they put finder to the test at their norton, village test site. >> all right. i think i got it from here. so just fyi, i am a little bit currentlier phobic but i am putting my life in the hands of finder. i am going to climb into the rubble pile and hopefully, they will be able to detect my heart beat in there. minutes. but i certainly wouldn't want to be here for any length of time. and i truly, truly cannot imagine the stress and anxiety one would experience being trapped in rubble like this. >> the first responders go in teams of two usually, one holds the laptop and carries it, sets it down on the ground about ten or twenty feet in front of the rubble. >> okay. it's working. yeah. a real good heart rate, and ris pration rate. i am pretty enthusiastic about this one. the goal of finder that i am hoping is that it will speed the process up. if you could talk a little bit about your interaction with the developers of the technology. >> they have the ability to do the engineering and the construction background that i don't have, but i have the real life experi

norton weighed in. >> people were walking with their hands up and seeing that militarized force, you had an i am flam tri situation. >> rand paul has gone on the record in agreement, declaring last week, we must demilitaryize the police, even conservative grover nor quist says the issue should be something the gop embraces. on the crime stuff a republican can stand up and challenge the aggressiveness of the cops and democrats are surrounded by images of people who different mum ya or whoever that was that -- >> that's unclear. a bill put forth is due to the end program did draw a response, 355 members from both parties voted against it. joining me now, broin bo brian d sam stein. there have been discussions from many corners but congress, which actually has the power to maybe change the on the ground reality has been kind of quiet, you know, when we talk about deescalating the militarization of local police, how likely do you think that is? >> it depends on how the rest of the ferguson crisis plays out. there's more momentum behind it than there was two weeks ago because we're seeing how much militar

henry and emily norton folger were born in the 1850s when many american families have only two books in their library. the bible and shakespeare. they died childless in the 1930s. i searched in vain for someone who remembered them. the closest i got was an octogenarian who had attended the dedication of the folger library in 1932 on shakespeare's birthday in presence of president and mrs. herbert hoover. i'd beseeched her, what do you remember? she confided in me my leggings pitched. what did the folgers leave behind for a biographer? first, a handsome, white, marble edifice of neoclassical design two blocks from the capital that contains a world class private research library, a theater where shakespeare and other plays by award winning directors are performed. there is a renaissance concert series called the folger consort. there are curated exhibits, robust programs and poetry, and in education, communications and out reach and a cohort of dedicated -- who will show you the public spaces. in the reading room's english professors and shakespeare scholars are consulting rare and even irrepla

norton is on behalf of exploited workers. she will stand with d.c. workers suing their employers for unfair labor practices.y begins at 9:00 morning. >>> four things you need to know. gas prices are at lowest levels since 2010. and they're expected to continue to drop. right now virginia has the cheapest gas in the area at $3.30. >>> a major step in the d.c. street car project. today ddot will start training street car operators along h street and benning road middle east. and prince george's county, the murder trial oslain teen begins today. trayvon bennett gunned down ros school. >>> and you can expect closures and delays in north and southwest for the u.s./africa leaders summit. nearly 50 heads of state are here. the summit ends wednesday. >>> areas of fog quickly dissipating. later today, up near 90. hazy sunshine. another hot and humid day tuesday. seven day outlook, could get strong storms on wednesday afternoon and into wednesday evening. to be followed by a nice break from high humidity on thursday and all the way in to the weekend with sunshine. >>> talking about that summit, parking restrictions,

. >> host: the members in congress also weighing in on this on their twitter pages and releasing statements. here is eleanor holmes norton saddened by the death of michael brown but encouraged that there is support for an independent investigation. images and reports out of ferguson are frightening. is this a war zone or u.s. city government escalate tension with military equipment and tactics and then there's suzanne democrat from oregon hoping for a peaceful resolution. one of the senators in memory, claire mccaskill releasing statements over the past several days from yesterday writing to you in to work the phones that the escalate the eye except the situation in ferguson today and tonight dozens of calls including the head of the civil rights division of the department of justice and the call tomorrow with the attorney general eric walker. out of missouri a republican his statement i join all misery and women bring the family of michael brown and the ferguson community as they grieve the tragic loss of this young man and his high school graduation should have been the beginning of better things. everyone deserves a t

their intended audience the internet. the setup is eerily similar to the 1999 flick "fight club" starring brad pitt and edward norton.wood movie and what makes these fight tapes so shocking is that the teens appear to be well cared for kids from anywhere, usa. clark county district attorney chris lawrence. >> i was really struck by the -- just the abject disrespect and disregard for human life. we saw people being stomped, people being hit with hammers. >> [ bleep ]. >> people being kicked in the head. it was horrific. and it was terrifying. and it terrified me. >> get this. >> [ bleep ]. >> these are kids who are addicted to violence. >> get him! get him! >> and who are fighting for the sake of the high that it brings watching that fight. >> what gets the d.a.'s attention that summer can a horrifying story about tanner hanson and the night he encounters the 311 boys. >> this is where it all started. >> july 18th, 2003. tanner hanson has just wrapped up his junior year in high school and is enjoying all the graduation parties with his friends. on a warm saturday night, tanner drives to this park where he meets his be

their personal relationships in her final years. that is on c-span's "q&a." "washington journal" continues. joining us is eleanor holmes nortondelegate from the district of columbia, currently in her 12th term in office. delegate norton, the house is back in session today to work on the border bill. guest: unexpectedly. i am told that some people were literally boarding planes and were told to come back. the house pulled down the border bill. they met for hours, or at least the republicans met for hours, and then they were sent home and told to report back this morning. it appears that the republicans do not want to go home without i am atmething, but some level of doubt as to what thatcan do given reports their office remains in wholesale revolt as to what to do. so you cannot do something unless you can agree on what to do. likely towere not vote on the $659 million that was on the table in their bill, which meant that they had to carry most of it. so i am beginning to wonder why they are coming in this morning, given continued reports of disagreement within the republican caucus. order-type bill that you can vote for? gues