course of fighting the southern revolutionary campaign -- so we are very proud of in in a nathaniel green in re island and the school that bears his name. the students traveled overnight through the night to participate in that march. joined by 375 sister marvs world -- marchs worldwide, we came together with one voice in fight against climate change. the march over earth day weekend was joined by people in 600 satellite marchs around the world. i went toe earth day texas, a truly impressive event with 150,000 people, making it the largest earth day event in the world. it's the passion of businessmen trammel crow who has been bringing democrats and republicans together to combat climate change since 2011. so for my 150th time to wake up speech, i thank all those who made their voices heard these past few weeks in the streets or online with the trump administration locked in climate denial, these marchs matter. and how tone deaf this administration is. data from yale's program on climate change communication show national support for climate action across a broad range of questions.

but eight years ago nathaniel just 20 at the time drowned while on a college service mission trip todecember 27 many on what would have been i nathaniel's birthday terrell was shot to tenth while driving an suv in philadelphia. his female passenger was shot with murder. >> you would have been wallowing in self pity at this point. >> forme it wasn't a choice. i feel like i had obligation not only to my twin brother terrell but to my little brother nate. >> because one man of great character chose to turn the scars well written on his heart to promise and attorney. >> bruce now an attorney in washington came back to his hometown monday night to be stow college scholarship on six philly honor students. one in the murder -- >> all of them aware of the back story behind the checks they received. >> wow! when i heard they went to our school and the history that the brothers had together it touched my heart. >> if they can do it i can do it and go further and show my potential. >> actually very honorable to know a man died behind it has the name on his scholarship. >> the scholarships are m

is a matter of trust, nathaniel? how does this administration build that trust?hould they be doing something more to build that trust? caller: i think it is going to be hard to build trust because there.the -- that is out most interpretation is misinterpretation, and that sometimes when you get this information, you just may be looking at it in the wrong light. ,f we were all the president and we were privy to all the things he is privy to, we may see things a little differently. .eople need to step back that is why i like c-span so much. step back and take a look at all the facts and the value facts and evidence over feelings and opinions. host: some comment from twitter from members of congress, starting on the republican side of the aisle. john mccain tweeting yesterday, writing -- those are three republicans. her are a few democratic members -- here are a few democratic members. nancy pelosi beginning. that is part of his statement that he put out yesterday. we want to hear your comments this morning. phone lines are open. on the line for independents, steve

all the underbelly of nathaniel west and all the underbelly of nathaniel west and what los angeles represented. - at that time. - well, in the past, from raymond chandler, and - well, in the past, from raymond chandler, and charles bukowski, and all those charles bukowski, and all those los angeles wasn't the sunny eagles. sunny eagles. - [evan] beach boys, right? - nothing to do with that, it was all the dark side and (chuckling) we found it. - well, for a lot of people, at that moment who did what you came to do pretty quickly, the choice was not la but it was new york. - [john] right. so, distinguish between the two for me. why did you not make your way to new york, but instead made your way to la, what was it? (sighing) you made the affirmative case for la. was it something about new york you didn't like? - the weather. - it was just a weather issue? - totally. - good, i like the fact that it was mundane. - yeah. - that's good. - i'm very simple in many ways. no, i was just sick of the east coast. from second grade through college i lived in baltimore. and it's like they're ghosts. - [evan

we want to turn to nathaniel of joining us byper, phone to talk about the latest on the timing of thisossible health care vote in the house. where are we as of today and when are we expecting a vote to hit the floor? guest: we are in a hurry up and wait position. there is a lot of uncertainty going on. there is no vote scheduled yet. house leadership is short fusing us as they are saying we are almost ready to vote. host: what is the magic number for house republicans? cannot count on any democratic support for any sort of replacing bill? guest: no democrats, so the magic number is between 215 or 216, so they can only lose about 22 members. right now depending on what count you look at, they had lost between 19 and 28 members. they are on the cusp. host: talk us through the macarthur amendment, and how the pre-existing conditions and the payment on pre-existing conditions, how that is shaping the debates this week. guest: the macarthur amendment allows states the option to opt out. they can apply for a waiver to these essential health benefit requirements. part of that, they would allo

a back injury will keep liverpool's nathaniel clyne out of action.y times you can speak about the situation. it is always a big story when you don't select. i want to do that in the right way. paul lambert has lost his job as wolves manager. lambertjoined the club seven months ago leading them to a 15th place finish in the championship. former porto boss nuno espirito santo is expected to take over. by taiwan's suewayshay in the first round of the french open. she was beaten in three sets by the world number 109. jim lumsden watched the action. the first set was a formality. the second set was the opposite. she put up second set was the opposite. she put upa second set was the opposite. she put up a greater resistance. despite being racked 101 places below konta, she won the tie—break. but konta was hitting her shots at her opponent. hsieh continued to chip away at the british player and found herself serving to stay in the match. see she survived one more game but survival was short—lived. bitter disappointment for konta, who is still to win a match

the organist is a man called george nathaniel stang says he wrote wanted to give local people a reasono fight for good, even if it was a false flag. the ends justify the means for notably, this specific case was one of many alleged hate crimes that was used by the press to vilify and marginalize republican voters in the last few months. "the washington post" ran the story at the lead anecdote in a piece that chronicled "numerous incidents that have occurred in the wake of trump's election." in fact, tentioned this incident and a bunch of articles, but for some reason they haven't posted a single piece about how the attacks are a hoax, because they are liars. another hate crime in the same article, a michigan student told she had to take off her he hijr she'd be set on fire. it didn't happen. many more, the surge of threats against jewish committee dissenters, that we heard a lot about? that turned out to be the work of a left-wing journalist and an israeli man. they took white men who attacked a muslim woman at uc san diego, remember that? they didn't exist either. these hoaxes have be

nathaniel duncan matthews, civil engineering, cutter polar star.rce maxim iii, electrical engineering and operations research, coast guard cyber. matthew stephen mcallister, mechanical engineering. frederick john kleiman, mechanical engineering, cutter stratton. [applause] michaela mcewan, mechanical engineering, cutter mccormick. brandon charles mcneal, management, cutter midget. bradley thomas, management, cutter washe. moira meek, electrical engineering, cutter active. her commission will be presented by her father, u.s. navy retired. robert walter made, manager ment. james meyer, mechanical engineering, flight school. sydney charmaine mills, marine environmental science, cutter douglas monroe. victoria anne flintlock, electrical engineering. nicholas mabello, civil engineering, cutter fur. hunter sebastian morris, management, cutter willow. rebecca gladys muller, management, cutter ma ackinoff. -- mackinaw. corey james, government, cutter campbell. james francis, civil engineering, republic of the marshall islands. haley kimberly, government. m

a back injury will keep liverpool defender nathaniel clyne out of action.y conscious that again, is the first question that you ask me. iam the first question that you ask me. i am conscious from his point of view that it is big story when you do not select him. i want to do that in the right way, equally. when we have had previous conversations there is no point revisiting those at this stage. paul lambert has lost his job as wolves manager. lambertjoined the club seven months ago leading them to a 15th place finish in the championship. former porto boss nuno espirito santo is expected to take over. british number onejohanna konta has suffered a shock defeat by taiwan's sue—way—shay in the first round of the french open. she was beaten in three sets by the world number 109. jim lumsden watched the action. johanna konta's remarkable improvement over the last couple of yea rs improvement over the last couple of years does not yet extend to clay. the world number eight was looking to get past the first round for the first time. in her way, to get past the fir

nathaniel jones is celebrating 103 years. he's from mississippi.saturday with her friends. if you know somebody with a birthday or anniversary, tell us about them. at "today".com/celebrates. >> virginia knows about the secret sauce. >>> we do have more mellencamp coming up, right? >> we do. >> and ben feldman is also on the show. >> and al is on the orient express, still. >> back after the local news and weather. i )m ... ==topvo== attorneys today continue their closing me >>> a good wednesday morning. at 8:56, i'm sam brock. attorneys today continuing their closing arguments in the high-profile criminal trial tied to the sierra lamar murder case. the trial is supposed to resume any moment as the court is opening up at 9:00 this morning. that's when prosecutors are expected to resume their closing arguments and then rest their case. they argued for hours yesterday. at that point the defense will begin its closing arguments. now, it's likely that attorneys will be focusing on how the dna evidence in this case was handled and arguing that sierra lama

after the bang, i turned to my son, nathaniel, we were sat about half a mile up the hill away from thentic, it really was. and panic set in by that time. how do you reflect this morning? absolutely awful. you cannot comprehend it. to think of the little children that were there and the sheer panic... it isjust awful. that was karen and stuart ford who we re that was karen and stuart ford who were picking up their daughter at the manchester arena. some breaking news, so—called islamic state are claiming responsibility for this attack here in manchester which has left 22 people dead and 59 injured. many of them are young people, teenagers, children, many of them girls who we re children, many of them girls who were here to see ariana grande at the manchester arena. so, so—called islamic state have said that they are claiming responsibility for the attack. we will bring you more on that as it comes into us. we can also hear from charlotte campbell, who is one of the very worried and concerned parents who has not heard from 0livia campbell, her daughter. let us listen to charlotte campbell

we want to turn to nathaniel of joining us byper, phone to talk about the latest on the timing of this possible health care vote in the house. where are we as of today and when are we expecting a vote to hit the floor? guest: we are in a hurry up and wait position. there is a lot of uncertainty going on. there is no vote scheduled yet. house leadership is short fusing us as they are saying we are almost ready to vote. host: what is the magic number for house republicans? cannot count on any democratic support for any sort of replacing bill? guest: no democrats, so the magic number is between 215 or 216, so they can only lose about 22 members. right now depending on what count you look at, they had lost between 19 and 28 members. they are on the cusp. host: talk us through the macarthur amendment, and how the pre-existing conditions and the payment on pre-existing conditions, how that is shaping the debates this week. guest: the macarthur amendment allows states the option to opt out. they can apply for a waiver to these essential health benefit requirements. part of that, they would al