to you, agent scully.d of mulder's mule headedness, his foolish ideas of overthrowing the system. you think i'm fooled by this? i've made you my offer. agent mulder hears a breath of this rest assured, i'll rescind it... take it to my grave. ( phone ringing ) yes, i need a trace on a d.c. area phone number. i need an address. thank you. may i help you? i'm sorry, i made a mistake. ( locks click ) may i see some identification? look, is this necessary? i just walked through the wrong door. your identification, please. look... third floor. cigarette-smoking man: agent scully... please, sit. i'm glad you came. you obviously knew that i would. well, i know you're a doctor and... a woman of compassion. please. in the end... a man finally looks at the sum of his life to see what he'll leave behind. most of what i worked to build is in ruins, and now that the... darkness descends, i... find i have no real legacy. ( sighs ) what are you dying of? cerebral inflammation-- a consequence of brain surgery i had in the

scully says saucers crashed in aztec. not only did they crash, but bodies are found. 3-4 foot tall alien beings. really cementing the modern idea of the little green man comes out of his books. he also claims that the saucers come, not from mars, but from venus. and the 1950's are a really key time in a mars-venus battle over where these flying saucers come from. scully loses popularity after 1952 because true magazine publishes an extensive article debunking his entire book, pointing out the fact that most were really all of his sources are professional con men and really spending page after page making fun of scully for believing those con men and even making fun of how terrible his writing is. it was a really mean article. and it destroys his credibility. but, scully's ideas are really going to have a long shelf life. in recent years, there has been an uptick in people trying to attract some of the roswell attract some of the roswell tourism away over to aztec and publishing new books saying that scully was right and s

scully and donald kehoe. scully was a writer for variety magazine. who publishes behind the flying saucers in 1950. where he really focuses in on the story of flying saucers that crash in the american southwest. and where did that crash take place? not run as well. falling into for my easy trap. inlly says that they crashed aztec, new mexico. neither men ever mentioned braswell. we will talk later about why that is. saucers crashed in aztec. not only did they crash, but bodies are found. foot tall alien beings. really cementing the modern idea of the little green man comes out of his books. saucersclaims that the come, not from mars, but from venus. and the 1950's are a really key battle overrs-venus where these flying saucers come from. after loses popularity 1952 because true magazine publishes an extensive article debunking his entire book, pointing out the fact that most were really all of his sources are professional con men and really spending page after page making fun of scully for evenving those con men and making fun of how terrible his wri

scully's call for any advice. >> we've known each other long time and he has always been one of my great advisors, and he's very generous with his time that way and i'm not unique because so many people have said that about the whip and that's just who he is as a person and that's a great credit to him that he so well respected. >> what's the best piece of advice is given. >> he said be careful about the early alliances that you make. you need to assess the whole scope in a situation before you get marginalized or labeled in any way and that's been some key advice. you want to be regarded in congress as one who is levelheaded and someone who will evaluate everything on its meri merit. >> telling us about your family. >> have been married to my wife kelly and we have four children. i commute during the week. i'm blessed my family is really into this. they see it as a calling as to why. i am a blessed man. >> to connect with them on the day-to-day things. >> it's hard to miss baseball and things like that but this time is great. i see my children virtually every night before they go to bed

wrestling video and congressman steve scully says back in intensive care with serious infections as he fights to recover from a gunshot wound i have ed schultz reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching party america. good evening friends we start tonight with president trump in hamburg germany ahead of a major meeting with russian president vladimir putin at the g. twenty on the president's agenda is the future of u.s. trade policy in europe in dealing with other major economic partners the president's meeting with putin on friday will likely take precedence over other issues syria ukraine north korea and nato are all on the docket as putin in front sit down for the first time meeting as heads of state while speaking in poland today the president mentioned russia just once calling for greater cooperation we must adapt our alliance to compete effectively in new ways and on all new battlefields. we urge russia to see suits destabilizing activities in ukraine and elsewhere and its support for hostile regimes including syria and iran and to instead joined a community of respon

twitter,ion on represented steve scully's recovering in the hospital from gunshot wounds saying praying for my friend senator john , one of the toughest people i know. gabrielle giffords, a congresswoman who was shot, "-- and the president tweeting out -- -- and senator from missouri -- and meghan mccain, the daughter of the senator, releasing this statement last night on twitter saying -- host: we want to get your thoughts on the news. independent caller, you are up first. caller: i think he was sick for a while and keeping it under wraps. i was talking to my partner at the other day at the workroom wet he was sick we -- thought he was sick last year, something do with his appearance . i think he was keeping it under wraps. away fromt get hyphenated americanism, i do not know what we will do. thank you. good morning, what is your reaction? caller: can morning. thank goodness you work for c-span and have not been seduced by other networks. listen to you unencumbered by advertisements at all. mccain, it is, can do but some years ago, i was wasrcerated and john mccain running against pres

scully: i'm having a hard time explaining it.'m pregnant. ( electronic beeping ) ( panting ) ( gasping ) you gotta breathe, kath. in and out, in and out. you're panting. can't we just go home and start this all over again tomorrow? you're in safe hands now. ( loud groan ) how are we doing, ms. mccready? i think she's getting ready. i'll check on her dilation. if she's close, then we'll call dr. lev. ( rapid beeping ) what is that? what's that sound? it's the baby's heart monitor.

a family member scully showed us that fikt tonight and we decided not to show it to you guys for a number of reasons. not only because of the severity of it and also out of respect for the family and all those involved. as you can imagine it's been a long day for detectives here on the scene and even longer day for those in this ti tight-knit community still processing and grieving what happened across the street this morning? now police say they cot a call 8:00 this morning to this home here on dalby court. when they arrived they found a map in his 60s and at that point they were looking at stepson as possible suspect. the steson did take office and ble mall and entered in another neighborhood where the murder he took place. before the step sop came he posted a selfie on social monthia of him and his stepfather after he was ki killed. again we're not going to share that picture with you tonight it is very disturbing. they're sick to their stomachs after all this. >> i think it's branchic that anybody's life a family member takes your life that was shocking. >> that kind of turned this gr

house majority whip steve scully's and others were wounded. the award ceremony was held in the white house east room. vice president pence: to members of congress, our distinguished guests. members of the law enforcement community from all across the united states. on behalf of the first family, welcome to the white house. and welcome to american heroes week here in our nation's capitol. one month ago today, america woke to shocking news. that a gunman had opened fire on a baseball diamond just south of our nation's capitol. in the wake of that horrific attack, our nation was deeply inspired by the heroism of america's first responders. and we celebrate that today. today president trump will pay a debt of gratitude to the men and women who inspired the nation that day. and all they represent. this week, good news. the nation rejoiced with word that congressman steve scalise was released from the hospital. [applause] vice president pence: and, steve, i know you're watching. so let me say, we're inspired and relieved by your recovery. it's an an

there was a lady who was talking steve scully a couple days ago and she said he was lying. corrected her and asked her how she felt about that. and ent to something else started on obama. that is basically it, john, and we u, i love c-span got to get lamb back to the table doing, take something to you later. host: you did it in 90 seconds, done.ll patrick is in baltimore, aryland, line for republicans, good morning. calle caller: -- host: patrick, you with us? caller: yes. host: go ahead. calle -- er: host: patrick, go ahead with your comment. or don't. rose, galloway, ohio, line for democrats. rose, go ahead. caller: hi, good morning. we want to fixif healthcare, we need to go to universal healthcare, it will of all of it. the reason we're having such problems in the united states, who is not esident equipped to be a governor of the united states. so let's just put everything on the table, i'm waiting for the mueller report. thank you very much. host: one story to make you aware of this morning. n update on the condition of scalise, injured by the gunman who opened fire at

the award for his baseball king died he spent 25 broadcast he was best 'holy toledo' join legends scullyjon jack buckrecognized a player's hall induction. we can't get when you're clocking out. i'm the one clocking in & sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. (marty) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)temperatures will be about the same or slightly warmer saturday but then a gradual warming trend is then forecast from sunday through much of next week as a high pressure ridge strengthens over the southwestern united states. expect a prolonged period of very warm temperatures inland with mild conditions persisting near the coast. ( marty ) the stanford department of public safety is investigating an alleged sexual assault. it was reported on the west side of campus in s

very very complicated on many fronts said ok john great to be here thanks so much congressman steve scully was discharged from the hospital today nearly six weeks after suffering a gunshot wound to his hip schoolies has been moved to an in-patient rehabilitation facility after undergoing a series of major surgeries over the last month that med star washington hospital the congressman is reportedly in good spirits and doctors believe that he will make a full recovery we'll keep you updated on congressman steve and the best to him and that is our news tonight follow me on twitter at news with ed like me on the facebook page we got it. from washington thanks for watching. the. it's called the feeling of freedom. everyone in the world should experience freedom and you can get it on the old the old. the old according to just. welcome to my world come along for the ride. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that birthed fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most deluded society on politics as a species of endless and n

and doctors believe that he will make a full recovery we'll keep you updated on congressman steve scully and the best to him and that is our news tonight follow me on twitter at news where they have like me on the facebook page we got it dot com tonight from washington thanks for watching we'll see you back here tomorrow night. you are launching an r t america got special report today about the stuff you installed me as one of five basically everything that you think you know about civil society have broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be on the normalising mind. we don't need people that think like this on our planet. this is an incredibly tense situation and. i do not know if the russian state hacked into john podesta emails and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provided credible to support his claims. i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing three months before the revelations provided by edward snowden he denied to be n.s.a. was carrying out wholesale su

wrestling video and congressman steve scully says back in intensive care wood serious infections as hefights to recover from a gunshot wound i had chills reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching party america. good evening friends we start tonight with president trump in hamburg germany ahead of a major meeting with russian president vladimir putin at the g. twenty on the president's agenda is the future of u.s. trade policy in europe in dealing with other major economic partners the president's meeting with putin on friday will likely take precedence over other issues syria ukraine north korea and nato are all on the docket as putin in front sit down for the first time meeting as heads of state while speaking in poland today the president mentioned russia just once calling for greater cooperation we must adapt our alliance to compete effectively in new ways and on new battlefields we urge russia to cease its destabilizing activities in ukraine and elsewhere and its support for hostile regimes including syria and iran and to instead.

congressman steve scully's is back in intensive care schoolies was shot last month while practicing ahead of the congressional baseball game simo del rosario has more from our newsroom tonight. ed we first learned late wednesday that congressman steve school east have been readmitted to the intensive care unit at med star washington hospital did a new concerns for infection tonight the hospital announced he had surgery to manage that infection on behalf of this family med star says he taller rated the procedure well but remains in serious condition this is a downgrade from two weeks ago when schoolies was originally transferred out of the i.c.u. in fair condition and now it's been three weeks since a gunman opened fire during a republican congressional baseball practice in alexandria virginia u.s. capitol police officers and other officers returned fire eventually killing the gunman but not before he shot schoolies capitol police officer krystal greiner lobbyist matt mika and congressional staffers ackbar the other three have been released from the hospital and are recovering according to

really meant more to me in many ways than any other of the whole chorus of great teachers was vincent scullyt yale, who taught the history of architecture. art and architecture but mainly architecture. i was, as were thousands of students over the years he taught, swept off my feet by his lectures. unbelievable. he made it possible for you to see in a way you had never seen before just by showing you what he saw, what he could translate from the visual image for you into the english language. and he was a genius. is a genius. he is still living. brian: were you a straight a student? david: no, i horsed around a little bit. yes i got a lot of good grades. i wasn't very good in physics. i was a very good in the subjects taught by teachers i thought were boring. it is too bad, but i did fine. i graduated with honors. i was given a lot of awards. i loved to paint. i still paint. my enthusiasm was divided between writing and painting. still is. for me, painting is a release from my work because in painting, you don't have to use any words. brian: your book on the northwest ordinance, what is the

king will join legends like vince scully, jon miller, and jack buck he will be recognized a day beforehe raiders reported to training camp... up in napa. tomorrow will be their first practice as for the niners -- they finally signed third overall pick, solomon thomas finally signed his rookie contract. the stanford product signed a four-year deal worth more than 28-million dollars, including a signing bonus of about 18.6- million -- all the money is expected to be guranteed. general manager, john lynch... who seemed worried during the team's press yesterday... was excited to announce thomas deal on twitter he tweeted a picture of thomas signing his contract and said "pen to paper... welcome solly. we can't get enough of the reigning n-b-a champs. kevin durant set a new guinness world record in india. the warriors superstar hosted the world's largest basketball lesson across multiple venues it is the largest basketball lesson ever held -- 3,459 children attended the event. a group of kids were at the n-b-a academy india, while others via satellite participated from bengaluru (ben-gal-uu

originalism, textualism work well for scully on most issues but then when you get to the gun caused a the right to keep and bear arms of course there's a preamble. the textualists are supposed to give effect to every word in the statute and there is a preamble, a well-regulated militia being necessary to a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. he absolutely swept aside the preamble and ignored it which is anti-textualists and anti-originalist and said there was a personal right to keep and bear arms. that apply to a handgun in your home in the district of columbia. on the weather would apply having a bazooka or a howitzer in your home. i guess the right to bear arms would not include the howitzer because you can't carry it. you do have the constitutional and clarence thomas as the fundamental right to have a bazooka in your home, military weapon. the court is not extended the protection of the 2nd amendment to military protection but it remains to be seen if the states can regulate assault weapons and also we will see shortly whether they ca

scully said for others hurt when a gunman opened fire at a gop baseball is in virginia. u.s. capitol police killed that guy man. the police has had several surgeries and sources are telling fox news this morning the doctors had anticipated he would suffer an infection related to that shooting. the hospital says he'll have another update at some point today. of course we'll be following that news out of washington. >> away from would-be investors, a rating agency as the house passes the budget today still a risk for downgrade in its credit rating. the house will vote to override bruce rohner's veto the budget legislation today in an attempt to enact a spending plan. warning lawmakers he would do everything he can to block a 32% income tax increase. >> this is a two by four smacked across the four had that the people of illinois. this tax hike will solve none of our problems. in fact in the long run it will make our problems worse. >> a new budget would end a two-year long fiscal stalemate in illinois, the longest any status gone without a budget since at least the great depres

we saw steve scully's gunned down -- steve scalise gunned down. those there to attend were also injured. i think law enforcement. when i first came to this church at montrell jackson ceremony, all of us should thank our law enforcement and others. give them a big round of applause. [applause] pamela johnson, are you still here? thank you. wonderful to see you. and then, state representative edmond jordan looking as long -- as young as i once did. here -- teds back james is back here. he is usually giving me heck on twitter. i should say giving me have. that's giving me heaven -- giving me heaven. [laughter] woman --nt to thank a i don't know her name. i was having a townhall and someone submitted a question. , "weaid, as i recall flooded in north baton rouge and there's not been a federal official who has come to north baton rouge." i told my staff, we are going to north baton rouge. this is during work hours. there are some folks working now. if you're getting off of work, you can go to one. if you are at work, you can go to the other. but i mean

later, legendary dodgers announcer ben scully accepted the icon award.mpic gymnast simone biles took home the award for best female athlete. mr. triple-double himself, mr. westbrook, earning the award for best male athlete. while the award for best team went to the nba champions golden state warriors. it's a lot of fun. great speeches. i love that event. >> can we get back to tennis? there was definitely a lot of highlights. a lot of people are excited about sam being one of the first americans to kind of make it that far in london. >> i don't think anyone thought that could happen, but -- >> i think i saw that she was at the espy's. >>> house speaker paul ryan is pledging to pass new sanctions on russia despite some reported concerns from the cia. >>> plus, there's a new report that president trump's legal team wants to wall off jared cub n -- kushner from talking about the ssia investigation with his father-in-law. that and aot more to com everybody. noo introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reor

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. >>> the world's top athletes are getting ready for this year's es spi awards and vin scully will bee icon award tomorrow natd. it's given to those careers who have left a lasting impression on sports. he called dodger games for 67 years. his career was the longest tenure of any broadcast we are a single pro sports team. larry beil' will be live at the es spiz tomorrow. you can look for his reports at 4 clo clk, phi:00, 6:00 and 11:00. and you can watch the espy as at 80 clouk p.m. tomorrow night on abc 7. >>> we're going to have another similar day weatherwise except more sun. >> it's hard to believe when you look outside because the cloud cover is i little bit thicker -- into the east bay than we had yesterday but i promise you it will go away quickly. becoming sunny at the coast, he steady through friday and 100 degrees inland coming this weekend put can see the winds guftding to 29 be in fairfield to 14 in concord and that's a stout sea breeze this morning and that's what's going to hold our highs in check even with all this sunshine. 87 in concord to antioch at 90. we've got ple

leland: that is an ad about your reaction after the congressional shooting the left steve scully's badlye has been a lot of reporting his office among others took exception to you using the congressional shooting for political purposes, wants to give you the opportunity to respond. >> i disagree with your trying to promote luther strange's approach to this as you seem to be doing. i wish you wouldn't do that but i was in their too. i was in the middle of that shootout that involves 100 shots being fired and i'm trying to stress strongly my support for the second amendment. in that setting where a liberal reporter comes up to me and tries to get me to jog off my belief in the second amendment i want to the american people and particularly voters in alabama to understand my commitment, we thought it was very concise and effective in showing my commitment after having been in a gun battle and not wavering in my support of the second amendment right to bear arms. leland: i don't think anyone would question. >> as an aside i don't understand why anyone in washington would be upset with that.

and scully is the rationalist, the doctor. >> a lot of folks who enjoyed "the x files" who otherwisewatch tv might have been drawn to the show by its, for lack of a better way to put it, stick it to the guys. don't trust the government or big business or anybody but yourself ask can your friends and family. it's a message that's somewhat dark, but it was kind of a breath of fresh air in the 90s. >> the internet was starting to spread beyond hard core computer users so you could have message boards and everybody wanted to talk about the black oil and the bees and moulder's sister and what the cigarette smoking man was up to. and people were so nuts for this show. >> it's just pure science fiction. that's probably what i like most about it. >> it changed the way people watched television. >> you could sense the successful creators trying to see how they could do things different five or ten years ago. sometimes that led to really challenging network television that was cool ask fun to watch. and sometimes it just seemed to fall off the edge a little bit. >> at the time, b steven was a

thomas started initially being very close to scully on those issues.for the end of his life, justice scalia complained that thomas was getting wobbly on those. in fact, had been devolution where he goes from being in strict alignment with scalia to distancing himself somewhat in those kinds of cases to being on the other side and siding with the state against the defendant. whether gorsuch turns out to be more like scalia or more like thomas now i think it'll be more interesting thing to watch. >> -underscore one point which kevin made. which was quite right. on the right there is a much larger ideological spread and much different introvert ' much more disagreement even when the results is the same desired result on the left. on the left the ideological space is very narrow and there's a discipline where in many many cases the liberal justices speak with one voice and on the right, historically and now i see quite likely with gorsuch as well, many separate opinions and more of an effort to find a unified theory. >> that is interesting. not only when t

. >> and scully is the rationist, the doctor. >> a lot of folks who enjoyed "the x files" who otherwiseh tv might have been drawn to the show by its, for lack of a better way to put it, it's stick it to the man ethos. don't trust the government, don't trust big business, don't trust anybody but yourself and your friends and family i guess. it's a message that's somewhat dark and cynical but was kind of a breath of fresh air in the early '90s. >> the '90s was a time of conspiracies. and the internet was starting to spread beyond just like hard-core computer users. so you could have message boards and use net news groups. and everybody wanted to talk about the black oil and the bees and mulder's sister and what the cigarette smoking man was up to. and i would go to alt tv.v hyphen x hyphen files and people were so nuts for this show. >> it's just pure science fiction. that's probably what i like most about it. >> "the x files" changed the way people watched television. >> you could sense the successful creators trying to see how they could do things different than they had done five or te

you'll recall he also had a dinner once with john scully and said, look, do you want to sell sugar waterfe or do you want to come change the world with me? it was a great pitch but a terrible choice, and so let's just hope uber does a better job assessing the culture fit so, you know, i think they need an ambidextrous leader, somebody with capability and somebody with hard and soft skills, and i wonder if immelt is willing to roll up his sleeves like travis and get out there and get the job done and i'm just not so sure >> what do you guys think, michael? >> what occurs to me, if you see the range of names floated to the service, immelt, meg whitman, marissa mayer, all of these names very well-established, kind of on the back half of a career with the exception of marissa mayer it shows you what an awkward spot uber is in and in the unique position of needing a ceo for a very big company and still in hypergrowth phase and still kind of informing itself so that's why i feel as if it's all over the map in terms of what kind of solution. >> the interesting thing you really actually want a f