i'm dr nava sonnenscheinan, i'm an israelijew, and i came to live in wahat al—salam, neve shalom, inn arab. i'm a resident of wahat al—salam, neve shalom. i'm daoud boulus. i'm a palestinian arab. i'm a resident of wahat al—salam, neve shalom. it was a very small, tiny community, with no trees, no running water, no connection to electricity but we had big dreams. here we found hope and we wanted to start a life with people who are enlightened, who accept us as we are. when we came, of course, there were some questions about are you fooling yourself? are you going to be in some kind of utopian society where it's not really realistic? i said, maybe, but we hope it's going to teach others that it is actually possible because this is why we are here. although only 15 families live at neve shalom, 7,000 teenagers have passed through attending its peace workshops. some had never met a member of the opposite community until they came here. it is very powerful to see a moment of change. really people realise that what they saw before, it's not the reality. and we learnt a lot. this is how we

when the officers arrived, nava sat up in his truck and drove away.prosecutor says the officer saw nava what appeared to be a black semiautomatic handgun. it was actually a co 2 air pistol. a d.a. says the officers were justified in believing nava was a serious threat. >>> 51 minutes past the hour, walmart making big changes in an effort to fight against teen nicotine addiction. this is a real problem, folks. cnn business has the details next. audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also get two audible originals: titles exclusively produced for audible. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them, and if you don't like a book just swap it for free. enjoy 100% ad free listening in the car, on your phone or any connected device. and when you switch a device pick up right where you left

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unloading his gun through the windshield w 50-year-old eliuth nava through a neighborhood packed with families. >> pointing the gun backwards at us and then at himself. >> reporter: at one point, he warns about shooting into the busy neighborhood. >> hold on, hold on, we've got too much traffic here, buddy. >> reporter: but then, fires out of the window anyway. the chase ends in an intense hail of gunfire. >> get down. get down. >> reporter: both officers fired 76 shots in all, ultimately killing nava -- >> hold on. >> reporter: -- who authorities say was high on drugs and had an air pistol. tonight, one officer has been fired. the other is on administrative leave. the district attorney calls the shooting both alarming and irresponsible, but says neither officer will be charged because they both thought lives were in danger. david? >> all right, will carr tonight. will, thank you. >>> we have new reporting after the pictures as we were on the air last night here, the arsenal found inside a home in los angeles. you'll remember this image. more than 1,000 weapons discovered inside. well

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en nava, san rafael, san francisco.tar a la región y el lunes vamos a tener condiciones mejores pero vamos a tener nubosidad en el cielo. no será hasta el próximo fin de semana que veremos condiciones más soleados. en cuanto a las precipitaciones que se esperan en las próximas 24 horas. vamos a alcanzar casi la " pero nubosidad y condiciones ligeras. también tenemos un aviso de tiempo invernal que va estar vigente a partir de mañana a las cinco de la mañana. podremos ver hasta un pie de nieve en la zona montañosa. si tiene planificado irse de nuestra zona que están las condiciones para nuestra región. yo diosas en los Ángeles pero más cálidas en texas. condiciones agradables. >> muchas gracias . así fue que se graduaron los jóvenes de la universidad. lo llegamos al evento al regresar. >>> cuando regresemos vamos a vivir los goles y celebraciones de un evento fantástico contra la copa del mundo sub-20 celebra siempre a todos mundo. >>>♪ (música) >> ♪ (música) >> es momento de hablar de los deportes. oficialmente terminó

on c-span3, american history tv without oral histories series jo codeews with nava talkers. >> next, remarks from british house of commons speaker john bercow on the role of british parliament. he spoke about how the brexit he worked ind how parliament and how to keep order during a polarizing time. this from the brookings institute runs one hour and 40 minutes. mr. bercow: order! [laughter] order!

we've come to the city of nava where nearly everyone is ethnically russian.ed that the ekre party would be entering into government? so russia is just so russia isjust right so russia is just right there. so russia isjust right there. you can see why attempts to attack this community, isolate this community feel to some like a dangerous game. 0na sunny on a sunny sunday, estonians hold a concert to protest against the far—right, desperate to heal some of the divisions created recently. do you worry that some of the extreme language, more extreme policies, could be divisive and dangerous for estonia ? this doesn't feel like a country where extreme views are now widespread. in many cases, this was a protest by those who felt they had nowhere else to turn. jean mackenzie, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news: sudan's military rulers and protest leaders have agreed on a three—year transition period for handing over power to a full civilian administration. there were violent protests in the capital khartoum on monday, which left f

. >> reporter: both officers fired 76 shots in all, ultimately killing nava. >> hold on. >> reporter: -- who authorities say was high on drugs and had an air piston. one officer has been fired. the other faces potential discipline the district attorney calls the shooting "alarming and irresponsible" but says neither officer will be charged because they thought lives were in danger. >> david? will, thank you. ase re o ve new reporting after air last night, the arsenal found inside a home in los angeles, you'll remember this image. more than 1,000 weapons scene for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the man accused of stockpiling more than 1,000 weapons at a mansion in one of america's wealthiest neighborhoods is out of jail. >> i've never seen so many weapons in my career of 31 years. >> reporter: the lapd and atf now investigating whether 57-year-old gir g irard damien saenz was allegedly selling numerous assault weapons, rifles and ammunition from this lavish holmby hills neighborhood and why. >> beyond comprehension that someone could have so many weapons in a residence like this in

ultimately killing nava who authorities said was high on drugs and had an air pistol.ne officer has been fired, the other on administrative leave. neither officer will face charges because they both thought lives were in danger. in los angeles, will carr, abc news. >>> a florida police officer came to a 6-year-old's emotional rescue. >> the boy called 911 with an emergency. he told the operator he was upset and he wanted a friend. officer white arrived and he gave the child a stuffed animal, let him sit in his police cruiser and told the boy he'd always be his friend. >> we see these stories about kids calling 9-1-1. of course the officer explained that is not what 9-1-1 is for. it is tough out there. for the officer to be with the kid. tell him he will always be his friend. i'm sure that meant so much to that little boy. >> there are children out there who are not calling for help. not getting the outreach. there are those that are. for those that don't know to pick up a phone and ask for help we should listen to when they do. we don't know exactly the case for this l

wire win for the pre-race favorite, maximum security, the undefeated 3-year-old finished a length nava head of the long shot country house but shortly after the race ended it was clear something was amiss. they spent 20 minutes reviewing video of the 145th run for the roses. then a controversial decision. >> after the objection country house wins the kentucky derby. >> the apparent winner disqualified. country house moved up from second to first place and declared the winner of the kentucky derby. he said he impeded his rivals by drifting too wide. he was almost clipping heels with war of will which could have caused a chain reaction accident. >> it was the two horses that were impacted the most. those two horses lost their opportunity to win a place in the kentucky derby. >> reporter: the disqualification made country house the winner despite 65 to 1 odds. >> this isn't something that happens to people i know. now that it's happened i think we'd like to do this last year. >> it paid 132: 40 to win. >>> can the president really claim executive privilege to keep him silent? we'll get an

jerry nava, chairman of house judiciary committee, reacting to the no-show at today's hearing, threateningo cite the attorney general for contempt of congress. kristin fisher is live on capitol hill with those shenanigans this morning. kristin? >> shenanigans indeed, dana. the political theater reached shakespearean heights this morning. not only was there an empty witness chair for the attorney general, bill barr, who never showed, but a democratic congressman put a statue of a chicken in that empty seat, and proceeded to eat a bucket of kentucky fried chicken as the hearing went on. >> chicken barr should have shunned up today and answered questions. he was afraid of barry burke, he was afraid of norm ison. an attorney general who was picked for his legal acumen and his abilities would not be fearful of any other attorneys questioning him for 30 minutes. >> as the hearing was starting, bill barr was just leaving his house. they say that barr wasn't afraid to attend, especially since he sat there about six hours of testimony in a sentence i just yesterday. they said he simply did not like

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on c-span3, american history tv without oral histories series jo codeews with nava talkers. >> next, remarks from british house of commons speaker john bercow on the role of british parliament. he spoke about how the brexit he worked ind how parliament and how to keep order during a polarizing time. this from the brookings institute runs one hour and 40 minutes. mr. bercow: order! [laughter] order! good morning, ladies and gentlemen. and i ams john allen, the president of the brookings institution, and it is my pleasure to welcome you all here today. those in the audience who are with us, but also those over webcast and over c-span as well. very happy to have c-span here. we welcome you for a conversation on the role of parliament in policy and politics at a crucial moment in one of the best friends of the united states and our closest ally, the united kingdom. ais past year, there's been series of extraordinary development in british politics, with the house of commons at the center of it all. of particular interest has been the long-running debate over the country's departure from