they're coming to their homes it's democrats here who've made it personal this started with cindy sheehan and that going to the crawford ranch of george w. bush the democrat started it hard here and i'll find i that have charged for us once according to that and when it baby part i'm ready pardon me cindy sheehan you know larry i love the fact that you do lead people to get the facts out there so i will put out a fact cindy sheehan was not allowed anywhere near the bush ranch she was like five miles away from the bush perhaps i know because i interviewed her there from the time she went where the secret service told her she could go and she at the time her son killed in iraq she had every right to be up there against the iraq war and to let the american people know she didn't agree she thought she didn't agree with us that our son had died for you know for a good cause she didn't think we should be in that war in the first way but the idea that she was threatening george bush at the ranch again is just not true. all right guys we will go to discuss some other things rooms of time. jen are

they're coming to their homes it's democrats here who've made it personal this started with cindy sheehan hand back going to the crawford ranch of george w. bush the democrat started it are here and i'll find i that have charged for us once according to that and it baby part ready pardon me cindy sheehan you know larry i love the fact that you do lead people to get the facts out there so i will point out a fact cindy sheehan was not allowed anywhere near the bush ranch she was like five miles away from the bush perhaps i know because i interviewed her there from the time she went where the secret service told her she could go and she at the time her son killed in iraq she had every right to be up there against the iraq war and to let the american people know she didn't agree she thought she didn't agree with us that our son had died for you know for a good cause she didn't think we should be in that war in the first way but the idea that she was threatening george bush at the ranch again is just not true. all right guys we're going to discuss a lot of things rooms of time. jen are you con

michael sheehan died at walter reed this past monday. he will be remembered most perhaps for what he wrote just before the turn of this century. back in 1998 a secret memo urging the u.s. government to cut off financing to a man named osama bin laden and to stop giving sanctuary to an organization named al qaeda. after sounding the warning within his own government, sheehan became frustrated at the lack of action. in looking back on his life as a soldier, statesman, and scholar "the new york times" this week quoted sheehan as asking his colleagues at the time, what is it going to take to get them to hit al qaeda? does al qaeda have to attack the pentagon? of course that was just one of the targets on 9/11 and sheehan helped secure the other, new york city. he ran the then brand new nypd counterterrorism bureau, and he turned it into a world class organization in its field, rivaling federal agencies. mike was born and raised in new jersey. i always thought the reason we got along so well was we shared an exit and neighboring towns. we bot

gave a defiant speech speculating that the incident was a right wing conspiracy with ties abroad sheehan and infant thoughts i see not a movie there has been an attempt to assassinate me and. i have no doubt that this all points to the extreme right in venezuela and in alliance with the right in colombia and that colombia's president one man was sent to those is behind this attempt i have no doubt. the socialist president has often accused the right wing opposition of plotting a coup but as the economy continues to weaken widespread protests have become one of the biggest threats to my duros administration we're joined now by correspondent oscar schleicher who is in the event of cap venezuelan capital caracas so i ask you in hearing from venezuela's information minister he says explosive laden drones were used and want to he's calling an attack on president maduro as life what evidence does the government have that drones were used well the evidence that we haven't seen as of yet is the video that you all saw and the government's or the information minister said some grown parts an explo

defiant speech speculating that the incident was a right wing conspiracy with ties abroad done to the sheehan i mean ten thousand or so i see not a movie there has been an attempt to assassinate me. i have no doubt that this all points to the extreme right and then a swale a in alliance with the right in colombia and that colombia's president one man one sentence is behind this attempt i have no doubt. the socialist president has often accused the right wing opposition of plotting a coup but as the economy continues to weaken widespread protests have become one of the biggest threats to my duros administration. oh we're joined now by correspondent also gushy lanka who's in the venezuelan capital caracas welcome all sky now venezuela's government says this alleged attack on my daughter involved drones to the explosives that fire fighters both have disputed that they say gas cylinder explode it what concrete facts all that about this. well the only times we've calcified witnesses that reported seeing a flying object explode near the stairs were resolutely. and also the remains of an explosive g

defiant speech speculating that the incident was a right wing conspiracy with ties abroad into the sheehan i mean ten thousand or so i see not a movie there has been an attempt to assassinate me. i have no doubt that this all points to the extreme right in venezuela and in alliance with the right in colombia and that colombia's president juan manuel santos is behind this attempt i have no doubt. the socialist president has often accused the right wing opposition of plotting a coup but as the economy continues to weaken widespread protests have become one of the biggest threats to my duros administration for more we're joined now by correspondent osca schleicher who's in the venezuelan capital caracas have been some competing claims of involvement and responsibility tell us about the. yes through social media a group that calls themselves the t.-shirt soldiers released a memo claiming responsibility for the failed attempts against president who are indicated in the memo the etc retired military group indicated this was part of a number ation called phoenix to house the government for violat

everyone in sheehan's muslim community knows him as he is one of ten in months at the most famous mosque in the city. he is also there has a religious teacher. this is mr and mrs giles are again a couple in their sixty's who have finally managed to save enough money to go on the has. they all belong to the muslim community of xiang. and since the fifteenth century their ancestors have been making their way to mecca in saudi arabia for the annual has pilgrimage. in the past during the days of the silk road all journeys either began or ended here in the city of. many travelers have passed through the city over the centuries and today it's no different. this. says the muslim quarter of. these days tourists wonder through these little alleys soaking in the experience of china the global language of trade and bargaining is often heard among the stalls. and by the price known off by. a. lot of. this sudanese businessman regularly visits she. has come to this shop to purchase scrolls of islamic calligraphy. here requests for specific islamic verses are written on the spot. the shop owner is in

over, our analyst, jack sheehan, is not in the studio. he's on a vacation in the maldives.ic of television he mobilized his senior global resource and has been able to analyze for us f arrived here on the beach ahead of last night's beach "bachelorette" finally, becca's big decision, garrett, and the analyst's pick. blake, here's what happened. the invasion of the maldives, becca has family was there asking tough questions. >> when the bad times come, are you going to be there? >> i lost my grandpa, my family stays so strong that i know i would always stay strong. . >> becca's sister grills blake. >> how has it been different with becca than your previous relationships? >> that's a good question. becca is a strong woman. she really is. we work together as a team.ca >> i have no idea what she will do, but you will be fine either way. >> thanks, mom. becca's uncle helping out. >> the bad side, i'm worried. . >> something is wrong. it's not good. >> time for becca's last date with garrett. >> she makes me feel, words can't describe how she makes me feel. i've never felt this w

my first impression, i read david halpert, sheehan, both of them became friends.neil sheehan was with upi in morey safer at cbs was the first cut report they were torching villages, for which he got in big trouble. they later became very good novelist for the "washington post" informs no. and my thought then was pretty much the conventional thought. communism is coming. i didn't know the history of vietnam and china. i didn't know they hated each other. dan ellsberg was the first to the first atomic guy. he couldn't get the pentagon to understand there was no way -- we are fighting the north vietnamese and thought the chinese would come. the stupidity has never been a big thing, anything other than a major serious issue for us in our wars. going back to the korean war which they thought there russians were responsible for. no evidence of that at all. i go without a stop communism, that they were fighting the war wrong. they were fighting at the right way. it took me a while to realize, a year or two before i realize this is mass murder. i got assigned to washingto

st ask alumni like laurie sheehan. >> it was a powerhouse and it was back then. >> laurie she 00 remembers a day big nfl stars like jeff loggerman and alan pinkett. >> first down, touchdown. >> reporter: used to play here at ,parkvi but the heyday is over, at least for now. >> parkview has had trouble on the football lield for theast few years. they have not been successful. they were 0-10 last year. >> reporter: wade byard is a spokesperson for loudoun county public schools and says they are eliminating the varsity program because tsn't enough interest in the sport. 18 students came out for the team and 9 never even played before. this year parkview will only have a jv team. >> what it came down to us not what caused this but what the situations right now and the situation right now is not safe. this is an extremely competitive yrea in football. >> i was pre upset. >> parents like cindy kelly were upset because herd son playe varsity last year but she nd many other parents realid that football just isn't as popular as it used to be, and they als want their kids to be safe when they compet

. >> good evening, commissioners, charles sheehan, policy manager. next meeting is september 24, so a little bit to go. we will be reviewing the green report and the pesticide list. and we're working on the joint meeting with the commission on the status of women. we want to bridge the global action climate summit with the bay area women's summit that's happening here in december. the date for the joint meeting is october 24 at 4:00 pm m., so please hold that for your calendars. we're still working on a location for that joint meeting, so if you do have any ideas, let anthony know. the next policy committee meeting is august 6, and the next operation committee meeting is october 17. >> commissioners, any questions? any public comment? we hope to see you on those dates. okay. next item. >> clerk: the next item is item 14, adjournment. the time is 7:27 p.m. >> okay. we are adjourned. i can hit this [ gavel ]. >> thank you. and thank you for the comments. thank you for everybody who's still here to listen to the really important information that is bein

the following year, neil sheehan, that guy again, will work with a guy named daniel elzburg to relace what will become known as the pentagon papers and what do the pentagon papers, when it's splashed across the new york times and later "the washington post," what does it tell the american people? that we have been deliberately and system matically lied to fr every administration from eisenhower to johnson. why does this matter? and then we're going to take a break. if the public starts to get that perception. >> they have a threat for the american people, you lose that one leg of the trinity. >> a yeah. >> the credibility gap just keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger, and when you feel lied to, you're just going to lose all faith. >> what about if you're doing good stuff? >> it doesn't matter anymore. they don't believe you. >> the good stuff that we got to do right now is take a break. before my credibility gap grows. good stuff. good stuff. i do believe -- i didn't disagree. okay. so we see this growing credibility gap. if you're lyndon banes johnson, what do you know? >> he l

i didn't know why our trying to put them off i mean obviously for my own comfort but then it was sheehan not ready she got out of the way. after all she explained the amount of trust he was placing in me made it more heartbreaking to realize i could be leading him astray she quickly became convinced it was time to transition. she explained to her husband even if they use female pronouns why we jumping on this while he is six years old to say okay? let's do it now before it turns political. she reflected on the moment what it would be like i knew as i said it i couldn't take it back i knew you'd be so far through it and gone so i i knew we were keeping him in a box instinctually. [applause] 's been a couple of things before we go into q&a. thank you first of all. there are cameras in the room this book reading is being recorded for c-span booktv so it will be aired in the next few weeks we don't know exactly but please go to the website to find out i love your voice when you read it. it sounds great i do have a a microphone please speak into the microphone when you ask your question. and

john sheehan ines noing the end of his sentence-- he's here for life, after being convicted in the late 1980s of killing his wife. but, he's dedicated his time to teaching inmates a skill that will help them land a job, and ison.out of pr >> you want somebody coming out of prison that can be productive stead of coming out of prison and be a menace to society. >> brangham: the savings wile also fund mupervision and re-entry work being done outside prison walls. in 201 this new orleans non-profit was founded by six formerly incarceted men. >> he helped me when i got out. >> brangham: they want to help people just like them adjust to life on the outside. ben smith spent 13 years at angola, and is now theorxecutive diref the group. it's called "the first 72+." >> thoseirst 72 hours upon a person's release is the most critical time. that's going to tell whether you are going to make or break it. >> brangham: norris henderson spent 27 years at angola. >> if you don't have housing, where are you going to be? you're going to literally be on the street, and live on the fewo dollargot. they going

japan in the medal standing south korea third and with four gold medal so far these games host cindy sheehan have already equalled their performance from the last games they're also up to fourth in the table. but there's also some disappointment for japan as they sent home four of their basketball players at their own expense that softer they visited a red light district in jakarta were apparently still in their team uniforms following a win over cattle last week the head of the country's delegation said on monday that the players had shamed japan which hosts the next olympics in tokyo in two years' time eight players remain the squad. the more. in what ways can we prevent these incidents the japanese olympic committee has already launched an integrity education program but as the head of all sports delegation if we fail to execute this we will keep betraying the japanese people this is an acceptable well the asian games incorporates over forty different sports and with an exhibition of east sports this year the list continues to grow because of that the age range and backgrounds of the part

by this time some heavy hitters, sheehan and others, they know better and they've got news authority to say differently, they've got the post and the times. who is truthful? who is legitimate? who is credible? so you start to see especially in '68 both of those big paradigms, who we are in the world and who we are at home becoming issues that news media have to constantly think about. now, most newspapers, most producers, most editors they're still operating in a very narrow political parameter, but the questions are now there. and political authorities are aware that the media is no longer simply mouthing established lines. mostly it is, but not completely anymore. so now we come home, it's chicago, you're preparing now for the national convention. the national conventions by 1968 already have become a kind of problematic coverage story, especially for broadcast journalists. it's a pretty boring story in a lot of ways. it starts in 1952, that's the first coverage by the networks live, they cover it, and they cover it in '52, there is a camera and it points at the podium and hours go