there was a huge uproar in the pavilion.e are in the dump truck and all of a sudden out walks congressman ryan. he has blood stains on his shirt. he gets into the cab of the plane so i did not have an opportunity to talk to him. i was in the bed of the truck. then we took off for the airstrip. brian: the cab of the truck. rep. speier: yes. brian: you said plane -- rep. speier: i'm sorry, no, he got into the cab of the truck. brian: how far is it from the people's temple area and the airport? rep. speier: it's hard to judge. i think it's about miles, but it is on jungle roads. if you want to call them that. it's just hurt road. it takes a while to get there. about 45 minutes. we get to the airstrip. one plane has arrived. the smaller plane. we are waiting for the larger plane to arrive. congressman ryan does an interview with members of the press about what had happened in the pavilion. then larry layton, one of the hierarchy in the people's temple, all of a sudden is saying he is a defector, but he had been one of the most p

the tension at the pavilion was intense.nd the family, the parks family had just come up to me and wanted to leave. the older grandmother and the father and mother and a number of children. it was unraveling before his eyes. don harris is interviewing him, and had shown him the note he had showed to congressman ryan and myself that night after congressman ryan had addressed the audience there. and i had such a sinking feeling, because once we we received that note, i knew that everything we feared was true. brian: what happened next for you? where did you stay while you are down there? rep. speier: i stayed in a cabin with a group of members of the peoples temple, young women. they were very modest cabins. 10 roofs. it was raining that night. all night long, i'm just listening to the rain on the roof. i know what tomorrow is going to bring. i could not sleep. i just wanted the morning to dawn, so that we could get on with taking those who wanted to leave. at that point, there were only two people that wanted to leave, but i

she saw the gun man who was 10 or 15 feet away from her reload that rifle and then go over to a pavilion, a shopping area she had been just a short time before that. the police chief says that one of the things they are trying to focus on at this point is witness reports that there may have been the second person. it's not clear if it was a second shooter or someone who was an accomplice to the shooter. that's one of the things that they are trying to figure out. let's go and hear from the police chief what he had to say just a short time ago. >> there were reports of shooting on the north side of the garlic festival area. officers were in at area, and engaged the suspect in less than a minute. the suspect was shot and killed. it appears as if though they had come into the festival via the creek which borders a parking area, and they used some sort of a tool to cut through the fence to be able to gain access through the secure fence line. that's how they got into the festival area itself. we have one suspect, we know that is down. we have some witnesses reporting that there may have been

the pavilion may be the -- a planned 50th fell through.he howard county executive is jumping at the chance to safe the three-day concert. >> we're excited to have the conversation with promoters of wood stock at the opportunity of celebrating the 50th. >> working together on a rather tight timeline. the concert would be held august th through the 18th and in a statementood stock folks are working on security the artists now. if t bands come weshow good news for columbia residents, but not so much for others. shows what a nice place this is has to be good. >> tens of thousands of people that would descend on this small, suburban town. so i think that's kind of scary. >> reporter: it's not a done deal. the concert by the band smashing pumpkins is scheduled for august 17 a. still on of now. no tickets on sale as of now. promoters are positive it will all come together in a few weeks. derrick ward, news 4. >>> a new push to transform a neighborhood in need of a spruce-up. the new developments that will bring hundreds of new hom and stores to a

now the pavilion maybe the salvation for the 50th anniversary concert. after a planned woot stock 50th new york, howard county executive is jumping in to change the day or more teef ce acwe'r thexcited atto bec ableury tel promoters of woodstock, with merriweatherbout the opportunity of cebrating woodstock 50. >> the operator of merriweather post pavilion are working together on a rather tight tight line. e concert will be held august 16th through the pa tat the woodstock foks are working on securing the artists now and the bands co will produce the show. that is good news f columbia residents but not so much for others. anything that brings a lot of people in the area and shows what a ni place this. tens of thousands of people that would just descenthi on ts small suburban town so i think that's kind of scarey? not a done deal. ain could sert by smashing pumpkins is scheduled for august 17th and it's still on for now and no tickets are on sale for woodstock 50 yet but organizers are thing it's coming in a couple of weeks. >> a student was killed and her

and have used the opportunity to create a pavilion space. so this community pavilion space serves a fitness centre and also a community space for residents, creating different architectural character and abut that up against kirkwood so we have a basic streetfront around the entire project. >> there's a nice little gem. so the building has two pedestrian entrances. one to the south and one to the east. so this is the pedestrian entrance off of kirkwood and has wood materials to give warmth to the building to help identify the entries to the building. (please stand by). you can see how the site leaves its way into that pedestrian only walkway, and then along this walkway, we have these loft unit or double height. those help engage the pedestrian space. i won't dive into much detail on the land. we have made a bit of them. this one basically covers the site circulation and traffic so you can the traffic goes both ways on gerald, both ways on kirk would -- -- kirkwood and there's only a small section of vehicular traffic allowed to access the p

two years earlier merriweather post pavilion had opened in columbia, maryland and at the time no oneiong the two in the same breath, and now the pavilion may be the salvation for the 50 anniversary concert. after a planned woodstock 50th well through at watson glen in new york. howard county executive is jumping at the chance to save the day or more accurately the three days of the concert. > we're excited to be able have a conversation with the promoters of wood stock, with merriweather about the opportunities of celebrating woodstock 50. >> reporter: promoters say the pridors of merriweather post pavilion are working together on a rather tight time line. the concert will be held august 1618 through the th, a statement that says the woodstock folks are working on securing the arti now and if the band comes will produce the show. that will be good news for columbia residents but not so much for others. >> anything that brings a lot of people into the area and shows what a nice place this is has to be good. >> sounds like tens of thousands of people that will just descend on this smal

he had many of his guards surrounding the pavilion, i'm sure to make sure people did as they were told. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. robert mueller testifies to congress on wednesday about possible obstruction of justice and abuse of power by president trump and russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. live coverage starting at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. download the free c-span radio app to listen live wherever you are. if you missed our live coverage, watch on-demand at c-span.org. now a roundtable discussion on the robert mueller hearing that will be taking center stage on capitol hill tomorrow. joining us for this discussion this morning is morgan chalfant, national security reporter for the hill. andrew desiderio congressional reporter for a p olitico. explain what the judiciary committee is going to be covering and why. it will focus on volume two that focuses on the idea that the president was seeking to obstruct the robert mueller investigation. have of democrats so far said essentially that the evidence is clear that the president at l

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drink thisorced to hadc brew by jones and he many of his guards surrounding the pavilion, i am sure,make sure people did as they were told. easternht, at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's q&a. >> --several followers muslim contributions to american society. the brooklyn oracle societies muslims in brooklyn project and of social policy and understanding: muslims for n progress initiative cohosted the events. evening, welcome. out inou all for coming this nasty weather. we are really happy to see you here. for those of you who are sitting in back, if you feel like it, we would love to have you come up front a little bit more. we always have a good and lively conversation with the audience, and it is great to see people come up front, if you feel like it. deborah schwarz, i am the president of the brooklyn historical society, and it is my pleasure to welcome you all tonight.

needed one, pat got behind and did not get anything on it, he was given an out and he was back to the pavilionan morgan, the wednesday captain, saw them hitting the winning runs to put england into that showpiece finale against new zealand. england have been to three world cup finals in the lesson was backin world cup finals in the lesson was back in 1992 when they beat south africa and sydney to get to the finals stop that was not to be for england, 20 years on, they have certainly put the semi finals, over the summer and england, certainly put the semi finals, over the summerand england, can certainly put the semi finals, over the summer and england, can they go to lords and get their hands on the world cup trophy? the last two world cups have been won by the host nation, england will be hoping to make it three. they were on the brink of going out... but are now into the final on the back of winds against new zealand, india and australia. the performance, i think we have gotten better and better as a group. we would have to do that in order to get to the semifinals and actually be contenders

it would take over the meriwether post pavilion. pstate new york passed on hosting the anniversary and organizers have struggled to secure another venue. >>> come , miley and jay-z. we need you here. >>> happening today a chance to find a teaching job in our area. montgomery county public schoolr is hosting ag expo start at 9:00 until 2:00 in the afternoon and 30 schools will be there to conduct the interviews and at the walter jnson high school in bethesda and you don't have to register. are y >>> a new school year comes with strategies. they are starting off with new strategies. >> that kid right back there. that kid. >> step off the bus, please. >> i need to tell you about thar kid right t >> yesterday, the sheriff's offis helped train bus driver to deal with difficult situations like if an angrynt pare tried to get on the bus or even if a student brings a gun on the bus. >> we want to continue to be prepared. not paranoid, just but prepared. >> we tr to practice as much as we can. >> i like that. prepared and not paranoid. auori

they were forced to drink this toxic brew by jones, and he had many of his guards surrounding the pavilion i'm sure to make sure that people did as they were told. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> following former special counsel robert mueller's testimony before the house judiciary committee members of the committee shared theirre thoughts on the hearing. >> i would like to suggest we have delayed doing work of this committee for eight years and we just started it up when jerry nadler took over. this was an important important hearing. mr. mueller is an american hero made clear that any other person to did ask trump did what event and data for obstruction of justice and but for a policy of the justice department that you can't indict a sitting president is reason whyme he was not indicted.es so until an attorney for signal obstruction, they lie to the american people. when they said he was told exonerated, he lied and mr. mueller made that clear. today was an important datehe tt the mueller report was spoken to the american people at that the mueller report was let ou

bowled, caught behind, he didn't get anything on it, was given out, and he was on his way back to the pavilionat wasn't to matter. eoin morgan, the one—day captain, and joe root, the test captain, saw england over the line with morgan hitting the winning runs to put england into that showpiece finale against new zealand. england have been to three world cup finals before, they've lost all three of them, the last one back in 1992 when they beat south africa in sydney to get to the final against pakistan. that wasn't to be for england. 27 years on they've certainly put the semi—final hoodoo that's been over england this summer and last summer to bed. and england, can they go to lords and get their hands on the world cup trophy? i think the performance in the last three games, we have got better and better as a group. we talked before the tournament that we would have to do that in order to get to the semi—final and final and actually be contenders. so i think today was, i suppose, a step further in the performance and adding on the two we have built already it was important that we do that. now

the pavilion ranks in 30,000 annual from event and city wants to keep area clean.at's happening now. that's absolutely hysterical. >> we've seen drug stores get criticized and looing trying to drive people crazy i think -- >> it is a popular song in my house. >> well i have kids i love it. because you haven't heard it on repeat tracee thank you so much. pup next republicans slam the political theater on capitol hill after democrats vote to hold commerce secretary wilbur ross and attorney general bill barr in con tempght we ask what happens next? plus former nfl quarterback and national anthem protesters colin kaepernick might be getting an emmy did you hear that in details coming up on fbn:am. ♪ we're changing what's possible every single day., and if you run a business, that means a lot. we create financing options for your customers. to help them get the things they love instantly. our data provides insights into what your shoppers have already bought. so you can offer them what they might consider buying next. our financial and tech solutions are changing what's

the three-day peace, love, music festival would take over the meriwether post pavilion. half century ago, hundreds of ousands of people flooded update new york but now upstate new york passed on hosting the anniversary celebration. organizers have struggled securi another venue. >> we are excited to be able to have a conversation with the promoters of woodock and with meriwether about the opportunity of celebrating woodstock's 50. >> let's it done because the festival is supposed to happen in three weeks. "the new york times" says the lineup still has not been finalized. >> if theye announcit, meriwether can hold only 30,000 people so get your ticket. >> i want a front row to jay-z and who else is coming? >> bring it here to maryland. >>>ext up. safety plan being used in d.c. and a few other cities, now being adopted in prince george's county. >> we will tell you how prince ge ge's county is trying to make streets safer. >>> plus a trip from d.c. to new york city could get quicker but you'll be paying a big price. we will tell you more on this new train route. >>> ponies

about the future of our business >> can you talk me through in june you signed an agreement with pavilion to sell your p portfolio of pavilion to lng, is this part and parcel of the strategy of divesting businesses that you don't think are core to your strategy and plan going forwards >> well, i think when we presented our plan in 2018 and revised in february of this year, we had a plan of inve investment of 3 billion. we will continue making the investment in terms of nonstrategic assets or rotation of certain assets. all this is part of that what i would like to say, the energy business, the capital gains we have made, which is not very large, has been already almost fully applied for another implementation of certain efficiency measures, which is delivered with the result the following year it's not affecting the first half in terms of other businesses, it's not new for years we have besharing our wind farms, in the united states we've been selling some wind farms, in france and in germany we have already sold in the past some of those. that's part of our normal business, and probably

they were forced to drink this jones and he had many pavilion to make sure that people did as they were told. at 8:00 p.m.ht eastern on c-span's q and a. >> george washington university and the derek sheely foundation hosted a daylong conference on reducing injury risks among student-athletes. we hear about research from penn state university in the area of traumatic brain injury. the entire conference is available on our website. this is about 20 minutes. >> one of the things of the derek sheely foundation and the ncaa wanted to do was to find a way to do research that is going to be meaningfully impactful. so we have heard so much today about making data-driven decisions or informed decision-making, and that is really important. when we cannot make decisions from science, we try to get the best consensus as possible. but science is coming forward. the department of defense and the ncaa is coming together, as they started something called the grand alliance, and the grand alliance has two parts to it. one is something called mind matters. it is a grand challenge. how do we gather educa

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earlier tonight, the cox pavilion that game is still happening now. there isn't a threat of the speakers really moving around that that the rafters are the main concern in this situation and so the the nba summer league game between the knicks and pelicans the earthquake felt in las vegas. the game brought to a halt its paws can imagine it's going to be playing again the play is still suspend s is h happening dodger stadium at chavez ravine yeah that's kind of what we're seeing right now happening as ago summer. >>first video we're getting in of course is from a the sporting events but a concerned more about what's going on in the rich crest area and we haven't yet received any video are there but i can tell you that we just came out from the callow yes, the office of emergency services and that they just said that the state operation center is activated and monitoring following the recent earthquake activity in kern county where ridgecrest is located it's pretty interesting to get those live sports videos in because that's happening in real time what

the three-day peace, love, music festival take was over the meriwether po pavilion. upstate new york passed on hosting thenniversary celebration. organizers have st securing another venue. >> we are excited to be able to have a conversation with the promoters of woodstock and with meriwether about the opportunity of celrating woodstock's 50. >> something that ho happen. the festival is out to happen in three weeks. "the new york times" says the lineup still has not been finalized. come on! we have toet this right! >> they don't have a stage yet. >> i'm there if jay-z is there! >>> a elfeood story of the week. a metro police officer giving a helpi hand to young boy with autism and his mother. yesterday, officer dominique case received a special award and theittle b and mother were there to say thank you. we shared this viral photo from earlier this week. oficer case jumping in to soothe 4-year-old andrew after he was having a pretty rougtrgo on his ride home. the officer said he was just trying to help a parent in need. >> i'veever expected any of this to happen. i ju

and concord pavilion. water temps are still cold. 50 to 55 degrees.nd that certainly helps the fog formation when you get a front coming in. today will will be on the breezy side. but not nearly as high as yesterday. the high is building in. as it does, that's going to start warming up temps. 81 in las vegas. and 51 in ukiah. a few high clouds will play into the forecast. farther north you go. more high clouds. farther southwest. that will bring rain to the pacific northwest. after that, high pressure is going to kick in. morning clouds. mostly sunny. 60s, 70s, back into low 80s. but still below average on these temps. a little warmer wednesday. then we start to warm it up, thursday, friday, saturday. you'll get upper 80s. still nice on sunday. but a little cooler. >> all right. thanks, steve. >>> and we would like to remind you to download that kutv weather app. it does have active radar. and your seven-day forecast. it also has an easy feature to upload video. the weather app is free to download for your smart phone or tablet. >>> time is 4:20. stil

had been sleeping overnight so we wanted to discourage them from just hanging out in front of our pavilionh good money -- they are entitled to enjoy a pleasant experience for their situation there. >> martha: i get it buried in new york city there are places where there's long benches and they have sort of dividers in them for the purpose so that people can't sleep there at night. now everyone is compassionate about people being homeless and we need to have places that are safe for homeless people to be, but you also have to be understanding of the situations such as the one that you're talking about. i just want to play a little bit of the other song that you are planning to drive people out of the park -- >> must you? >> martha: this is the taco one. it's player. ♪ >> martha: oh my. so friends of mine and people who work here, little kids say this music is like addictive for them, they want to listen to it all the time. but this is one of the reactions from dan, a member of the homeless community in west palm beach. here's what he says about this tactic. >> they have started a mini war o

the last 200 yea rs, the famous pavilion. but never have they seen an england team lifting the world cup. what an opportunity this is for eoin morgan's side. they are the number one team in the world, they beat new zealand in their last group match, just over a week ago, so there is a weight of expectation on the shoulders of the team. especially after way they played and blitzed australia in the semifinals. it is important to keep everyone calm, cool and collected. not to let things get to them. yesterday, he certainly seemed very calm and collect as i sat down with him, about how he is feeling. first of all, congratulations, with this chance to be the first england captain to win a world cup, three have tried before. have you thought about how you will feel if you when? it isa about how you will feel if you when? it is a great opportunity to go out and win the world cup, and that doesn't come around very often. we are extremely excited about it, i hope everybody else is. for you, ta ke hope everybody else is. for you, take

on your temps with temperatures in the east bay and elsewhere, 60 at blackhawk, 63 by the concord pavilion and bodega bay and pointe rai in san francisco, 50-52, 54 in the cold water continues with a decent breeze out of concord but 25 in travis is the key. 61 in ukiah, 57 in monterey. the coast and the bay will get a big drop in thames as well the inland areas, 91 and 92 or so but cooler today into friday. 60s, 70s and more 80s unless you are well inland. significant cooling trend into friday, kind of leveling off into the weekend and early next week. >>> we like to remind you to download the ktvu weather app with interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven-day forecast with an easy feature to upload your weather photos. a free download. >>> 4:20 and a new app popular on social media but is it safe? the popularity of faceapp and why there is now a call for an fbi investigation. >>> unrest in puerto rico. what did the island governor do that triggered demands for his resignation? >>> good morning and welcome health organization declared in emergency. 1600 have died from the virus since

the three-day concert will be 300 miles south, much closer to us at mary weather coast pavilion in columbia marand. since the change in venue have been announced,headliners like jay-z have said they're not performing. in 1969 it shut down the new york state freeway. but this could be a bigging bust if more artists drop out. t>> a harley-davidson billboard is turnng a lot of heads for including profanity. it's next to interstate 264. it's r the bayside harley davidson storin portsmouth and says the word is protect itted by the first amendmen and they've received phone calls good and bad. the store says the sign will stay up through tea end of the >>> next at 11:00 guns in airportsacked in carry ones. >> what we're hearing people say is i forgot i had a loaded gun with me. >>> flyer beware. all this weeki the news 4 i tea has looked at safety. >> the punishment for people caught with guns in their airports. they've tried to carry guns at each of r local airports. >> reporter: an investigation shows what happens next. >> reporter: flying is all about timing. pairing, getting to the art and thr

three-day festival is supposed to happen in three waeks aweek and take over the meriwether post pavilion. >>> happening today, a chance to find a teaching job in our area. montgomery coun public schools is hosting a hiring expo start at 9:00 until 2:00 in the afternoon and 30 schools will be the to conduct the interviews and at the w ter johnson high school in bethesda and you don't ve to register to be there. >> that kid right back there. that kid. >> step off the bus, please. >> i need to tell you about that kid right there. >> yesterday, the sheriff's office helped train bus drivers to deal with difficult situation, scenario likes intruders trying to get on a bus or students trying to bring weapons on their bus.be >> to prepared. not paranoid but prepared:some bus divers say the training is reat and they need it to kee theirommunity safe. >>> the county is considering alteringol its boundary policy to deal with overcrowding but it's the language in the proposed change that has some rnparents conce. reads the t language following. some critics are calling this social engineering. >> i

but that was before the kate the the match of that was happening during the quake at the cox pavilion was canceled as well now, here's a look at dodger stadium now during the dodgers padres game the broadcast camera shaking. the foul poles swaying back and forth that game was and stopped at all surprisingly they played it to its completion, but you see there. the broadcast crews having some challenges right there as the quake hit and you can see people in the stands kind of looking around seeing what happened. tk hernandez stepped out of the batters box when he said all right. what exactly is happening here now we'll see going forward. any other events are canceled as this story develops back to you ken justine remember in 89 with the a little creative quake stands for was playing volleyball game and a that that place look like it was going to collapse. >>everything was swinging wildly of course these 2 the events are happening more than a 100 miles from the epicenter was where a stanford was just up the road from mobile free amount which was the epicenter of that quake did they evacu

by the concord pavilion, 51. buchanan it's 60. that's a big difference. that's a big difference, tim. the four corners dealing with the monsoon, cloud cover moisture, we deal with the fog and low clouds and sunny and warmer, a little bit today, down thursday, back up for the weekend. not the 100s. upper 80s to low 90s. 60s, 70s, 80s, few upper 80s to soft 90s. sal is here now. he is going to tell us hopefully things are good. i'm betting solano is where he is starting. >>> things are good on interstate 80, vellejo and fairfield, vacaville, looks very nice. driving on the east shore freeway looks good. marin county looking very nice. we don't have surprises for you, just the way you look it. a back up for the cash payers at the bay bridge. more like a five-minute delay. nothing serious. back to the desk. >>> gilroy strong, that's the message on t-shirts designed to support the community after the mass shooting at the garlic festival. proceeds will again fit victims and families. the shirts are $20 each and sold at several stores in gilroy. >>> the parents

they were force today drink this toxic brew by jones and he had many of his guards surrounding the pavilion, i'm sure to make sure that people did as he was-- as they were told. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern, on c-span's q & a. >> the u.s. senate is back in session on this thursday morning. senators beginning work on an executive nomination and then later this afternoon, senate lawmakers will vote to confirm army chief of stat mark millie will be the chairman of joint chiefs of staff. the armed services committee held a hearing for him earlier this month. now to live coverage of the u.s. senate here and c-span2. the reverend black la lead us in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, the author and finisher of our faith, we rejoice in the privileges you have strewn on our path. give us the courage to use our opportunities to serve you and country. may our lawmakers strive to stand for

the cethree-day pea love, and music festival would take over the meriwether post pavilion. hundreds of thousands of people flooded new york but up state new york passed on hosting the celebration and organizers have struggled securing another venue. be>> we're excited to ble to have a conversation with the promoters of wood stock, with meriwether, about the opportunity of celebrating wood stock 50. >> the festival is supposed t happen in just three weeks. "the new york times" says the line up still hasn't been finalized. they better get busy. >> yeah. stillhead. our flier beware series continues. >> tonight we take a closer look at tsa precheck, passengers who pay for speedy security rerouted because they're in wheelchairs. >> it's extremely inconvenient, definitely not what i paid for. >> our iteam investigates the extra bumpy ride disabled fliers face. >> trainingff camp kick o today, what you missed fromt the firs >>> working for you when you travel this summer. >> yeah, millions pay extra money hoping for a t quickerp through security at our airports. but in tonight's f

inside festival pavilion. in sports, a's and quakes are home. that is your weekend watch. >>> there is an online petition to change the day of halloween. and it already has more than 63,000 signatures. now, a change.org petition started last year by the halloween and costume association. wants to move halloween to the last saturday of october. most of the reasons are for those little trick-or-treaters to keep them safe. make it easier for parents to accompany their kids who are out trick-or-treating. halloween falls on a thursday this year. now, the goal is to gather 75,000 signatures and send it to president trump. and i will say -- >> i was about to say. you're big on halloween. >> well. it may sound a little mixed. seems weird to move it from october 31st. but i have to say, when my kids were little to have to come in on this shift, after being out trick-or-treating. at night. was a little tough. >> yeah. yeah. >> well, you know, halloween evening is the biggest traffic jam of them all. at least here in the bay area. you know why? because peo

toxic brew by jones and he had many of his guards surrounding the pa sillon, i'm sure, to make -- pavilion, i'm sure, to make sure people did as they were told. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> in 1979, small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea. let viewers make up their own minds. c-span opened the doors to washington policymaking for all to see. bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. a lot has changed in 40 years, but today that big idea is more relevant than ever. on television and online c-span's your unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind. a public service by your cable satellite provider. host: we are going to look at a busy whe

runners and spectators are expected to attend the event friday through sunday inside festival pavilionrts, the a's are home and giants are away. that is your weekend watch. >>> speaking of the oakland a's they began a crucial series with the texas rangers. we will hear about that and why the giants traded away madison bumgarner and why that is unlikely. >>> on www.ktvu.com you can read about the uc merced student who unearthed a 65 million year triceratops school. he made the discovery in north dakota. details of the expedition aren't www.ktvu.com. we will be right back. show me the crown. show me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh... yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! xfinity lets you search netflix, prime video, and youtube with the sound of your voi that's simple. easy. awesome. experience the entertainment you love on x1. access netflix, prime video, youtube and more. all with the sound of your voice. click, call or visit a store today. >>> mark is off, joe is here and a's ar

they were forced to drink this toxic brew by jones, and he had many of his guards surrounding the pavilionstern on c-span's q&a. >>> up next, a look at how to improve border management between the u.s. and mexico and how it could strengthen economic competitiveness for both countries. held by the wilson center in washington, this is about 45 minutes. >>> all right. if i could ask you to take your

they were forced to drink this xic brew by jones and he had many of his guards surrounding the pavilion, i'm sure to make sure that people did as they were told. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> representative brendan boyle represents the constituent of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. pennsylvania. he is a member of the budget committee and also a member of the ways and means committee. good morning? guest: good morning to you. yesterday,t passing how did you vote for that? guest: when it is a vote like about, there will be a number of things you like and some things that you dislike. at the end of the day, i thought it was the responsible thing. we have to the era of the constant threat of either government shutdowns, or god forbid, not raising the debt ceiling. so in terms of things i like, that was chief among them, the fact that the debt ceiling was raised. it is raised until the summer of 2021, approximately two years. in my view, we shouldn't even have a debt ceiling. we are the only country in the world that does. it is a dumb and dangerous idea. i thi

we will have a reception in the pavilion and if you can't stay, i will look forward to seeing you atour next event. good evening. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> seras is a look at tuesday's live programming on the c-span networks. >> the house returns for what is to be its final week of work before the august recess. at noon for general speeches, 2:00 p.m. for work on a resolution supporting israel and an air force funding bill. coverage of the house is on c-span. the senate comes in at 10:00. the have hearings on defense minister. fbi director crist testifies before the house oversight committee. the house intelligence committee chair talks about the mueller report and wednesday's hearings with the former special counsel. that is at 2:00 eastern. at 5:00, a hearing on protecting whistleblowers at the v.a. airstrip in the , havingungles of guyana just concluded a congressional delegation to her with then congr

he had many of his guards surrounding the pavilion, i am sure, to make sure that people did as they were told. >> sunday night at 8 pm eastern on c-span's q and a. >>> next a hearing on last year's republican text

he had many of his guards surrounding the pavilion, i am sure, to make sure that people did as they were told. >> sunday night at 8 pm eastern on c-span's q and a. >>> next a hearing on last year's republican text legislation and how increased taxes on people in certain locales. officials from new york, ohio, pennsylvania and virginia testified.

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they were forced to drink this jones, and he had many of his guards surrounding the pavilion i'm sure, to make sure people did as he -- as they were told. announcer: sunday night at eight a clock p.m. eastern, on c-span's q hyundai -- q and a. announcer: the freshman class of the 116th congress is a diverse set of lawmakers, made up of many firsts for the house and senate. c-span learns more about the new faces with our one-on-one interviews. next, lawmakers from texas, new jersey, and hawaii. taylor:, the third district of texas, is first. congressman, your seventh generation texan. rep. taylor: my family came to texas in 1826 and became mexican citizens. in 1835, october of 1835, a letter was sent to my family asking them to join the revolution. a copy of the letter is in my office here in washington dc area -- washington, d.c. the generations, what has your family done for living? olivia: i've been in commercial -- rep. taylor: i've been in commercial real estate, farming, i lived one mile away from where my great-grandfather farmed for the great depression. our family has a great

bowled, caught behind, he didn't get anything on it, was given out, and he was on his way back to the pavilionoin morgan, the one—day captain, and joe root, the test captain, saw england over the line with morgan hitting the winning runs to put england into that showpiece finale against new zealand. england have been to three world cup finals before, they've lost all three of them, the last one back in 1992 when they beat south africa in sydney to get to the final against pakistan. that wasn't to be for england. 27 years on they've certainly put the semi—final hoodoo that's been over england this summer and last summer to bed. and england, can they go to lords and get their hands on the world cup trophy? while some england fans have already got their sights firmly set on that silverwear, others think the last game will be a tough one. new zealand, the been the best for last two or three games and i think they are due a big one. that will give them a run for the money in the finals. boo! boo! ithink england just need to win. england is too strong. new zealand have no chance, i love them but the

we've also learned "woodstock 50" is now moving frtate new york to merriweather post pavilion in marylandne petition to make een oween the last saturday in october has scared up more than 80,000 signatures. it's sponsored by the "halloween costume association" which says it's safer for kids to trick-or- treat on the weekend. most years it would separate the eve of all hallow's from the feast of all hallow's, better known as all saints day. and supporters might want to appeal to st. jude, patron of desperate causes because the spirits would have to move congress to make halloween an official holiday, and that doesn't appear to have a ghost of a chance. steve hartman is next with a real hoot-- free advice from an old coot. advice from an old coot. i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategi

was not heard they were forced to drink jones and heew by had many of his guards surrounding the pavilion. major that people did as he was told. sunday night, on c-span's q&a. -- two parents who lost their children in the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida testified at a senate homeland security committee hearing on how to make schools safer. this is just under two hours