all but crushed tanner's face.ital for months and doctors say a blow like that could have killed him. he is lucky. then as tanner struggles to recover, the police investigators find the tapes and the d.a. learns of the 311 boys. >> in ten years, since i have been a prosecutor, i have handled hate crimes, sexual assault cases, i've done the whole gamut. i have never seen a case where the people glorified in violence more than this case reflected in the tapes. they just lusted after it. such a fix for them. >> you just jump on me, [ bleep ] dude. >> he studies the teens' behavior in the tapes and is surprised the case involving the 311 boys hasn't landed in his office sooner. >> it's not surprising what happened to tanner hanson. i'm not surprised it escalated to that. in fact, i'm surprised we don't have a dead body. i'm surprised someone wasn't killed. >> and with that the d.a. makes a serious decision. he has nine boys at the party arrested as 311 gang members and charges each of them with attempted murder. >> is

tanner.ndice is a mom of three and just like most moms, trying to balance with being a good parent. >> there's always that piece of you that thinks, am i doing the right thing? am i not with my kids enough? work i have a dream that i wan to do, and the opportunity is here, but how is this going to affect my children or my husband or mybut family life? >> one of her dreams? making the finals on "dancing with the stars," but candice it was week 9, i was so tress. frustrated. i was so tired. and i went under the stairs and found >> a closet to hide in so i could hide from the cameras. >> those trials inspired dancing through life in stores now. >> i learned so much about myself and having courage and standing by my conviction that i thought this is the perfect way to tell this story, and share the experience. >> i also talked to candice about joining "the view" this fall, if she's going that bein so busy, but "the view" is working around the "fuller house" schedule. what a dream. >> lucky girl.

ounce healthy baby boy. >> tanner is more than a miracle. he really is my physical angel. >> at 3 years old, tanner is still too young to know about the fall he survived inside his mother's womb, but one day, if he sees the video, he'll come to know how lucky he is. >> i remember how important his little tiny heartbeat was to me. hearing that heartbeat gave me a reason to want to get better. it gave me a reason to want to heal and go on and see what else life had to offer. >>> coming up, a young child trapped in a burning car. >> there's a baby in there! >> he was screaming like i've never heard a person scream or child scream ever. >>> and a panic-stricken woman is swept away by dangerous floodwaters. >> it was a pretty fast realization that this could be it. >> when "caught on camera: i'm alive!" continues. >>> a mother and her two young children are trapped inside a burning suv. >> come back. there's a baby in there! >> strangers run toward the flames, risking their own lives to try and save the family. >> get me a knife! >> get a knife!

. >> we heard heard from michael tanner about the national debt and entitlement report. ralph nader and the unanswered letters he wrote to george w. bush and bracco obama and andrea mays the creation of shakespeare's first folio and a copy of the book 280 years later. in the coming weeks senator claire mccaskill will discuss her upbringing and her path to the senate. pres. of the american enterprise institute calls for a new kind of conservativism also recalling a it's now possible to limit federal power through the use of technology rather than the constitution. >> one of the deep sources of satisfaction in life is a vocation of something you love and love to do well it's a big deal. to the extent that you have lots of people, some locations including physicians and small-business people of all kinds where they say i can't do what i want to do in terms of providing a good or service it's getting in the way it's impeding freedom in a really important way. >> afterwards on book tv every saturday on 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch on book tv.org.

afterwards the katie quince 2 yes michael tanner talks about a growing national debt. this weekend glenn beck presents his thoughts on islamic extremism. discussion about a transformation of africa on the world stage. i history of the first african-americans in the space program. and former israeli ambassador to the united states recalls his tenure. for complete television schedule visit booktv.org. booktv 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors television for serious readers. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. >> first dead weight. erik larsen. i read all of his works. this is a great book, almost the minute by minute description of what happened to the lusitania. it is very dramatic and goes back and forth between what is happening in europe and what is happening in washington and what is happening to the passengers on the ship. their stories. it is really a great read, well written and i think really brings that piece of history in 1915 back to life and makes it very cumin. it is not cold history, t

on c-span2 tonight at 10:00 eastern, michael tanner talks about the growing national debt and looks at a structuring retirement program. -- retitle meant program. sunday at three, thoughts on islamic extremism. sunday morning at 10:00 eastern we commemorate the 50th anniversary of president lyndon johnson's signing of the 1955 voting act. it includes conversations between johnson and his aides dr. martin luther king jr., and strategies on how to enforce the law. also this weekend, tonight at 7:10, university of california berkeley professor brian go lay looks at the production of arms. get a complete collection at c-span.org. all weekend, the history -- american history tv celebrates the city of augusta, georgia. the home is the home of george walton, one of the youngest signers of the declaration of independence. c-span passat -- c-span's staff visited many places. learn more about augustine on c-span tv. >> ♪ i feel good i knew that i would, now i feel good i knew that i would now so good so good i got you ♪ ♪ >> we are in the augustine museum of history in augusta ga. we call this e

the lawsuit filed against tanner mainstain claims it failed to pay the invoice for her health insurance which she had through the screen actors guild. >> she couldn't get insurance until the 2015 enrollment opened after which she went to the doctor and found out she had breast cancer and it spread during last year when she was uninsured. the lawsuit claims had she been insured and able to visit her doctor, the cancer could have been stopped. >> the biggest challenge will have in this lawsuit is linking her cancer, her need for treatment and any claims of delayed treatment to the acts of her business managers with respect to these insurance payments. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, tanner mainstain says while they are saddened that she is suffering from cancer, the claim that she was uninsured, prevented her from seeking medical care or somehow contributed to her cancer is patently false. the star's attorney told gma trust was violated here. we hope the defendant dance will correct it in a responsible manner. abc news legal analyst dan abrams says her case will be very, very tou

. >>> michael tanner talks about the growing national debt next on booktv. in his latest book, "going for broke," the cato institute fellow argues for sweeping solutions to the u.s. debt problem which focus on restructuring social security, medicaid and medicare. >> host: michael tanner, nice to be with you. so today we're going to discuss your book "going for broke." maybe you could just start by talking a little bit about what prompted you to write this book. >> guest: well one of the things that's frustrated me lately is people have stopped paying attention to the deficit and the debt crisis. we sort of think we've beaten it because the deficit is down, it's down a lot really in the last couple of years and people think that sort of solves the problem. but the reality is we're in a very temporary lull, and within just a year or so we're going to see the deficits go back up. we're adding to the debt every year. we haven't even begun to hit the problem that's going to kick in when the real entitlements, medicaid medicare, social security start to add up, an

>> a dirty danny tanner and easy cry crazy as it seems? >> i think someone needs a diaper chan everywhere you look >> only e.t. gives you the scoop. we were with the ge."full house" stars before it hit the air. >> tried to eat dinner by >> it's funny for a man to change a kid's diaper than a woman because that's her job. >> wait, what did he say? >> that's her job. >> yikes. times have changed, but one thing's the same, bob. >> are you from a large family? >> yeah, my mother's heavy. no, no, please, please cut that. you'll have to cut it, [ bleep ] thank you. >> the lifetime movie, unauthorized. the show ran from 1987-1995. two big reasons, the olsen twins. >> skip, skip, skip to my lou my darling. >> natural talent? sure. a baby wrangler coach there seen. >> you have to do that part again. >> why? >> you being cool? >> and the interview. >> my favorite thing is eating the cake. >> say when i'm at home -- >> when i'm at home, i play. >> maybe the cast does not look exactly like the real deal, but it promises to be a juicy inside look. >> i

on c-span2, tonight at 10:00 eastern, michael tanner talks about the growing national debt and looks at restructuring entitlement programs as a solution. and sunday afternoon at 3:00, glenn beck presents his thought on islamic extremism. and on "american history tv," sunday mornings starting at 10:00 eastern, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of president lyndon johnson's signing of the 1965 voting rights act. -- civil rights leader dr. martin luther king jr., and strategy on how to and enforce the law. d

. >> for 8 seasons, she starred as bob saget's tv daughter, dj tanner and now, candace is a mom of threend like most moms, trying to balance work with being a good parent. >> there's always that piece of you that thinks, am i doing the right thing? am i not with my kids enough? but i have a dream that i want to do and the opportunity is here. but how is this going to affect my children or my husband or my family life? >> one of her dreams, making the finals on "dancing with the stars." but candace nearly cracked from the stress. >> it was week nine. i was so frustrated. i was so tired. and i went under the stairs and found a closet to hide in. so i could hide from the cameras. >> those trials inspired dancing through life, in stores now. >> i learned so much about myself and having courage and standing by my convictions that i thought, this is the perfect way to tell this story. and share the experience. >> i also talked to candace about joining "the view" this fall. how is she going to pull that off? "the view" is going to work around her "fuller house" schedule. >>> mimi's teeny bikini

the olson twins diss dirty danny tanner. >> install a pole right here. >> now "e.t."ith this week's biggest celebrity headlines. >> hello, everyone. thank you for joining us beginning with sad news. >> the new developments with bobbi kristina brown's family preparing to bury whitney houston's only daughter. >> they were left devastating by the passing, and all week long, attempting to tear car her and now to the funeral and monday's burial. >> brings me a lot of joy, brings both of us a lot of joy. >> she'll be missed for sure. >> i feel her everywhere. she's still around me, and that's what keeps me comfortable is not knowing that my best friend, you know, my everything is still with me. >> she's in much better hands now. >> earlier this week, i reported from outside the medical examiner's office as we learned more about the funeral plans. a celebration of sorts. the sweet 16 or the prom she never had a chance to attend, and then after the funeral, her body listen flown to new jersey to be laid to rest next to her mother. there were reports in the family they thought

tanner, the youngest, was in eighth grade then. in high school. >> that was great. >> reporter: what a change, huh? >> back to normal. it was easy. >> reporter: yeah? >> yeah. >> reporter: didn't take long to adjust? >> he had to adjust to what our plans were. >> reporter: well, you'd been coping on your own for so long. >> yeah. >> reporter: this time, this third chance, the kids were determined this would be different. >> we want you to know our dad will not be taken away from us again for a crime we know he did not commit. >> reporter: it was a very public coming out. cayla addressed the cameras. the rest of the kids and their teary-eyed dad stood by. >> we cannot sit here in silence and watch another travesty of justice take place. >> reporter: this was march 2014. the family was helping launch a tip line, asking the public to help find out what really happened to michele. >> it's time for the truth. it's time for a real investigation that will get us answers. i think that it was a good thing for us to finally come out and talk

this is an hour. >> michael tanner, nice to be with you. so today we will discuss your book "going for broke." maybe you can start by talking about what prompted you to write this book. >> guest: one of the things that frustrated me is the fact people stopped paying attention to the deficit and the debt crisis thinking we beat it because the deficit is down a lot really in the last couple years. and people think that is sort of solving the problem. but the reality is this as a temporary lull and within a year or so the deficit will go back up. we are adding to the debt every year. we have not begun to hit the problem when medicaid, medicare and social security begin to start adding up. if we don't act now while the sun is shining we will be in trouble once the rain starts. >> walk us through the numbers. the deficit is down and we are adding to the debt. what is the difference between the debt and deficit so start us there. >> guest: the deficit is this year's shortfall and how much more we spend than take in. $450 billion range is what it

this is an hour. >> host: michael tanner. nice to be with you. so, today we'll discuss your book "going for broke. "maybe you can start by talking about what prompted you to write this book. >> guest: one thing that frustrated me lately is the fact that people have stopped paying attention to the deficit and the debt crisis. we think we have beaten it because the deficit is down. down a lot, really in the last couple of years, and people think that's sort of solved the problem. the reality is we're in a temporary lull and within a year or so we'll see the deficit go back up. we're adding to the debt every year. haven't even begun to hit the problem that ticks in when medicare, medicaid, social security, begin to start adding up, and if we don't start acting now, while sort of the sun is shining, we'll be in real trouble once the rain starts. >> host: so, walk us through the numbers. the deficit is down, the debt, we're still adding to it. psychiatrics the difference between the debt and the deficit and walk us through the numbers. >> guest: the d

video captured the blast yesterday at a con tanner warehouse. least 50 people were killed, including 17 firefighters. hundreds of people were hurt. >>> look at this wild video of a school bus in north jersey out of control, slamming into a store. the driver told police her brakes failed. the bus ran through an intersection, hit an suv and slammed into the front a liquor store. all 11 kids on board went to the hospital. >> one kid was screaming from his leg. another kid was bleeding from his mouth. i think his tooth broke or something. it was bad. >> thankfully none of the kids' injuries was life-threatening. the driver of the is okay. police are checking out the bus's brakes. >>> kids in the philadelphia school district have one month of summer left. they are teaming up with organizations to help families get ready to go back to school. today at high school the future on parkside avenue, parents can get information on everything from transportation to lunch programs. uniforms and registrations. while summer isn't quite over just yet, some philad

the lawsuit filed against business management firm tanner mainstain says they failed to pay the invoiceet insurance until the 2015 enrollment opened after which she did go to the doctor and found out that she had breast cancer and that it had spread during last year when she was uninsured. >> reporter: the lawsuit also claiming had she been insured and able to visit her doctor the cancer could potentially have been stopped, thus obviating the need for future treatment including mastectomy and chemotherapy that plaintiff will likely have to suffer through now. >> i think the biggest challenge shannen will have in this lawsuit is linking her cancer, her need for treatment, any claims of delayed treatment to the actions of her business managers with respect to these insurance payments. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news tanner mainstain says while the company is saddened to learn that miss doherty is suffering from cancer, the claim that tanner mainstain caused her to be uninsured, prevented her from seeking medical care or somehow contributed to her cancer is patently false. overnigh

a fire truck in memory of tanner. and a food fight in memory of cole.e of my life. from the time he was born my world began and ended with him. >> reporter: he passed away at 5. >> how much did ty help you get through things maybe you wouldn't have thought you couldn't have gotten through? >> without him here it's much harder. when he was next to me, how can i not be happy that he was there? it didn't matter that he was sick. it didn't matter what was happening. if i was laying next to him in a hospital bed i was in the best place i could be. >> reporter: they created the muddy puddles project as a way to raise money for pediatric cancer research. >> it was just a simple question. one day that i asked him when he wasle really not doing well. i asked him what do you want to do when you get better. he said, i'm going to jump in a muddy puddle. it was just the simplest thing and it stuck with me forever. as a grown-up that would be the last thing on our minds. >> reporter: emily, lindsay and their son ailyn come in memory of mac. >> it's having fun and rem

at 10:00 p.m., michael tanner on the national debt. and at 11:00, the life of presidentat assassin john wilkes booth. all next on booktv. >>> glenn beck in your most recent back, it is about islam what do you open with thomas jefferson and the library of congress? >> guest: because jefferson changed my life. he wrote a letter to his nephew, peter carr, and peter was -- i don't remember -- 13, 15, somewhere in there and he was -- his mother had tied. his father was about to die. and the father within to thomas and said, will you oversee the education of my son when i pass on. you're he smartest man i know. he said sure. so when peter comes of age he writes him this beautiful letter and he says, in mathematics you have to learn these things. when it comes to literature, never read a birth out of its native tongue because you lose to much. then he gets to last one is religion and he said, when it comes to religion, above all things fix reason firmly in her seat and question with boldness even the very existence of god for if there be a go

(projector and camera shutter clicking) her name is amanda tanner.

something happened between you and olivia, and something happened between you and amanda tanner.need to know how much trouble we're in. her name's amanda, right? she tried to kill herself? gideon, which news outlet do you work for? it's two sentences about a disturbed girl. watergate was two sentences about a burglary. you know i was telling the truth about the president. i can help you if you let me. (knocks on door) hello.

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tanner connects with her free transit ride at 10am which takes her to storytime at the library across town, where she connects with some of her biggest fans. when older pennsylvanians make the most of programs supported by the pennsylvania lottery, like free and reduced-fare shared rides, we all benefit. learn more at palottery.com. the pennsylvania lottery benefits older pennsylvanians every day. well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you look well. what's new, flo? well, a name your price tool went missing last week. name your what, now? it gives you coverage options based on your budget. i just hope whoever stole it knows that it only works at progressive.com. so, you can't use it to just buy stuff? no. i'm sorry, gustav. we have to go back to the pet store. [ gustav squawks ] he's gonna meet us there. the name your price tool. still only at progressive.com. >>> it is time for you got the to try this. you know well known restauranter michael walton he has put his food and drink on wheels and parked them at 30th street station. mike says you've got to try the roti

amanda tanner is blackmailing you, which means that olivia pope is blackmailing you. i need to know if you have any proof of what went on with you and the president. i'm pregnant.

afterwards michael tanner talks about the growing national debt. also this weekend glenn beck presents his thoughts on islamic extremism. discussion about the transformation of africa on the world stage. a history of the first african-americans in the space program. and a former israeli ambassador to the united states recalls his tenure. for complete television scheduled visit booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. >> first of this weekend on booktv, martin greenfield remembers his life from his imprisonment in auschwitz during world war ii is career as a tailor for u.s. presidents and other celebrities. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, everyone. let's get started here. i want to welcome you all to the young america foundation. my name is ashley weaver, director of alumni relations at the america foundation and my first entry to the foundation was as an intern at the reagan ranch so i am happy to be here today for this event featuring martin greenfield. for those new to the program an

. >> [inaudible conversations] >> host: michael tanner nice to be with you. to date we will discuss your book "going for broke". we will start to talk about what prompted you to write this book? >> guest: one thing that has frustrated believe these people stopped paying attention to the debt crisis that they think we have beaten it because the deficit is down a lot in the last couple of years than people think that will solve the problem but the reality is we are in a very temper revel and within a year or so below sea the deficits go back up as we add to the debt every year we have not even begun to see the problem ticket with medicaid and medicare and social security start to add up and if we don't start to act now while the sun is shining we will be in trouble when the rain starts. >> host: what does through the numbers. people probably don't understand the difference so what does through the numbers with those fiscal metrics. >> guest: the dead is a much more we spend then retaken with revenue that is about $450 billion range that sells a lot of money bet

we heard from michael tanner about the national debt and entitlement reform.in the coming week on after words, senator will discuss. also coming up padilla peralta. and this weekend charles murray say it's now possible to limit power rather than constitution. >> practicing a vocation that you love to do well and take pride to do in. that's a big deal. >> yeah. >> to the extent you have physicians, small business people of all kind where they say i can't do what i want to do in the terms of providing a good service, it's getting in the way. it's impeding freedom in a really important way. >> after words every saturday at 10:00 and sunday at 9:00 eastern. you can watch all previous on our website at booktv.org. >> book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> i've read some novels. international terrorism. i haven't decided what kind of biography i'll read. i'll probably read someone in history and grab some of those and read that as well. >> book tv wants to know what you're reading this summer. tweet us o

. >> dj tanner is back, george. also ahead, so many parents are trying to feed picky eaters.ut them later in life. some personality traits and the new approaches to getting your kids to eat the healthy food you want to feed them that they thud be eating. >> very surprised learn about the consequences. >>> morning rundown from dan. >>> wildfires bearing down on thousands of hopes in california. the state's largest fire is the rocky fire. it's north of san francisco, so far it has burned 84 square miles, doubling in size in just hours. two dozen homes have been destroyed and officials admit they cannot predict what this wildfire will do next. >>> meanwhile, the big problem across the midwest overnight, deadly storms, high wind and hail. collapsing a tent at a music festival near chicago. killing one man. >>> storms also force thousands to evacuate another festival in downtown chicago. much more on the weather coming up soon from ginger. >>> a warning this morning from the fda. urging hospitals to stop using a high tech medical device that could be targeted by hackers who might

michael tanner, thank you for talking about your book today. >> guest: pleasure. >> host: thank you. books by presidential candidates , starting at eight pm eastern here in c-span2. >> "washington journal" marks the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina tomorrow with former mayor the editor of the new orleans times, and karen aguilera, saturday's program will talk about katrina's aftermath ten years ago. >> next book tv afterwards features president of the american for tax reform with his book in the irs b and at the before it ends us. >> how's it going were going to discuss your new book, and and the irs before it ends us. it's a fascinating read, it's a broad sweeping book and it range from the history of the united states by tax policy and tax revolts to personal advice for the reader on how to minimize. there'll be a wide range of topics to discuss. let's start out with the title. and the irs before it ends us, there's two things i want to know, why why do you want to end the irs and to even in your materialized world with a single eyes flat tax on unconsumed income, someone wou

. >>> "full house" fans got their fix of the tanner family. lifetime airing its unauthorized tell-all movie. some revealing items, dave coulier almost wasn't on the show because he was offered a role on "saturday night live" but ended up getting cut at the last minute. and john stamos tried to get the olsen fans fired. >> what. >> really? >> supposedly. it's unauthorized. the original cast is weighing in on the movie. candace cameron bure who played dj tweeted "so bad, just so bad." this from andrea barber who played kimmy gibbler, "basically i'm going to be making this face all night." >> does that mean they liked it or not? >> i think that means not so much. >> i don't think they were going for quality on the movie. >> well, all the unauthorized ones. have you seen the actors that play them? >> yeah. >> more of a "sharknado" spoof. >> we'll go with that, rob. they'll have to wait for "fuller house" with the real people >>> next, something that may be the ultimate hair of the dog. breakfast beers. it seems the new craze involving divine divin

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tanner connects with her free transit ride at 10am which takes her to storytime at the library acrossshe connects with some of her biggest fans. when older pennsylvanians make the most of programs supported by the pennsylvania lottery, like free and reduced-fare shared rides, we all benefit. learn more at palottery.com. the pennsylvania lottery benefits older pennsylvanians every day. >>> and, they are splitting up. >> yes. >> they released a joint statement, on twitter our personal lives are separate and we will be seeing other people, pigs, frogs, et al. there it is. this announcement coming a in before the tv right boot of the muppets, so, we might think that might be drawn out a little bit. >> a little bit. >> more hollywood heart break genista stephani and gavin rossdale are also calling it quotes. >> the sign i hadder joins us now, with more details on their divorce, louie. >> reporter: fans of the rock star couple are not feeling, good today as we go inside social media's unbearable grief over gwenn and gavin's break up. >> ♪ >> we have been together for so long. >> it is so pe