the person said she left spellman after being raped by four students at spellman university.he says the dean of the historically black college brushed her off. since the posting, others have shared their thoughts with the hashtag raped by spellman or raped by moore house. >>> montgomery county police released this sketch of a man they say tried to sexually assault a 16-year-old girl. the man followed the girl into her apartment complex on castle boulevard in the briggs-cheney area yesterday. he grabbed her, expose and tried to pull down her pants. she screamed and her brother heard and came to help. he ran off. >>> the company is facing a new lawsuit. the attorney general filed the suit against blue skies films. he says the company collected advance payments for wedding videos and then failed to provide the videos, refused to give out refunds. brides said they paid thousands of dollars for that service. there will be a hearing in this case in july. >>> the quest, more like a question, right now for the washington caps. >> on the brink of elimination, but there is still hope.

officials, vice president joe biden at the university of notre dame, attorney general loretta lynch at spellmanident barack obama at rutgers university. that i amny wonder optimistic, a new generation of americans has reached up and bent the arc of history in the direction of more freedom and more opportunity and more justice. it is your turn now to shape our nation's destiny as well as your own. get to work. >> commencement speeches, this memorial day at noon eastern on c-span. weekend on american artifacts, a tour of some of the oldest rooms in the u.s. capital with senator mitch mcconnell. here is a preview. came back to visit the friends i had made the previous two summers, the next summer, the summer of 1965 and once again i happened to hit on the right day. i was sitting in the outer office in senator cooper's -- the reception area hoping to get a chance to see him. he walks out, grabs him by the arm and says "i am going to take you to something really important. we come over to the rotunda

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only here on these campuses but nationwide. >> sarah, can you talk about the relationship between spellman morehouse colleges, people who aren't familiar. >> reporter: yeah. they are quite close. in fact, this campus is made up of four universities here called the atlanta university center. spelman and morehouse while not officially brokter sister are considered that by a lot of the students. they work closely togetherment morehouse historically black male, spelman a black women's college. >> thank you for that. coming up, new efforts to bring in an entire group of voters who could swing this election. heart. forming a clot... which can travel to the brain and cause a stroke. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing stroke risk in a study. in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa has a specific reversal treatment to help you clot normally again. pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before any pnned me

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investigators say the woman was attending reunion weekend when a man reportedly assaulted her in spellmanyesterday. they did not say whether the victim was a student. the prosecutor's office is still investigating. >>> decision 016 donald trump trails hillary clinton by months and years using digital media to track supporters and guide a range of decisions for a candidate like the types of advertising, where to deploy staff, and where to make campaign stops. trump's team dismissed the data spending more time and money on hats, t-shirts, and signs. the clinton campaign has been collecting data since announcing candidacy. president clinton and the front runner mash muched in the memorial day parade in new york. today, the campaign announced she cancelled a thursday rally at mercer county community college and traveling instead to california to campaign this. meanwhile, senator sanders is spending this memorial day weekend in california. the site of the next primary election, right now, he's holding a community conversation in oakland. earlier today, he walked in san francisco's memorial day

spellman at the retina, the washington retina group here. and then that night he looked at my eye. he said you have a detached retina. we'll have to perform surgery tonight. so that night i came here to the washington medstar hospital center. surgery. i was stunned it was so serious. is there you had classic symptoms, floaters followed by flashing lights and followed by the symptom of the peripheral visional loss. the excellent optometrist made a diagnosis and sent you to me. we examined you here at the retina group of washington and found your eye was identical to the one in the diagram. you had a tear in the retina up here at 12:00. fluid was developing under the retina tracking to the center of your vision. sam: what if it had fallen? >> if it extended to the central vision you would h the retial detachment would not have been more difficult for me to fix but it would have been less likely to get your normal vision back as we did. but i felt we needed to do prompt emergency surgery. >> people go blind from this. >> if it's not repaired you will lose your vision. correct. >> this

>> you know, a terrific and thoughtful spellman, he decided not to do it.or patriotic reasons not to do it, maybe someone who's a senior statesman type. al young senator who's really an independent minded senator. if he can launch, there will be a lot of money and legal services volunteered to get him across the ballot. i think there will be a lot of americans thinking, can we do better, we cannot do better than hillary and donald. >> who knows whether that is final. you come to the argument, well, the hurdles and the money and the final deadline and all of that. do you risk from your perspective electing donald trump if you divide the vote between hillary clinton and other moderates, independence and some democrats who would join an independent campaign, you could actually make trump president. >> that's two things, it is like they elect hillary clinton. the argument is gee, why donald trump? well, fine, i am not the first helping to stop donald trump as a president. i prefer that not resulted in hillary clinton presidency so let's have a third choice. the

never give upper on his desire.s a whit sitting next to him as a white house fellow and went to spellman. with a coast guard recruiter so science and technology but is the one thing i want to save there. tour events the nation's stem program to put yourself in this situation to compete anywhere. and with 21st century with the department of agriculture the things of that partnership former assistant secretary of their curve culture to come back from the international space station. and then in preparation to go to mars. the priority lies with women and minorities women are greater than 50 percent of the population.ot you cannot read that portion behind.tter fro i will share in a letter from a principal who had some engineers come out of the southern part of west virginia with the independent verification i just want to let you know, how much it meant to thet children for free and reduced lunch. said the community is riddled with drugs someone who can help change though world. they want to know if there ever come back again. they went to live with the big smile put this on the calendar in

white house officials, joe biden at the university of notre dame, attorney general loretta lynch at spellman college and president obama at rutgers university. >> it is any wonder that i'm optimistic? throughout our history, a new generation of americans has reached up and bent the arc of history in the direction of more freedom and more opportunity and more justice. and class of 2016, it is your turn now. to shape our nation's destiny as well as your own. so get to work. >> kmins commencement speeches this weekend on c-span. >> july partisan policy center published a report on the needs of america's aging recommendation. they address medicare stability and long term insurance and affordable housing for seniors. two former housing secretaries hen ris cisneros and mel march teen ands two former members of congress wrote the report. they discuss their findings on

as cardinal spellman mentioned, a religious leader in the united states, he said it this way. if i had not been a priest, i most certainly would have been a soldier. because they are both called to do the same thing. protect the innocent and right the injustice. , our host.to mark he has given me a very strict rule. left must tell you that i the army and went to medical school and became a missionary in africa. in africa, the rule is very simple. you can only speak as long as you have one leg up. when you can no longer keep that leg up, you must give up the podium where the audience -- or the audience can spear you. so let me end it by saying it's only fitting that my remembrance of sergeant larry morford should be followed by sergeant henry kissinger. because many of you probably don't know that before dr. kissinger became famous, he was a sergeant in the u.s. army. may your parachutes open. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, mr. larry temple, chairman of the lyndon baines johnson foundation. [applause] mr. temple: good evening. as chairman of the lbj foundat

. >> james: spellman police alone sources close what invaded an apartment this morning.e have video the from this morning. this happened in all borecole court. to the berlin of the building with police escorts. their clothes only inning current order there were. it stressed that the bed of. we've resettled belmont pd and severed his was wanted to find a reason behind the search. they told us this is the sex crimes case of. it would not say any more than that. if we get more from asian we will show up on kron 4. you could also see it on our web site. >> mark: the democratic nomination battle rages on. >> darya: hillary clinton is maintaining a large fleet. bernie sanders is insisting that he will continue fighting. clinton won in kentucky and sanders won by a more sizeable amount in oregon. he is looking for to the price of california. >>: with just one organegon. wee going to win california. i am getting to win the west coast. i'm getting to like it. >> mark: he will have his rallies. what are >> darya: we'll have those rallies later today. >> avery: there's lots of peop

vice president joe biden at the university of notre dame, loretta lynch at spellman college, and presidentbarack obama at rutgers university. president obama: is it any wonder that i optimistic? a new generation has reached us of history inrc the direction of more justice, and, class of 2016, it is your turn now to shape our nation's destiny as well as her own, so get to work. commencement speeches, this memorial at noon eastern on c-span. few minutes, we will bring you a pentagon briefing on the ongoing military generations against isis. we will hear from colonel steve warren. that will be live at 12:30 easy. right now, a discussion from "washington journal" on the american criminal justice system. host: todd cox is the director of the criminal justice policy group at the center for american progress. mr. cox, how many americans have criminal records? guest: nearly one in three americans. the barriers associated with this are lifelong. barriers to employment, education, housing. we have a new report that shows those barriers and those consequences extend to the children and families of th

attorney general loretta lynch and -- at spellman college. >> is it any wonder that i am optimistic?out our history, a new generation has reached up and met -- bent the arc of history in the direction of more freedom and opportunity and justice. to shape ourrn nation's destiny as well as your own, so get to work. >> commencement speeches, this memorial day at noon eastern on c-span. washington journal continues. host: covers been bruce westermann joins us now, a republican from arkansas, a member of the house natural resources committee -- national resources committee and aimed at addressing puerto rico's debt crisis. some conservative groups have worried that this legislation is going to leave taxpayers on the hook for puerto rico's bills. guest: it does the opposite and if we look ahead, we got into a situation with article four, section three of the country to sharon, that congress has the authority to make rules and regulations regarding territories. in a democratic government, you have checks and balances and congress is a check and balance for puerto rico, which is a territory.

attorney general loretta lynch at spellman college, and president barack obama at rutgers university. it any wonder that i am optimistic? throughout our history a new generation of americans has reached up and bent the arc of history in the direction of more freedom, more opportunity and more justice, and class of 2016, it is your turn now to shape our nation's destiny as well as your own. so get to work! >>> commencement speeches this memorial day at noon eastern on c-span. >>> coming up shortly democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders of vermont will be speaking at a campaign rally at ventura college in california. voters in california going to the polls on june 7th to select a presidential candidate. a road to the white house coverage here on c-span3 when the rally for senator bernie sanders gets under way. >>> some other news from the primary today, the ap says the democratic candidate bernie sanders says the at the -- a review of election results yielded no change in the outcome of kentucky's may 17th primary. >>> while we wait for senator sanders' rally to begin we'll ge

loretta lynch at spellman college and president barack obama at rutgers university. >> sit any wonder that i'm optimistic? -- is it any wonder that i'm optimistic? throughout our history, generations have bent the system of justice and it is your turn now to shape our nation's destiny as well as your own. so get to work. >> commencement speeches, this memorial day at noon eastern on -span. >> c-span's "road to the white house" coverage continues with the bernie sanders campaign rally in california. he spoke earlier to voters and supporters in ventura for about 5 minutes. [cheers and applause] with the energy i've seen here and all over america, no question in my mind that our grassroots activism will win the general election. cheers and applause] but let me tell you in order to defeat trump in the general election, we've got to win the democratic nomination first. [cheers and applause] and i feel increasingly confident that here in california we are going to win and win big on june 7. [cheers and applause] and the reason for that is we are doing something that to the best of my knowle

lashoda holmes is a white house fellow and went to spellman college in atlanta, georgia, and met a coastuard recruiter who talked to her about the coast guard and today she flies helicopters in the coast guard. and science and technology and the arts and design are critically important for our kids today so that's the one thing i want to say there. we believe that you advance the nation's s.t.e.m. program and you put yourself in a situation where you're able to compete with any country, anywhere, anytime, any place. that's what the president talks about all the time. we have created cooperations, collaborations with many other federal agencies. we work with the department of education on something called 21st century communities and learning. we work with the department of agriculture in their 4-h program and other programs to try and promote the things that the department of agriculture does. the former assistant secretary of agriculture actually planted some seeds in the department of agriculture garden that had come back from the international space station and they were seeds that we

officials, vice president joe biden at the university of notre dame, attorney general loretto lynch at spellman, and president barack obama at rutgers. >> is it any wonder that i am optimistic? throughout our history and new generation of americans has reached up and bent the arc of history in the direction of more freedom and opportunity and justice. the class of 2016, it is your turn now to shape our nation's destiny as well as your own, so get to work. >> commencement speeches this memorial day at noon eastern on c-span. >> madam secretary, we probably give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> now an update on the us strategy for combating terrorism. spoke to reporters at the pentagon by video. talked about ongoing airstrikes and events in syria was asked about recent photographs that show us special forces wearing the insignia of kurdish troops. this is one hour. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the naval academy commitments to take place before you came out, i know that c

. >> and white house officials, joe biden at the university of notre dame, attorney general at spellman college, and president barack obama at rutgers university. >> is it any wonder i am optimistic? throughout our history a new generation of americans has reached up and bent the ark of history in the direction of more freedom and more opportunity and more justice. class of 2016, it is your turn now to shape our nation's destiny as well as your own so get to work. >> commencement speeches this memorial day at noon eastern on c-span. next, officials from the homeland security department and state department testified about countering isis and other violent extremist groups. they were asked about the visa waiver program and information sharing between international partners. it is chaired by senator ron johnson of wisconsin. >> this hearing will come to order. i want to thank the witnesses for being here and submitting their thoughtful testimony. when i took over chairman of this committee working with senator carper -- >> it was a bloodless coo. >> he is looking good forgeting back from

white house officials, joe biden at the university of notre dame, attorney general loretta lynch at spellman college and president obama at rutgers university. >> it is any wonder that i'm optimistic? throughout our history, a new generation of americans has reached up and bent the arc of history in the direction of more freedom and more opportunity and more justice. and class of 2016, it is your turn now. to shape our nation's destiny as well as your own. so get to work. >> kmins commencement speeches this weekend on c-span. >> july partisan policy center published a report on the needs of america's aging recommendation. they address medicare stability and long term insurance and affordable housing for seniors. two former housing secretaries hen ris cisneros and mel march teen ands two former members of congress wrote the report. they discuss their findings on monday at this hour and 20 minute event. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. and welcome to the bipartisan policy center. i'm a senior vice president here at the center. i have the pleasure of helping to oversee our physical pension

attorney general loretta lynch at spellman college, and president barack obama at rutgers university. >> is it any wonder that i'm optimistic? throughout our history, a new generation of americans has reached up and bent the arc of history in the direction of more freedom and more opportunity and more justice. and the class of 2016, it is your turn now to shape our nation's destiny as well as your own, so get to work! >> commencement speeches this memorial day at 12:00 eastern on c-span. this memorial day weekend, book tv features three days of nonfiction books and authors. and here are some programs to watch for. on saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, on afterwords, democracy now host interviews tamara drought. how the new working class will transform america. on sunday at 10:15 a.m. eastern, an interview with chris jackson, publisher and editor in chief of one world. he discusses his professional duties as well as his work with the likes of jay-z, brian stevenson and especially the author of the award winning book "between the world and me." and sunday evening at 10:00 eastern, a book r