mr. russell. >> thank you. i just want to close with one issue that i want to mention to you. i've seen this for very long time, where in the maps process somebody deemed physically qualified we pay to send them to basic training and their respective branch of service where they're given another physical and they're deemed unqualified. now, then, you know, that is a waste of money and time and i don't know if it is just a false feeling of warmth to try to get the numbers up initially or what it is but it ought to be the same standard. there shouldn't be a disparity. and i can't, i thought when i was, in the military, but i saw it, but i also see it today when a family calls me and says my son just reported the last example was navy recruit training. of course they're in limbo as they're trying to be administratively processed out. so it is, we need to get this straight. there needs to be one standard and it needs to be consistent. and so i would thank the witnesses for their enlightening testimony this afternoon. there being no further business, the subcommittee stands adjourn

russell westbrook, mr. triple-double has done it again.d every game for the entire season on average. second season in a row. no player had ever done this twice in his career. what an unbelievable milestone. jeff carnesecca carnesecca reportedly as head coach of the new york knicks fired. but i guess knights won their playoff. historic season continues in vegas. winnipeg beat minnesota and pittsburgh seven to nothing over philadelphia. a hat trick last night. for all busters. lauren: who won the game with austin and new york? >> the yankees won 10 to seven. >> i know they are in fire. >> but now the mets are the best team in baseball. lauren: jared max coming thank you very much. catches headlines 21st of an unserious channel 115. gerri: a live report from london is straightahead on "fbn:am." these gerri: global markets on edge after a u.s.-led military strike against syria. managing director at t.j. and europe joins us now. scott, good morning. oil prices as a three-year high. you say this situation arises north korea. how so? >> north ko

and when they arrived, 45 year old russell bowman was talking back and telling them to shoot. >> upon approaching mr. bowman, he became confrontational. he told the officers to shoot him. >> drop it! >> reporter: you see three officers fire their stun guns and he's still standing. this is where he starts charging toward one of the officers, and they start shooting. it's clear in one of the police body cameras, that he's running with a tool towards an officer. police aren't saying if this was suicide by cop, but they say this illustrates what they're up against and the type of split-second decisions they have to make every single day. steve osunsami, abc news. >>> fox news host sean hannity agreed to back off from his feud with jimmy kimmel. >> it started when the kimmel mocked melania trump's accent. and hannity took offense. he now says everyone should accept apologies, even invited kimmel to appear on the show. >> we all can get along. >> yes. >> there it is. >> that was great. kumbaya. >>> when we come back, is katy perry hinting at a future project? >> see what she just said on "american idol."

drunk and out of control, and when they arrived, 45-year-old russell bowman was talking back and telling them to shoot. >> upon approaching mr. bowman, he became confrontational. he told the officers to shoot him. >> drop it! >> reporter: you see three officers fire their stun guns and he's still standing. >> just drop it. we're not trying to hurt you. >> reporter: this is where he starts charging towards one of the officers, and they start shooting. it's clear in one of the police body cameras that he's running with the tool towards an officer. police aren't saying if this is suicide by cop, but say this illustrates what their officers are up against, and the split-second decisions that they have to make every single day. david? >> all right, steve osunsami. thank you, steve. >>> we turn next tonight to that deadly fire at trump tower here in new york city. we have new details tonight from the investigation. one man was killed in his apartment there. in the building where the president has his own penthouse. and tonight, this question -- why do the apartments at trump tower not have sprinklers? here's abc's gio benitez. >>

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mr. griffith with the support of former president general russell todd. this event was seen as a way to bring influential riders and their ideas and expertise to the university we focused on topics ranging from ptsd to vietnam and afghanistan to the war's impact on families and this year our focus is winning the war the u.s. legacy in iraq. this is a very relevant and current topic for those of you entering military service this will directly impact you. sitting before you have some of the leading authorities on the subject and they don't say that lightly we are fortunate to have each member sitting on the panel and we hope you appreciate each of you although not familiar with their backgrounds because of your majors but we are fortunate to have them here at this university and we will hear from them shortly so before i introduce the moderator i would like to recognize and think several people who make this possible please stand when i call your name. president snyder and hold applause to the end. the interim president and ceo of the pritzker military mus

russell wilson thank you very much -- mr. wilson: thank you very much, congressman pittinger. the point you make, where people can look at their paycheck and see they're keeping more of their own money. this is not from the government. this is their own money. and how important this is and how it enables families to have a better life and -- for the young people of our country, how positive this is. so thank you for reiterating that point. the business round table in association of america's largest employers is reporting that tax reform has already produced wage increases, bonuses, increased matches for retirement savings, lower places for consumers -- prices for consumers, investments in facilities and tenses of thousands of new american jobs -- tens of thousands of new american jobs as a direct result of tax reform. as i indicated, we have the lowest unemployment among african-americans ever. we have the lowest unemployment among hispanics since it's ever been determined. and it's so exciting. 14 states have the lowest level of unemployment in recorded history and then amon

mr. vaughan: jessica just mentioned someone who i think falls right into that, in a good way, and that's cliff russell. who was a journalist and many of the radio stations around detroit, for those of you don't know him. he just passed recently. mr. vaughn: and he lived the detroit life. he knew people from all sorts of communities. in that sense, he didn't necessarily have this objectivity of there is one single truth. and he is going to report on that one single truth. he knew that stories have complexity and depth. he knew that different people would tell different parts of that story, and because he was a product of detroit, he could tell those complex stories. and i think that is part of what we miss when we are searching for objectivity. ms. lee: i think you are really writes and i think we see that in our current media landscape, a lack of complexity, a lack of attention to even how national stories are issues are playing out in our specific communities. i think that comes as a result of homogenous newsrooms that aren't capable of seeing new ones or cable -- nuance or capable of viewing things

mr. triple double did it again. one season after russell of the season, west brooke became the first to do it twice. thunder against the jazz in the first round. mlb meets ufc, it was a double feature fight night on the baseball diamonds. no rivalry in baseball as heated as the yankees and red sox. here they go last night at fenway. tyler austin was hit in the back with a 98-mile-an-hour fat ball from boston's -- fast ball from boston's joe kelly. yankees win, 10-7. from one rocky movie to rocky two or rockies two as in the colorado rockies. a hockey fight broke out. five players were ejected. baseball takes a page from hockey and golf is borrowing from baseball. check this out. at the zurich classic in new orleans later this month, two men golf teams will walk to the first tee with their own theme music. perhaps dustin johnson's team will pick a miley cyrus song. ♪ the butterflies fly away. nodding my head like yeah. ♪ moving my hips like yeah. ♪ my hands up, they're playing my song, you know i'm going to be okay. >> jared: dustin johnson

mr. thomas and his book. >> when i was younger, i was taught about the athletes that use their voice and platform. my mother taught me about muhammad ali and bill russell getting older, it was like a light bulb went off and i made the connection of how i could follow in their footsteps. i can bring attention to these causes. i continued to do it. through college, in the pros, with the wizards, and it became a part. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact here. coming up sunday morning, andrew talks about his recent piece on the future of political 1968,ship and as part of america in turmoil, mona and debora discuss women's rights. washington journal live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> monday the council on american islamic relations releases their civil rights report outlining anti-muslim bias in the u.s. coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, a discussion on the trump administration's relationship with russia. sits down with journalists from the new york times and npr as well as marine corps general john allen. this conversation is

russell had a deep understanding of the culture. the natural resources and he spent his life and career protecting our environment and advocating for responsible nuclear waste management. mr. newhouse: and he initiated programs for almost 40 years and served in tribal leadership. he was a key player in preventing hanford for preventing the repository and received a doctorate degree for his work. russell jim will be remembered for his knowledge and passion. my thoughts are with his family at this difficult time. and i urge my colleagues to join me in honoring his memory. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: permission to address the house. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognizeded for one minute. ms. jackson lee: as my colleague has mentioned, this is sexual assault awareness month. very important statement for preventing violence against women, men, boys and girls. and i rise today to say that it is still of great concern to all of us and particularly young women, one in five women have been raped and four out of five are under the age of 25. girls betwe

mrs. bush, wearing her trademark pearls. >> i think the mother in her, the grandmother in her, that's the part that still gets me. she led this country with her strength. >> reporter: reverend russell levenson led the family in prayer at the former first lady's bedside just before her death. >> as we finished, we were all in tears, we all stood up, still saying i love you, and moments later, she died peacefully, gently, with tranquility. it is the kind of death we would all want. >> reporter: tranquility. it was her secret service code name. agents still standing by her side and saying they'll remain there until she's laid to rest this evening at the george bush presidential library in college station on the campus of texas a&m university. jay gray, nbc news, houston. >>> now to a surprise move by north korea. that country saying it is suspending all nuclear and long-range missile tests. the order is effective today. president trump tweeted that it is, quote, big progress. north korea's central news agency also says the country plans to close its nuclear test site. leaders say the reason is the government wants to shift its focus to improving north korea's economy. the announcement

. >> yes, more on that in seconds, russell 2,000 down with a couple points, and you saw in the market today, we have mrributor, and john blank at zach investment research biggest winner in the dow today, by the way, well, let's get to that in a seconds. we have to figure out the situation up there in canada toronto and montreal stock exchanges closed sounds like they did not reopen. >> caller: nope. good news is, there are competing exchanging in canada, one is called neo, and nasdaq canada does 20% of volume. everybody was able to close out in neo today was saved, world bank canada, one of the largest market caps in canada, had a closing price a minute ago, it's a garden variety technical glitch >> so that means anybody affected by this would have been able to trade elsewhere? >> caller: yes, yes. >> even so, an explanation for why two exchanges, toronto and montreal that have nothing to do with each other shut down. >> caller: with the exception of derivatives, it's a single platform, and that's the problem. to try and make a much more s g synergy market, they closed together when this glitch occ occ

mr. russell. >> i want to close with one issue. i have seen this for a long time, where in the process somebody deemed physically qualified, we pay to send them to basic training and their respective range of service where they are given another physical and deemed unqualified. that is a waste of money and time. if it is a false feeling of warmth, getting numbers up initially or what it is but it ought to be the same standard. in the military, also saw is today when a family calls me and says my son reported the last example was navy recruit training and in limbo, it is down. we need to get this straight and there needs to be one standard which is consistent. there being no further business the subcommittee stands adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> sunday on 1968 american turmoil, conservative politics, perceived liberal excesses disenchanted with the rise of government gave the rise to the political right and republican presidential victory, ronald reagan made his debut foreshadowing the conservative