>> i know the character of paul franks. that's just something he wouldn't do. >> i won't put up with you talking to my driver like that. >> i ain't listening to you, buddy. you get back in that ambulance you get your [ muted ] back in that ambulance or i'll take you in. i'm talking to the driver. >> paramedic white says he wouldn't let the trooper talk to his driver because he believed his patient would suffer from any delay. he tells the trooper about the patient, but the trooper persists. >> we got a patient in this unit right now. >> you want to go ahead and pull over to the side of the road when there's an emergency vehicle behind you? >> the logical thing to do would be to take it up at the hospital or take it up with us later. but he totally ignored my statement that we have a patient on board. >> you better get back in that ambulance before you get your butt to jail now. you understand me? >> after we take the patient to the hospital, you can take me to jail. we will discuss this, okay? >> paramedic white refuses to

. >> he got paul newman, steve mcqueen, frank sinatra. >> reporter: august 1969 brought devastating news i heard on the radio jay sebring and sharon tate killed. >> los angeles and the country were shocked to learn of a grisly trail of murders which included the death of the actress sharon tate. >> reporter: tate and sebring murdered by followers of charles manson. the brutal killings that haunted the nation accelerated markham's career. >> when he was killed, i was the only one that could take over. >> reporter: he helped run s sebring's company for several years. he concentrated on women's hair care. they worked together, as they still do. >> i don't love it. >> reporter: avva, their first feminine hair care line, hit the market in 1989 thanks in part to a loan from cheryl's father. >> her father loaned us $150,000. we took it down to zero. then the company started coming up. it's like any time we could have failed. >> reporter: eight years later they'd made dad's money back and accepted an offer to buy the business. >> we thought, wow, you know. sold the company for $20 mill we can re

. >> paul, let's be frank.w rough weeks, and yet the polls tonight to really seem to reflect that in every place. look at the polls we have here. in ohio trump and clinton are basically tied. pennsylvania, which nearly always goes democratic, clinton is up by only 1%. she should be doing much, much better one would think after these last few weeks. >> yes, short answer but she is doing better than she was a few weeks ago. don't forget she's -- her primaries ended later. >> not in those states though. >> yes, in those states. the quinnipiac polls were better for trump than they are today. i generally don't do this in public. they did survey these over 11 days so it makes it a little suspect. that's too long. a poll is a snapshot in time. if you're moving the camera thatch it's going to be buryr blurry. >> shouldn't she be cleaning his clock is my point? >> and she will but it will not be easy. i do not want democrats to give in to this irrational ex ub bans. i'm with kayleigh i don't think all is well in trump l

you had ron paul and barney frank when they were in the house. you imagine people further apart? they had a caucus to deal with the bloated military budget. and when it comes to fundamental small business communities, recycling communities and credit unions and community banks and farmer markets, when it comes to local sustainable energy, when it comes to community health clinics with emphasis on prevention, you think there's a left/right divide on that? of course not. and the same is true in the educational area. but when we allow the few to rule the many, they will command the divide and rules tactics that distract attention from the broad areas of convergence. we live in a strange period of time. we live in the golden age of muckrakers and a golden age of documentary filmmakers. but they are received by a very tiny audience which we hope to address tomorrow in the breaking through the media day. that should not be the case in a vigorous democracy. in our past, books made a difference. "the other america" by michael herrington on poverty. rachel carson's book "silent spring." u

paul henry. frank hernandez. me gel. avier jorge reyes. jason benjamin josaphat. eddie justice. laureanodisla. christopher andrew leinonen. alejandro barrios marinez. juan chavez martinez. brenda lee marquez mccool. gilberto ramon menendez. kimberly morris geraldo ortiz jimenez. eric ivan ortiz rivera. joel rayon paniagua. jean carlos mendez perez. enrique l. rios. jean nieves rodriquez. javier emmanueal serrano. christopher joseph sanfeliz. yilmary rodriguez solivan. edward sotomayor jr. shane evan tomlinson. martin benitez torres. antonio bega. we will never forget. and while we mourn your loss, your memory will inspire us to fight for change. i yield back. >> coming up tonight on c-span, the house homeland security committee looks at visitors overstaying their visas and calls for new visa entry and tracking exit system. the latest on the mass shooting in orlando, and updates from lawmakers. remarks from president obama after meeting with his national security council. then ayyorney general loretta lynch. >> watch live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. the state department

. >> the campaign source says it boiled down to a show down between lewandowski and frank's washington chief paul manna fort. trump choose manafort. there is no bad blood between them. a oo i said it has been an honor and privilege to be a part of this. i mean that from the bottom of my heart. >> he will begin to run more of a traditional campaign one that manafort is running. >> he continues to be lost in this process. the same person is in control today as the day the campaign started that's donald trump. that is why his campaign has been so successful. >> this comes two-days after a teenager was arrested for allegedly trying to grab a cop's gun. that teeb arj told investigators he wanted to quote kill trump. the incident is being investigated. a wild two-days for the trump campaign. >> corey lewandowski is out so what what next? trump needs to have some sort of strategy behind wihere his campaign heads in order to deal with the general election. >> one thing to say trump did he needs to move to the new phase of his campaign. quite another for him to fire it out right the guy that was with him

paul henry. frank hernandez. me gel. avier jorge reyes. jason benjamin josaphat. eddie justice. laureanodisla. christopher andrew leinonen. alejandro barrios martinez. uan chavez martinez. marcus ma kuhl. heshto raymond silva menendez. oscar aracena. imberly morris akira mori. ocasio-capo. orlando jiminez. -rivera. ortiz jean carlos menendez perez. nrique rios. jean c. nives rodriguez. rodriguez. salo. man well row hristopher joseph an felice. jumari rodriguez sullivan. edward sotomayor jr. hane ivan tomlinson. martin torest. ntonio vaguea. we will never forget. and while we mourn your loss, your memory will inspire us to fight for change. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. dold, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today because thoughts and prayers are not enough. and it's time for action. the hateful terrorist attack targeting america's lgbt community in orlando is another reminder of the pressing need to come together and work across party lines to root out terrorism. prevent gun violence

we'll take your calls again for a few minutes and then show you speaker paul ryan's briefing. frank in putnam hall, florida, we tried to go to frank right as nancy pelosi began her briefing and frank has been good enough to hold on so we'll go to republican line, frank you're on the air. aller: hello, how you doing? pelosi was debate, obamacare came around and we had to wait for it to be passed to see what it was. but since she's in the minority she's whining. what i wanted to get into, i understand that there's mental health issues, and i do believe something should be done about that. i was given a weapon at 17 years old for fighting for the country. when i come back they want to go ahead and get into a veteran's weapons to see if we can carry, if i went to see a therapist for ptsd, that is how they're trying to take the weapons. they can't just take all the weapons and then -- they'll pass this law, mental health and then it doesn't specifically say, you know, certain person has certain issues then they expand it to veterans and expand it into other parts of the people having wha

paul ryan wants to scale back the dodd-frank financial regulation law, expand energy reduction on federaland losses against businesses. the agenda needs releasing to unify republicans before november's election. news powered by more than .wice 400 journalists back to you. scarlet: the stock market getting ready to close in under 30 minutes with the latest from abigail doolittle. >> the nasdaq is down slightly at this time. really well off the lows. spending much of the session bouncing around in the red. it will be the fourth down day in a row, the longest losing streak since the end of april, helping to create a ripoff feeling the two-year chart, we see the nasdaq in a sideways range in much of that time. aat makes the range perhaps bit more bearish, the last three ranges within the big range are a series of lower lows. the last two broke down to august lows and the current congestion could take the nasdaq right down to those lows. timeuld be in for a long to we will have to watch and see. one stock that suggests this could happen, microsoft in the index now down six days in a row. inves

gonzalez-cruz, age 22. [ bell tolls ] >> juan ramone guerrero, age 22. [ bell tolls ] >> paul tharl henry, age 22. [ bell tolls ] >> frankbell tolls ] >> miguel hernandez, age 30. [ bell tolls ] >> javier jorge bravos, age 30. [ bell tolls ] >> jason benjamin josephat, age 19. [ bell tolls ] >> eddie jamoldroy justice, age 30. [ bell tolls ] >> anthony luis laureanodisla, 25 years old. [ bell tolls ] >> christopher andrew liononen, age 37. [ bell tolls ] >> alejandro barrios martinez, age 21. [ bell tolls ] >> brenda lee marquez, 25. [ bell tolls ] >> gilberto ramon silva menendez, age 25. [ bell tolls ] >> kimberly morris, age 37. [ bell tolls ] >> akiera murray, age 18. [ bell tolls ] >> luis omar ocasio-capo, age 20. [ bell tolls ] >> geraldo jimenez, age 25. [ bell tolls ] >> eric yvonne ortiz rivera, age 36. [ bell tolls ] >> edward sotomayor, age 25. [ bell tolls ] >> jessica, age 25. [ bell tolls ] >> janci rodriguez, age 27. [ bell tolls ] >>> you are listening there to the recitation of the names of the 49 victims who fell in the orlando shooting just last week with a memorial of the cathedral ch church of st. l

paul terrell henry. frank hernandez. angel honorato. javir jorge-reyes. josaphat.amin eddie jamoldroy justice. anthony luis. christopher leinonen. marinez. barrios juan chavez martinez. mccool.ee marquez menendez. oscar-- geraldo ortiz jimenez. eric ivan ortiz rivera. paniagua. jean carlos mendez perez. enrique l. rios. rodriquez. emmanueal serrano. christopher sanfeliz. solivan.odriguez edward sotomayor jr. tomlinson. torres.enitez we will never forget. loss,ile we mourn your your memory will inspire us to fight for change. i yield back. >> coming up tonight on c-span, the house homeland security committee looks at visitors overstaying their visas and calls for new visa entry and tracking exit system. the latest on the must shooting in orlando -- mass shooting in a window, and updates from lawmakers. remarks from president obama after meeting with his national security council. updates from attorney general loretta lynch and democratic and. republican lawmakers. ♪ >> c-span"s "washington journal" live every day with policy issues that impact you. coming

frank. thank you. live, don't forget. right after we get off. metro. big show for you. >> town hall meeting. if you have any questions, pauledefeld will be here. >> cbs evening news is not next -- yeah, it is next. >> have a >> a barrier falls. the military lifts its been on transgender service members. >> i can go back and prove it. >> also tonight, confusion and a lockdown after a report of a gunman at the military base where air force one is kept. terror in turkey as police round up suspects. we've learned all three suicide bombers were from former soviet republics. rotten in rio. olympic athletes will compete in filthy waters. >> it smells horrible from up here in the air. >> and with gas prices at an 11-year low, americans hit the road like never bere

and also frank mitchell who is believed to have been the first african-american page to serve in the house sponsored by illinois congressman paul findlay and republican leader gerald ford. his appointment was highly symbolic. it occurred on the hundredth anniversary of lincoln's assassination. april 14, 1965. just weeks after the galvanizing march on selma. frank,oral history with he marveled with the fact that he watched the debate on the landmark voting at from the doorway of the republican coat room. while researching, we came across some tantalizing tools in -- tantalizing clues in the few secondary sources that perhaps there had been earlier pioneers. these were obscure references and footnotes to some late 19th and early 20th century newspaper articles that suggest african-americans may have served in the later half of the 19th century. perhaps during the reconstruction era. upon closer inspection, the ages did not add up. it may have been that they were adult employees of the doorkeeper's office. we knew it was possible the page ranks may have been integrated after the civil war. historians often described congressional

frank summerville. ben lasted five days as oakland's police chief. now he's out and assistant chief paulis the new active chief. the mayor wouldn't give a specific reason for her decision. >> that's right, she repeatedly said state law prohibits her from revealing anything about why she booted the interim chief, her hand picked successor for chief sean went who quit under pressure over his handling of the department's sex scandal. one week, three police chiefs, chief sean went on the left lost his job over the mishandling of a sex misconduct case that's spread across the bay area. the interim chief in the middle is out five days after he was tapped to leave the department. chief figueroa is now the temporary cheer. mayor libby says she's received information that caused her to lose confidence in farrell but wouldn't elaborate. she says she wants an external candidate to lead the force. >>> as mayor i need to have absolute confidence that the leader of this department can be 100% effective at leading cultural change based on the current allegations that we take extremely seriously. >> she

frank somerville. >> and i 'm julie haener. the task force rated 10 homes over two days. the target, illegal marijuana growing operations. ktvu's paul chambers is in the newsroom now after learning officers made 15 arrests. paul? >> reporter: the arrests are just the beginning in their ongoing investigation. so far officers confiscated firearms and hundreds of marijuana plants from oakland streets. loaded firearms and thousands of dollars of pot, now in position of alameda county narcotics task force. >> we served 10 search warrants throughout the city of oakland. they were primarily marijuana growing associated to the mexican drug trade association. >> reporter: officers arrested 15 people who they say had ties to the mexican cartel. several homes were the target of this investigation. officers had their weapons at the ready and an armored vehicle was used for protection. authorities say the suspects are armed with assault weapons. >> we had a subject sleep in one of the houses that we executed a warrant on. he was armed with a loaded ar- 15 semi automatic assault weapon . >> reporter: it's upsetting when drug trafficking is referr

paul ryan today, you know, focusing on poverty, focusing on other issues. to be quite frankh you, to a degree, i think that's welcomed. i'm a solutions-based kind of person, and you like the idea as well? >> i love it. i love it. you know, the republicans, i've been saying this for many years, it's important, obviously, to play to the nation's defense against bad ideas, it is also important to say what you're for with positive, constructive solutions and ideas that people can say, darn right, that makes sense. and so many of the ideas that paul ryan came up with today are things we did while i was governor. i love promoting the work ethic rather than rewarding idle behavior. we did that welfare reform two years before the federal government. the welfare rolls were cut, fathers are at least financially responsible for their children, the taxpayers have saved hundreds of millions of dollars, and best of all there's tens of thousands of people leading independent, self-reliant lives. i also think regulatory reform is important.lot of duplicationn regulations, and we did that as

paul morosi, kenny albert sing so long from atlanta. coming up its kevin burkhardt after the break. ♪ >> kevin: "baseball night in america" postgame show, welcome to our l.a. studio, the hall of famer big hurt, frank, dontrelle willis. i'm kevin burkhardt. it took a while for the mets to finally get a run, but a well-pitched game as we saw. it's funny, we were talking and you know kelly johnson well, playing in the national league east, but he has found a niche for himself. >> he has done a good job playing the platoon role in coming off the bench. you heard after the postgame, he wanted to work the count and get into a fastball hitting situation. i played against him and he is deftly one of the best fastball hitters i played against. specially on the inner-half. that is exactly the mistake the pitcher made in the count. he went inside and kelly johnson turned around and won want aga. >> kevin: ! four was great for the mets. didn't factor, but that didn't happen a lot. julio teheran was awesome. your love grows more and more for him by the day, doesn't it? >> frank: he's a complete pitcher. i this guy, edit trade deadline, you can get a king's ransom for her. him. i'm talking a young player go to

paul morosi, kenny albert sing so long from atlanta. coming up its kevin burkhardt after the break. ♪ >> kevin: "baseball night in america" postgame show, welcome to our l.a. studio, the hall of famer big hurt, frankdontrelle willis. i'm kevin burkhardt. it took a while for the mets to finally get a run, but a well-pitched game as we saw. it's funny, we were talking and you know kelly johnson well, playing in the national league east, but he has found a niche for himself. >> he has done a good job playing the platoon role in coming off the bench. you heard after the postgame, he wanted to work the count and get into a fastball hitting situation. i played against him and he is deftly one of the best fastball hitters i played against. specially on the inner-half. that is exactly the mistake the pitcher made in the count. he went inside and kelly johnson turned around and won want aga. >> kevin: ! four was great for the mets. didn't factor, but that didn't happen a lot. julio teheran was awesome. your love grows more and more for him by the day, doesn't it? >> frank: he's a complete pitcher. i this guy, edit trade deadline, you can get a king's ransom for her. him. i'm talking a young player go to a

frank is off tonight. >> i'm julie haener. police say a home invasion turned violent when the intruder beat that elderly woman and then took one item she can't replace. new at 10:00, ktvu's paul chambers live in richmond. he's the only reporter to talk with the woman who says she doesn't want to be called a victim. paul? >> reporter: julie, that's correct. those are her words, she is not a victim. she's a survivor after a her at a early morning robbery. all she wants now is justice and that coin given to her by president barack obama. >> her face badly bruised. >> i don't even like to look at myself in the mirror at this point. because i suffered a couple of black eyes and one of them is still a mark. my lip was split in a couple of places. >> reporter: 94-year-old betty reed asked we not show her face. but she doesn't mind showing these pictures of her days before she was attacked and beaten. >> i expected he was going to kill me. he doubles up his fists and hit me a couple times. on the sides of my face. with all his might. >> reporter: around 145 monday morning, a man broke into her second floor apartment. he entered through the sliding glass door before making his way int

frank, it is past when i am in washington, dc. this sit in started more than 10 hours ago when house democrats took over the floor and there was a showdown when paul ryan tried to take back control. >> [ yelling ] >> the chair wishes to make an announcement. regarding the decorum in the house chamber. >> reporter: paul ryan faced a deeply and dramatically divided house wednesday night. >> the veto message of the president on house joint resolution -- >> reporter: shouting no bill, no break! they accused ryan of blocking a vote on a bill that would prevent people on the no-fly list from buying guns. more than 100 house democrats staged the unprecedented sit in saying the nation needs action after the orlando mass shooting. spot where is our soul? where is our moral leadership? where is our courage? >> reporter: congressman john lewis one of the few living leaders from the civil rights movement started the sit in about 1130 -- 11:30 washington time. >> this cannot stand! we will occupy this floor. >> reporter: bay area woman , was one part -- barbara lee holding a photo of reggina jeffries was shot last week. republicans declared a recess. scott pet

hillary clinton says she wants to build on obamacare and dodd-frank, all of the policies have led us to 38,000 jobs. jon: can i ask you about the paulthat we are talking about coming out, is this an important moment for the gop? it seems like the party doesn't really know what it stands for at this point. is he positions himself to become barer? >> i think it's important to set agenda and i think donald trump as presumptive nominee to provide some type of vision for america that he could work with a speaker and could come together. i would say that the speaker, there's a void, gap to be filled, that's what he is seeking to do, this is the plan, because, remember, you still have house and senate elections that are up and if you lose the house and senate, then you can say, you know, you're going to make america great but if you don't have the legislative body to support that, it's not going to happen. they need to work together and let me just close by saying this about secretary clinton, i know a lot of people are really ent enthused, i don't get this. maria: we will leave it there. that was a strong ending. i think that sentiments i

frank thorpe, producer with nbc. senior house g.o.p. a.d.a. explains why the cameras are -- aide explains why the cameras are not on -- host: ashley strong is a spokesperson for house speaker paul ryan. she tweets -- in comments from the speaker -- host: again, the business intended today was the debate over the financial services bill, fiscal year 2017 bill. looks like we have video re-established. connecticut's john larsen has been leading the debate or the discussion -- john larson has been leading the debate or the discussion. the video continues. >> i am so proud to stand here and to sit here with our colleagues from the great house of representatives. mr. van hollen: but i am ashamed of the fact that this house of representatives has remained silent and done nothing in the face of carnage around this country. after aurora, what did this house do? moment of silence. after oak creek, what did this house do? moment of silence. after newtown, what did this house do? a moment of silence. after charleston, moment of silence. after orlando, moment of silence. and all the carnage in between and before and the carnage that goes on daily in our neighborhoods and our streets, moment