morton did not believe that was the best way to get things done. he had pretty much mentored o'kane to this finely tuned machine, without a doubt, the finest submarine skipper of the second world war for the united states navy. anyway, o'kane took command of patrolg on her first war and she set sail in 1944. this is a facsimile of the scorecard. she went on five war patrols, from the 22nd of january to the fourth of march, 1944. on her first, she sank five japanese merchant ships. that is a pretty good score for the first patrol. you have to understand a submarine, as any ship or military force, they operate as a team and it took a little while, even though they were well-trained, it took a little while to get them oiled up. and ready to go. the second patrol on the 15th of may, 1944, she was not assigned her normal duty. normal duty was to find any -- enemy ships and sink and kill them. it was the opposite on the second patrol. the second patrol was that of a life-saving mission. she was set up as a lifeguard, if you will, during the american nava

morton was an officer who tended to break the rules. demand theout and periscope. the skipper was the one that manned the periscope. cocaine finely tuned -- cocaine tuned thefinely machine, without a doubt, the greatest summering skipper. annually, he took command of the summary and and set sail in 1944. she went on five more patrols, her first was in the 20 -- her first was in january of 1944. on her first, she sank five merchant ships. that is pretty good. , they operate as a team and it took a little while, even though they were well trained, it took some time to get them oiled up. the second ending on the 15th of may, 1944, she was not assigned her normal duty. her normal duty was to find ships and sink them. it was the opposite on the second patrol. it was a lifesaving mission. she was set up as a lifeguard, if you will, during the american naval strike on track island. what her job was was to locate american pilots who were down and forced them to ditch and rescue them. the summering with surface, they would get the airman, they would , and then aboard submer

morton and guys like sam dealey and later richard o'kane really took those tactics and honed into the financial and made the submarine in the u.s. one of the fighting forces that ever went to war. richard o'kane was the first and only officer of the tang in he had served as executive officer under deadly -- debbie walker. walker.y they combined to be a deadly team. morton was an officer who tend to break the rules and did things his own way. -- youe the boat 12 o go the boat 12 richard o'kane manned the periscope. the skipper was the one that manned the periscope and did everything and more to did not believe that was the best way to get things done. you had -- he had pretty much richardward -- mentored o'kane to this finely tuned machine, without a doubt, the greatest submarine skipper. annually, o'kane took command of the tang and she said sale in genuine 1944. set sail in 1944. she went on five war patrols, her first was in the 22nd of january to the fourth of march, 1944. on her first, she sank five merchant ships. that is a pretty good score for the first patrol. a summary, as an

eric: thomas morton. or thatgs not to admire he came to the shore of the a for harbor and set up trading post in the mid-16 20's to compete with the pilgrims. they did not like that. they were somewhat straightlaced. thomas morton, who claimed to be outpost, started an ount."they dubbed "merrim he would have raucous parties with drinking and singing and songs about having sex. they were having a lot of fun. he put an 80 foot pole with antlers out to be a mark for everyone to know he was having a big party. they would drink a lot and trade with indians. that not what i admire about him. [laughter] that he wasre sticking it to the pilgrims a little bit. he broke about his adventure -- wrote about his adventure. him theg i admire about most is that he wrote extensively about the indians in such a unique way. he truly respected the indians he met. he said that if he had a choice, he would live with the indians. he said they respected their elderly, had no jails, no crime, they are kind to each other, they are

there's a michael morton case, which shows everybody. michael morton was convicted and served 25 years for killing his wife. this was down in texas. the reason this happened, or one of the reasons it happened, was the prosecutor hid evidence. it was evidence of another man lurking out there that came from the victim's son. the prosecution hid the evidence. now this was before dna came along and when dna came along, morton said, look i would like to have some of the evidence tested because of blood splatter and semen, some dna evidence that could be tested, and said i would like to be tested because i know i'm innocent, i will be cleared. ken anderson, by that time a state judge, importuned the current dna not allow testing go forward. he did not want to have michael morton exonerated because he knew it would reflect badly on him and he would be revealed. it took six years of the court of texas to get the evidence that exonerated michael mortgage. what happened at that point discovered dna pointed to norwood. norwood was tried and convict

from the audience's right, joseph morton, the washington correspondent for the ohama world herald and the membership secretary of the national press club. alfaruk is a report nor gray sheet. jennifer, president of respectability u.s.a. bengie sarlan, political reporter for msnbc. candy carson this wife of our speaker. [applause] >> thomas burr. the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and the vice president of the national press club. myron bellkind, george washington prosecutor president and former profit the national mess club. kevin meredith, the manager editor of the "washington post". gabrielle debenedetti, the national political correspondent for politico. jasmin is the correspondent for the kuwait news agency. dekari aaron, director of strategic communication for the data quality campaign. [applause] >> i also want to welcome our other guests in the room today. and our c-span and public radio audiences. i want to welcome our audience watching the live stream on our web site and you can follow the action on twitter. use the hash tag, npclive. our speaker today has

morton.my mistake, i should have invited you to introduce any guests you have here. >> i have my wife, my son, my daughter's on a camping trip today and couldn't be here -- >> she's the lucky one. >> and my boss, the president of opec, elizabeth littlefield is also sitting in the second row. >> thank you so much. we appreciate that. mr. ward, we'd like to hear from you and your nomination to the representative to the organization of chemical weapons, would you like to introduce people you have here with you today? >> i have no immediate family with me here today, i would like to introduce the former ambassador, dr. robert mclack, and also the brother i never had, robert cadillac who is the deputy staff director on the committee. i'm honored to have both here with me today. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, ranking member senator murphy, it is an honor to appear before you as president barack obama's nominee to be the united states representative to the organization for the prohibition of chemica

morton.mr. ward, you have a responsibility that is enormous, really, when you're dealing with the product or the material that you're dealing with. we're seeing some open source reporting that mustard gas is being used in syria. can you enlighten us any on that? i realize we're not in classified setting, but is there anything you can say in open source sort of fashion that would talk about that? >> we certainly have had concerns for years that isil has been seeking such weapons. and there have been allegations and reports that they have actually used these types of weapons. it's something the united states is looking at very seriously. the cost that it involves -- there's an intelligence involvement in this. but something to bring attention to the committee is that the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, it's fact-finding mission, one of the missions has focused on the allegations that such chemicals were used in august. and we expect by the end of this week for that fact-fi

hopes they will be hearing morning. new at six, the war of words between congressman baker and seth morton he up. what has them at odds. heather: and a 30-year-old cold mistry. -- new clues from allentown new hampshire. harvey: a cold night under way with some areas in freezing. we will let you know when this wet weather will be moving in. >> coming for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a list of can't be right's." seriously? at stop&shop, prices have just dr opped on thousands more items. ed: it has taken 30 years, but new clues were unveiled today of a woman and three girls murdered. heather: now they really need help from the public. >> somehow, these four people slipped through the cracks. reporter: the image is brand-new in a case stone cold for 30 years. >> all four of our victims were likely born inside the united ha

are identified as 21-year- old dillon jeffrey, and drakeel cory and 9-year-old gal vin and zachary morton. >>> potential relief for fishermen who can't catch crab. first. the worst part was treated as if i was a criminal. >> asked to leave the plane, then let back on. a man's ordeal that has an airline apologizing. >>> where looking at the east bay commute, right now this is to look at highway 24 on the way to the tunnel. >>> the cold air is sticking around, it's going to stick around for a while. more on that coming up. [door knocking] [door bell ringing] ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you candy. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you... ♪ ♪ apple and plum and apricot-a too, eh! ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house a come on. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house... ♪ ♪ i'm gonna give you everything. ♪ complete your thanksgiving table at target. right now butterball premium frozen turkey is only 99 cents a pound. ♪ come on-a my house . >>> a wide receiver for the rams was shot twice in the head. stedman bailey will undergo surgery this morning. there's reports he was

>> the jury is still out. >> bishop morton, thank you so much for your time, appreciate it. >> thank bless you. >> thank you. >>> the next republican presidential debate right here on cnn, tuesday, december 15. 9:00 p.m. eastern. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. (vo) what'scorn? dog food's first ingredient? wheat? in new purina one true instinct grain free, real chicken is always #1. no corn, wheat or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. hurry, offers end soon. plan well and enjoy life... ♪ or, as we say at unitedhealthcare insurance company, go long. how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just medicare pays... consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan

he became like a brother to chow meeting him and his associates in expensive restaurants like morton's in china town. in one exchange, he tells jordan, i'm ready to do business with you. i have mr. chow's blessing. tell me what you want me to co. >> the government maintains chow directed his criminal activities, even though defense attorneys say he had no involvement. >> jordan, his standard response was no, no, no. prosecutor. did he take the money? >> jordan, yes, immediately. >> chow's attorney says his client thought jordan was giving it to him out of respect. >> he did take some money, but he didn't take money for anything illegal. >>> the f.b.i. agent is back on the stand tomorrow. the court is protecting his identity by closing the jury to members of the public. >> chilly weather can mean bringing out the old space heaters. but they can be deadly if they're not used properly. how do you know if they're safe? >> 7 on your side is teaming up for this exclusive report on portable heaters. this is important for everybody. >> i've got to tell you, the stats on these things are pretty

of quarters just to go shopping or if you are like chris, hanging out with chris and mike and at mortons and know how their dinners go way longer than plan, before they even get to dinner they are in the bar area for two hours. they like to wait for their tables. it is more fun that way they tell us. you can now not worry about getting a ticket or having your car towed away in a place like mortons longer then you expected because you can just pay for your parking and add extra time with this new app. it is christmastime. look at where we are, lauren. we're on walnut across the street from tiffany's, i said tiffany's at four. here's another place chris can shop swarovski with miranda kerr the the famous super model who just yesterday was out in the warm weather at 30 rock because they are going to have one of these crystals on top of the the 30 rock tree there. little will version of it right there. you can get that for your desk if you like you can put the that on your wish list with chris or anyway whole point, if chris is in here not neglect what to get you at swarovski he doesn't to h

the top ten preschooler approved toys for 20155 (sot: megan morton, goddard school) "these toys have all been tested by kids six weeks all the way to six weeks old. so it's tried and true. you know they will get educational for them as well" as part of the process the toy testers learned to vote. and now they're learning about giving. goddard will donate 100 of the winners to toys for tots. by the way -- one of the top ten toys is a john deere toy. today in iowa continues in a moment with the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist check forecast. rain and some thunderstorms will track through today and tonight. we will then see falling temperaaures on friday, chilly temps on saturday and climb back into the mid 50s for next week. it's and coming up on today in iowa. two ttenagers are facing charges after police said they got in the middle of a fight on a bus and hit police officers in the process. plus... nasa has a big announcement coming later today about mars. and a scientist from eastern

. >> danny found a member of the irvine family, whose name was morton irvine smith, to essentially serve as a front man for pem group, and they claimed in documents that he was the chairman of the holding company, that the family had a big share holding in pem group. >> narrator: irvine, which has a large taiwanese population, has a certain cachet overseas, and major taiwanese banks like standard chartered plc, hua nan, and sinopac are impressed by pang's credentials and his connections. they persuade 16,000 individual investors to pour more than $800 million into pem group. >> people would, you know, wire $20 million, $30 million, $50 million, and pem group grew from having $20 million or $40 million of investment capital from a taiwanese bank or a consortium of banks. suddenly it had $500 million or $700 million. >> narrator: and for the next few years, pang spends it like water. >> he did get rich quick -- very quickly. he owned five cars, including very fancy ones, and he lived in this gated community in newport beach. he belonged to this club. he was flying around in jets, living th

dylan jeffery, drake zackory morton were booked into the fremont jail on felony vandalism charges. >> catherine:nearly 50- million gallons of water were lost in the incident back in may. >> catherine:surveillance video shows three men sneaking into the area and destroying the inflatable dam. >> catherine:county water district officials say the vandalism is even more damaging because of the drought. the water that leaked was enough to provide 500 homes with water for a year. the value of the damage to the destroyed dam was around 1-million dollars. >> catherine: >> catherine:a bizzare sight this afternoon in san francisco. had police rushing to the scene at fifth and bryant streets. >> catherine:grant lodes here now to show you the problem. >> grant:here it is. a man. sitting on top a freeway sign. in the middle of the day. the man. you see him here without his shirt. and we're told at one point he was naked. >> grant:how the man got to the top of eastbound 80 sign is unknown. but c-h-p officers spotted him around 2:30 this afternoon. got him to put his pants back on. and then talked h

"scandal" star joe morton will be caused at birth hospital's negligence. for almost 40 years, jacoby & meyers has offered these cases demand. money needed to care for and support their child. there have been many advances of cerebral palsy. we believe you should be able to take advantage of all of them. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from milk, fruit, cultures. mmmm, yoplait. so you don't have to stop. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. it is up to you. tylenol . of this place pis you can eat as much cereal as you want. m going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it.

john morton chief the surgery in stanford compares skin removal surgery after massive weight loss to breast reconstruction following breast cancer. >> we know doing breast cancer surgery can save lives and when that happens, there's restoration of the breast and it's a mandated procedure. and bariatric surgery actually is life-saving as well. >> reporter: he has not treated bee an but believes skin removal should be considered preventative medicine in extreme cases. >> the skin can break down and you can have bleeding and can create ulcers. >> reporter: something she goes to extreme measures to avoid. she is now trying to crowd fund her surgery quickly becoming the poster girl for the problem hoping her struggle will help others. >> we have a long way to go in our society when it comes to treating obesity seriously. >> reporter: we helped her find a plastic surgeon who would submit her claim but it's been denied by her insurer blue shield which tells us it does cover skin removal in some circumstances. she is appealing the denial with state regulators. julie watts, kpix 5. >>> switch

livingston and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion.acrobatic, the wagenia dive into the treasurous rapids in what is still referred to as stanley falls. navigate down stream between baskets that need tending. perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days -- not much. >> so it is the second biggest falls in the congo river. >> ogi is a fisherman and was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wagenia, pierre musala, is said to be a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the 1870s. thank him for the privilege of seeing his community. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: it's a present from the chief. this is a way to welcome the delegation of cnn. >> the wagenia tribe made, what was in retrospect, the mistake of allowing stanley to pass. the famous explorer, of course, pretty much shot and raided his way along this historic route to the coast, before effectively jump-starting the c

agent became like a brother to chow, meeting him and his associates in expensive restaurants like morton'san said chow's driver became his point man for criminal activities. in one exchange, he tells jordan i'm ready to do business with you. i have mr. chow's blessing. tell me what you want me to do. the government maintains chow directed criminal activities of associates though defense attorneys say he had no involvement. jordan said he gave envelopes to cash of to chow and he would decline before taking it. jordan, his standard response was no, no. no. prosecutor did he take the money? yord on, yes, immediately. chow's attorney says his client thought he was giving it to him out of respect. >> he did take money but not for anything illegal. >> the fbi agent is back on the stand. his identity is being protected by a closed meeting. >> the price to pay for all of those pixels. >> high definition tvs are already expensive. explaining a hidden cost. >> ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you

. >> grant:dylan jeffery, drake elk-houri, gavin palmon, and zackory morton were booked into the fremont jail on felony vandalism charges. >> grant:nearly 50-million gallons of water were lost at the incident back in may. surveillance video shows three men sneaking into the area and destroying the inflatable dam. >> grant:county water district officials say the water that leaked was enough to provide 500 homes with water for a year. the damage to the destroyed dam was around 1-million dollars. >> grant:we first told you about alert.just after 3:00 this afternoon. stay connected with all the breaking news by downloading the kron4 mobile app. >> grant:it's free for apple and android users. >> pam: the golden state warriors could make history tonight. the game against the l-a lakers started about 45- minutes ago. >> pam: if the dubs win tonight. it will be their 16th- straight win since the season began. and no team in history has ever done that! >> pam: kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from oracle arena where fans are confident a win is in the making. >> reporter: and are counting on thi

agent became like a brother to chow, meeting him and his associates in expensive restaurants like morton'said chow's driver became his point man for criminal activities. in one exchange, he tells jordan i'm ready to do business with you. i have mr. chow's blessing. tell me what you want me to do. the government maintains chow directed criminal activities of associates though defense attorneys say he had no involvement. jordan said he gave envelopes to cash of to chow and he would decline before taking it. jordan, his standard response was no, no. no. prosecutor did he take the money? yord on, yes, immediately. chow's attorney says his client thought he was giving it to him out of respect. >> he did take money but not for anything illegal. >> the fbi agent is back on the stand. his identity is being protected by a closed meeting. >> the price to pay for all of those pixels. >> high definition tvs are already expensive. explaining a hidden cost. >> abc7 come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brili

berry: jon morton, a drink-driver, destroyed the lives of amy baxter and hayley jones, with miss baxtereing so severely injured that she is paralysed from the neck down and still in hospital 16 months later. he was sentenced to just a three-year driving ban, a fine and a 20-week tag. weeks later, he successfully applied to bolton magistrates court for his tag to be removed so that he could go on holiday to a stag party. will my right hon. friend look to issue guidance to magistrates that a tag, when part of a sentence, should never be removed to allow criminals to go on holiday? pm cameron: my hon. friend makes a very powerful point, and i will look at this very carefully. let me first express my sympathy to the victim and her family in what is undoubtedly an incredibly distressing case. it is always very difficult to comment on individual cases, because i was not sitting in the courthouse and i did not hear all the points that were made, but the point he makes does seem to be very powerful. a punishment is a punishment, a tag is a tag, and i think he is making a strong case. malcolm mc

(sot: megan morton, goddard school) "these toys have all been tested something out of it and it will be educational for them as well" as part of the process the toy testers learned to vote. and now they're learning about giving. goddard will donate 100 of the winners to toys for tots. by the way -- among the top ten is a john deere toy... according to the little experts. we'll be right back, you're watching k- as this skunk has some serious skills... the spotted skunk was caught on a wildlife cam showing off its handstand skills. the trick is acttally part of the animal's defense echanism. according to an park service...before spraying, spotted skunks also will sometimes do a handstand and try to intimidate any possible threats. here's the storm ttck 7 dadaforecast. we will have decreasing clouds tomorrow afternoon with seasonable highs. saturday will be chilly, but seasonable with highs in the 40s. we keep the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, s

. >> i'm demanding justice for jennifer morton. >> or so he says.t you taking two and two and coming up with five? tonight, the murder, the movies and the real investigation, a case filled with red flags, red herrings and possible clues from the grave. >> i'm thinking, you know, jenny, are you trying to send us a message. >> keith morrison, "scenes from a murder." many were devoted to her in life, some obsessed with her in death. thanks for joining us. i'm stone philips. >> and i'm ann curry. she was a good-hearted free spirited young woman who knew her mind and where she was going. something about her was extraordinarily compelling and that seems to be even more the case since her death. >> she left behind a brother so tortured by her loss, some would wonder if it wasn't just grief but guilt that was driving his obsession. what happened then, he says, was surreal. here's keith morrison. >>> this is a story about movies, three of them actually. the first, pure, simple, about her, the radiant star. and then those others, those would-be sherlocks, cha

radical person who went online espousing hate for the west, which ones they're going to look for or morton e monitor. >> i think we're seeing right now -- i don't know, can the ntrol tell me about the source of the video is we're getting now? is this french television? okay. i think we're seeing four locations pointed out right here on french television. why don't we drop the banner for a second. yeah, it looks like actually five locations pointed out. >> well, that's the stadium of france at the very top. >> actually that's six if you count them, six different locations. i don't know if that means there were more locations where there were attacks or simply letting people know relatively where the attacks took place. but this is -- if i'm understanding correctly -- this is live french television as they're covering nonstop, covering these attacks in paris. >> and just one point to "the new york times" reporting that some of the shootings occurred right here the headquarters of the "charlie hebdo" magazine which was the target, as you remember, this is the satirical magazine that published

this gives you the weakness of the case for morton syrian refugees.ark: you wonder why republican politicians support passionately bringing in refugees, saying at a minimum a halt on bring them in. 70% of republicans say don't accept any. theseprise, you have all republican governors and democrats driven by this. and the overall mood of the country saying we write now need -- we at least need a pause or a ban. john: this is the electorate ted cruz is appearing -- is appealing to fight seeking a federal ban. it's a political maneuver, putting a ban on all three refugees except for christians. that is how small the supporters for that position. you may not be playing a winning hand there. this evaluation will depend on whether you are a half classical kind of person. we asked whether they think islam is inherently violent or inherently peaceful? close to 1/3 said inherently violent. butthat great of a number, the fact that 54% say inherently peaceful is a surprising. -- 64%. 3/4 of democrats say it's internal -- inherently peaceful. the fact that the ga

the target, the passenger of the car, 25-year-old tracy morton.as on a date with hammond at the time of the shooting. her sobs can be heard as an officer stands over hammond. the video was released this week, days before lieutenant tiller is cleared of wrong doing. after careful consideration of the facts of the case, the solicitor writes in her ruling, i have determined that no criminal charges should be filed against lieutenant mark tiller at the state level. she continues, this has been a very difficult case. no parent should ever have to bury their child. >> we are more disappointed by investigations that seem more focused on attacking the victim, zach, than investigating the shooter. >> reporter: at a press conference thursday, hammond's parents and attorneys say the blame for the fatal shootings rest sole on lieutenant tiller. >> you would need a set of classes that doesn't even exist to say that lieutenant tiller was in danger of being struck by that automobile. >> reporter: in an interview shortly after the shooting, the seneca police chie

chad morton figured he man cave in the mall. >> vicki:how do you reward the good sport? a sports bar. tsk to >> vicki:some of the patrons here at tap - taking time out from the rigors of retail. a man cave where all are welcome.to put down their shopping bags and down a cold one. >> again come in here and have a great time with great food and cocktails. and get away from the shopping chaos. >> the food drives me to places. >> the food. no. not food court food. --good food. not food court food. >> vicki:in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> pam: a new email feature that some may think is creepy. how g-mail will answer messages for you. >> pam: plus >> pam: wanna get away to hawaii.now's the perfect time. the recent that set off an airline ticket price war. with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. >> grant:virgin america has started offering non-stop flights from s-f-o to hawaii.a move

thanksgiving or christmas dinners or celebrations and don't get a $10 pizza, they go to ruth's chris or morton's or fleming's and spend a thousand. john: you found the department of health and human services spend $3,000 to see if monkeys make good decisions on cocaine. 7 million to see if rabbit's eyes blink fast or lsd. they're saying look, we're going to learn things about drug addiction. >> that's the claim but the fact of the matter is no animal testing is relevant to humans in how humans react to recreational drugs. and we waste 150 million dollars on these sorts of tests and have no relevance to humans at all, it's killing animals for no reason and wasting money for no reason. john: senators mccain and flake came out with patriotism? >> money has gone to pimp patriotism at professional sporting events. so for example, they'll have somebody from the army come and drop a puck at an nhl game or throw first pitch at major league baseball game or flyover. john: we thought they were just honoring the servicemen? >> you would think except the billionaire nfl owners are getting a couple hundred t

he did not want to have michael morton exonerated because he knew it would reflect badly onp him and he would be revealed. it took six years of the court of texas to get the evidence that exonerated michael mortgage. what happened at that point discovered dna pointed to norwood. norwood was tried and convicted. the tragedy is while michael morton is in prison convicted of killing his wife, another murder happens in the neighborhood. now norton -- norwood has been charged with that crime. case is pending, i don't want to say anything more about it because it's a pending prosecution. let me just say, there's now very strong suspicion that norwood committed this other murder and the police and the prosecutor had not hidden the evidence and had not focused on michael morton to exclusion of anybody else, it is entirely possible that woman would still be alive today. let's talk about the scooter libby case here. it's another way in which prosecutors can overreach. scooter libby convicted based on information of a phone call that happened four years earlier, disputes, woman on the other end

morton's programs are spectacular. alan, this has been a great, great conference, and we're glad that all of you guys could come out. votes, your vote, every vote matters, but right now the votes that matter the most are the votes in congress to let us know where these folks really stand. so i urge you to urge your politicians, your elected servants, the guys who are supposed to be working for you, to vote on the bishop bill, to vote on national reciprocity, and give us the ammunition we need to move forward on gunvoter.org and other sites that are mobilizing the rights movement to get the right people elected to defend our rights. i'm jeff knox with the firearms coalition. thank you very much for your attention. [ applause ] >> thank you, jeff. and thank you, alan. we have finished a little early, so we'll have more time for questions. if you have a question, i'd like you to line up over here to my left. be prepared to state your name and location and ask a question. now, some of our panelists from this morning have h

among them, bishop morton. he tweeted, quote, i was asked to meet with mr. because until he learns how to respect people, you can't represent me through my endorsement. bishop morton joins me now. welcome. >> it's good to be here. >> it's great to have you here. i'd like you to listen to something something donald trump told my colleague, anderson cooper. >> i have a great relationship with african-americans, as you possibly have heard. i have great respect for them. they like me. i like them. >> how do you reconcile that statement with other things trump has said or done? he recently retweeted racially charged and inaccurate statistics about african-americans and crime, two days after a black lives protester was punched and kicked at one of his rallies, in which trump said maybe the protester deserves. how can he say one thing and then these other things happen? >> that's the problem that i have had. that's why i refused to go to the meeting. some who said, bishop, go and listen to his platform. there's no reason for me to go and listen to his platform, if

police announced the arrests of these men, dylan jeffery, gavin palmon, zackory morton and drake elkhouri. they wandered into a restricted area and slashed the alameda creek dam with a knife. that sent 50 million gallons of water rushing down the creek. the damage cost around a million dollars. >> new at 6:00 tonight, imagine your bank account being emptied by thieves in a matter of days. it is happening. i.d. theft is on the rise. the suspects aren't far away. boy, this is such a bad time because so many people put so much on their credit cards. >> reporter: it is true. the store behind mean is the store that alert add local woman that thieves were trying to use her credit card and they had a lot of personal information including her social security number, her home address, and her phone number. and that's all they needed to start shopping. it started with thousands of dollars disappearing from her credit card. >> i was very emotional. i was scared. >> reporter: the purchases were made at stores the danville woman had never been to like lowe's in antioch. >> i was like a refrigerator, w

from the audience's right, joseph morton, he's a washington correspondent for the omaha world herald, and he is the membership secretary of the national press club. ferdous al-faruque. he's a reporter for the gray sheet. jennifer laszlo mizrahi, president of respectability usa. benjy sarlin, he's political reporter for msnbc. candy carson, she's the wife of our speaker. [applause] thomas burr, he's the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and he is the vice-president of the national press club. myron belkind. he's a george washington university professor and former president of the national press club. kevin merida, he's the managing editor of the washington post. gabriel debenedetti, he is the national political correspondent for politico. yasmine el-sabawi, she's the correspondent for the kuwait news agency. and dakarai aarons, he's director of strategic communications for the data quality campaign. [applause] i also want to welcome our other guests in the room today and our cspan and public radio audiences. i want to welcome our audiences watching the live stream on o

may and on saturday police arrested four men identified as drake elkhouri, dylan jeffery, zackory morton and gavin palmon. authorities say they slashed the dam with a knife sending 50 million gallons of drinking water into the san francisco bay. that's enough to serve 500 homes for a year. >> we're very pleased that they were caught. we'll sleep better knowing that these people potentially will not be doing something like this again.>> workers tested a new dam at the same site last week. alameda county water district says this dam is stronger and security there is tighter. >>> a man is going to be arraigned in santa rosa today in connection with the stabbing death of his parents. 34-year-old nathan alexander wilson was arrested monday in mendocino county after his parents were found dead in their home near sebastopol. wilson will not enter a plea today. >>> time is 6:39. a decision made on the future of a bay area red light camera sending out the most tickets in the state. we'll tell you where. >> the standoff between bay area police and a naked man on a road sign. ,, the gets to work by

mainly from morton to continue to dale city. it will take you to the occoquan. that's look at traffic. back to you. jonathan: thank you, jamie. nice day outside. alison: beautiful. yesterda tdoug: two in a orw. it wo't last, of course. we'll still, you know, in good shape ather wise. rain, cooler temperatures coming. weekend this is monday but we are checking the weekend already. chilly. gorgeous again. get ready. we have a live look at the many weather bug cameras. beautiful image from alexandria at bell haven country club. low angling sunshine. crystal clear skies for the second day running and comfortable temperatures. check out the numbers. 67 in reagan national. 68 in manassas. 59 in annapolis. a breeze coming across the severn river. 66 in baltimore. 65 in hagerstown. 68 right now in fredericksburg. tomorrow morning the skies are mostly clear. broken high clouds. chilly in the 40's for most part. 42 in aspen hill. the rest of northwest washington. 43 in waldorf, 45 in dale city. a lot of stuff on the weather map. this is a frontal system, a cold front movi

from the audience's right, joseph morton. he's the washington correspondent for the omaha world herald, and he is the membership secretary of the national press club. next, a reporter for the gray sheet. jennifer laszlo mess rah hi, president of respectability usa. benny sarland, political reporter for msnbc. candy carson, she's the wife of our speaker. [applause] thomas spur, vice president of the national press club. myron belkind, he's a george washington university professor and former president of the national press club. kevin merida, managing editor of "the washington post." gabriel debenedetti, national political correspondent for politico. and correspondent for the kuwait news agency. and director of streejic communications for the data quality campaign. [applause] i also want to welcome our other guests in the room today and our c-span and public radio audiences. i want to welcome our audiences watching the live stream on our web site, press.org, and you can also follow the action on twitter. ..

looking here as well at rockville, have some lanes blocked there. 95 here at morton road, nice sheen on the roadway. >> thank you, melissa. >>> now to that developing news in southwest, where police are investigating a deadly car fire. news 4's derrick ward just arrived on the scene. what is going on? >> reporter: well, we can tell you now that that scene has cleared. there won't be a problem for your morning commute. but there is an investigation into what happened here. we're on main avenue near the intersection with raoul wallenberg police. 11:30 last night, they got a call of a report of a fire here. what they have determined is that there was a car traveling south on raoul wallenberg when it failed to make the turn on independence and went into the tree. took down some of the fence posts there. and ended up in the grassy area and caught fire. they say there was one fatality male in the car, but they haven't determined if it was a crash from the fire that caused this death. that is the ensuing investigation. this being such an important commuter route, they cleared this scene lon