there are original mug shots of be and clyde an clippings about grandpa smoot's failed ambush in sowersxas. you think he regretted the fact that he didn't get them the first time? >> i'm sure he was probably disappointed that attempt did not work out, buas a legendary hero after that. >> so, who was this legendary lawman? richard allen "smoot" schmid, born near garland, texas, in 1897, soon becomes the image of a long, tall texan. how did smoot get the name "smoot"? >> in high school, he was 6'4" and wore a 14-size shoe. i don't know what smoot has to do with that. >> smoot studies law in college but never goes on to practice. instead, he opens a bike shop in dallas. >> he had some motorcycles, also, and he apparently was a vil hose. >> a regular evel knievel. >> that's right! >> maybe it's smoot's flamboyant antics that catch the eye of a dallas widow, named cookie wollebak. >> that was cookie, and we called smoot "pa." >> 1931. cookie has two boys, 5-year-old david and 3-year-old bob, debbie and diana's dad. smoot raises the boys as his own. then, out of the blue, smoot decides to run

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another in critical and a third in sowers condition. let's take a closer look at the scene here. an area right on the border of the mission district. this entire housing complex is taped off. there are town homes. i spoke to a william through the won't not allowed to leave she was sobbing and heard the gunshots and people shot were her friends. let's go to video of sky7 overhead of san francisco general this afternoon. the sheriffs department tell us at 3:45 this afternoon a man drove up with two gunshot victims nasdaq his car after dropping them off the deputies asked him to get out of car. he refused. the deputies drew weapons at that time he kprid. it's unclear if he was arrested. however we do have video of one man in handcuffs at the hospital. there is also a silver consider, a sedan we have reid of we are told by officials at the hospital that one gunshot victim drove himself to the hospital in that car. so back out here live, again, on the border of the mission district in bernal there is a large crime scene at this housing complex. a lot people concern. a lot of police of

our special series in depth --thor.with brad sower on c-span2.exico's presidential election is tomorrow, july 1. three presidential debates were held in various parts of the country. the second debate was from may 20 into you want in front of a live studio audience. this 40 minute portion includes onponses on the candidates mexico's relationship with the u.s., trade relations and immigration policy. here's that now.

our special series in depth --thor.with brad sower on c-span2. mexico's presidential election is tomorrow, july 1. three presidential debates were held in various parts of the country. the second debate was from may 20 into you want in front of a live studio audience. this 40 minute portion includes onponses on the candidates mexico's relationship with the u.s., trade relations and immigration policy. here's that now. [music] [music] music [music] [music] >> good evening and welcome to the second presidential debate in the city of tijuana, baja, california. i'm leon contract it's a pleasure and good evening, candidates. of court, all of our public in mexico and our audience. the main objective of this debate has to do with mexico's role in the world. going to take a look at the relevance of mexico in the world and it an emblem matic city in mexico, tijuana. the first time we had debate with a studio audiences. all of them are from tijuana and they will ask a question directly to the presidential candidates. today more than ever, we are very conce

sowers are not easy there. >> i feel the need to come to the defense of my fellow countrymen. you talked about your travels across the country and that the only thing that matters is the economy and that that is all you are hearing about and that what is in the washington post is not important for most ameri. i think all of us in this room travel around the country. in pittsburgh we just had a congressional election that had what had happened years ago. in western kentucky i would -- i with aking fundamentalist christian who was disturbed about the behavior she sees from the president. you see through polls that the president is unpopular. toi want to know if you want revisit your commere y set americans do not care. ambassador araud: you are right that i was wrong to say americans mostly do not care. i just wanted to convey the opposite. it is of session. -- obsession. have a discussion about nuclear physics without 15 minutes lat hwi talking about president trump. it is true that i have a lot of discussions and the political issues in washington dc are very regularly raised.

we have a sowers heat spike coming friday absaturday and sunday. fact that the extreme heat will be in the inland where we speck triple digit high temperatures in some locations. there is a higher risk of course of heat related illness during that period and higher -- high fire danger as well abbas it's warm and dry. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. can you see that saturday we expect to be the hottest day in that three-day period. inland highs at or above 100 degrees in several locations. upper 80s around the bay. low 70s on the coast. and the heat will hold on on sunday but start to ease up on monday and tuesday as we get some refreshing breezes off the ocean coming in. >> ooh. >> prepare for the heat. >> when summer comes on the calendar it doesn't joke around. >> it comes like that. >> boom. >> thank you, spencer. >>> a real or fake? how do you know it's real when it comes to prescriptions and what it look out. >>> i'm "7 on your side" michael finney. two phone carriers pledge t >>> the fda is expected to decide soon whether to give

but within the organization, within the international republican institute sowers suspicion at the time quickly fell on one of the two non-americans who had been at the he retreat. because between that retreat that somehow got spied and the denunciation of the group in parliament by the head of the fsb quoting what happened at the retreat between the two dates one of the two non-americans at the retreat got fired from the organization. a russian guy who had been working for iri got fired from the organization after that retreat in bad circumstances. so that raised the prospect that he was a disgruntled former impose. maybe he was so disgruntled he narcked out the organization that fired him to russian intelligence. for that particular employee that was not a far-fetched theory. because that particular guy who had just been fired from the international republican institute, right before the fsb mysteriously started quoting from what was happening internally at the office. that particular russian guy they fired was known himself to have ties to russian intelligence. his name was konstanti

taking trump's anti-immigration rhetoric sowers so while president trump hasn't fulfilled any of theses to bring back jobs, coal and pride he has brought back the under ground rail road all aboard. >> we were able to share stories with the run away slaves themselves, they risked all. the most touching thing you have museum are these shaq ls. we take this when we speak to school groups and let the children put them on and they are so small they will only fit the ankles of children. these are children shackles? >> yes. >> oh my god. wow. some people want to think that happened a long time ago and it doesn't involve me, to think these were once around the ankles of children, little kids. >> yeah. >> this is a heavy burden to carry investigating this history and your family personal history. sometimes it might be overwhelming or gets hard. what keeps you going? >> it does get hard at times. i'm going to cry. sorry. >> they are just people whose stories are so dramatic they need to be known and it's added so much to our lives, the people we've met. >> i'm glad to be able to get this out t