earth effect. of the giant leap toward manned missions to mars. hannah meredith, bbc news, nottingham. thought it would be about duvets and pillows. pillows. it didn't look that relaxing, did it? relaxing, did it? time to look at the papers. with us to tell us what's caught her eye. good