i want to acknowledge matthew shepherd's parents and james byrd jr.'er and going to be joining michael lieberman here shortly. i am grateful for their amazing activism in the face of tragedy that none of us could possibly imagine and the matthew shepherd foundation is now a proud member of the leadership conference and is working every day to fight hate in communities across the country. i had the great honor, some of you may have read about this in the newspaper earlier this year of attending matthew shepherd's memorial service at the national cathedral. it was one of the most moving, beautiful, emotional, memorials that i have been to and just to see the national cathedral honoring him and the fight against hate in that way was so profoundly powerful and important. now, while it took 13 long years to pass the shepherd/byrd hate crimes prevention act, our coalition and the families fought tirelessly, something extraordinary out of strategy. the leadership and commitment of t -- was crucial to our collective advocacy to advance this legislation over th

. >> i have tried hard to be a good shepherd. >> accused of not doing enough to clean up the decades-old sexual abuse scandal in buffalo. the unlikely whistle blower vowing to hold him accountable. >> i had to do what coy i could bring the truth to light. >> he took a lie detector test and failed. and yet, it was okay to go ahead and put him back in the ministry. >> "nightline," bishop under fire will be right back. >>> "nightline." bishop under fire continues. here now david wright. >> i told my wife i want to cry today. >> reporter: the moral authority of the catholic church has been ravaged by too many stories like matt golden's. >> i was definitely assaulted, and i definitely was molested by father ryder. >> reporter: matt was an altar boy in buffalo back in the '90s. he says father dennis ryder started asking him to stay late after mass to help count the collection. >> you know, count like quarters, dimes, you know, and he'd be, you know, counting, you know, the bigger monetary bills or checks that would come in, and that would be in the rectory. but i'd want to play super mario bro

the shepherd has the sheep on one side and the goats on the other. here's the passage. "and then he shall set the sheep on his right hand and the goats on his left. then shall the king say unto them on his right hand, come inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the yeld, for i was hungry and gave me meat, i was thirsty and ye gave me drink, i was a stranger and he took me in. .aked and he clothed me unto in prison and he came me. and then shall the righteous answer, when shall we be hungered or thursday. thirhepherd -- hungered or sty. the shepherd said, i don't remember seeing the lord. sick or in prison and came unto thee. and the king shall answer and untonto them, verily i say these the least of my brother and he has done it unto thee." what that is is all about. for me, there are three lessons in that passage. god andt, that there is everyone of us. who lookust in those like the lord, god in every one of us. there is god and the children, in the hungry, in those who are in prison. the second thing it says to me is that we are not called simply

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what they were doing a nyway shepherding what they were doing anyway and by different places and otherhad been they chose the uk for that which is fantastic for us, they got bored he shows running and even those shows and still weren't all fitting in shepherding, they will go up dealership in ireland and many other places, and we are actually working on developing stadium capacity across the nation than the regions because there is talent everywhere else. and actually, the nations and regions are responding to that as well, i said this is good for the well that the uk, not just said this is good for the well that the uk, notjust london is southie. we could drop names like you mentioned the crown act, the best sex education as well as gillian anderson, and they bombed though when they try to do something very french and france with french actors and plot the location but it was a turkey, french and nobody watched it. didn't they learn from that experience in terms of what their relationship is the sum of the countries they are working in?” think they have been sophisticated about it bec

>> guest: it was really that year of matthew shepherd and james byrd jr., seeing one man killed for his race and another one killed for his sexuality, while also beginning to realize i had feelings for boys. it was terrifying. >> host: was that theaism -- the same year that as you write you never forget your first faggot. >> guest: yeah. >> host: was that. >> guest: a boy named code cody who luffed in my apartment complex. i had such a crush on him. he didn't talk at school but during the summer he would be around the apartment complex playing with his brother and would let me hang out with him, and i remember the entire time being very anxious because i was like this is a trick. why his being nice to me? i. every time he would get close to me to talk, it felt like walking up to the edge of a bridge and being afraid you would fall off. aim going to kiss him ins terribly? it -- involuntarily and that is so potent and that is pubty and he noticed way was looking it's him differently and we got in an argument and he called me a faggot and it was the first time anyone had actually said it.

tommy shepherd, sheerded them through that time.they announced they're naming him the team's general manage the first new gm since 2003. shepherd was responsible for drafts and will be charged with leading the team into a new era. he's working with the team for seasons. last year he was the senior vice president of basketball operations. >>> mystics, late in the fourth, down 2, step back, easy. never a doubt. she had8 2 points. we would be going into over me and ot belonged to d.c. mystics up 6. and then off the inbounds play, another tough finish inside. she had 17 points, 6 in ot. mystics win 95-88. >>> patrick corbin celebrating his birthday with his catcher. 2-0, bres. he comes in to score. in the bottom hf of the inning, it was 3-1. the nats were down to their final out, and a two-run shot. in theom bott half, josh donaldson with a singl braves win this 4-3. that was a tough one. >>> "o's" got a start. three-run shot inthe first. birds would not look back. third inning, i'm going to call this the rainmaker. 6-2. "o" win this. >

. >> reporter: neighbors got this flier just this morning letting them know about shepherd's return. in fact, he used to live in that same house before his arrest in 2006. this woman is ready to confront shepherd if she sees him on the street. >> if i see him anywhere near those girls that i know, i have no problem. >> reporter: this neighbor did not want to be identified. >> i don't think anyone is ever comfortable living next to someone that's done that. >> reporter: fairfield police also sent out an alert to all residences about shepherd's return from town. >> we don't want children to interact with him. parents and the community do their part, and know who he is so they can beware of it. >> reporter: shepherd is required to wear an ankle monitor. abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay, work is expected to wrap up and remove a ficus tree. >> a branch broke off killing some birds and knocking nestlings to the ground. 18 were rescued by the international bird rescue. officials say the tree was home to young black crowns, night herons and snowy egret sgs. >> there are also branchers, birds

, is he the one shepherd next-generation iphones and other products?r has clearly been yes. carol: now to a project funded by silicon valley that might surprise you or maybe not, legalizing mdma. jason: it is in the features section and is a profile of maps , the leading organization promoting the use of psychedelics. we followed the founder to his most of -- most important fundraising event of the year among burning man -- year, burning man. carol: here is sarah mcbride. his 60's and has spent his whole career making drugs more accepted and legalized. in part, because he believes they can be helpful in treating a number of elements, including people with ptsd. he thinks a really good way to treat people who have come back orm wars or policeman victims of violent crime is with a combination of mdma, which people know as ecstasy, and talk therapy. and he has all the studies that prove how effective it is and he has gotten the fda on board. he has gone through phase one trials and now is in the middle of the phase three trials. all bankrolled by his nonp

>>says for now he's a secure german shepherd shepherd on a street has been working the streets of oil for 3 and a half years is a dual purpose dog. the years is here at money comes on with me and i go to work with me. he's slobber a lot he's got a story is excited like i said he's still purpose, he's a train and apprehension located narcotics and discarded items. we also have a we have 7 canines in the unit. that other one right there is can a chase with officer power. e he' his work. >>chase down there is get what is easiest take his it pretty strong, yeah, dog and he will do this all day all day i well do feel like 3 so that down the road of addresses effort day show you some of what's going to be happening tomorrow so tomorrow's a big day for the community officer campus just describe what's going on for folks tomorrow and lael at tomorrow we're going to have the western states police canine association. >>can trial had a 1500 road at saint pat's statements at school. pretty much canines from all over the region will come out and compete show off their agility obedience apprehensio

shepherd's successful flight prompted president john f. kennedy to make a bold proposal. i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. in february 1962 the usa launched its 3rd manned space flight the pilot was john glenn an experienced marine corps aviator and a veteran of the advanced aircraft testing program washington spared no expense in its competition with moscow to conquer space. during a. nasa official started making crew assignments for future missions to the moon this program was called apollo among the candidates were james lovell. james mcdevitt. john young. and frank borman. in june 1902 neil armstrong applied to become an astronaut. at this point in his life armstrong was trying to cope with a very serious personal tragedy. his 2 year old daughter karen died of a brain tumor in january $962.00. armstrong dealt with his grief by working harder than ever before. on september 17th 1962 armstrong was introduced as one of the 9 astronauts he was

but the question arises, if he is the one who shepherded the apple watch to market, is he the one shepherdneration iphones and other products? the answer has clearly been yes. despite some of the early struggles with the apple watch that have gone away. carol: now to a project funded by silicon valley that might surprise you or maybe not. we are talking about legalizing sisi.also known as ecstasy. jason: it is in the features section and is a profile of maps, the leading organization promoting the use of psychedelics. we followed the founder to his most important fundraising event of the year, burning man. that is where he courts drug curious tech founders. carol: here is sarah mcbride. sarah: rick doblin is into his 60's and has spent his whole career making drugs more accepted and legalized. in part, because he believes they can be helpful in treating a number of ailments including , including people with ptsd. he thinks a really good way to treat people who have come back from wars or policeman or victims of violent crime is with a combination of mdma, which people know as e or ecstasy

he has shepherded the apple watch to market.ies 4 today, it is a fine product, perhaps a very good product. but things were not so clean at launch back in 2014, 2015 when they had several production issues with this device. but his team has worked out the kinks, to be fair. but the question arises, if he is the one who shepherded the apple watch to market, is he the one to shepherd next-generation iphones and other products? the answer has clearly been yes. despite some of the early struggles with the apple watch that have gone away. carol: now to a project funded by silicon valley that might surprise you or maybe not. we are talking about legalizing mdma, also known as ecstasy. jason: it is in the features section and is a profile of maps, the leading organization promoting the use of psychedelics. we followed the founder to his most important fundraising event of the year, burning man. that is where he courts drug curious tech founders. carol: here is sarah mcbride. sarah: rick doblin is into his 60's and has spent his whole c

and when without the president appointed me to be the shepherd of this council. and in the last 12 weeks has been 20 1p and we have just for your visualization. these are the committee that we sent to and these are the cities that we will go to and you can look at it after a while. but i say that because we talk about the country spreading a message of revitalization and true transformation we conducted over 65 roundtables and we convened eight leaders, educational leaders, business leaders and investors and most importantly community people, the people that sit in the neighborhood on the front porch that seemed the neighborhood, they know the pain and know the potential of these countries, historically these changes have happened we convened these roundtables as the heart of public safety to ask the hard questions, to create a sense of unity and understanding. if you have investors sitting across from the community, if you have business owners across from huntsman and senators and elected officials to talk about this community and has not seen, what needs to see

are we living in a losing our freedom and where and where do we want to live do you want to be a shepherd liebert free or do we want to adjust yourself to a social structure and not be supreme. studio just says absolute freedom is an illusion but they don't seem to be letting that get in the way of their creativity the art of asking the big questions about humanity and other nations shift to nature and technology. especially like that swarm of drones and that relationship between nature and technology will become more important in the future for right that's it for this edition of arts and culture thanks for watching and join us at the same charge from our if you can from me and all the crew here in belin. can cyprus ever be reunified a journey along the border and countering hopes and prejudices it soon becomes clear that the decade long division has driven the greek and turkish populations farther apart and yet there are still those on both sides who refuse to accept this life on the born are. going to minutes. what do you think what do you get for 50 such. a fifties that i. know a lot

it's one for around $200.00 dogs both german shepherds and belgian man walk at kabul's mine detection center. they're destined to become a disciplined force sticking out concealed explosives that routinely kill people in afghanistan. so dogs are protectors and a good friend for me and always one step ahead of me in dangerous places. chemo and cadets are here to learn how to detect bombs weapons and narcotics just by scent today's test landmine detection. it appears she's found one now the humans investigate. it takes about 2 years of intense 2 tillage for both dog and handler to be real world ready. reserve. it's a loving relationship like the relationship with a friend or a child. it's the same thing with our dogs. you should love the dog and the dog should love you. and the dog should trust you and do whatever you tell it to. them. so the teams have lots of together time filled with games though their purpose is deadly serious like this carousel each chemist or is filled with a different sense picking the right target earns a reward now and in the future could save a life. from the

where'd where do we want to live do you want to be shepherds liebert free or do we want to adjust ourselves to a social structure and not be surprised if. studio just says absolute freedom is an illusion but they don't seem to be letting that get in the way of their creativity who are asking the big questions about humanity and over nation shift to nature and technology. especially like that swarm of drones and that relationship between nature and technology will become more important in the future bride that's it for this edition of arts and culture thanks for watching and join us at the same charge from our if you can from me and all the crew here above them. kickoff. just today across town tomorrow a brilliant stop. in the bundesliga is talented to keep players. going take a closer look at a few of the. venture predictions the refuge. the founders league is rising stars on. kickoff $30000000.00. 2 my abusers the priests. my ts caps abused as a child by priests at a catholic school in berlin decades later he finally speaks out many other victims also step forward and yet his abusers haven

we living in there are losing our freedom and where where do we want to live do you want to be a shepherd liebert free or do we want to adjust ourselves to a social structure and not be so free. studio just says absolute freedom is an illusion but they don't seem to be letting that given the way of their creativity who are asking the big questions about humanity and other nations ship to nature and technology. wow i specially like that swarm of drones and that relationship between nature and technology will become more important in the future for right that's it for this edition of out some culture thanks for watching and join us at the same charge from our if you can from me and all the crew here in belin. just today. tomorrow brings in stock. in the bundesliga talented looking players. are going to take a closer look at a few a. bunch of projections. the phone does lose by some songs on. the theme of the. slick. carefully. simply choose. to do good. discover. subscribe to a documentary on you tube. earth a home for saving google images tell stories of creative people and innovative proj

this german shepherd knows what to do. >> got to love the sledgehammer. >> maybe yoat everysode >>> tonightdeveloping stories as we come on the air. the holiday escape turning deadly. accidents grinding traffic to a halt in two major cities, as more thanmericans hit the roads. now a sweltering heat wave settling in. our ginger zee standing by. >>> a fourth of july like no other. that's what president trump is promising in the nation's capital, with tanks and military planes. but how much will it cost and who is paying? and can the white house keep politics out of it? >>> the navy s.e.a.l. speaking out, losing his rank, but walking out of court a free man after he was cleared in the murder of an isis prisoner what he's now saying about his fellow s.e.a.l.s tes ain >>> the disturbing officer involved shooting. a man armed with a knife refusing 0rders, charging at police.

and shepherd is taking over for ernie grunfeld who was fired in april. just one change in the all-new monumental sports group. >> for me, it's such a unbelievable opportunity. i'm so humbled. it is a dream i've had since i was a kid. and to have that happen i'm very grateful and very excited. i can't wait to get going. >> another new face in the al monumentports group is a familiar one. former georgetown coa john thompson iii will lead the new athlete development and engagement department. thompson will focus the wizards and mystics on and off the court including rest playing ca. >>> 5:40 on a tuesday morning. chuck, more rain today but relief on the way? >> yes, indeed. our rain outlook is focused on today. a widespread area of rain llpected for your tuesday. have your umbre ready to go. the temperature trend, once we get the rain stopped, look at that. temperatures staying cooler than average for the rest of the week! how much sunshinedo we enjoy over the weekend? that is coming up. >>> multiple problems on the road here this morning. severalish on the

shepherd is taking over for ernie grunfeld who was fired o april. just change in the all-new monumental sports group. >> for me, it's such an unbelievable opportunity. i'm so grateful. i'm so humbled. a it isream i've had since i was a kid. and to have that happen i'm very grateful and very excited.i n't wait to get going. th >> anoer new face in the monumental sports group is a familiar one. former georgetown coach john thompson iii will lead the new athlete devegpment and enagement department. thompson will focus on the wizards and mystics on and off e court, including post playing career. >>> facebook is alerting thousands of parentsbout a flaw on its message kid appears and allows kids to talkwith friend but friend of friend and including adults where parent are not approved. facebook has turned off the chats and provided parents with add internet safety. keyed free app off cing what thll a controlled environment for kids under age 13. subject to federal radiation and a violation could be another blac eye for facebook over user private. o >>> mo

and the shepherd has divided them and he put the sheep on one side and the gets to on the other, and here's the passage. and then he shall set the sheep on his right hand but the to gets on the left. then shall the king say unto them on his right hand, come, you blessed of my father inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation for the world for i was hungry and you gave me meat. i was thirsty and you gave me drink. i was a stranger, and you took me in. naked, and you clothed me. i was sick, and you visited me. i was in prison, and you came unto me. and then shall the righteous answer him saying, lord, when saw we thee hunter and fed three and thirsty and gave thee drink. the sheep said, i don't remember seeing the lord and doing these things to the lord. when seeing a strarng and took -- stranger and took thee in or when we saw thee sick or in prison and came unto three. and the king shall answer and say unto them verily i say unto you in as much as you have doneth unto one of these the least of my breathearn you have done it and that, to me, is what this is all about. fo

campaign set an additional goal and now has raised more than 3/4 of arrest $1 no reserve ellen shepherd's space suit. the american people have made it possible for this national treasure to go on display today for the first time in 13 years and now to be available in these stoird halls for generations to come. so as we begin today to mark the golden anniversary of apollo 11, we do well to remember what they left behind in its capacity to inspire future generations. but let me also say as i told rick backstage, i expect his dad would be pleased to know that the fact that in this generation we are renewing our commitment to american leadership and space and american leadership in human space, exploration is also a tribute as well. i'm proud to say that after it laid door mant, president trump revised the national space council to reinvigorate the u.s.'s space program. we've unleashed the american space industry as ever before and under trump's leadership it's now the policy of the united states of america to return to the moon within the next five years and from there on to mars. i have a f

their goal and the excess cash they raised will be used to restore another suit, the suit of allen shepherd. >>> our area has been dealing with extreme heat lately and thangs cau people to head indoors to keep cool. that's why officials in o montgomery cty are considering what would be a first of its kind law. meagan fitzgerald explains this new air-conditioning bill and has proof of how dangerous these temperatures are. >> reporter: there are many ways to describe the latest heat wave. >> it's just really hot out here. >> reporter: viciously hot with the potential to be very dangerous. >> i go inside. >> reporter: what happens when going inside isn't much better? allen cassidy and his wife are in their 70s. for years they've been living at the charter house, a 55 and itolder apartment commun in silver springs. >> it's our home. >> reporter: and lately their air-conditioning unit hasn't been working. we were inside his apartment for about 15 minutes and we also started to sweat. >> that's why a lot o people downstairs on the seventh floor. >> reporter: we followed allen downstairs to the me

the pair laid their beloved german shepherd, dolly, to rest last night.also shared a photo of two hands, presumably him and jen, at the sunset ceremony. >> well, it was also a difficult weekend for newlyweds joe jonas and sophie turner who also faced the tragic loss of their beloved pet. that's up first in tonight's "know and tell." joe and sophie reportedly saw a therapist after the hit and run death of their 15-month-old puppy waldo picasso last month. the couple was spotted walking waldo's big brother, porky. we know the newlyweds love their pups like family. porky was a groomsman at their wedding. waldo had their own instagram page with over 46,000 followers >>> up next, billy ray cyrus make s music history with lil nas. the duo collab "old town road." is now the longest number one on the hot 100. >> that was the most amazing thing i have ever experienced in my life. thank you. >> it beat out previous title holders of mariah carey with boyz ii men. >>> and finally, shawn mendes and camila cabello getting their pda on in tampa, florida. an eyewitness t

james shepherd served time for sexually assaulting nine, ten and 13-year-olds in 1982 and 2006. the 75-year-old was out on parole and living in a house on perry court. he lived in the same house before his arrest and one neighbor says she is ready to confront him if she sees him on the street. >> if i see him anywhere near those girls that i know, i have no problem. >> we don't want children interacting with him, so the parents and the community do their part making sure they're not around him but also know who he is. >> shepherd declined to speak with abc 7 news. he is required to wear an ankle monitor and stay 250 feet away from schools and parks. >> new developments in the ghost ship trial in the east bay, derek almena has finished his testimony. during thiz final -- his final day on the stand, he said he did not want to blame anyone for the deadly fire, and admitted the plumbing, electrical, and carpentry work were done without permits. >>> happening now, you can see the smoke, a wildfire burning in central maui has destroyed more than 3,000 acres. this has led to the evacua

when my characters turns into, like, this brutish aggressive guy, he gets a german shepherd, which isnot comic version of the dachshund, right [ laughter ] and so, like, on set, we spent a week with this, like, adorable dog that everybody loved that took great direction and was very sweet and didn't scare anybody. and then we had this german shepherd who literally spoke german, which i don't know if you've - [ laughter ] i don't know if you've heard the language, but it's - >> seth: yeah. >> even -- you could say something nice in german, and it's still kind of -- you shiver [ laughter ] and then, you couldn't make eye contact with this dog. >> seth: was that like, something they told you when they brought it on set >> yes, they told us that, and then -- some people unfortunately did -- no, no, no. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and then, there's a guy who really likes to connect with things >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> he didn't make it >> seth: wasn't good for him >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: is it true that one of the dog handlers was -- or at least claimed to be -- i shouldn't be so s

edtor and comedian sherry shepherd present mast night.t was just great to be recognized for the woto we do tell stories from many perspectives in our community. thank you to mmca president david morgan and congratulions to all the otheree honor and your colleague presented an award. was there last night. he's working right now. >> we areciate him and congratulations to you. >> thank you very much. il >>> well, stl ahead, hollywood mourns the loss of an award-winning actor who passed away overnight. >>> plus, was russia behind a conspiracy theopued in the days following the murder of seth rich. we're looking at new reports that say yes. >>> good morning, everybody. wednesday off to a pleasant start. dog-walking forecast, this is cute little anna bell almost 10 months old. still nice and young and trainable. available for rescue. just go to humane rcue alliance.org. dry weather from start to finish for dog walking weather. it will be plenty warm and sunny later in the afternoon. ♪ you want a fresh-smelling home, but some air fresheners use

. >> reporter: when the family donated the bible, it was ian hunt's job to fetch it shepherding the bible airport security >> as i was unwrapping it, the united representative actually burst into tears >> reporter: museum visitors are equally awe struck seeing the very scripture lincoln did. like a house divided against itself shalln slavery. >> it's a reminder of who this man was and what he gave us. >> a man who was so important to our lives and to our history >> reporter: a cherished family heirloom now shared with the entire american family kevin tibbles, nbc news, springfield, illinois. >> what a glimpse of faith and history. from fun in the sun to fireworks and festivities, here's how your favorite stars celebrated america's birthday the today show's hoda kotb took her daughters haley joy and baby hope katherine to a parade pink celebrated overseas in germany with her son jamieson. she posted this photo and wrote, may we all find independence wherever we are. drew barrymore did a shimmy draped in the american flag with her daughter ♪ ♪ ♪ the horse is in the bag ♪ >> get that song in

the sheep of spent numerous summers in the military zone and are well used to it so shepherd karl-heinz kinkel. in there regularly generally whenever they're shooting even heavy fire you'd be amazed how fast they adapt if they do get frightened they huddle together. in germany large swathes of the natural environment have been wiped out chiefly through intensive farming the untamed land in army training areas is highly valuable in ecological terms in bomb order to spite the bombs and grenades this unique environment get special protection. have you ever heard of a pangolin have you ever seen one there are unusual looking animals with tiny eyes and nimble tongues used to snap up ants and insects all the eggs different species in the world hope of them i fear and africa but a severely threatens take care since scales are widely sort ofter who are traditional medicines and in the fashion and cosmetics industries and their meat is considered a delicacy and parts of the world so much so that the mysterious creatures are in dire need of protection. 2 legs have their own protective armor and r

there not the containment of protesters, why we re the containment of protesters, why were they not shepherdedy from the building? i think it will be interesting to see what the wider hong kong public think of this. so many people here today were teenagers, in their early 20s, and they were carrying out this action at the same time that older hong kong citizens, people with families, we re kong citizens, people with families, were marching through the city as they always do on the ist ofjuly to show their displeasure with beijing. will they be completely put off, repulsed by what they have seen, or will they if not overtly endorsing the action here think actually these are desperate times for hong kong and they support the sentiment? i think it will be fascinating in the coming weeks. thank you very much. i should point out the pictures we have been just been showing which suggested a confrontation might be in the offing, those of the pictures prior to the assembly being cleared out itself. these are the live pictures now. there is a certain amount of daybreak around, obviously, both inside an

news is brittany shepherd dachshund yahoo! news' brittany shepherd.nd up next, naomi schaefer talks about the mission to shift the mission of the wealthiest charitable foundations. we will be right back. ♪ store --span cities tort is exploring the american story. in cooperation with our cable partners, this weekend we take you to missoula, montana. a population of 66,000, it is it second largest city in the heart of the northern rocky mountains. all the time,s particularly in the fall when they are looking for a and domestic fruit. fruit in the valley. the state of grizzlies in the west is at this crucial moment where we have to decide how much space we are going to make for these wild animals. >> join us today at noon eastern on booktv for this and other offerings. sunday, our look at missoula continues on c-span three. jumper isl of a smoke to parachute into wildfires were it is in accessible to other firefighting resources. we are fighting these fires in the wilderness and keeping them from becoming massive wildfires. >> the c-span cities tour, exp

laura: for more on presidentl politics, i spoke with brittany shepherd national political correspondent at yahoo! news. you have been wiai the biden ca. did joe biden feel he had to give this inteiew after kamala harris damaged him in the first debate? brittany: i think there is a bit of narrative course correcting happening right now. biden and his aides have been desperate to get out that the votes and record speaks for himsel himself of the has not bn able to get in front of the narrative because kamala harris and her biting takedown of him and by all accounts very successful takedown of them has been dominating the news cycle, dominating the programs, dominating print coverage. anything he can do to do damage control, he would want to. laura:ha kamalis raised nearly $12 million in the second orr. how much momentum is with her going into the second of i at the end of children -- second debate at the end of july? brittany: i don't want to prognosticate more than i do not know, but there is interest in her and it is breakout more than breakthrough. some had breakout moments during the

the president appointed me to be the shepherd of this counsel. in the last 12 weeks we have been to 21 cities and we have a map that we will put up for you. these are the cities that we have been to and these are the cities that we will go to. i say that because we are going around the country spreading the message of revitalization and true transformation. we have been a part of over 65 roundtables and we can be faith leaders and education leaders and business leaders and entrepreneurs and investors. the people that sit in the neighborhood on the front porch nac the neighborhood and all the pain and potential of these neighborhoods. we have these roundtables and have the hard conversations to ask the hard questions to create unity and understanding. we have the grandmothers and business owners sitting across from congressman and senators and elected officials talking about this community has not seen ask but it needs to e. that's how it will transform. we talked about the spirit of the council and the spirit of the legislation. it is community d

is or are we living in a lose you know freedom where where do we want to live do you want to be shepherd liebert free or do we want to adjust yourself to a social structure and not be so free. studio just says absolute freedom is an illusion but they don't seem to be letting that get in the way of their creativity who are asking the big questions about humanity and other nations shipped to nature and technology. has reminded us of our top stories at this hour european leaders are making another push for agreement on a candidate for the blocks top job a group of eastern european countries is blocking the candidate for your think commission president nominated by germany and france. and the times composite returned to hong kong after demonstrators stormed and found a nice apartment building yesterday china described the process of the protests and disk as an undisguised challenge and call for an investigation into what it called illegal actions. to go special is that next up here on d w taking a look at some of the going to sleep is rising stoppers. well i knew something i would say someth

then sense it's only frigates in the area has montrose to go in between almost a shepherd's tanker. the british say that montrose then issued a verbal warning ready to the iranians to go away they did the americans say that montrose lowered its gun which the british won't confirm but either way around at that point they are in boats turned turned around and went away. and so they say that the supposition as it is in the moments is that this is the retaliation the sand ronnie was talking about yesterday for the british in pounding the iranian tanker off gibraltar the iranians for their part obviously say the whole thing didn't happen though the americans say there's video and so plainly at the moment the thing that everybody's waiting for see if that's ever going to get released so discrepancies then lines not just between the british and everybody in account but also between the british and american account of what happened. yeah but only marginally and i think the main point is that for the over the last couple of days the pentagon has been briefing that its new strategy is to try

wants to be patrolling the straits of hormuz to try to intimidate the iranians and so be able to shepherd all that all the tankers through the moment the u.k. still resisting that but jeremy hunt i think is under is bound to come under a lot of pressure to say that they're going to put more naval assets there or possibly air assets as well and they might also announce some sanctions against people from the iranian revolutionary guard. but it is a big problem for the u.k. one of the problems is there are so few ships at their disposal now because of decades of cuts to the royal navy that there isn't actually very much they can do to patrol the straits of all those much more than they can of the moment i've only got 12 boats all together the can a score tankers in this sort of way. and at the same time remember going through change of governments and people like jeremy hunt and all the others who attended this emergency meeting with the politicians model even be in post by thursday and i dare say the iranian government is very well aware that if boris johnson were to become prime minister w

coming up saturday morning, britney shepherd of yahoo news will talk about the latest campaign 2020 news. then washington examiner country bitter naomi schaefer will talk about her article looking at efforts to dictate how terrible foundations spend their money. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. saturday morning. join the discussion. >> our guest on "newsmakers" this week, we are joined by stephanie schriock, of emily's group. working to elect pro-choice democratic women to state and local elections. thank you for being with us. we should tell our audience that you had a big announcement that you are committing $20 million to 20 races to flip state legislatures in 2020. we will talk about that and lots of other electoral politics questions. let me introduce the two reporters asking questions. dave is the national political correspondent for "the washington post." thanks to both of you for being back again this week. dave, you are up first. dave: starting higher up the sure you've interacted with a lot of donors that worried that the woman cannot win the presidency. hea