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the biggest regret is notki keeping ou safe and allowing them to grow up as children, free of fear and trauma. rajini: you dedicate a lot of your book to the issue of gun violence in schools. what is the solution? mr. duncan: to be clear, not gun violence in schools. our schools are generally the safest places there are. it is gun violence in america. it does not happen in e u.k., does not happen in canada, does not happen in australia where my wife is from. l we lack the political wi a country to do the right thing. this is lack of common sense, lack of courage, not intellectually difficult.ee tooung people across the country led by the students from parkland, florida, kids in chicago, spping up and saying we are not going to accept this reality, i'm so proud and grateful for the leadership of . rajini: interesting times in education. thanks f coming in. mr. duncan: thanks for having me. rajini: i'm rajini vaidyanathan. i will be back tomorrow. >> with the bbc news app, ourid vertical vs are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way t oough the newsf the day an

ou both have sons that are in the nba. >> yes. >> your son is jarrett jack. >> yes. >> formerly of the icks. >> uh-huh. >> and, deborah, why you are son is holli thompson who was formerly with the 76ers. >> yes. >> and they areoth free agents. >> yes. >>hat's that like for you, that process. >> it's part of e job. p your mission is to h communities. so you get together with the other mothers. what are the main projects that you engage in? yo mentioned the community service project inanacostia. do you do this all over the country? ? >> w rotate. it's always somewhere different. during the all-star w fed over 1,000 people in los angeles on skid row for feed the hungwe. actively participate in st. jude. last summer we did the dress fos su >> in kansas city. >> we took the single mothers shopping at walmart for things for their children. we held a basketball clinic in conjunction with the fathers of professional basketball players in kansas city for the inner city children out there. so depending on where we are we find out what's needed in that community and we go from there. >> and you a

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ou think she's going out because she's achieved what she wanted to achieve?> i think she's achieved a lot of what she's wanted to achieve. she was ceo for 12 years. that's a long time for any ceo, and she was a ceo in a tough business, and i think she navigated thwaters very well. >> you know, she's part of a generation though, of women ceos that came up together about the same tim meg whitman and others, ba at general motors. but there aren't a lot of younger women coming up through the ranks thesewe days. still don't have enough women on boards these days. why isn't more progress being made at this point, eric, do you think? >> you know, that's a hard question to answer, and i think boards had better start answering it. if you look at meg wtman and mary barra, indra, these are y goodho have done a v job. in meg's case, at a couple of companies. so if we areot putting younger women in the slot that are preparing tm to step up, that's a bigke mista. we need that talent. >> you know, i found it teresting that -- the s&p 500, there were only 25, if you include

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bruce: wellow, how do you ou have made progress without the two sides talking? tthere were hopt there were behind the scenes indications that there was going to be an announcement about a declaration from the north in return for a piece declaration from the u.s. certainly that is off for now. jane: you have just come back from korea. what do you think the southe koreans will bmaking of this? bruce: ty will be very disappointed. they would hope that a positive eopomprip after troops were north korea was very critical of the secretary -- that a positive pompeo tripau would momentum for their own summit meeting, which would lead to kim jong-un going to the un's general assembly in september. whether he still goes or not, we don't know. certainly president moon will be in more of a salvage operation than building positive momentum. jane where does this leave the process? bruce: a far longer, far bumpier road ahead than president trump indicated. today's tweets are really the first time he has acknowledged that the process is not going well. although he still incorre

ou get me and her essentially providing backdoor access to the president for people she felt he needed to see, and the people she did not feel he needed to see you not get into see him. >> you talked a little bit about condition of the film. how is the library processing and preserving the election? paul: it was sent out to washington and was transferred to video files. we now have high-definition video files. the film itself will be stored in our collection rooms, which are temperature and humidity-controlled. we have a lot of film stock at audio tape here that are stored in what we call our sacks, and they are kept under very specific environmental conditions. >> how can people view the films and learn more about? point, we put them online, and there are a lot of of shots where we do not know everybody in the shot yet and we were debating whether we should debate and identify everybody and get public feedback. want to create processing opportunities of people can go through the footage. for example, there are several scenes of a big picnic they had home,eleanor roosevelt's and it loo

ou know, you just have to be parish. you really do. it's not worth losing your life erer. >> maybe they't thinking clearly or thinking what was around them or what could happen to them, but, yeah, it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: the 34-year-old sedan driver briefly buft the scenthen pulled into a nearby parking lot. you can see the damage on his driver side door. no decision has been made yet about whether he'll fac charges. now this is the third seriousd roge incident i've covered in prince william county. jck ine a young man drove over a young woman's leg. she survived and later that month another incident in which a guy pointed a gun at a woman in hnd car then followed her all the way home. she wisely though stayed in the car, and the takeaway from this, that's the best plan. don't get out of your v icle and call police if you're conceued. back to n the studio. >> julie carey, thank you, carey. >>> today the judge in the paul manafort trial told the ju to isregard some of his courtroom criticism. yesterday hely criticized the pros

[cheers] [applause] ,ou all dedicated your time some of you dedicated your time and money. some of you just dedicated your money, which is great, we thank you for that, to this campaign. although we came up short this time, you have my commitment that all of us are going to take this organization that we have built, because we have an amazing organization in case you all did not note, the best the state has ever seen, and we are going to use it to fight for change in washington, arizona, and to see that the ideas at the center of our great party and this conservative movement are put into action. you all know that i am results oriented. i take ideas and put them into action. az in d..,t to see so don't let up, give your foot on the gas pedal for the america first agenda. [cheers] [applause] i think each and everyone of you for being here and may god bless arizona. that the united states and god bless each and everyone of you here today. thank you so much. thank you, thank you. [cheers] [applause] ♪ >> c-span's f.e.m.a. --"washington journal," live every day with news and po

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and on this, i want to say for ou, this is really personal because this is how government works. janitor. my mom worked a minimum wage job at sears. my chance in life was a $50 a semester commuter college. i grabbed it and hung on, and i got to be a public schoolteacher. i got to be a college professor, and i got to be a united states senator. all because america invested in kids. [ cheers and applae ] i believe in that america. >> seth: do you take -- i mean, solace is a weird word, but have you -- do you find it notable that right now as we come towards the midterms, it seems as though the republican party is not actually running on this tax bill they paed -- >> no kidding. >> seth: which is the signature achievement of the first half ou donald's term in office. >> and stinks like ree-week-old garbage. [ laughter ] i mean, they are -- oh, you know, somewhere else every time anything about tt tax bill comes up, you know, and that's what's remarkable about this. wathey passed it knowing i unpopular. and it's not l their minds.nged they passed it knowing it was unpopular. figured,

and i said, "no,ou stay, stay, stay, stay!" [ laughter ] and he goes, "come on, come on, come on."y, stay, stay, stay. [ light laughter ] >> seth: wait. what does that have to do with james comey? [ laughter ] >> it's the same thing! just a couple of dudes who only care about themselves. they need to shut up, sit down, take a nap, and get a life. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: really? >> really. especially that guy. >> announcer: this has been "really!?! with seth &[ my." eers and applause ] >> seth: we'll be right back with amy poeer, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what's the strongman? it's a pea-protein, gluten-free pâté. (whistles) it's a burrito filled with plants pretending to be meat. here we see the artist making an attempt to bare his soul. it's just a gray dot. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as 8 minutes by a

. >> thank>>ou. immy: thank you for coming on the show. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: please.ttic, by the way. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> jimmy: and i love the cast. >> i know, right? >> jimmy: and, of course, you know, i love your husband. l >>e him too. >> jimmy: seth rogen. he's one of my favorites. [ cheers and applause ] m >> he's one favorites as well. i love him, too! >> jimmy: you love him, too? >> i am going to keep him around.my >> jof course. how is he like? what's it like being married to seth rogen? >> it's a real bummer, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] no laughs. >> he'not funny. he's not kind. no, he's amazing. he's my favorite human in the whole world. he's funny, he's sweet. [ audience aws ] you know, i feel very lucky every day.wh >> jimmye did you meet? where did you guys meet? >> you know, nothing that crazy. my friend was dating his friend, we went ni a party one t. nothing that exciting. although on our first date, we awent and played mini gol then got in a major car accident on a freeway. >> jimmy: no. n >> a 16-year-old had stos dad's ca

you want to start counting up the time -- >>ou believe this is on them?hat you guys have not delayed e e interviewing, delayed negotiations? >> yes. each time by three or four days so we could write a letter in response. they have taken two to three weeks to get back to us. what iave to tell you is, look, i am not going to be rushed into having him testy so he gets trapped into perjury. when you tell me that, you know, he should testy because he is going to tell the truth and he shouldn't worry, that's silly because it's somebody's version of the not the truth. he didn't have a conversation -- >> truth is truth. i don't mean to go -- >> no, it isn't truth. truth isn't truth. ofthe presidenthe united states says i didn't -- >> truth is a truth, mr. mayor. do you realize -- >> no, no, no. >> this is going to become a bad meme. >> don't do this to me. donald trump says i didn't talk out flynn with comey. comey says you did talk about it. tell me what the tth is. >> don mcgahn might know. >> you're such a genius -- don mcgahn doesn't know. we have two pieces

ou your views. that is not an easy question but the sustainability of parameters and effectiveness of programs. interest that you see now from a lot of organizations diversity. how do you sustain that? how do you keep that going? and if we have 2020 and somebody more caring about these issues you keep it going? e can't assume everything changes though it seems like it changes. much.ank you so t is important to essentially sa -- have investments that ncubate these and work on the transportation that stephanie talked about and you will find in the report of what is in terms of transitioning some of diversity and inclusion efforts from a of an institution or organization's work to a man value priority of the leadership. training and f solutions that transform that in ative are very important terms of moving forward. >> i agree. i would add that there are people -- i'm committed to the fight. one of founders of my fraternity said we have it fight until hell freezes over then fight on the ice. heart.ake

ou know what i mean? our researchers found in real life -- >> found it, yeah. >> seth: but you put it there, and then instead of just burying the memory you then, at some point, admitted it.>> xactly. i then talked about it at some po >> seth: you know, i think you're, at your core, a very honest person. and no matter how much you like to hide things, you eventually that you talked to your dog until it told you that it loved you. [ laughter ] >> yes. i think you're right. i think there's some truth to that. >> set exciting.his is very you guys are gonna do a seventh season. you're back to work now. >> yes. yes. it just started yesterday. >> seth: whichins just thri [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. yes. >> seth: and -- we were talking backstage. not only is that incredible accomplishment, toare on seven >> yes. >> seth: but, at the very least, it means you're gonna come back here for a sixth time. et i mean, if you'll have me. yes. >> and i'm just so happy in advance to have you back. >> oh, what a pleasur

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ou at five. >>> that is going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. went to say hello to concord.i everybody, and bye. have a great weekend. >> hope: i'm not telling steffy i changed my mind. >> brooke: why not? >> hope: because i haven't. and i want her at the wedding. >> brooke: honey, i understand what you're trying to do. you want to bring everybody together, and that's great. that is a worthy goal. but let's save that for a different day, okay? this is your wedding. we can't take any chances. >> hope: steffy wants me to marry liam. >> brooke: [ sighs ] that's fine. maybe she does. but why invite her mother? >> hope: because she asked to bring someone, and i don't want her to feel alone. >> brooke: taylor is a loose cannon in the best of scenarios. and on your wedding day to liam?

the nfl announced a policy"óú >>> welcome back, 5:40.ity basketball coach ise facingous charges. >> demill jones is accused of throwing a fatal punch while in new yo city. on sunday s, ndor ckszabo k on the door of his car thinking he was his uber driver. szabo never regained consciousnas and wasken off life support on saturday. >> the jones family sends their epest sympathy. >> jones pleaded not guilty and his next court appearance is octobernd. >>> well, good friday morning. we have a beautiful sunrise setting up for the area and you e the clear skiesut there. we will see plenty of sunshine as we go through your friday. 79 degrees right now, but hot, again, this afternoon. big weekend wechanges. ll talk about that coming up. >>> brand-new clore in the district. we have been watching this crash and now closed hey. temporar southbound 295 after malcolm x. details on this andra yourl times else where, coming up. >>> plus, we're heading out to the fair. the fair. the montgomery county fair kicks happy anniversary dinner, darlin'. can this

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ou, >>> news 4 at 5:00 is starting right now. >>> right now at 5:00, tributes to a great the messages of support for senator john mccain after he stops treatment in his battle with brain cancer. > murder mystery. the hunt for new evidence after the man suspected of killing a mom and her son in their home is freed. >>> nished business. virginia in the forefront after a new push to ratify the equal rights amendment. nearly a century after it was first introduced. >>> and saluting sergeant chesty. >> he doesn't sit as often as he should but i think he served faithfully. t >> reporter: hhe marine corps is honoring their beloved mascot on his last day of duty. >>> good evening, everybody. first up tonight at 5:00, fresh concerns innt montgomery c tonight as the nber of pedestrian deaths continues to climb. >> a particular concern among e very busy stretch of road. just this morning a car struck m 41-year-old on georgia avenue in wheaton. and it's the second fatal pedestrian crash in that area this week. >> news 4 nicole jacobs is live for us at the scene. nicole, what are you today?g >> ji

involving russian election meddling,le ing him unable to stop the investigation, even if he wanted ou. the white claims the president's tweet was not a demand. >>he president's stating his opinion. it's not an order. but i think he's been crystal clear about how he feels about this investigation. >> reporter: lawmakers on both sides immediately spoke out in support of the probe. >> the threats bndlying from president of the united states against a lof enforcement cer constitute evidence of obstruction of justice. >> i support the probe to find out what russia did to try to influence our election. >> reporter: the president also sounded off today on the trial of his former campaign chairman paul manafort. charged with numerous financial crimes unconnected to his work for the trump campaign. >> certainly the president's been clear he thinks paul manafort's beenated unfairly. >> reporter: while distancing himself, the president also suggested manafort's being treated worse than mobster alpo . manafort has pleaded not guilty to all 18 charges against him. charges that could land him in pr

asheville. t.discovery, inside and ou >>> an update from the tropics. category 4 hur coop barreling towards hawaii's big island. these are live pilk tours from .he big isla palm trees swaying in the winds gusting up to 70 miles an hour. nbc's jay gray is in honolulu as residents are bracing for impact. >> reporter: there is a sense of urgency, anneasy tension across these normally laid back islands. >> hawaii i going to be impacted by hurricane lane. the question is how bad. >> reporter: a massive and powerful storm con vensing those who usually hang by the motto "hang loose" d to lockn neg that might break loose. >> you do n need direct strike to have major impacts from a hurricane this >>strong. eporter: evacuation centers are open, but space is limited. earlier this year atate report found less than 280,000 shelter 4paces available for the million people who live on the islands. >> just want to remindto everyo e prepared to shelter-in-place. 14ays of food and supplies and watedi mecine, other necessities that they would have. >> reporter: time to pre

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believed to be on his own alone on>>ou can see how close it was to that neighborhood. sea-tac says it was an unauthorized take off 8:00 p.m. tonight. video from a witness in south puget sound. two military planes launched out of portland and able to reach it within minutes. this was not shot down. crashed on to ketron island. the island itself only has about 20 people living on it. we don't know if any of them were hurt. the sheriff saying ton tight th is not a terrorist incident. >> no indication that this was an attempt to attack anybody or anything. other than an attempt to steal an airplane and fly it around. the person had enough training or enough sense it somewhat. >> >> reporter: some passengers say their flights are being delayed three hours as they try to get up to seattle. now there are still fire crews heading to that site on ketron island. we will bring you the latest when we get them. >>> we sent a breaking news alert the moment the story broke. you can sign up for our breaking news alert at nbcbayarea.com and three our app. n>> emergency crews rushed to

ou step outside this morning, a lot of youhinks it is feeling like fall. and some b suburbs could up in the upper 50s. less humidity makes iteel more pleasant. by sunday, we'll be getting closer to 90 degrees. and theumidity will start to rise, too, which leads us into next week. it's 68 degrees in washington. 63 in manassas.he wier is at 59 right now. stcold front has passed through. the north wind will pulling down the less humid air mass from canada. if you're exercising today, just perfect weather. this morning, i would recommend exercising outside if you can. it will be a little breezy. low 70s. low humidity in the afternoon. lowle 80s. just a perfe day. tomorrow looks good, too. the weekend looks fantastic, as well. one of the last weekends of summer. sunshine across your weekend. le 85 on dsaturday. he beach, it will be around 80 degrees. look at nex week. hot and humid. the dog days of summer return. we're back in the 90s. >>> let's check the roads on this thursday. >> interloop at annapis road. other work zones have cleared. one left lane is getti

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