preston brooks notes it. the textile industry in the north, which made many people in the northeast, massachusetts, new york, rhode island -- the textile industry made many people very rich and the textile industry used cotton. cheap cotton picked by slaves. lots of talk by the south of the hypocrisy of the north on the issue of slavery. brian: so what physically happened to charles sumner after his beating? mr. puleo: charles summer suffers brain trauma, spinal injuries, back injuries, severe neck injuries and i believe some form of posttraumatic stress syndrome at this point. he is trying to recover and convalesce for three years. he tries going to the mountains, to the seashore to recover. he tries going to europe. while in europe, he undergoes excruciating treatments that a french surgeon claims he has developed to treat spinal injuries, which is using an open flame on the victims back and running up and down with an open flame to ease the pressure and cure the back injuries. he undergoes these burn treat

preston brooks? mr. puleo: 37-years-old. brian: what happened to preston brooks in his own political life? mr. puleo: he becomes a hero. if you use may 22, he becomes a hero and is uncomfortable with that. by the fall of 1856, he is uncomfortable being the face of slavery but he is an enormous hero. right up until his untimely sudden death in january, 1857 he dies of a throat infection in washington, d.c. there is a huge funeral attended by the president, congressman and senators. then a remarkable thing happens. 26 men from edgefield, south carolina make their way to washington to bring preston brooks's body back to edgefield for burial. they bring it back by boat, they bring it back by stage, horse and along the way, hundreds of thousands lined the streets and towns across the south to pay homage to this funeral procession. preston brooks is as big in that seven or eight month period as john c. calhoun beforehand and as robert e. lee was afterward. he does not have the historic staying power of either one but in the moment

we have pictures of her pregnant last year, with preston and steve. so we figured we would come out and bring the baby and introduce them to the gang. >> reporter: blood drive was the main attraction but there are other things to do, folks can try some ice cream donate to alex's lemonade stand and of course, hang out with preston and steve. loyal wmmr listeners lined up after giving blood to meet the host who entertain them on their morning drive. >> it makes us all feel good because we live in the area where people are unflinchingly generous and it makes you humble. everyone smiles. >> they are coming out to do something generous like this, it is just, we want to shake your hand and say thank you for coming out and thank you for listening to the show. >> reporter: red cross officials say thinks the region's largest blood drive of the year with 1500 people signed up and timing is no accident. >> it is very difficult and people are traveling, they are on vacation, donating bloodies not always top of mind so having a big event like this is a a lot of fu

preston wheeler, a truck driver forral burton subsidiary kbr is working in iraq for the u.s.. it's dangerous. we went to the kill zones all day every day. >> on this september day, wheeler is scheduled to carry supplies from the camp to forward operating base mckenzie, 45 minutes away. >> i said, "preston, you've not made any pictures or took a video or anything in a while. why don't you do that again." >> so using a new camera that his mother sends him, wheeler begins documenting his day. >> that's new camera? >> yeah. i wanted my family to see the places that they'll never get to see in their life. >> he gets into truck five and joins a caravan of 12 trucks and their military escorts. with one hand holding his camera and the other holding the wheel, he hits the road. >> the town was dangerous. a lot of ambushes there. a lot of people shot. >> the convoy becomes a target almost immediately. >> knocked the hell out of us. told y'all we were going to get rocks. >> is everybody all right up there? >> they're in grave danger, and it's because the lead military escort took a wron

give and meet favorite sgloingts lucas kahne is eight months old and this is his second i believe preston and steve blood drive. >> i was here last year. i couldn't donate but supported my husband who could. >> they're at the great philadelphia expo center oaks donating as party of three. >> we could have had a baby sister we thought it would be cool to get pictures of him and pictures of her pregnant last year with preston and steve we figured we would bring the baby and introduce him to the gang. >> while the blood drive was main attraction you could try ice cream and donate to alex lemonade stapt. >> loyal wmmr listeners lined up to meet the hosts that entertain them on the morning drive. >> makes us all feel good we live in an area where people are unflynnchingly generous and it makes you humble and everyone smiles when coming out to do something generous like this. we want to shake your hand and say thank you for coming ut and thank you for listening to the show. >> this is the region's largest blood drive drive of the year and the timing is no accident. >> summer months are difficul

but the law doesn't. >> preston didn't fully understand the dangers.s 7 years old, we didn't feel like he was culpable and that has an understanding of an intent to commit the crime and he didn't fully understand that with his age. >> you going to get behind the wheel of a car again? >> hmm-um. >>> while a child driver is punished by his parents in utah, another one is praised by police in north platte, nebraska. why? it's a different story, caught on the dashboard camera of investigator roger frees, on may 17, 2009. >> call was a subject driving rather erratically. >> a dark pickup weaving toward him in the middle lane. it appears to be leading a parade. >> had several vehicles behind it. one of the vehicles had its flashers on like it was trying to warn other motorists. as i approached closer, i noticed the vehicle continued to come towards my lane of travel head-on towards me but it was moving rather slowly. >> this erratic vehicle belongs to restaurant owner philip mains. just a few minutes earlier, he was driving home with his two young sons in th

. >> the caning of charles sumner by preston brooks that drove the country closer to civil war, tonight8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's "q and a." each week, american history tv's "reel america" brings you historical films from the 20th century. "challenge to america" is a 1955 film produced by several advertising associations predicting economic growth in the united dates up to the year 1965. the group argues the american economy is poised to greatly expand with new marketing

it is somehow like to invite michael preston who is a co-author of "a higher form of killing" to come for a kind of question and answer. you a notice on either side in the auditorium down at the bottom of the stairs there are two microphones and i'm just ask that you come down to the microphone. if you're unable to walk down the stairs i can come to you. and with that go ahead and come on up, please. walk over to the other one as well. spent 20 thank you for a wonderful presentation. it was very, very nicely done. and next month i'm going to be going to the imperial war museum in england. i understand there's five imperial branches. and when i think about going to is the one that boxford has a vision for are the ones that specialize more in world war i or topics that you talked about? >> the museum the chicken go to and the raf museum, but the main museum, the main entry one reason is like at some of the best exhibits at the moment on the first world war. it's a magnificent place to go to particularly at the moment. >> thank you very much. >> the germans seemed to have a propensity to

. >> preston keeps a safe distance, unlike others. >> the wave hit the wall and just soaked me.because my ears were full of water. wear a poncho. that's all i can say. >> they were oblivious to the fact that there are 10 and 15-foot waves coming at them. >> preston's photographs capture the scene. >> some of them were just once in a lifetime shots. there was one shot that actually looks like there is a mollusk rising up along the shoreline. >> assault chicago for the next 24 to 36 hours. >> until you're down there and you can hear the water spraying back from 30 feet out and definitely the most dramatic i have seen. >> the next day it was like it never happened. >>> finally, a fisherman when a goose hooks him. drew gregory is an avid kayak fisherman and emerging water sport that requires extremely good balance. >> a way to get into new water the other boats can't access. >> with greater mobility kayak fishing allows anglers to access more remote waters. >> getting to find fish that are more uneducated which are easier to catch, it's more fun. you're secluded, it's quiet, you get

executive director for cnn politics mark preston joins me. >> good morning, carol. >> mark a directorcal research center has trump has emerged as the anti-bush alternative and among self-identified conservatives trump scores even higher, taking first place. what's the appeal? >> well listen, donald trump is a celebrity. he's bombastic and he also says things that are going to appeal to the far right, sharp criticism of president barack obama and democrats. that's what the far right is looking for. but donald trump to me right now can't be put in the same category as some of the others that you mentioned in the polls such as jeb bush or marco rubio or scott walker who are running for president and who are taking it seriously. donald trump makes an announcement that he's running last week and he talks about how stupid people are, he says that he's going to be the best jobs president that god ever created. he says things you wouldn't normally hear from somebody who is running for president and really taking this seriously. >> so these early polls are meaningless, you think? >> no, absolu

with me now cnn's executive editor of politics mark preston.rol. >> thanks for being here. marco rubio can criticize but is the message resonating? >> if you talk to the paul people they will say in fact it is resonating and for this reason alone i just spoke to a source very close to rand paul and this source said to me listen the american people do not trust the government. this is why this is such an important i something that rand paul has been talking about for years. but when you're running in a republican presidential primary you tend to have more hawks as voters. folks who believe in strong national security strong defense and what we saw last night we saw the criticism launched at rand paul by people within his own party. we say that in fact he is weakened america's ability to track down terrorists. >> well more than one republican is slamming paul according to roll call senator john mccain told reporters paul is, quote, the worst. so do you think paul is just posturing. i talked to senator lee earlier this morning he said paul passion

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.) >> good evening supervisors dean preston and thank you for your time this evening and what an absolutely amazing group of people that filled this champ this is the heart and soul of san francisco. (clapping.) >> those folks have come out away if their families although some brought them and taken time off from work and asked for one single thing a moratorium a short pause that's not too much to ask what folks are looking for especially in the mission and across the city is leadership. >> and leadership is not saying i'm against evictions but also against this moratorium that's not the answer that speculators tacked too many words their people are tired of the excuses it is the folks profiting off the evictions are stopping the protecting or more we can talk about wouldn't it be great to remorseful the ellis act but the same folks that oppose in particular, the real estateer killed the ellis act reform you don't have it option but some options you having had an option in the fall around the speculator tax that would have stopped displacement and many of you ducked and some opposed and lea

preston tucker gets greedy thrown out at third. does not matter, houston wins, 5-2. ncaa baseball, this looks like a home run out of the park. the diving catch. then after the double play throws it backin and lsu doubles off the runner who does not get back to third. lsu wins 2-0. the redskins had their inaugural golf classic today. the redskins' prospect with a trip doubt golf court. a year ago, he was diagnosed with a blood disorder that made it difficult to travel to friends houses. among the redskins, none other than rg iii. people are wondering if this will be a europe's success. you their way, rg iii says they are ready. -- either way, rg iii says they are ready. robert: it all falls on your shoulders. my shoulders are big enough to carry the load. i just focus on what i can control and not worry about what anybody else says. when you do that it can affect how you view yourself, and that is the one thing you never want to happen. robert: the wizards held the first of many open practices. a dematha star was one of the many nba hopefuls. brant average 17 points,

. >> also, ask preston and steve. i bet they have some good ones.alk to preston and stevie would say? about two minutes. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ >>> we got to thinking, what are your favorite running themes in major motion pictures? talk about it with preston and steve. >> hey, morning. >> of course you'll start with rocky. >> the question is do you like the extends one in rocky one? also substantial one in rocky two. and then there is the up the mountain in rocky four, when he decides to go bare bones training. >> even rocky balance bo, a ends up really going for run. >> running to the pharmacist, though, for his arth

here is preston on his performance. >> i try not to think about it. just trying to you stick to the game plan. >> he gets it done and the a's lose 2-1 to texas. >> thanks, larry. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your pope benedict devices. >> our -- your mobile let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our enviro

preston brooks gets up, walked down the center aisle with his cane approaching sumner. sumner totally oblivious to what's happening, head bowed, signing the copies of the speech. brooks reaches him, lifts his cane over his head and says, mr. sumner, i have read your speech over twice it is a libel to my state and my relative. sumner looks up at this point, brooks is blurred through his glasses because he's so close. brooks strikes sumner on the top of the head with the cane. sumner's head explodes in blood almost instantly. >> caning of massachusetts sumner by preston brooks. it drove the country closer to civil war. sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. >>> attorneys and legal scholars talked about the pollicization of the u.s. supreme court nomination process and controversial issues before the court. they spoke last week at the american constitution society. this is about 1:45. >> everybody is hear from the breakouts? welcome to the program plenary of the afternoon we hope to end the afternoon with a bang and discuss whether the supreme court is a

robert preston "bbc news." >> for more on the possible fall-out of what happens to the greek economy next, i spoke with the chief economic advisor at alliance insurance. this is an economic question, but it is also a political question to some extent. how can athens author propsals and concessions that would go far enough to satisfy creditors and keeping promises to the people that elected it? >> that is the big question. the way their rationalizing is as follows. they are saying yes, we are making concessions, but the burden will be carried by the better off people within greece. and in addition, we hope to get debt relief to help the country as a whole. they are going to walk a very delicate line. it speaks to very important issues. not only do they need to agree in buffles, but each side has to sell this domestically, and that is challenging. >> we have gotten to a stage where it is a ridiculous way to run the eurozone. we have deadline after deadline, crisis after crisis, and this ridiculous game on either side. >> a lot of tragic dills. the first one of course is what the greek

couple of things here now, we go to preston and steve next.e want to know what you as dads really want for fathers day. don't like about it, don't just say a tie, okay? but, playboy magazine has named the top five cheese steaks in the philadelphia area, so now it, looks like, we've gone from roxborough there is looks like center city o that be broad street maybe? what is number four? where we're headed now >> okay, so chris murphy, be prepared to eat another cheese steak. >> just got off the vine, looks like, and might be broad. okay, where 15th street, oh, city hall will be coming up in the shot in a matter of seconds. >> oh, temple university? north city? >> ya, right by hahnemann hospital. >> ♪ dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. cause i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom, fellow saver, i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. if you have a question about money, ask me.

. >> the caning of charles sumner by preston brooks that drove the country closer to civil war, tonight at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's "q and a." each week, american history tv's "reel america" brings you historical films from the 20th century. "challenge to america" is a 1955 film produced by several advertising associations predicting economic growth in the united dates up to the year 1965. the group argues the american economy is poised to greatly expand with new marketing and advertising strategies needed to stimulate production. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> if we as a people act responsibly, we can rise from this present level from 360 billion to 500 billion. >> the joint congressional committee on the economic report has gone even further. they say our economy can yield a potential gross national product by 1965 of about 535 alien dollars. >> think what this can mean -- it means a $155 billion increase in our economy in just 10 years. >> it means that within this 10 year time frame, all of us have the possibility of living one third be

here is preston on his performance. >> i try not to think about it.rying to you stick to the game plan. >> he gets it done and the a's lose 2-1 to texas. >> thanks, larry. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your pope benedict devices. >> our -- your mobile devices. >> our next newscast is tomorrow morning. stay here. we will wrap it up af let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. okay kiddo, are you ready? yes. okay, here it comes chocolate! yeah! what about this one? mmm frosted! alright smarty, i'm gonna getcha for the grand prize... fruity and honey nut! yes!! that's not a cheerio! [laughs] no can we play again? yeah! close those eyes. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> that's all

this is preston and cole marino. they're ranchers. you have that closer up picture of them.e he is all grown up. >>> whatever you think of paris hilton here she is actually very terrified. she was punked horribly by an egyptian reality show that had her thinking that she was on a small plane, that she was crashing. they were all actors on board. they had two guys that were sky divers out the door. i love this video. a little 4-year-old girl flying in the backseat of her daddy's small plane. her name is leah. the dad is the president of quebec's aviation club and he took her out and she absolutely loved it. it is the best thing a dad can do. >> pr advice for paris hilton when a egyptian reality show calls, no thanks. >>> my friend got his wish to go to the super bowl. he recently passed away and condolences to his family. >> set your dvr so you never miss an episode of the five. that's it for us. "special report" up next. >>> after a series of losses conservatives get a victory at the u.s. supreme court, rebuffing president obama's epa moves that experts say would cripple the

. >> the canning of massachusetts senator charles sumner by preston brooks. from the country closer to civil war. sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's "q&a." >> the author of "reagan remembered" was joined by other reagan administration cabinet members to recall the president's personal side as well as his days in the white house. the national press club hosted this event. it's 40 minutes. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us today. we're here today to celebrate the publication of "reagan remembered." this is a true presidential first. never before have so many prominent neighbors of an administration come together to offer up their thoughts on a former president. 81 in total including president george h.w. bush, colin powell, george schultz, and many, many others. the man we have to thank for this great volume is here with us today, ambassador gill robinson. he will join us now to share some remembrances. thank you. ambassador robinson: and i did not remember to shut off my phone. thank you all for being here. appreciate it very muc

he is currently working on a book on preston brooks, whose infamous beating of charles sumner on the floor of the senate exacerbated tensions that led to the war. professor quigley has distinguished himself among historians who are bringing new perspectives to the study of the american civil war. his contribution is to highlight the international dimensions of the war and today he will talk about the impact of abraham lincoln, particularly on great britain. paul. [applause] paul: thank you very much. and thank the audience for coming out today for the program. one solution to the missing speakers would have been to ask the remaining speakers to speak for twice as long, but i think we'll all be happier with shorter talk and free afternoon. it is nice to be with you this morning in these splendid surroundings. i cannot help but think about the importance of place in history in this magnificent building. the building has changed a lot since lincoln's days. in fact it is an entirely new building. but even inhabiting the same space, walking the same grounds as lincoln did during the civil

last month it was kelly preston. it is joe devito. his comedy album is now available on amazon and itunes. and he is more american than manifest destiny. a first time guest. concerned veterans for america ceo and fox news contributor. the lede. that's the first story. >> well, they opposite of nailed it. "rolling stone" apologized and retracted their story of an alleged gang remember at the university of virginia after an independent review called it a journalistic failure. the scathing report leveled the blame at the magazine from top to bottom. it found among other things that rolling stone didn't try hard enough to track down the man accused of orchestrating the assault and relied too much on the so-called victim jackie. here is one of the authors of the review. >> placing so much of the weight of the story on a single source. maybe it is semantics, but i wouldn't think of that so much as a matter of ethics and practice. it is bad practice. >> mean -- meanwhile the fraternity plans to pursuit all legal action against rolling stone.

proven results. >> preston and steve, we found this website, mutual terms. com.ut of dating survey, like on match. com, there are certain words to use to attract isn't that you might like to go out, with like let me gave you a example, miami, florida, the word dance is in a lot of the copies. >> or seattle, coffee, or new york, it is travel, you know? so what do you think for philly? what would be the words we would use? >> well, those things obviously pop out, seattle coffee, i can't imagine cheese steak is something you want to pop up on dating website. >> i don't think so. >> sound like things people have in come on, so would it be sports? >> sport. >> something along those lines? >> that's good. >> philly is bick music city. >> as far as city with the venues you can get to on frequent basis, hard press today think of city, at least, top, maybe, match philadelphia. but yes, a lot of venues. >> makes sense. >> so generic, you want to just say air? >> how about sport music? >> who let the dogs out. >> gas? >> boston. >> boston. >> the love of red sox. >> a the l

. >> and i'm gabe preston go to central high school. >> have you guys ever been to italy before?we start in rome, rehearse in rome, vatican city, and also we will be playing in perugia, cbsphilly.com luca, and flour glens the trip after lifetime. so we need help paying for the trip right? >> almost there. >> okay what can we do. >> go-go site. you can go to the philadelphia orchestra, the city -- all city orchestra. >> make it easier, we'll put it on myfoxphilly.com. so if you want to donate. >> wonderful. so now play little something what are they going to do? >> tango, let's hear it. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. >> kim had to go all out, apparently dropped $110,000 to rent out the entire staple center just for his birth

stephen puleo on the caning of massachusetts senator charles sumner by south carolina congressman preston brooks that drove the country closer to civil war. sunday night at eight eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. >> on tuesday gary sydni spoke to the national press club in washington dc about his advocacy for u.s. veterans and the work of the gary sinise foundation. this is an hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> welcome to the national restaurant. i'm an editor for bloomberg that's our breaking news desk here in washington, and i'm the president of the national press on. our guest today is actor, humanitarian gary sinise. he will discuss challenges facing america's servicemen and women, and what can be done and support their loved ones. but first i want i want to discuss -- it includes press club numbers and guess of our speakers >> publisher of stars & stripes, jim jensen, derek perkins staff writer for marine corps times president of the speakers committee and the washington g

i want to bring in mark preston, the executive editor for american politics. good morning, mark. you spoke with a senior bush campaign official. what do they say? >> i think there's an acknowledgment right now that things have been pretty bumpy for the campaign over the last few weeks. they still remain at the top of the polls. they still are going to have more money at the end of the reporting period than any other candidate. if there's ever going to be a problem in a campaign or any talk about a campaign uh sputtering you would want to have that now in june of 2015 than let's say, january of 2016. so what he has done though carol, you know the sputtering the inability to answer some questions, is that he's opened the door to the likes of marco rubio. >> everybody has a theory of course every political pundent out there. he was going to keep other candidates out like marco rubio. but that didn't work out, did it? >> reporter: no. some say he was able to keep mid romney out of the race. many of the donors for mitt romney potentially have now gone over to jeb bush. so when it come

preston we'll hear from mr. preston fuhudi for the center for missing and exploited children. he provides legal assistance and training for law enforcement attorneys and domestic child abductions including children taken by a parent or family member. mr. finley is the attorney for the litigation guide under the hague child abduction convention. as well as the program management guide for law enforcement agencies responding to cases of missing and abducted children. mr. finley is a former prosecutor, government attorney, admitted to practice law in texas and virginia. so i'd like to now introduce misspalmer. dr. savoy is going first. >> sorry about that. thank you, mr. chairman, for the opportunity to speak with todayongoing obstacles that parents face with their aboutducted children. i'm co-founder of the lawn profit organization bring abducted children home. more importantly i'm a father, a father who has been unable to meet with his children due to japan's complicity in the kidnapping of our children. my nightmare began in august of 2009 when my ex-wife told me she wanted to

our latest tornado warning for northwestern garrett county in western maryland as well as central prestonounty in west virginia. that cell is moving north and east around 30 miles per hour. i expect we're going to see more watches and warnings throughout the afternoon. look at the temperatures. this is the heat index. what it feels like. well over 100 degrees as this cold front clashes with this warm, unstable air mass. so that's why we have the potential for severe weather. and, neil talk about airport delays all up and down the northeast coast. three to four-hour delays at all the major airports. that's going to cause a huge ripple effect across the nation. this is a developing story and we'll break in with more watches and warnings to tell you about. back to you. >> janice thank you. trace gallagher is keeping us apprised on all of this. >> reporter: this is the preemptive move we see airlines do before major winter storms. but because of the storms up and down the eastern seaboard it is making flying across the country a big-time hassle. it's the domino effect. meaning as far away as

the driver's eighth grade son, preston, is on the bus with her and describes their terrifying trip recordedcurity camera. >> another bus driver came over the radio and said i see the tornado on the ground and there's a bunch of little kids crying. it was kind of scary. and then we ran into the school. me and my mom were the last ones off. >> they get off the bus just in time, because seconds later, with the camera still rolling, it's picked up and slammed into a diner. meanwhile, footage from the school's security system shows what happens in the high school where about 80 adults and children are hunkered down in school offices and a closet. >> the lights went out and then there was a loud explosion from the gym imploding. and that's when i hit the ground, covered up, and we heard the school rattling probably for about ten seconds. and stuff starts being pulled out of the gym. you see stuff coming loose on the roof. it's a 175-mile-an-hour wind. i ran around to the front of the school, and it was completely gone. >> chaos and damaging hail followed. many in henryville lose everything, but t

and then preston my cousin is getting married. tell you where because he might get paparazzi or something. >> greg do you want to tell us what happened this morning? >> no. >> you've been talking about it. it's really interesting. >> i fell off an aero bed. >> he's like i'm hurt. i'm like hello, aero beds are like this to the ground. >> to me they're like a skyscraper. i fell and it took awhile for me to hit the ground. >> that was your one more thing bonus round. set your dvrs so you never miss "the five." special report is out. >>> the supreme court saves obama care again ruling subsidies for 6.5 people are legal. this is "special report." >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president obama says the affordable care act is here to stay. again today, the nation's highest court validated obama care. this time on the subject of federal subsidies. but that does not mean the end to republican vows to repeal and replace it. fox team coverage tonight. mike emanuel looks at reaction to the decision on the campaign tra

but to me, what captain levi preston said really encapsulated the feelings of a great many americans in going to war against great britain. he was asked, as i said why he had fought that day and the journalist said was it because of the stamp act? no he said. the tea act? no again he said. was it from reading john locke tran chard and gordon? i never heard of these men he responded. then why did you fight? and here was his answer: what we meant in going for those redcoats was this we always had governed ourselves and we always meant to. they didn't mean we should. and that, i think summed up the feelings of a great many americans. they wanted to govern themselves, and that was the direction they had been moving toward since the stamp act crisis. so war was underway, and war was the great radicallizer. if people like washington and jefferson and sam and john adams were gradually radicalized after 1765 a great many other people were really radicalized once the war began. simply the fact that the king's soldiers were trying to kill colonists and in many cases succeeding in killing colon

daniel preston, the guest on that program, told us the white house was not ready in march of 1817 when he became president and they lived in another house for several months. he left washington on a four-month tour around the country. when they moved back, they had to begin buying furniture. they decided to buy french and he writes "buying french furniture and speaking french was as controversial or -- fourfor politicians then as it would be today." why did he make the decision to buy french and tells about the controversy? mr. seale: they loved france. they spoke french at home. their daughter went to a french school. they lived there, they had a beautiful place in paris furnished. they brought that furniture back and it was the obvious thing to do. napoleon had fallen and all these cabinetmakers had no business. there was some supposition that some of the gilded furniture in the blue room today came from a warehouse stock. it's not exactly what monroe ordered who knows? they still had workman that needed the work. they were francophiles, they really were. the elegance of the house is

preston findlay, the legal counsel for the missing children for missing and exploited children. in his role he provides legal technical assistance for attorneys and others for international and domestic child abductions including children taken by a parent or family member. he edited and co-authored the guide for attorneys handling cases under the hague child abduction convention as well as an investigation in program management guide for law enforcement agencies responding to cases of missing and abducted children. mr. findlay is a former prosecutor and attorney practicing law in texas and virginia. so i'd like to now introduce miss palmer. dr. savoie is going to go first sorry. >> sorry about that. thank you, mr. chairman, for the opportunity to speak with today about the ongoing obstacles that parents face to be reunited with their kidnapped children. thank you for this honor. my name is christopher savoie. kidnapping of our children. my nightmare began in august of 2009 when my ex-wife told me she wanted to take the kids back-to-school shopping. little did i know, on that da

. >> author stephen puleo by the caning of congress and sumner by preston brooks that drove the country civil war. tonight on c-span's "q and a." >> on friday the american conservative union hosted a panel discussion on the ongoing nuclear negotiation between the p5 plus one coalition and iran. while the white house has prioritized the negotiations, skeptics remain worried about the ability to monitor iran's nuclear activities. among the panelists was the type that's retired lieutenant general michael flynn. this is two hours. [indiscernible] >> we are going to get started here. i think we need a life mic. we need a live mic here. so this is yours here. i'm going to put it right here. is that on? there we go. could i get everyone's attention up here? i know lunch has you very excited. i always get excited about lunch, i know that. thank you very much. thank you all so much for being here. it's great to have this packed house for a really important event today. for those of you who don't know me my name is matt schlapp and , i'm the chairman of the american conservative union and a littl

sarah preston got the e-mail into it wasn't that much incentive to want to take it. >> she and otherswould only go so far especially this late in the year it would be hard to find affordable off campus housing. >>> some people like having an extra person but some people wouldn't like a cramped space. >> the university points out in fall 2013 the new hall opened on campus adding 360 beds for students. that same year nebraska created 150 more beds. right now, construction ask jubd way on the new east campus set to open in fall 2016. it will feature more academic buildings and residence haults adding 590 more beds. but for 2015 demand outpaced supply. students complain universities do this all the time expecting students expectinging a certain number to drop out. >> there were students living in lounges and triples that weren't meant to be the triples. >> the university said we're trying to balance our commitment tosses the students and the community and are working to ensure satisfactory housing options for our students. it's unclear how many accepted this incentive offer or whether the

and that i believe for preston and steve me oaks if you head out there now or anywhere in montgomeryhowers they're around. which is light. temperatures mild. 7. up to 76 at noon and little break from the rain. maybe sunshine this afternoon. 00 blood drive is over and time to get out there up to 81 degrees. it's warming one sunshine and radar is not very active right now compared to what we'll see tonight. just a few showers moving through. if you have to do anything outside do it now. just one or two train drops coming down and close-up view shows this area of rain moving through the lehigh valley right along 78 moving off to northeast but it's what's out west that is our concern. it's tropical depression bill center of storm there right over kentucky will continue to spread east tonight bringing with it rain. timing looks like heaviest rain moving in 11:00 tonight in western suburbs and then through overnight tonight. so the timing of this looks like it's between 11 and 6 or 7:00 tomorrow morning and very heavy rain will lead to flooding and not major rivers but poor drainage areas,

the second speaker is her own kevin who growth in preston junction new jersey undergraduate work at uc berkeley and his major there was applied mathematics with a specialty in mathematics and physics. he also holds two master's degrees from university of maryland, one in business and management and the other in mathematical statistics. he followed that up and finish his ph.d there at the university of maryland a year ago with specialties in statistical computing. is not just some egghead. he is our egghead. no. [laughter] so he does science. he does business and he has math with a focus on policy which is not that, and we feel lucky to have him here. batting cleanup is marlo lewis. marlo lewis a junior, if you google marlo lewis you find his father's name pops up. his father was the producer and creator of the ed sullivan show and one of my favorite sergeant bill goes the phil silvers show. is also a bluegrass musician. is at the competitive enterprise institute. he's been published in the "washington times," "investor's business daily," tech central station, the "national review" and

preston family legal counsel for missing children division of the national center for missing and exploited children. he provides legal technical assistance and training for law enforcement attorneys, family members and the public regarding international and domestic child abductions including children have been taken by a parent or family member. edited and co-author the national centers mitigation guide for attorneys handling cases of a child abduction convention as well as investigation and program management guide for law enforcement agencies responding to cases of missing and abducted children. a former prosecutor and government attorney. i would like to now introduce. >> sorry about that. thank you, mr. chairman for the opportunities because you today about the ongoing obstacles the victim parents face. cofounder of the nonprofit organization. more importantly i am a father who has been unable to meet with his children for six years due to japan's complicity. my nightmare began back in august of 2009 when my ex-wife told me she wanted to take the kids back-to-school shopping. little d

would you guys be willing, preston and steve, just go to the bathroom outside on the street? difficult for your listeners that can't see the tv, but it is basically a port a pot which no door on it, you just walk up, everybody can see you peeing. >> really. >> it is a cylindrical, urine powered transporter. >> oh, really? >> like star trek. >> right. so if you want to go to another planet, and do you have take a wiz. you know what? >> would you do it? >> i don't think i k i'm little pea shy as they say. ya, steve is a stall guy. >> definitely. >> you know what? i would have no problem with this, alex. i play golf regularly. and even at the best clubs in america, you just go when you got to go. >> go in your bag if you need to. >> oh, my goodness. >> i don't have a problem with that. specially, you know, if the sides are, you know, if there is nobody ever to able see exactly what's going on, i wouldn't have a problem doing it with somebody watching but not actually seeing what's happening. you snow. >> i think quick here, though, and the thing cylindrical, does it go down into