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i'm not saying i was an exsem pli citizen but i had no idea that it could get this bad. that's what i -- >> in the middle of interviewing stephan the alarm went off. and the protocol at the prison is, all inmates have to get down on their stomachs and all staff and other personnel remain standing. >> it was a little sad, actually watching stephan, on the ground. because we were in the midst of having this great conversation almost, and he started to think of himself i think as a regular guy back out on the street, and suddenly it was very clear no, he's an inmate and he has to get down on the ground like all of the other inmates, get dirty, until he is told he can get back up. >> how long did it take you to get used to doing that? >> well, when i was in jamestown i got practice. the yard goes down there a lot. so. glad that happened for you guys. >> so i made a little joke with him because i could feel his embarrassment and i wanted to try to lighten it up. >> can't say i did. all right. that was a lot of fun. okay. where was i? >> paro went on to tell us that in order t

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administration "has developed a coordinated system-wide initiative to accelerate care to veterans and prompt pli commu communicated this to those in the field occurring the morning of may 23rd." >>> a bad wildfire crisis in arizona could get even worse this holiday weekend. with 10,000 acres between flagstaff and sedona already scorched, fire officials say the hot, dry, windy weather isn't going to let up. an army of fire crews including hot shot teams and air tankers is trying to contain the fire. but the wind and this tinder dry pine needles, they're fueling all of it. that fire is only now 5% contained. >>> suzuki is recalls 184,000 cars built by gm. the japanese automaker says the recalled vehicles include the suzuki forenza and the reno. both cars were made by gm in south korea, and are sold here in the u.s. the recall has to do with an overheating head lamp switch that could melt or actually catch fire. suzuki says it will notify drivers and fix the problem for free. >>> all right. the lucky ones across the country, caught a view just like this overnight. oh, my gosh. now, that is a meteor

. >> hey guys, seth rogen is pli guest tonight. plus, matt and coldplay. we're on next. way. standing in e their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special nterests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, because change starts with us. >>> twitter fell to an all-time low today. but there a catch. the so-called lock up was today. twit are closed at just under $32 a share. far down from the peak of in december. >> a scapegoat, that's what monica lewinski is calling herself. breaking her silence for "vanity fair" magazine. it's been 16 years since the sex scandal shocked the world. she said, there is no quote that president clinton took advantage of her but the relationship was consensual. she want victims of on-line humiliation to know that there is live after. >>> good evening. a while mar

plies' at lake forest beach with our tolies at lake forest beach. >> a tragic ending here today. u.s. coast guard confirming that the body of a woman between 30-40 years old was pulled from the waters of lake michigan just before 11:00 this morning. we have some video that we shot from sky camp 9. waving their hands wildly. finally going under. that was near forest park beach here in like forest. as teams arrived a found a pair of shoes and a woman's letter on the shore. that led to a massive surge a 2.5 hour search. at one point there were 35 divers 10 adults and two helicopters taking part in the search. several municipalities participating as well. then again like for stivers just before 11:00 pulled buddy of the woman from the water. crews are just no wrapping up and leaving the scene. still awaiting an update. so for all we know is that the woman is between 30-40 years old. we're still waiting a positive identification. >> it is as avoidable as the summer heat. power rates will be skyrocketing. not a whole lot you can do about it. live with a few ideas on how you could cushi

now the plis department says they will be beefing up security here on monday and the school superintendent says he will do everything he can to protect the students if necessary. reporting live in morgan hill, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> it's the end of their college careers at san jose state. the university expelled three white students accused of bullying their black roommate. the university found they violated school rules and placed the victim's safety in jeopardy. a fourth student was suspended until july. all four students are accused of putting a bike lock around their roommate's neck and taunting him because of the color of his skin. >>> a student from wilcox high school has died in a car next north san jose. she was the passenger in a car. it happened late this afternoon on north first street. the driver of the car, a 17-year-old boy, is in the hospital tonight with life-threatening injuries. he was driving this black sedan that crashed into a traffic signal pole. the impact alone killed the girl. this happened at north first and tasman drive not

it weighed anchor, sailed north to the coast of the united states where it plied the waters off the coast of florida, imploring the u.s. state department for permission to land in the united states. it was denied. permission was denied the right to land in canada. it sailed back across the atlantic, a deal was brokered whereby the 900 refugees could disembark in england, france, belgium and holland. my grandfather and uncle got off the boat in france. it began a stretch of three years where they were sent from one camp to another before being september to the death camp. >> the politics in cuba, united states, canada - not letting them come in - the stories are horrible how they were in havana harbour and relatives could go out in row boats and wave. and how hundreds of the people got back to europe ended up dying. in the case of your relatives, they were in the french concentration champs. i really was not aware of that there were concentration camps run by the french without instigation by the nazis. >> many of us know the games bell son and bookenbow and auschwitz, but there are others

it will be de plied -- deployed tomorrow and then next month.e stars were out in las vegas from "modern family" to music moguls and just about everybody was heading to the billboard music awards and it was a show like no other featuring technological marvels that brought some people to tears. >> one blockbuster after another the stuff. sha ky ra -- shakira a and an aussie boy band, 5 seconds of summer. carrie under wad and miranda -- underwood and miranda lambert belted out a new duet debut. katie perry celebrated her song "birthday" on a spectacular cake. but it was the iconic twists and thrusts and a moon walk that mesmerized the most. the late king of pop back to life as a hole gram. -- hologram. >> the billboard music award goes to imagine dragons. >> lourd received top new artist and top female artist went to katy perry. >> justin timberlake. >> he took top artist of the year. >> i won! >> and jennifer lopez became the first woman crowned a billboard icon. the michael jackson hologram trended to the top of twitter. abc news, los angeles. >>

. >> people get the title 9 plies before the college level. >> i think they put the emphasis more thancolleges, they don't know that you have to start somewhere. >> by the time the girls get to hidel and upper school it's often too late for them to learn to compete. >> a lot of sports programmes are cut and there's a narrowing of the school to focus on read and writing. you can't learn baseball skills in high school. the bus has already passed. >> i think we have got it. >> chenna's third came teacher sis there's an irony when sport is ignored. >> there's instances in test where there's a baseball analogy, and a lot of kids i taught in this part of the city, they can't access that analogy, they have no basis, hit out of the park, three strikes you are out. it locks them out of it was and litter at fewer. >> a sportsman build give the other team a chance to get back in the match. >> it's been learning to come back from defeat. being gracious in victory. being accountable. >> home run is part of an effort to give kids a tangible sports experience. >> what will happen to a girl like her.

it will be de plied -- deployed tomorrow and then next month. the stars were out in las vegas from "modern family" to music moguls and just about everybody was heading to the billboard music awards and it was a show like no other featuring technological marvels that brought some people to tears. >> one blockbuster after another the stuff. sha ky ra -- shakira a and an aussie boy band, 5 seconds of summer. carrie under wad and miranda -- underwood and miranda lambert belted out a new duet debut. katie perry celebrated her song "birthday" on a spectacular cake. but it was the iconic twists and thrusts and a moon walk that mesmerized the most. the late king of pop back to life as a hole gram. -- hologram. >> the billboard music award goes to imagine dragons. >> lourd received top new artist and top female artist went to katy perry. >> justin timberlake. >> he took top artist of the year. >> i won! >> and jennifer lopez became the first woman crowned a billboard icon. the michael jackson hologram trended to the top of twitter. abc news, los angeles.

the ship weighed anchor and sailed north where it plied the waters off the coast of florida, seeking permission to land. it was denied. permission was denied the right to land in canada. it sailed back across the atlantic. my grandfather got off in france, pleased that they weren't at least returned to germany, but that began a stretch of three years in which they were sent from one french camp to another before they were sent to their deaths in aalst witch. >> the anti-semitism and politics in canada and united states, not letting them come in, how they were in havana harbour, relatives could wave from below and they were outside miami and never allowed sent in, sent back to europe and hundreds died. in the case of your relatives, they were in these french concentration camps, it's a striking thing about your book. there were concentration champs in france, run by the french, naasies. >> absolutely, many of us know some of the names, but we should learn the names of others. lemille was built by the french, the government, with no prodding from the german government, and when the fin

he plied for a visa in january 2011. it took 2.5-3 years - the personal advocacy of three u.s. senators, and four members of the house of representatives to compel the state department to grant his visa to come here. of thousands of interpreters who served the forces in afghanistan. approximately around 3,000 at the most have received visas since the programme was first created in 2009. that is far short of the 9,000 that we were supposed to have handed out at this point. >> what is going on? why is it taking so long for the visa to improve, and why hasn't congress made more of an effort? >> the state department basically didn't implement the programme, they don't like it. they are too afraid that they'll let in a potential terrorist. the afghan and the iraq programs - of the tens of thousands of translators that came here, the majority are from iraq. not a single one is arrested or suspected of being detained. they've come as loyal patriots. the reason it's an imperative for congress is because the afghan programme expires in september. congress, last year, extended the iraq p

so far mcdaniel himself has not been imp pli kated, but this race was the tea party's last big hope interms. and so far, it's further exposing how far the tea party has fallen. joining me now are jonathan cape hart and jimy williams. thank you both for come on the show. >> thanks, rev. >> jimmy, the district attorney says mcdaniel has not been cleared in this case. you worked in politics a long time. but isn't it particularly a dirty race? >> it's pretty bad. i mean, this is -- don't get me wrong, both parties have a long history of doing dirty tricks, et cetera, et cetera. but this is pretty -- i don't -- i've been many politics for 22 years. i don't know of anybody that's ever gone into basically a woman who's sick with dementia in her room and take a picture of her. to go after the family, that's bad. to go after a disabled member oof a family is worse. here's the kicker. it's not that mcdaniel wants to beat senator cochran, who's a pretty nice guy on the merits, because he can't. he wants to go after his family because they have no policy distinctions. so what does he do? he does t

the reds - red shirts are - have been told to not leave the area that they are in now, and the same plies for the other -- applies for the other side. we can continue to have the people exercise their right to freely express and demonstrated when they wish, but it should not be destructive. >> can i ask you a question before we run out of time. what is the shinawatra problem in thailand? i ask you because you were in the administration of thaksin. his sister, as everywhere knows, was bounded from power on may 7th. >> yes. >> there is strong support for the family, and yet we get 2006, may 7th, brother and sister forced from power. what is the shinawatra issue for thailand? >> yes, there's a degree of misunderstanding, a degree of emotions. we have been a victim of - as a country we have been a victim of numerous hate campaigns. >> most by whom, who is responsible? >> the hate campaign, i would not want to place blame op one or the other. it was good for the military to be able to stop the broadcasting of tv stations that... >> you think that's a good move? you see it as a good move? >> to

and to keep its people on a righteous path and for the last 22 years cornerstone church has plult pliedg to read from the bible which is always where we develop our belief system, we develop our culture, we develop our faith and as long as i'm your pastor, that's not ever going to change. so chill out, child of god. then the lord god said it's not good for the man to be alone. >> amen. >> some of you aren't sure. that's why we're working on families right now. and the lord god fashion into a woman a woman with the rib he had take frn the man. for this reason the man shall be joined to his wife and they shall become one flesh. god's original family. the purpose of marriage is mutual satisfaction as well as reproduction. god said you shall not lie with a male as one lies with a female. it's an abomination. you don't get to make up your own walk with god. when we have a society that 80% of the people say they believe in god and a majority of americans say they're christians but they vote for people who they are putting in office who attack the very truths that built the greatest nation on

situations we've had the french putting boots on the ground, central africa republic, some places affected pliby libyan . no one in the united states wants to dispatch soldiers to the middle east. we're if a situation where will try to move things from outside while the core of the problem becomes more and more volatile. just extremely difficult situation. >> so much hope. i assume you watched the arab spring from the inside as it was playing out? so much hope during that time. where are we in that process? >> we're in a bad situation. the only country that's really looking pretty good now as a result of the arab spring is tunisia, where they have had a democratic process that's moved forward in fits and starts, but certainly better than in other countries. in egypt, we'll have elections very sthoon wioon that will mak strong man president, general and turn the clock back to where we were even before mubarak. >> interesting times. don't go anywhere. the world's largest democracy, india, has a new prime minister. i want to know from you why all viewers should care. we'll talk about that, coming

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back in pli utt mouth colony there were 8 kids flex 1950s there are five kids per family, imagine how much value we assign to each kid and assign to parenthood generally that we didn't before. also average age, let's see f are you middle class woman you have will a college education, you are odds are going to have your first kid at 30.3 years old. so just imagine how much free time you had before that. and how used to your autonomy you got. so that's a big kang. >> and the economy has done much better, many people are living better. >> yeah, they're living better than they used to so one hopes for happiness for one's kids an one hopes for a certain level of comfort for one's kids that one never did. kids now survive -- >> in the middle of all this the role of the child and the way parents view their children has undergone a transformation. >> right. are you now isolating what i think is the biggest change. the biggest change is the role of the child. right until, right through the progressive era so right through let's say 1920, kids worked. and this is not a particularly ethical thin

the death toll in that deadly pli mining disaster in turkey. put one town on lock down after local protests continued. coming up, a young girl killed over her iphone. i will talk to the father that wants cell phone makers to install an app that could have saved her life. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting dentures. i like to eat a lot of fruits. love them all. the seal i get with the super poligrip free keeps the seeds from getting up underneath. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. a lot of things going on in my life and the last thing i want to be thinking about is my dentures. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. >>> welcome back we have breaking new

to georgia's credit and to secretary shin sec kiss credit, we replaced the director with plies whigans, she meets with me on a monthly basis. she was the first to call me a to say a mistake had been made and punishment had bfn issued and she was going to see that the v.a. had. we need that attitude and a pproach in every single v.a. hospital, v.a. clinic and v.a. medical facility in the country. so i hope the president will exhibit the leadership necessary to call on every element of the government from the inspector general to the justice department to the v.a. itself to get to the bottom of what's going on because it's intolerable, unacceptable and wrong. here on the doorstep of a holiday where we celebrate those who sookifiesed their life for our freedom, there are veterans lysing their life because of our inability to serve them in the v.a. hospitals. i hope the president will exhibit that leemplet i hope geat to the bottom of t as one member of the veterans' committee, i ledge my commitment to get to the bottom of it. our veterans deserve no less. i yield back and suggest the abse

plied. they may be under siege in some places and need the support of the federal government, as has ban the case once again now where the federal government is sending in both security forces and prosecutors, as was the case obviously in mitch would can -- mitch waugh kahn, as has been in the same places where the criminal organizations come in. but i don't think we can say all state administration and power has been lost in places -- >> that's a fair point. would you agree, though -- obviously one of the challenge of the relatively new government, they have to re-establish authority in some places where the previous government clearly lost it. >> i think one of the challenges is how do you strengthen government institutions against transnational criminal organizations which need them weak in order to either weak or nonexistent in order to carry out their business. and use violence as a tool to do that. so, absolutely. >> speaking of violence, when i was last in mexico we met with the previ

a lot of big med term um pli indications heading into this election cycle. >> jim, that report coming out at 8:30. cnn will be watching that. thank you. >>> a south korea diver has died. officials say the diver had some sort of trouble with his oxygen supply five minutes into his first dive. 35 people remain mising in the ferry disaster. more than 267 bodies have been recovered. >>> federal officials telling cnn that a cold war era spy plane was behind the air traffic control shutdown in los angeles. an faa computer system was fooled by the high ald tud and reacted as if it was flying much lower. the shutdown caused dozens of flights to be cancelled. always a problem when there's a diversion at lax. let's talk weather. how is it looking out there? >> good today, but hast going to change quickly. let's talk about the setup into the northeast. kind of mild. you notice the temperatures pretty mild out there in the pacific northwest. but it's smack in the middle of the country we're starting to see the heat build and that will be a problem as we go in through tomorrow. out in d.c. this mo

pli police were dispatched to investigate an altercation between a father and his son. >> reporter: this hampshire home is leaving police puzzled, and adding to the mystery just moments before the massive explosion, a man in the home shot and killed a police officer. >> we just felt an explosion. looked at each other, we got to get out of here. >> reporter: officer steve arkell was responding to a call of disturbance when he was fatally shot. >> officers arrived. a short time later the home was engulfed in flames and later exploded. >> reporter: according to neighbors, nolan lived in the home with his father. neighbors also saying a loud argument could be heard before the blast. >> we could see our house -- we saw the explosion go up and stuff, like blow over to our house. >> not only did we hear, we saw simultaneously. very frightening. >> reporter: the cause of the fire and explosion are still unknown. a frightening scene leaving this neighborhood on edge. >> all of these cops came. the s.w.a.t. came and the people walking around the house with machine guns, and it was just scary, scar

mcmahon says he became addicted to painkillers after being plied with pills for a broken neck and ankle he was never told about. jamaal anderson played eight seasons for the atlanta falcons. >> we need to try to make sure that the guys who are legends of this game, who are doing so much for this football game, are better taken care of, and you hope that that is going to happen. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell in atlanta for an owner's meeting. >> i was only made aware of it just briefly, but i don't believe any of our attorneys have had an opportunity to look at it and as you know i've been in meetings all day. >> reporter: the former players, many of whom earned millions while playing, say their lives have been compromised. >> i think every one of our clients would tell you there's no amount of money that could ever compensate someone for dying at a young age, for not being able to get out of bed and play with their children and have a normal life. >> reporter: now, this lawsuit follows another one filed by players about concussions. last year the nfl settled that case for