>> dale: newfoundlanders. >> anthony: newfoundlanders see themselves?be happening here as far as people here beginning to value their own products, their own traditional food ways. that's a big change, and it's something that jeremy charles, for instance, has been doing very, very, very successfully. how important is that? >> dale: i think one thing that has kept people here, in the wake of the fisheries collapse, like the fish moratorium in 1992, so many people left. and what really has kept people here is that sense of tradition. i think sometimes there's this idea that tradition is static, and that isn't necessarily true. tradition is always kind of changing in response to the environment. and people choose the things that they're passionate about, and they find a way to make that work. and i think newfoundlanders have always had that tradition of making do and making things work in the situation where they are. >> anthony: here at the family-owned and operated charles' landing, the specialty is fish and chips. >> anthony: oh, really good, thank you.

brian: let's watch some video sean moon in his church up in newfoundland.n clip] >> you say, oh yes, we support gun ownership because it is a constitutional right in america. ♪ and they serve a utilitarian purpose if we get attacked. no, you pieces of trash, you stupid idiots, it is the center of christianity. of christianity. it is the center of jesus' own vision for his kingdom. brian: now the crown on his head is made of what? tom: one of his, one of the followers of the church made it out of rifle shells, the gunpowder has been removed, and polished up. it is very symbolic of his message. he had read the book of revelation just last fall. book of revelations makes a number of references to what is called a "rod of iron." sean interprets that literally as not just a rifle, but specifically this ar-15. i have asked him, why is the rod of iron a rifle? why not a crowbar or whatever? there is not a good answer to that. but in his mind, he glommed onto that as the biblical mandate to bear arms. and, one of the tenants of sanctuary church -- this is different

and then an mba from the miami.ity of brian: this is in newfoundland, pennsylvania.t is the church called? tom: it is called sanctuary church. rod of iron ministries is kind of a subtitle. brian: we go back to the picture of sean from earlier, is that the rod in his hand? tom: yes, that is an ar-15 semiautomatic rifle. brian: gold. tom: yes, gold-plated, and it works. ministryhe crux of his and the source of the controversy, it's relatively new. church, in 2012, they have the split and it takes him a little while to figure out -- he has a fracturing with his family. sean is an interesting guy. after he got out of harvard with his masters degree, he was practicing buddhism for about eight to 10 years. still on good terms with the family, but while the family is involved in the unification church, he is pursuing buddhism. he met with, actually, the dalai lama invited him to spend some time in india. he comes back to the church shortly before reverend moon's death, about two years before. he got involved in the church, and when reverend moon died, there was a big fractu

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only newfoundland has the threat of a land strike. we're protected along t eastern seaboard by a weak weather front just down to the . so the northwesterly wind is keeping the humidity at bay. dry air. it wasn't humid yesterday. dry air coolsui offly at night and dry air warms up quickly. that's the reason we were 96 degrees yesterday. had some late evening showersth across sn pennsylvania towards deep creek lake in western maryland those are falling apart. we have left residual -obl clouds from late night showers. those are moving out. futureer today. not much of a rain chance. later on in the day,aybe a bubbling up of showers toward culpepper but by and large, rann s are low, low, low. temperaturewise, mostly the 70s this morning.80 downtown. 68 in manassas. another hot one. but 5 degrees cooler than yesterday. 91 today, 88 morrow. better chance of a shower tomorrow by the bay. not much of a rain threat around here. ne threat on sunday, monday tuesday next week. a lot of hot and humid weather in the next couple of ten days. let's go

it has been weakening and it has been heading northwards close to nova scotia and newfoundland and upw this ex—hurricane is going to be influencing our weather through the course of this weekend, and into next week as well, because it is going to be drawing in ahead of it the south—westerly winds, so just a fairly weak cold front, just trailing behind that ex—tropical storm. but ahead of it there is that warm air spilling towards the uk. further north—west, not too far away you can see the blue colours. this is cooler air that will sweep across the country as we head through the course of next week. but through the day on sunday, another dry, hot day for england and wales, eastern scotland, keeping the sunny spells. towards the north—west we have got more cloud on that trailing cold front, producing a few splashes of rain for northern ireland, western scotland, with the isle of man too. so temperatures here cooler than recent days, 20 degrees or so, but towards the south—east, 29, possibly 30 celsius on sunday. now by the time we get to monday we still have that warm tropical humid ai

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and you also see the track of it going out to sea, maybe skimming newfoundland. but the center of this thing, still a formidable storm. at one point, over 100 mi 100-mile-per-hour winds and bringing dangerous impacts to the east coast beaches right now. >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> next tonight, if you've ever witnessed an unruly passenger while you've been flying, perhaps you'll appreciate this story tonight. a hefty fine for one of ss behavior forced delta to divert the flight. he's pleaded guilty to a federal assault charge. but you're about to hear what he'll have to pay for now. here's abc's senior transportation correspondent david kerley on that. >> reporter: this man's behavior seen here moments after he was escorted off that plane could cost him nearly ten grand. >> delta 1156, declaring an emergency. >> understand a level with the and you have received a threat. >> reporter: the delta flight from portland to atlanta, just six weeks ago, was diverted to tulsa so that bolutife olorun could be removed. he admits to singing loudly and creaming, telling a

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conditions across the americas and in north america you just see hurrican chris just heading a way past newfoundland tonight in theory one takes only calls and a great problems we have got some showers across parts of the upper midwest some showers down in parts of the southeast to georgia down into florida potentially may see all share across parts of texas dallas included and some showers for the desert southwest but north western areas looking dry and fine seattle twenty seven degrees and looking good and not a great deal of changes ahead on through into saturday either so let's head down into the caribbean looking a bit disturbed here certainly across parts of the bahamas and even cuba could see some showers were wise yon's jerry not fairing too badly up through central america heavy showers from panama through costa rica and the cure i go further north weather conditions gerri looking good better not as wet as it has been indeed as your head on through into saturday it should be a relatively dry picture just a chance of a shower from a sicko city for south america we have heavy showers from fre

on the sons of the late referred sun myung moon and their church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what's going on at the sanctuary church up in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country, of religion, politics and guns. to a degree we haven't seen before. it's still a small church. there's no question about that. shawn has a worldwide following. my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania, and 500, 1,000, 2,000, worldwide. in these days you can follow a church on youtube, all the sermons are webcast every week. it's that co-mingling of, of passion and in america and what, what does this say about us as a culture? and what -- is this any, is there any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you let the genie out of the bottle in mixing guns and religion in any society, it's always been problematic. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. coming up, the evolution of art and design in the white house. from british roots two centuries ago to today. we'll hear from an official who works with queen elizabeth's art collection a

post" article lost and loaded for the lord on the sons of the late reverend and the church in newfoundland and pennsylvania. >> what is going on at sanctuary church in bentivegna is the commingling of a lot of undercurrents in the current country of religion, politics and guns to a degree that we have not seen before. it is still a small church, no question about that. sean has a worldwide following and my guess would be to be to the people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania and 500,000 or 2000 worldwide. in these days you can follow a church in youtube because the sermons are webcast each week. it is that commingling of passion and america and what does this say about us as a culture and what is this a precursor of what we might see down the road? when you mix guns and religion in almost any society it's been problematic. >> funny night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> in about an hour the senate is coming in for a brief pro forma session with knowledge that a business schedule. we will bring that life to heat you here on the stupid booktv is in prime time tonight at boo

post article, lost and loaded for the lord, on the sons of the late reverend, and their church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on at the sanctuary church in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of people in religion, politics, and guns, to a degree -- sean has a worldwide following. my guess will be maybe 200 people in the congregation total in pennsylvania, and 500,000, 2000 worldwide. >>> sunday night at eight eastern on cspan q&a. >>> up next, a conversation on how george c marshall's early experience -- memorial to about 45 -- >> most of us know quite a bit about harriet truman. most of us know about this crowd. i think he is one of those people --

the only real stretch of land in danger from the landfall will be, of course, newfoundland.o threat to the u.s. coast. we have weather front down to the south keeping the storm off the coastline. that's good news. also this boundaryhe , may help to generate one or two lonesome rain chances today. nothing this morning. little bit of a chance for a shower in culpepper, southern maryland. there. rain chances down not a big threat for rain. not having to worry about rain for a coupleda of . friday, saturday, everything looks very, very nice. here's our ten-day recast. 89 is an average high. 91 isn't that hoty comparison to average. tomorrow's high 88. 87 on friday near 90 on saturday. 92 by sunday. stat night into sunday, the midity will increasend finally bring back needed rain chances. it's been bone dry here in the month of july melissa. >> it has. some of my plants and flowers are hurting a little bit. down 270 b ore montgomery village avenue, we have this crash this morning. you have to stay right to get around it. right now, about a three-mile backup as you head southbound

sun yung moon and their church in newfoundland pennsylvania. >> what is going on at sanctuary church in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country of religion, politics and guns. to a degree, we haven't seen before, it is been a small church, there is no question about that. sean has a worldwide following, my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania. 500 to 1000 worldwide. in these days you can follow a church on youtube, all of the sermons are webcast every week. but it is that co-mingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture, and is there any precursor to what we might see, when you let the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion, in almost any society it has been problematic. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. tom dun on his washington post magazine article, lost and loaded for >>> the senate comes into session monday at 3 pm eastern. senators will consider the nomination of former hawaii atty. general. mark bennett to serve on the federal appeals court based in

journalist tom dongle on his washington post article locked and loaded for the lord on a church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on at sanctuary church in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrents of religion, degrees and guns, to a we have not seen before. it is still a small church. shawn has a worldwide following. upguess would be 200 people in pennsylvania. you can follow a church on youtube. all the sermons are webcast every week. ofis that co-mingling , whatn in america and does this say about us as a if there is what -- any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you let the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion, it is usually problematic. announcer 2: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a . sergeant gavinmy mcilvenna talks about the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington national cemetery following world war i. a former guard of the tomb and founder and president of the society the under guard, he describes the changing of the guard ceremony and reflects on the meaning of the monument. the national world war i museum and

through canada, newfoundland, through st.they're going to have to watch for rain, but the lasting effect is going to be on the area beaches of oae east with the large swells and, again, the rip currents. if you're headed to the beach, maryland and delaware beaches, it's going to be nice, but make sure you keen eye on the ocean especially the rip currents and the long undershore currents asell. amelia, looking good for the weekend here, but rain chances as we get intowe next . >> we do. no widespread soaking chances in the forecast. more than bubble up thunderstorm activity we see during the we're months whe pulling our rain chances from. again, tomorrow, 87. maybe anwe isolated s on friday. a really nice day. low humidity. plenty of sunshine. 90 degrees on saturday. 92 on sundae manother isolated shower out there. everybody has a chance for an isolated late day shower on sunday.mo as early aay and tuesday, when the storm chances increase. but that said, still pretty low, only about 30% to 40%. skbran some afternoon thundersto

journalist on his "washington post" magazine article, locked and loaded for the lord, and the church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on at sanctuary a lot in pennsylvania is of undercurrents in the country, religion, politics, and guns. to a degree we haven't seen before. it is still a small church. maybe 200ould be people in the congregation total 0n pennsylvania and 500 worldwide. it is that commingling of what does this say -- isus as a culture, and there any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you let the genie out of the bottle, mixing guns and religion, it is usually problematic. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> president trump spoke at the salute to service dinner to honor veterans and members of the military in west virginia. in his remarks, he thanked service members and their families and praised immigration and customs enforcement, border patrol, and law enforcement officers. he also talked about selecting a nominee to replace retiring supreme court justice anthony kennedy. it is 30 minutes.

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you can see the frontal system thatet ses up from newfoundland to the eastern sea broord.ting rocked in the outer banks. that will move back to the north monday and tuesday. that's what's going t bring us the rain chances for next week. current temperatures right now, in the s. we're headed into the mid to upper 80s. dry conditions out there. if you're grilling out there gh to the temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. y rain to worry about. so forr saturday outlook, annapolis rising. beautiful, pary cloudy skies. the loudoun county fair getting going. dry and comfortable. now,le we're comfort going through this weekend. itt the humidity starts to move back in a little on monday and down right oppressive into tuesday, wednesday and trsday. you' out the door tomorrow morning, grab the sunglasses. leave the umbrellat home. temperatures in the 70s tomorrow morning. through the day, topping out in the mid-80s for highs for tomorrow. real quick, we have an isolated chance for some showers tomorroh afternoon the evening. that's about it. e dryhe most part, we'll until monday when

locked and loaded for the lord" on the sons of the late reverend sun myung moon and his church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what's going on at that church in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country. religion, politics and guns. to a degree we haven't seen before. it's still a small church, there's no question about that. shawn has a worldwide following. my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania. and 500, 1,000, 2,000 worldwide. so in these days you can follow a church on youtube all the sermons are webcast every week. but it's that, it's that co-mingling of, of passion and in america and what, what does this say about us as a culture? and what is this any, is there any precursor of what me might see down the road? when you get the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion in almost any society, it's usually been problematic. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service, by america's cable television companies. and

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article, locked and loaded for the lord, on the sons of the late reverend moon and their church in newfoundlandpennsylvania. >> what is going on at that church in pennsylvania is a commingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country, of religion, politics, and guns, to a degree we haven't seen before. it is still a small church, no question about that. a worldwide following of, i would guess maybe 200 people in the congregation total in pennsylvania, and 500 to 2000 worldwide. in these days, you can follow a church on youtube. all the sermons are webcast every week. ofis that commingling of, passion in america, and what does this say about us as a culture? any precursorere of what we might see down the road? when you let the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion, in almost any society, it has usually been problematic. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. >> i have quite a stack of books here. the first one is the meditations of marcus aurelius. i read this a long time a

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no moving towards usa, moving north and is going to get a glancing blow to newfoundland and before going weakening as it does so. behind that weather system much of the usa is dry, but there are showers and storms to be found. those the southwest have produced some flooding and dust storms brought it up just down after recent excessive heat. a few more of those around us to go through thursday. eventually some of these will be moving away from here and a lot of dry weather through western parts of the usa and canada with warmth and sunshine heading to new york. indiana monsoon rains have been moving a bit further north, so some heavy downpour now with the temperature coming down as a result. bright colours on the rainfall picture with heaviest rain and a couple of days. they will cease extremely heavy rainfall and there are weather warnings for that as a result. the closer to home and take a look at what is going on in europe and the temperatures are rising again across western parts with plenty of hot sunshine to come. as the area of low pressure further east and so something a bit of r

on his "washington post" magazine article, "locked and loaded for the lord" on their church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> ways going on at sanctuary church up in pennsylvania is a comingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country. of religion, politics, and guns, to a degree we haven't seen before. it's still a small church. there's no question about that. i -- sean as a worldwide following. my guess would be, maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania and 500, 1,000, 2,000 worldwide. and these days, you can follow a church on youtube. all the sermons are webcast every week. but it's that -- it's that comingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture? and what -- is this any -- is there any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you get the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion, in almost any society, it's usually been problematic. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and t

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locked and loaded for the lord" on the sons of the late reverend sung mun un and their church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on at a church in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country of religion, politics, and guns to a degree we haven't seen before. it's still a small church. there is no question about that. i -- shawn has a worldwide following. my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania and 500 or 1,000, 2,000 worldwide. because in these days can you follow a church on youtube. all the sermons are web cast every week. it's that co-mingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture and what is this any -- is there any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you get the genie out of bottle of mixing guns and religion, it is usually problematic. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> american history tv is in prime time this week. tonight, a symposium on world war i and future u.s. leaders including a talk on dwight eisenhower state side training of world war

it's transitioning to a non troppo cool weather system, but it will bring some heavy rain to newfoundlandsystem. more about that and the weather in half an hour. usa and canada, this weather front with strong storms associated with it. severe thunderstorms possible as they migrate their weight further east. looking at things in terms of your city forecast, toronto and montr al will see storms moving through in new york, for now there is more hot sunshine on the way. taking you to more rain, this is india, the annual monsoon rains which is now moving his way further north. those downpours have reached into new delhi, bringing the temperature down. but over the weekend, the heaviest rain will be western coastal parts, which could see some extremely heavy rainfall. there are weather warnings in force for that. let's look closer to home, a picture across europe. if you are travelling this weekend, what a fine, dry, hot weatheracross western pa rt fine, dry, hot weatheracross western part stretching into scandinavia. 27 degrees the high in also. showers and storms around, those are further eas

locked and loaded for the lord, on the sons of the late reverend sun myung moon and the church in newfoundland, pennsylvania,. >> what is going on at century church in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country, of religion, politics and guns, to a degree we haven't seen before. it's still a small church, no question about that. shawn has a worldwide following. my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania, and 500, 1000, 2000 worldwide. in these days you can follow a church on youtube, all the sermons are webcast and the week. but it's that commingling of passion in america. and what does this say about us as a culture, and what, is this, is this any precursor what we might see down the road? when you let the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion in almost any society, it's usually been problematic. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> next a hearing on the use of shell companies and virtual currencies by foreign countries to influence u.s. elections. it uses include a former of the treasury department

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it will be swept northwards towards nova scotia and newfoundland.ne. two alias of rain, particularly over central europe. otherwise, plenty of strong sunshine for the mediterranean. it is cooling down any north—west of europe in some areas. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source, after some major resignations from theresa may's government on the issue of brexit, the prime minister issue of brexit, the prime minister is looking to shore up our authority and cabinet. boris johnson is looking to shore up our authority and cabinet. borisjohnson resigned. he says under her leadership the dream ofa he says under her leadership the dream of a positive brexit is dying. jeremy hunt has been appointed to replace him as foreign secretary to help deliver the plan for brexit the prime minister would like to see implemented. the uk also has a new health secretary, matt hancock taking over the running of the national health service. an extraordinary day in westminster so far. who knows what the next few hours might bring. the government says russia is respo

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article, locked and loaded for the lord on the sons of the great reverend moon in their church in newfoundland, and-- pennsylvania senate what is going on in pennsylvania is a combing billing of a lot of undercurrents in the country of religion, politics and guns to a degree we have not seen before. it's still a small church, no question about that. sean has a worldwide following and my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total in pennsylvania and 500 to a thousand worldwide, so will these days you can follow a church on youtube. the sermons are webcast every week, but it's that combing will he of passion and america and what does this say about us as a culture and is this-- is there any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you let the genie out of the body of-- bottle of mixing guns and religion in almost any society it's been almost problematic. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. >> the senate returns from its july 4 recess monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern and will resume debate on a circuit court nomination with a vote to limit the debate at 5:30 p.

. >>> the category 2 storm is moving toward newfoundland with maximum winds of 85 miles per hour.weekend and has been churning up the surf along vacation spots like ocean city, maryland where there have been dozens of lifeguard rescues. chris is staying well offshore of the u.s. and it will be downgraded later on today. >>> did you know that wednesday was annual tube to work day? at least in boulder, colorado. >> we didn't get the memo. more than a thousand people traded the road for waters of boulder creek. interesting costumes. not your usual rush hour. one person dressed in a cat onesie. one decided on a disco ball motif. >> then you have to go into your office after that? the event started in 2008 with two people. now tubers come from as far away as florida in what's called a big party on the river. it looks like fun. >> it is clearly a uniquely boulder experience. >> yes. >> because, as you know, there's a creek that goes straight through the downtown area. many of these people normally would be riding their bikes i guess, to work. interesting. >>> coming up later in "the mix

locked and loaded for the lord" on the sons of the late reverend sun young moon and their church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on at sanctuary church up in pennsylvania is a commingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country, of religion, politics and guns. to a degree we haven't enseen before. -- we haven't seen before. it's still a small church, there's no question about that. sean has a worldwide following, my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania and 500, 1,000, 2,000 worldwide. because in these days you can follow a church on youtube. all the sermons are webcast every week. but it's that commingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture and what, is in any -- is in any per cursor of what we might see down the road. when you get the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion, in almost any society it's usually been problematic. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q and a. .. >> former first lady michelle obama reflects on her time in the white house in her book tee17 she spoke to the ame

locked and loaded for lord" on the sons of the late reverend sun young moon and their church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on at sanctuary church and up in pennsylvania is a commingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country, of religion, politics, and guns to a degree we haven't seen before. it's still a small church. there's no question about that. sean has a worldwide following. my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania and 500, 1,000, 2,000 worldwide. in these days you can follow a church on youtube. all the sermons are webcast every week. but it's that commingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture and what -- is this any -- is there any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you get the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion, in almost any society it's usually been problematic. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> as part of our 50 capitals tour and with the help of gci cable, the c-span bus visited alaska with anchorage, the final stop on the tour. >> c-s

it stretchesay all the up from newfoundla newfoundland, outer banks and down to south carolina., this frontal systemac ally going to rise to the north and move north as a warm front monday nig and tuesday. actually our temperature will rise on tuesday, the humidity will increas on tuesday and into wednesday. you'll start to feel a little bit, especially for southern tier areas monday and raindrops as well. we have an isolated chance today along i-81. otherwise scattered showersho thro the day tomorrow. especially in the morning a few. tomorrow afternoon. widespread rain tuesday, wednesday, even into thursday. temperatures out the right now, look at winchester. ees.ol 59 de 71 in the district. quantico marine base, everyone else in the 60s. that's coming in at if73. you're headed to the farmers market, again, partly sunny skies. eratures right around 80 degrees at noon. feeling really comfortable outt e. if you want to head out for brunch maybe outside today, again, lking nice for that and even throughout the afternoon going to be nice with thosees temperat low- to mid-80s. maybe

locked and loaded for the lord, on the sense of the late reverend sun myung moon and the church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on at st. george church in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrent in the country of religion, politics and guns. to a degree we haven't seen before. it's still a a small church, no question about that. shawn has a worldwide following, my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation, total up in pennsylvania, and 500, 1000, 2000 worldwide. these days you can follow church on youtube come all the sermons are webcast every week. but it's that commingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture, and what, is this any, is this any precursor what we might see down the road? when you get a genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion in almost any society, it's usually been problematic. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> necks, hearing on uniform anti-doping and medication control programs in horse racing. representatives andy barr kentucky and paul talk of new york talk about their bil

their church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on up in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country, religion, politics, and guns. to a degree we haven't seen before. it is still a small church, no question about that. sean has a worldwide following, my guess would be 200 people in the congregation total in pennsylvania. and 500-1000 worldwide. in these days you can follow a church on youtube and all of a sudden you have the webcast. it is that co-mingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture and is this a precursor of what we will see down the road. when you get the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion, it usually has been problematic. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> the senators are back from their fourth of july recess. senators will consider the nomination of former hawaii attorney general mark bennett. to serve on the federal appeals court based in san francisco. at 5:30 pm on monday, the senate will take a procedural vote on that nomination and another procedural vote on the

on the other side of the atlantic, hurricane chris is moving its way towards newfoundland.e atlantic and it will bring something of a change to our weather. the remnants of it will move into iceland but we open the door to more atlantic weather systems as we go into the weekend. but it will also bring in much warmerair but it will also bring in much warmer air from but it will also bring in much warmer airfrom the but it will also bring in much warmer air from the south. while there will be more cloud and rain across western areas, temperatures will start to rise for most areas of england and wales and scotland as well. very warm with temperatures up to 31. dry for many with sunshine but cloudier towards northern and western areas. this is the outlook for saturday and sunday. across northern areas you can see that and in the south largely dry with sunshine. goodbye. hello. it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. 26.5 million of us watched england's 2—1 defeat by croatia in the world cup semifinal in russia. fans sing. # looking back on where we first met # i cannot escape

journalist on his washington post magazine article on the sons of the late reverend and their church in newfoundlandnnsylvania. >> what is going on at sanctuary church up in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of region, tots in the a degree we haven't seen before. it is still a small church, my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in 1000,lvania and 500 maybe but these days you can follow a church on youtube. it's that commingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture? is there any precursor of what we may see down the road? when you get the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion in almost any society, it's usually been problematic. >> tonight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. washington journal continues. minutes,our remaining we want to open the phone lines and tell us what you're thinking this sunday morning. here are some of the headlines from the washington examiner and the previous of the announcement that will come tomorrow as the president announces his pick for the u.s. supreme court. the senate's long hot supreme court battle wil

locked and loaded for the lord on the sons of the late reverend sun myung moon and the church in newfoundlandennsylvania. >> what is going on at the centy church and up in pennsylvania? is a co-mingling of a lot of religion, politics and guns, to a degree we haven't seen before. it's still a a small church, no question about that. shawn has a worldwide following. my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania and 500, 1000, 2000 worldwide. in these days you can follow a church on youtube, webcasts and a week. it's that co-mingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture, and what is this any, is there any precursor what we might see down the road? when you get the genie out of the bottle of mixing into religion in almost any society, it's usually been almanac. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> as part of our 50 50 capitas tour and with help of gci cable, the c-span buzz visited alaska with anchorage the final stop on the tour. >> c-span plays a critical role in making sure america's democracy is functional,, provid

journalist tom dunkel on his article "locked and loaded for the lord," on the sons of the church in newfoundlandlvania. >> a situation which in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of undercurrents in the country, of religion, politics and guns. to a degree that we have not seen before. it is still a small church, no question about that. shaun has a worldwide following. my guess would be about 200 people in the congregation total or 1000ylvania, and 500 or 2000 worldwide. these days, you can follow a church on you to come all the sermons on their webcast every week. it is that combing doing of -- inmingling of passion america and what does this say about us as a culture, and what -- is there any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you get the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion amongst any society, it has usually been problematic. announcer: sunday night on c-span's "q & a." host: it is open phones. any public policy issue you want to talk about, now is the time to do it. we will have open phones until 9:00 a.m. -- 10:00 a.m. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-

their church in newfoundland, pennsylvania. >> what is going on up in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country, religion, politics, and guns. to a degree we haven't seen before. it is still a small church, no question about that. sean has a worldwide following, my guess would be 200 people in the congregation total in pennsylvania. and 500-1000 worldwide. in these days you can follow a church on youtube and all of a sudden you have the webcast. it is that co-mingling of