con la informaciÓn mÁs reciente. >>> adelante samuel. >>> hola paulino, nosotros le estamos dado la

that's samuel jackson. friday, playing nick fury without an eye patch, that had to be good to not have to wear that thing. >> not really. i like the eye patch. it's kind of dope to wear an eye patch. >> jimmy: does it change your performance in any way? >> it changes the way i learn my lines. >> jimmy: how does it change the way you learn your lines? >> something about my process, when i look at it, i didn't have that much to live for spiderman stepping out of the shadows. i could ontario sly see half a . and i was like, oh, this is problematic. i told them to give me five minutes, i went and covered one eye, read the page, read the page, and it was fine. >> jimmy: it's like you're at the optometrist. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's interesting. >> it's kind of weird. it's interesting playing nick without that, without the knowledge that nick fury has, without the chip on his shoulder, without the attitude. kind of young, kind of free, kind of never met a super being or extraterrestrial. >> jimmy: had you ever wo

samuel aprovecha para enviar un mensaje a los pequeños del hogar >>> no jueguen con las víboras si venculos que han tenido que derrumbar en el camino sus carreras >>> esto y mucho más esta tarde un gusto en verlos buenas tardes >>> aumenta el número de estafas cuando uno va a aplicar a un trabajo >>> descuento de qué se trata en minutos >>> revela nuevos detalles sobre el hombre que generó el pánico en una comunidad mientras andaba desnudo >>> nuestro televidente compró una cocina nueva con garantía para no funcionar no se la repararon el mundo por 28 responde más adelante me va mucho mejor cuando me siento segura e inspirada para aprender. quiero que mis hijos tengan mejoresdeque las qu. quiero que las personas que elegimos asuman sus rns en los school boards se transforman comunidades. habla en el tuyo y haz que tu voz se escuche. envia school al 225568 para mas informacion sobre como participar. >>> telemundo responde a un televidente san francisco que batalló para que le compusieron su cocina >>> y aunque compró el electrodoméstico nuevo y con garantía no logró que se lo repararan>

con la informaciÓn mÁs reciente. >>> adelante samuel. >>> hola paulino, nosotros le estamos dado laue guatemala amanezca de luto. y es por ello que las autoridades de aquÍ de hecho pues han dado el pÉsame a todos los familiares de las vÍctimas mortales que son bastantes, y tambiÉn personas que permanecen en los hospitales, en el lugar donde yo soy es el salÓn comunal aquÍ estuvieron alguno de los cuerpos que pues examinaron los mÉdicos forenses, pero ya todos fueron entregados, hacia sus diferentes familias, hay mucho dolor, consternaciÓn, y pues parte de eso objeto van a las familias todavÍa esperando mÁs informes de lo que pueda darse, este es el parque central donde pues todos han recibido a sus cuerpos, lo hemos observado en las imÁgenes pero que ademas pues van a ser trasladados hacia sus viviendas hacia otros lugares cercanos a este sector, cuando hemos hablado con las familias nos han expresado su dolor y su sentir. >>> agradecemos verdad que este dÍa estÉn aquÍ con nuestra familia y pues, se vienen algunas ayudas econÓmicas gracias porque son tres hijos huero tans que que qu

s samuel burke has more on this from london. >> reporter: it is truly a vicious cycle. not only was the attacker evident to the manifesto on twitter, the fact that a body camera was used live on facebook shows social media was a part of the attacker's planning. facebook says it quickly took down the original video. we don't know if it was during the 17 minutes broadcast live on facebook or a long time after it was available for many to see. plus many, many hours after the attack, the video could still be found on many major social media platforms. in fact, it was shared with a twitter account with nearly 700,000 followers. you will hear people say don't share the video online. even watching it spreads the

samuel burke joining us live in london.is facebook doing in response to all these demands for action? >> well, over the weekend facebook published numbers which really give us a better idea of the massive scope of the problem it is with people trying to upload this video. and i just note that it is not only sharing the video. just watching the video helped it spread online. so if you see it, you are part of the problem. facebook admitting that they didn't notice the live broadcast until police alerted them to it. they were able to block 1.2 million of the 1.5 million attempted to upload the video in the first 24 hours before they even published. that is the good news. but of course do the math there. facebook won't say how many times this 300,000 videos that were uploaded managed to make it on. but when you think about the numbers, 1.5 million attempts, what does that say not only about the social networks, but about us humans trying to upload and view this content. >> yeah, there are a lot of he reques questions there. how

nats pop: samuel tebi: i coach about 5 kids.anna wiernicki: a private gaming club where students canompete and hire a private coach like samuel tebi.samuel tebiadministrator at the game gymtake cg @ 0:33-0:37getting down to the nitty gritty of each game, getting the x's and o's.anna wiernicki (stand up) @annaewiernickitake cg @ 0:38- 0:44players say esports opens the door for more students to participate. because there are fewer physical requirements....josh hafkin: you don't need to be 6'8 to play video games. you can be male, female, short, tall, it doesn't really matter,anna wiernicki: founder of the game gym josh hafkin says he expects every high school will log on to esports in the next 3 to 5 years.but first, high schools will have to convince some of e-sports toughest critics-mom and dad.josh hafkin ceo and founder of the game gym take cg @ 1:02-1:08i hope that parents treat video gaming a little bit more as an opportunity to learn than just a waste of time.anna wiernicki: sports management professor lisa neiroitti agrees. she says especially if high schools require esports pl

pero lo que mÁs sorprende donde ha desarrollado esas habilidades, samuel arias nos las presenta hvme.sa y cuando es temporada tambiÉn acompaÑa a su padre en la corta del cafÉ, pero eso no ha truncado su sueÑo deportivo alentada por sus padres >>> en la mayorÍa dice dicenn l de montaÑa. importa el fuerzo para que usted y yllegue hacer g >>> ella ha mostrado potencial en el atletismo y muestra de ello estas medallas. para ello ha hecho mucho sacrificio todo los dÍas camina 5 kilÓmetros para llegar a la escuela y luego llega al claro del bosque de pino. >>> las cualidades fÍsicas que ella tiene que resistencia y tiene mucha fuerza >>> 5 campeonatos y ha ganado siempre. nos inspira a nosotros. >>> es campeona nacional en competencia de 2000 metros con obstÁculos y ahora campeona centroamericana en costa rica >>> son 5 obstÁculos pero hay uno con agua >>> y dice que lo mejor es demostrar que para triunfar no importa dÓnde se haya nacido >>> quiero ir a un olÍmpico >>> es tu sueÑo >>> sÍ >>> en el salvador samuel arias noticias telemundo >>> guaÚ llegarÁ dona quiera esa reina quÉ bÁrbara. h

que saltara y otros se voltean para no ver la cara >>> lo que nadie imaginaba es que pensó 2 veces samuelbados el viernes de la semana pasado y circular de redes sociales, como fue dado de alta del hospital >>> me siento ! 1 poco tranquilo por el dolor y la molestia que tenía, y sin preocupaciones >>> es la alumna de 2° semestre también, había sido tratada por problemas ecológicos, hoy se sabe que toque teresa de regreso a casa y vive con su abuela >>> lo conoce como el super yami, el chico y la joven no se conoce ni siquiera habían entrelazado conversación, pero eso no impidió que pudiera salvar la vida de la chica >>> es departamento de psicología evaluara la joven y determinarán si puede regresar a clases >>> donald trump, aumento en 20% en trámites de migración, el que preventa seria 1 ingreso extra de 5.000.000.000 $, periodo de 10 años, se cree que el mandatario quiere utilizar el dinero para la construcción del muro en la frontera, es sólo 1 propuesta que podría ser rechazada por el congreso >>> se rechazó la declaración para justificar el dinero que se requiere para el muro, el vo

but samuel only casts a watchful eye. as the boys look back fearfully. on an underwater branch. without a word, adam, who doesn't know his own age, understands what he must do. these underwater dives can be deadly. children are said to get caught up in the nets or tree branches and often drown. no telling how many unnamed bodies lay at the bottom of this lake. >> translator: when he says you should dive, you have no option. the fearful part is you might not come back. that's what i fear most. >> reporter: back on land, samuel explains how he justifies putting children like adam in such danger. >> translator: if one of them dies while working on the lake, i sit down with the parents and we talk. we all know that working on the lake is very dangerous and anything can happen. in this world, if you dent son' a trap, you can't catch fish. >> reporter: despite the dangers and the laws in ghana against slavery and forced child labor, rescues here of children facing violence and abuse remain few and far between. a local nonprofit does its best to identify and re

. >> as you might suspect, samuel l. jackson is a real character and not just in his movies. >> i got my eye on you. >> what's it like being married to sam jackson? >> oh, god, oh, god. >> do you watch your movies? >> yes, i do. >> you like seeing yourself on screen? >> i do. when i was doing theater in new york, i always wanted to see the play i was in with me in it. >> hard to do. >> yes, it is, very difficult. i always think, i can't stand the watch myself. really? that's [bleeped]. it's a watch-me business. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm andson cooper. >> i'm johner >> pelley: i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight, but first these headlines from special counsel robert mueller's investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election. late today, president trump was exonerated in a letter to congress from attorney general william barr. barr told congress that the nearly two year independent special counsel investigation determined that no one in the president's campaign coll

que lo piensan bien porque no es fÁcil vivir estos momentos difÍciles para uno >> en el salvador, samueltrulla fronteriza en un hospital del paso texas. sus hermanas compartieron que el mayor sueÑo de renÉ pablo perez era poder trabajar en estados unidos para sacar adelante a su mamÁ y a sus hijos, un sueÑo que se apagÓ para siempre este lunes. dice la patrulla que los mÉdico lo diagnosticaron con sÍntoma de gripe y deficiencias en el hÍgado y riÑones, pero sus familiares en ciudad juÁrez, tienen dudas o sea que si Él brincÓ al otro lado no sabemos si lo golpearon, se cayÓ, por quÉ se muriÓ? porque cuando una persona tiene influenza notablemente tiene que estar toroestornudando tiene mua temperatura son los sÍntomas de una influenza lo miramos y no. >> pÉrez tenÍa 40 aÑos, la patrulla fronteriza informÓ que investiga esta muerte la cuarta que ocurre en los Últimos 3 meses y que continÚa comprometida y garantizar la seguridad y trato digo no e-veri y humano >> jessica se fue deportada o honduras, no hubo opciÓn legal ni misericordia, ni milagro y su familia se quebrÓ al despedirla en el a

personas que lleguen con vida al hospital, eso cÓmo que da alegrÍa. >> en santa ana el salvador, samuell, felicidades a ese conejo malo. >> bueno, se acabÓ el noticiero por hoy, gracias por acompaÑarnos maÑana nos vemos aquÍ al mediodia, hay mÁs noticias a las 5 y 6:30 y no pierdan la atenciÓn de lo que pasa en el mundo a travÉs de noticias telemundo.com, hasta luego. s. a continuaciÓn viene una gran sorpresa, el sonero mayor, maelo, acompaÑado de la orquesta de "tropicana", y despuÉs el espectÁculo central... el espectÁculo central a cargo de "la sonora". ¡disfruten! muchas gracias. [algarabÍa] [aplausos] >> maestro... >> ¿quÉ? >> permÍtame y me presento. mi nombre es ramÓn cabrera, el compositor. >> ah, no, claro, yo te conozco de oÍdo.

all --, same you lewis one man, samuel lewis auggie, had just joined the navy 30 days before. he actually had never been to sea before. he is down in his cabin, seasick as can be. frank butts goes and says, you have to get out of here. we are abandoning ship. and he says, i am so sick, i am going to die here anyway. leave me alone. and so they did. the big thing is that jacob nicholas will go down. his sister writes. so sick that the reply letters are all going to leaks.om dr. basically, he gets this letter and he will write back. "your brother did his duty well till the very end. but i am too unwell to dictate much more of this note." he had his arm dislocated. it does not work well anymore. "i am too unwell to dictate much more of this note. your brother did his duty well until the end and he has gone, i believe, to a better place, were storms do not come." thank you. [applause] john: huzzah! >> that was great. we will have a few minutes for question and if you would have a question, come on down to the microphone to ask that. anyone for a question? wow. john: i guess i told

last night at the premiere of ben's netflix film, "triple frontier," he told me son samuel just wasn'tssed with jen's "how to train your dragon"astri. she wore it at his 7th birthday party last week. >> sam was, like, okay, mom. we have an astrid. she was devastated. she had gone to all these lengths to put on the costume. to find out your son is, like, we're just not that cool. you know what i mean? >> at least sam was gentler when ben told him he's hanging up the batman cape for good. >> how did samuel take the news? he loved that you were batman. >> he was okay. he understands there is time for everything and it was my turn and now it's somebody else's turn. he understands turn-taking. >> i love that. i do. i love that so much. >>> later on, we'll have more with ben and the men of "triple frontier." remember those epic beach snaps of the guys in hawaii? mm-hmm. we get to the bottom of all that. >>> and if they were a boy band, which boy band would they be? okay? >>> also ahead -- >> ben's ex, jennifer lopez, in a new partnership. joa>>> then new faces onour first look at the new sea

walker andis samuel acting director of the nuclear safety project for the union of concerned scientists edwin lyman. and at 4:00 p.m. on real america, watch the 1979 cbs report fallout from three-mile island. at this time, there is no evacuation. please, stay indoors with your windows closed. week last month, the people of middletown, pennsylvania, lived in fear of an enemy they cannot hear, see, or feel. announcer: watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. now on american artifacts, we travel to independence, missouri, where harry investors men lived after his presidency. doug richardson, chief of interpretation at the national historic site, led the tour. this is about 25 minutes. >> well, it is good to be back home. independence, missouri. i think the greatest town the i have been tond other several places but i could still come back home and i will continue to feel that way as long as i lived. mr. richardson: harry truman, formally moved into this place after his wedding to his long-time love bess wallace after their marriage on june 28, 1919. and he moved into a home that

we talked about samuel morris. we talked about railroads. who are the fathers and mothers of the third revolution that we're in? is it mark zuckerberg, steve jobs bill gates? are they derivative? >> so i had the great privilege and that's the only word you can use, in life of knowing paul baron. paul baron is the man who developed the concept of digital pact switching -- packet switching, and that is at the heart of everything that we do today on the internet. and so i begin the book by talking about paul baron and the development of digital packet switching. and the interesting thing peter, is that what paul did was to pick up on some ideas that gutenberg had. and to break a connection into its smallest parts, send it out over a distributed network and then reassemble it, just like gutenberg said let's break the page down into its smallest part, the letter, and then reassemble that and reuse it. and so there is a history of these kinds of ideas repeating themselves. and i just found that terribly fascinating. >> you also talk about somethin

i'm samuel burke.ler coaster for golden state fans...they're still the top team in the west, but the warriors haven't won back-to-back games in over a month. so it felt like an important test last night in houston. after going oh-and-three against the rockets to start the season, the dubs avoided atement making fashion.even without kevin durant, who was resting the ankle he tweaked on suay state at oracle last came back a 14 point 4th quarter deficit to come within one in the final seconds....but the warriors got the 106-104 win...rockets' m-v-p candidate james harden put up 29 points, but it was klay thompson leading the way with a game-high 30...and demarcus cousins had the best game of his warriors career...27 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists, and 2 steals...here's head coach steve kerr. "we got to remind ourselves that he's still pretty early in the process. i don't know how many games he's played for us....20? we're all learning. me too. i got to learn how to use him better. i thought we

walker and samuel acting director of the nuclear safety project, and would live in.- admitted lies --edmund lyman. please stay indoors with your windows closed. >> the people of middletown, pennsylvania lived in fear of an entity they -- enemy they could that see. ones, tv was three giant networks and pbs. then a small network rolled out a big idea. let viewers decide on their own what was important. c-span opened the doors to washington policymaking for all to see, bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. this was true people power. in the 40 years since, the landscape has changed. away.asting has given c-span's big idea is more relevant today than ever. television, online, c-span is your unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind. the supreme court heard oral arguments, a case congressional district gerrymandering. a lower district court world north carolina's existing maps were unconstitutional and ordered. -- new maps. >> oral argument case 18422, rucho verse common cause, mr. clement. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court. is not a

samuel. >> good evening. >> hey, samuel. >> as a businessman worth millions of dollars, how do you hope to garner support from an increasingly progressive and socialist electorate growing tired of the wealthy having so much power? >> so samuel, right? thank you for that question. and it's a great question. and i actually get it everywhere i go. i mean, people see that what's happening in our country is not really working for them. it's just not working for them. there's a lot of structural, economic unfairness going on in our country right now. i have been successful. right? i've had the privilege of starting two businesses, right? some of my business partners are here with me tonight, creating thousands of jobs. but i grew up in a time when we had institutions in our society that really supported people. and i don't think we see that here today. i mean, i grew up in a blue collar family. my dad was an electrician. neither of my parents went to college. i needed scholarships from my dad's union to give me the opportunity to get the education that i have received. and i had this amazing

-- means samuel can do his homework. are two ways the future of africa's pered generation can go. one is the small-scale, from the individual to these more community-sized mini grids that eventually all join up. or the massive hydroelectric power station, dams being built to g industrial scale. on an that is what ethiopia is trying to do, by building this vast dam across the blue nile. the waters of the ngo river could power africa. there are multibillion-dollar plans to extend this project. but it will need to builpower lines, too. this isn't necessarily the answer. >> the future of power in africa is going to be a patchworkn betw residential, solar, a mini grid there will be large hydroelectric dams. ho financed by the chinese can be quite predatory, and not really for the benefit for the host countries. alastair: small and silent steps could be the btrt way to elecy africa. and like mobile phone technology, leapfrog the need for a vast power grid spending -- spanning the continent. alastair leithead, bbc news, nairobi

[habla en inglÉs] conductor: el comentario de samuel no corresponde a la verdad, el gobierno no nos ha de grises compaÑeros. continÚa el diÁlogo puerta cerrada. ahora se siente mÁs vulnerable por los grupos armados. >> a menos de 24 horas de ser liberado el tenista fue arrestado nuevamente. lo encontramos a 2 cuadras de salir de s casa. el liberÓ a unos 100 con medidas cautelares. >> hay muchos presos polÍticos! dice que ahora se siente mÁs vulnerable que cuando estaba en la cÁrcel. >> todavÍa hay activistas del partido de gobierno que yo sÉ que van a andar de oreja. >> don alex regresÓ a las calles en menos de 5 minutos 2 patrullas llegaron a arrestarlo. >> Él en 1 -- Él tiene un amor a nicaragua tremendo. >> cuatro golpes me dieron en los testÍculos. >> todo esto sucede mientras se lleva a cabo el segundo dÍa de negociaciones. >> llegan a la pantalla y se crÓnicas serÁ el primer programa que deberÁ migrar todos los personajes la como desfile del juicio y que hasta ahora solamente habÍamos visto dibujados en los bocetos. >> al narcotraficante lo veremos encorbatados. >> estamos llevan

. >> supreme court justices samuel alito testify before a subcommittee. we'll have live coverage starting at 1:30 eastern here on c-span3. you can watch on your mobile device on c-span.org or listen with the radio app. a measles outbreak -- >> the war in the pacific. a cure for measles and the life and legacy of dwight eisenhower. this weekend on american history tv, saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, pacific war scholars on the first page pacific ally defensive. >> for the american public, the canal came to symbolize the manhood of the generation that have to fight the war. >> then on 10:00 p.m., with a rash of outbreaks of measles this year, we'll look back at the 1964 film of the history of measles and the development of a vaccine. >> the results are evident. the monkeys that were not vaccinated developed measles. the ones like this, show know sign of measles but they have developed protective anti-bodies. they now know that they have developed for the first time a vaccine which will provide safe protection against measles. >> and sunday night at 8 eastern

joining us to look at the event is historian samuel walker and the acting director of the nuclear safety project for concerned scientists. and watch the 1979 cbs report "fallout from three-mile island." ♪ >> evacuation. please stay indoors with your windows closed. >> for almost a week last month, people of middletown, pennsylvania lived in fear of an enemy they could not the, here, or feel. -- see, hear, or feel. >> watch american history tv this weekend, only on c-span3. >> c-span is live now in el paso, texas, where former texas congressman beto o'rourke is getting ready to kick off his official campaign president. this is one of three rallies the presidential candidate is hosting today. the other ones will be in houston and austin. mr. o'rourke announced his 2020 presidential bid two weeks ago while campaigning for 11 days outside of texas. but today is his official launch for the white house. you o'rourke has been in the political spotlight since he -- that o'rourke has been in the political spotlight ever since he ran against ted cruz for u.s. senate. [inaudible] ♪ [inaudible] dona

state department special representative for venezuela, and it 1:30, supreme court associate justice samuel alito and lannett taken appear on the supreme court budget. watch beginning wednesday, live at 10:00 a.m. eastern, on , oran3, www.c-span.org listen on the free c-span radio app. >> sunday night, penn state history professor amy greenberg discusses her book, lady first, the world of first lady sarah polk. >> she wrote letters to a supreme court justice and members of congress that were confident, 100% about politics, and were not noticeably different from a letter of man would write, and they wrote back in the same vein. on c-span's00 ease q&a. >> the c-span bus easily travel to texas, asking folks, what does it mean to be american? americaneve that being means that you can be anyone, anything. you have the freedom to express yourself, and you have the freedom to embrace your culture and to show off your culture, because america truly is a melting pot. mean, it shall so nice to share values like respect for one another, freedoms we share, amazing things. example,st lucky, for educatio

supreme court court associate justices samuel alito and elena kagan appear before the house financial services and general government subcommittee on the supreme court budget. watch beginning today live at 1, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app.

i would say, for better or for worse, samuel alito came with an agenda. think he approaches a law with clear-cut ideas about how to read a statute, how to read a constitution, and he bases it on precedents to be sure. opposed to retired justice anthony kennedy, has a very consistent outlook that is ideological. for better or for worse. i am not using the word ideological as negative. if you were republican and had been either eisenhower, or name your president, and you had william brennan, then you had john paul stevens, than you had david souter, when you tighten things up if you were republicans and he saw what they did on the court? strains to are many republicanism. i would say that is what happened. rich h dubya bush pushed it back, george w. bush did that and certainly donald trump. george h w bush did that, george w. bush did that and certainly donald trump. they have very strong outside advisement will handle a lot of vetting. brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch were heavily vetted. more so than john roberts. john roberts was vetted by the federalist

boughtis death, it was by samuel francis who opened a tavern which later, toward washington would use to say his farewells at the end of the revolutionary war to his officers. james -- james's father was a member of the colonial assembly as numerous other family members were. oliver commended the militia during the french and indian war with a number of the council between the french and indian war and revolution and during the revolution was a brigadier general in command of what was known as the lancey's brigade of almost 2000 men. so, as you might gather, this is an incredibly powerful political family in colonial new york that led what was even referred to as the delancey party which dominated politics around the french and indian war of to the revolution. they were supporters of mercantile interest, especially given their own backgrounds. and their opponents in new york were the livingston family and faction, which was comprised of aristocrats. sites incey-livingston politics were really more based on social and provisional factors rather than disagreements on ideology as the sid

samuel coleman. she lived in a home one mile to the west of where i am standing in the epicenter of the battlefield of the morning of the 9th. she was very unfortunate to be hit by confederate artillery shell that morning. she was attended to by surgeons from the 8th maine infantry unit. she was able to survive another three days. she died on april 12, that wednesday. april 12 is very important in the history of appomattox because it was on this very road that i'm standing on on april 12 that confederate infantry stacked their arms and flag and ammunition all along this road. in fact come you could say that the individual confederate soldier actually surrendered on this road, not in the parlor of the mclean house as general lee did. hannah reynolds dying on april 12 mortally wounded as an enslaved woman, and in a way she died and emancipated woman three days later. that's a powerful notion that really struck this park and its visitors in 2015 during the 150th anniversary and given us cause to explore

hayes lost to samuel tilden. john quincy adams and rutherford b.ayes went on to serve as president. benjamin harrison losing to grover cleveland by 96,000 votes in 1888. bushtly in 2000, george w. losing by 540 4000 votes. i'll go to elected president. and of course donald trump, losing by nearly 3 million votes to hillary clinton but winning the electoral college vote. willie is first up, democratic line. what do you think of this? first of all, i think the electoral college should be completely abolished and what you just said is good reason. also, with the cyber warfare and everyone talking about russia, that would make it much harder for them. by 3 million loses -- wins by 3 million and still loses, that's ludicrous. i think it should be abolished. not by an electoral college started by dixiecrat democrats who now control the republican party. yes, i do think it should be abolished completely. host: thank you. good morning, randy. collects good morning, good morning. we definitely should not abolish the electoral college. our founding fathers c

joining us on the program is historian and author, samuel walker, acting director, edwin lyman and cofounder of concerned mothers and women in middletown, pennsylvania. >> at 4:00 p.m. on real america, wash the 1979 cbs report, fallout from 3-mile island. >> please stay indoors with your windows closed to make for almost a week last month, the people of middletown, pennsylvania lived in fear of an enemy they couldn't see, hear, or feel. >> watch american history tv this weekend on c-span three. >> president trump met today with the wife of juan guido, the venezuelan opposition leader. they both talked about the political situation in venezuela. afterwards, president trump answered a few questions from reporters. >> thank you very much. it is a great honor to have the first lady of venezuela. she has been through a tremendous, she has been through a lot, let's put it that way. she has been through a people don't want to go through and should never have to go through. her husband is a tremendous man who is working so hard and is very dangerous. it's dangerous stuff that is going on. we know ex

. >> samuel, samuel is my baby boy. >> reporter: sam's grandfather says he was a football star in high school. he's had three professional mma fights and he teaches jujitsu to kids. he's had multiple surgeries on his back and even his aorta and he faces more procedures. >> the toughest fight of his life. he's a fighter. he won't give up. he won't give up. >> reporter: his family hopes someone will shed light to what happened on their son sunday night, a professional fighter who has never walked away from a challenge in or out of the octagon. the family says they want to thank the jogger who found their son. they don't know who he or she is, but they say that person saved sam's life. in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> a scary situation out of san jose. police say this man, richard hernandez, broke into a woman's bedroom and tried to rape her. it happened early this morning on ironwood drive at almaden expressway. when officers arrived, they found him inside the home. they arrested him. >>> brisket, cornbread and potentially measles, too. dine nors at a possible lar bar

brie larson and samuel ljackson are out to save the universe in captain marvel, the latest superheroineman from marvel studios. —— superhero instalment. see what mark kermode makes of that in the film review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn rentoul, the chief political commentator at the independent and ruth lea, economic advisor at arbuthnot banking group. lovely to have you both. first, a look at the front pages. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the mail on sunday says a nurse who took care of renowned scientist stephen hawking is the subject of a tribunal. the sunday telegraph leads with an opinion poll suggesting public support for a no—deal brexit is currently at 44%. staying with brexit, the sunday times says cabinet ministers have warned theresa may she might have to quit if she wants to pass her brexit deal this week. also going with brexit, the sunday express carries a call by conservative backbencher jacob rees—mogg, describing the prime minister's deal as ‘rotten‘. and the observer reports a ch

samuel cultures brought in from the incubator are checked for any changes in the cells.btaining even one successful growth of pure purulent measles virus is one of the most -- of pure v is one ofasles virus the most difficult laboratory achievements. finally, in 1954, one culture obtained from an 11-year-old measles patient begins to show remarkable changes in cell structure. these might be caused by the measles virus. dr. enders is called in to observe it. to prove that it is the measles virus, they decide to inject it into the only animal that will contract the disease, monkeys. monkeys, which have never been exposed to measles. in a few days, when the monkey develops measles, they have isolated and grown the strain of the measles virus. now, they discuss the longest , and in many ways, the most difficult task of all, how to weaken the virus, so that it will produce antibodies and provide immunity without transmitting the disease itself. it is a little like walking on a tightrope. the virus is grown first in one tissue culture, then in another. human kidney tissue, hum

. ♪ >>> check out brie larson and samuel l.ackson doing ariana grande proud with their version of "7 rings." you can watch the stars on james corden's "carpool karaoke" this friday on the apple tv app meanwhile it looks like their fellow a venninger chris pratt will be doing a little singing of his own. we talked about it last night at his premier of "the kid." >> backstage at "the masked singer." so excited to sing my hitsong. i will be singing shallows. ♪ in the shallows >> you see it? feel it. no, don't. it's really soft. >> soft now, but for his new western it's a lot more rugged. chris plays the bad guy. >> if you only see one movie this weekend, you know, make it "captain marvel," but if you see a second movie, go see "the kid." it's really, really great. >> chris was out solo, but earlierer in the day his fiance katherine joined him for "jimmy kimel live." >> live on the farm. >> that farm is his 100 acre spread up in washington state and katherine seems to be adjusting just fine. >> explain the lambs. >> it's lambing se

forcing the turnover, and jermaine samuel gets out and throws it down with the dunk.alf, phil booth, more highlights for villanova. demure cause be drowned tree peter welch has pushed the lead up to eight. the gaels never got past eight. it was a close game all the way through. jermaine samuel block that gathers the ball, and delay in nfl, and that would prove to be pretty much the dagger. wildcats, they would hold off the gaels 61-67 . season over for st. mary's. >>> 15 other ncaa game today. we are not going to show you all of them. just the upset, be dance, buzzer beaters. this was a be down and buzzer beater. final seconds of the first half. he hits the three. he had a triple double. first triple-double since draymond green and michigan state back in 2012, as he throws down the dunk. 17 points, 16 assists, living rebounds, as 12 seeded murray state upsets number five marquette 83-64. auburn, new mexico state, that's albans head coach bruce pearl. his fifth-seeded tigers taking on number 12. the aggie six seconds ago. aging parents taking a coast-to- coast. a layup

i'm samuel burke, back to you. >> all right. and now i'm going to go to brett lee.s a cyber security consultant and the founder of internet safe education coming to us live from brisbane, australia. thank you for joining me, brett. this question, how do you police the internet? how do you sensor social media when there are simply to many users online, what is your reaction to what the big social media site versus said in the wake of this terrorist attack? >> i think it's another timely reminder. we have been through this before many times. look, it's not only the amount of people, it's the business model and we will talk there for you, the last presenter. it's the business model whereby ultimately they're a corporation, no matter which platform it is, particularly the major ones. they exist to make money. so it's going to be impossible for them to introduce identity verification, to actually physically monitor and monitor content that hits the internet. for instance, there is approximately 300 hours of youtube video uploaded every minute. now, that's not going to be

historian and author sam will walker -- samuel walker. and edward lyman.e sure to watch c-span's live atton journal," 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. join the discussion. hill next week, the house will consider re-authorization of the violence against women act, which expired in february. it aims to prevent abuse and provide resources for victims and include the provision on domestic violence and firearms. it is also possible that members will take up a past resolution to end the u.s. military involvement in yemen. in the senate, work continues on a bill that would provide nearly $13 billion in aid for areas affected by natural disasters. also, a resolution that would shorten the amount of time the senate considers certain nominations. watch the house live on c-span, and the senate live on c-span2. sunday night on "afterwards." former trump advisor george papadopoulos details his role in the 2016 presidential campaign in his book, "eat state target: how i got caught in the crosshairs and the plot to bring down president trump." he is interviewed by wall street j

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>> thursday supreme court justices samuel alito and elana kagan testify about the court's budget. the justices will appear before house appropriations subcommittee. you can see this. live at 10:00 eastern on c-span3, c-span.org and the free c-span radio apps. >> the next oregon governor, kate brown, on improving voter participation election security is head of the 2020 election. governor brown details her status i medical restoration program and vote by mail system. her remarks were part of an event hosted by the center for american progress. this is 50 minutes. >> welcome to the center for american progress. today the fundamental right to vote is being attacked from all directions, whether district voter id laws, native americans and other community systematic with the voter purchase, gerrymandered districts and corrupt fair elections. to make matters worse, donald trump continues to spew baseless lies about voter fraud, failing to prioritize securing the elections against foreign interference. the department of justice made clear that it can no longer be relied upon, the right o

-venezuelan relations with mark green and elliott abrams. 1:30 p.m., samuel alito and elena kagan appearfore the general government subcommittee on the supreme court budget. watch beginning wednesday at 10:00 eastern on c-span3, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> hr one comes to the house floor this week. cq roll call reports it is the democrat signature overhaul legislature incurred -- including redistricting and automatic voter registration. they will set the guidelines for debate. we have live coverage at 5:00 eastern on c-span3. hr one boost to the house floor on wednesday. there will be debate for the next several days. a vote on final passage is expected on friday. there was a three and a half hour hearing on the measure. elijah cummings from maryland and jim jordan from ohio.

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we are joined by historian and author samuel walker, acting director of the project for the union ofed scientists, and also a cofounder of concerned mothers and women in pennsylvania. at 4:00 p.m. on real bama america, watch the cbs report followed from three-mile island. with yourstay indoors windows closed. >> for almost a week last month, the people of middletown, pennsylvania, lived in fear of an enemy to couldn't see, hear or feel. announcer: watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. sunday night on q&a, supreme upict reporter joan bisk talks about her recent book, a biography of chief justice john roberts. >> however john roberts what's now that anthony kennedy has gone, he is going to determine the law of the land. so the liberals won him to come over, inch over a little bit, but the consumers are trying to hold them back, meanwhile, you have this chief justice declaring -- there is no such thing as an obama judge, there is no such thing as a trump judge, there is no such thing as a bush judge. he wants to project that it is when they all have their agendas of sorts .

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tonight -- samuel l. jackson. from "the fix", robin tunney. and music from x ambassadors.ow, suddenly, jimmy kimmel. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome, welcome. hello! very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. please, relax. i have to tell you. today was a,