we are not just talking about walter williams my partner in the police department was killed, my brother killed. and my only son killed. i cried many a tear and i'm barely able to talk about it without crying. what i found about that type of grief under those circumstances that i buried my son even more so. the deepest pain you can describe. indescribable the pain you feel for burying a child but what i found the deepest and darkest part of that time of my life was the brightest hope that you can never imagine for not only my family but other families and people that they love with mental illness. also for bringing together what is divided. i have hope for that prevent hope for people who don't see how they could ever agree on anything for people who are so entrenched and believe that whoever disagrees with them as the enemy. my hope for all of this is borne out of bed deepest despair. that's where you find the brightest hope and that's what i describe in the book. it's what keeps me going. i retired on top. that's not why you going to public service. you go into public service to actual

high school and graduating college higher rate of people f your boys are not as interested like walter williams, a conservative, a black economist, send your boys into trade immediately. right? my man lives next door. you know what i'm saying? you know, he came prepared. he came with $10 and now has 20 trukdz and employees. he got. that he understood a trade and everybody needs a trade. ain't nobody got time to be racist in the restaurant when the air goes out. they have to call someone who is an expert. your boy should be mastering trades now. your boys should be going to barber school, carpentry school. we should come up with that agenda. we should demand that black college reinstitute two year trade and have four year programs. we can do these things ourselves f we're not in a city like atlanta where you have p 70% or 80% of the schools are black but you don't have an 80% graduation rate. you can't blame parents for going to chaert schools. we are producing the excellence we need to sustain our community. we don't keep our dollar in our community over six hours f you're talking about white a

faust / worked with jake walter"he was always smiling and we were so proud of him when he got his dream job of oakland fire, the city he grew up in " sound from tanisha williams / worked with jake walter"he was always smiling and we were so proud of him when he got his dream job of oakland fire, the city he grew up in " tanisha williams is the hr director here she said because emergency responder jobs are so intense these co-workers bond quickly and become like family. sound from tanisha williams / worked with jake walter"they spend 12 hours a day in a truck and they get close.. everyone has been asking me what i can do, i can't believe it, it was jake " in san leandro gabe slate kron 4 news (lydia) coming up... the giants back in action. how they fared against the worst team in baseball. that's after the break. (lydia) live look outside... richmond bridge before they can stand tall... ...they must first learn to stand out. get everything they need to shine, for less. this week at staples, shop our fifty cent deals. staples. it's pro time. two of the worst teams in baseball playing at a-t and tee park the giants taking on the phillies. this young man brought

faust / worked with jake walter"he was always smiling and we were so proud of him when he got his dream job of oakland fire, the city he grew up in " sound from tanisha williams / worked with jake walter"he was always smiling and we were so proud of him when he got his dream job of oakland fire, the city he grew up in " tanisha williams is the hr director here she said because emergency responder jobs are so intense these co-workers bond quickly and become like family. sound from tanisha williams / worked with jake walter"they spend 12 hours a day in a truck and they get close.. everyone has been asking me what i can do, i can't believe it, it was jake " in san leandro gabe slate kron 4 news (vicki) we first told you about this breaking news last night at 10. and sent push alerts throughout the morning as we learned the men were firefighters. stay connected on breaking news with the free kron-4 mobile app (pam) our other big story tonight fourteen lives claimed .... in two separate terror attacks in spain. among those killed -- a husband and father of three from the bay area.(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly spoke to the victim's father about this devastating los

williams and monica malpass. >> hello again rick is off and walter perez is joining us.is happening on "action news" tuesday night. vandals target more than a dozen schools in a bucks county neighborhood slashing tires and angering residents what police are doing to catch the culprits. a sailor with ties to our area is among those missing on board of the uss john mccain. what his mother is saying tonight. >>> and president trump is gearing up for a rally in phoenix and they are preparing for an onslaught of protesters. >>> people in bucks county woke up to expensive vandalism. more than a dozen cars targets and the tires were slashed. nora muchanic is live in the red cedar section of levittown. what are police saying about this case? >> reporter: walter they are taking it seriously to the point that they take dna swabs from the tires to see if it helps to identify the suspects the vandals the victims want whoever did this caught. >> i don't know what would possess someone to do this. to innocent people. >> ruby jean spent the day replacing a tire on his car after it was

faust / worked with jake walter"he was always smiling and we were so proud of him when he got his dream job of oakland fire, the city he grew up in " sound from tanisha williams / worked with jake walter"he was always smiling and we were so proud of him when he got his dream job of oakland fire, the city he grew up in " tanisha williams is the hr director here she said because emergency responder jobs are so intense these co-workers bond quickly and become like family. sound from tanisha williams / worked with jake walter"they spend 12 hours a day in a truck and they get close.. everyone has been asking me what i can do, i can't believe it, it was jake " in san leandro gabe slate kron 4 news (pam) devleoping tonight: new details are emerging about the terror attacks in spain this as we learn one of the fourteen people killed -- was an american from the bay area. (vicki) jared tucker lived in lafayette.his family confirmed his death earlier today.kron four's spencer blake brings us more of the story live from the school where his wife teaches.spencer. school isn't even in session yet here at el sobrante christian school, but students and parents gathered to pr

these are mug shots that have been released today by the prince william county police. these are walter flores-chiquillo and barbara ramirez del cid. they are the boy's parents. tonight they're both behind bars charged with felony child abuse of their own 10-year-old son. prince william county police tell fox5 that they searched that couple's residence on le master drive here in nokesville. police tell us they found evidence that the couple would force this 10-year-old boy to kneel on sharp objects. police say they also found evidence that for extended periods of time, this child was forced to burn his own hands on a hot stove. why would they do something like this? fox5 the parents believe this was a form of punishment. >> our investigation revealed that the parents actually would take his hands and burn them on a hot stove or cause him to kneel on sharp objects as what they believe to be forms of punishment for that child. >> reporter: now, what we can tell you about this victim tonight, this 10-year-old boy who suffered this abuse, that boy right now we're told is safe. he was taken

walter perez is joining us and we got an update with latoya williams.e received a text that the family has been evacuated after a frightening few days in a small texas city near the louisiana border. here is a look at their experience including a phone conversation we had with the victim in orange, texas. >> it's still raining in orange, texas where char main's daughter and granddaughter moved. and charmaine says they are in trouble. >> they have no power and the food is limited now and everything has to be cooked and they have babies there and the babies need milk. >> we spoke with what toy and saw these views from her living room. she took an entire family into her second floor apartment. after the home was flooded. that means four adults and five children are stranded in her home. >> our parking lot was flooded yesterday. and the roads, the main roads were flooded and a lot of us couldn't get to the markets once they opened. we are pretty much stuck. >> you guys are running out of food basically? >> yes. >> latoya says that making matters worse rescu

walter. >> not too bad. thank you, melissa. >> a man is gunned down in a local park where he coached a youth basketball league. here's rick williamscrime fighter report. >> he helped the kids in the boys and girls club and did a lot of things with basketball with the children. everyone in the neighborhood loved him. i got so much support. >> that's why tamara whitfield has a hard time with what happened to her son, kyheme pittman. >> friday august 12th, 2016, pittman was at a playground along the 1700 block of meadow street. just before 10:00 p.m. police were called about a person with a gun. when they arrived they found him suffering from a gunshot upper torso. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> the person wanted him dead. >> the city of philadelphia is offering up to $20,000 in reward money that leads to the arrest of the person responsible. call 215546-tips. all calls remain anonymous. whew i want the person to know that they killed my son to come forward. you took a hole out of my heart and i want you to come forward for my son, grandchild, my family. give us justice. >> for crime fighters, rick williams, channel6 "act

a look at this book, something curtis did, a wonderful book, walter starr's book on stanton and this book on a man and his presidents, william f buckley, wonderful books from different perspectives but i think you will find them fascinating. a couple seconds left. i would like to ask our panelists, maybe in two sentences at most, what is your next book? >> thinking about either sam and chase who is rather dull or thaddeus stevens who is very colorful. >> it will involve some aspect of the american presidency. there were a few we didn't. i will update that and include obama. i don't know how we will deal with number 45. and some other aspect of the presidency, i have a few ideas. >> my next book will be ones i read. [laughter and applause] >> i think you all will agree our intellectual health, body politic and common will have been made healthier as a consequence of this exercise. help me thank these people. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> that was a panel on the lives of us presidents live from the mississippi book festival at the state capital in jackson. in a few

walter flores ramirez del cid. they're charged with felony child abuse of their 10-year-old son. prince william county tell fox5 they searched that couple's home their residence on le master's drive here in nokesville. police tell us what they found inside was evidence that the couple was forcing the 10-year-old boy to kneel on sharp objects for extended periods of time. police also tell us that this little boy was forced to burn his hands on a hot stove. did why did they do this? polie tell us this abuse was used as a form of punishment. >> our investigation revealed that the parents actually would take his hands and burn them on a hot stove or cause him to kneel on sharp objects as what they believe to be forms of punishment for that child. >> reporter: it's tough to hear. we can tell that boy, this 10-year-old victim, he is safe police tell us. he had to be taken to a hospital to be treated for the injuries especially on his hands and on his knees. he has been placed in protective custody tonight by child services. his two parents that are facing these felony child abuse charges, well, they

williams and monica malpass. >> ♪♪ >> hello again. rick is off tonight. walter perez joins us. on "action news" tonight. from lightness to darkness and back again the great american eclipse of 2017 is officially in the books. by all accounts in our area it was a sight to see. today's eclipse was also a prime opportunity for nasa to gain valuable information and folks in wayne got a chance to help them out. >>> 10 sailors are missing and the secretary of did he first asking for a sweeping investigation following another collision involving a navy ship. >> millions of us took some time to get a glimpse of the heavenlies and for the most part motherure did cooperate. >> we did see about 80 percent of the eclipse and that was enough to thrill all of us and the crowds out there today. neighbors and strangers gathered together in open spaces. they grabbed their special eclipse glasses their es blankets chairs hats all of this for one of the best celestial shows in north america in 33 years. >> our own meteorologist with the big show there and official nasa watch party. >> she's live

walter starr, author of stanton, lincoln's war secretary and a man and his president, the political odyssey of william f buckley junior sunday at 9:00 eastern, our guest on afterwords. >> trolling is about sweeping away all concerns what people might say about you or think about you safe in the knowledge that if you tell the truth and you do it in an entertaining way, you will win more fans than the media has made enemies. >> at 10:00 james o'keefe, founder of project emeritus discusses his book breakthrough, guerrilla war to ask lose -- >> on cnn, hidden camera videos, cnn didn't mention a word about it and the notion of being on the front page of the new york times or getting anderson cooper to talk about your getting the number one video on youtube, these are what we call breaking through. >> go to booktv.org. next two veteran journalists, in the recent general elections in kenya topics include campaign financing, female representation in parliament, the youth phone and opposition court case claiming the results were hacked. kenya's ambassador to the us was in attendance and asked the panelist ques

walter starr, author of standing, lincoln's war secretary and alvin on his book a man and his presidents. the political odyssey of williamf buckley junior. sunday and i'm p.m. eastern, we have a guest on "after words". >> trolling is about sweeping

walter starr, author of stanton lincoln more secretary and the book a man in his present: the political odyssey of william f buckley junior. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> trolling is about sweeping away all concerns about what people might say or think about you safe in the knowledge that if you tell the truth and you do it in an entertaining way that you will when we were fans then media has made enemies for you. >> at 10:00 p.m. james o'keefe founder and president of project veritas discusses his book breakthrough: our guerrilla war to expose fraud and save democracy. >> it's very hard to break through to the mainstream media these days and we did a big story on cnn with hidden camera videos and cnn didn't engine a word about it. the notion of getting on the front page of the new york times or getting anderson cooper to talk about you for the number one trending thing on twitter these are what we call breaking through. >> for more of this cspan schedule go to booktv.org. >> ahead this morning the us commission on civil rights examines the justice department's enforcement of the voting rights act act a

prince william's county police tell us this 10-year-old boy walks nearly 1 to miles, looking for health and food, trying to get away from his parents. these are the two people behind bars. walterlores-chiquillo at barbara ramirez are being held without bail this morning. neighbor who opened the door said the boy had about 40 scores between his hands and head, many cuts on his leg, and says the board has not been to school in four years, wearing terribly dirty clothing. they are accused of forcing rpeir son to kneel on sha objects and burn his hands on a stove. the couple was not even supposed to be living in the house. the renters were letting them stay there. the homeowner says she had no ke better care of their children. it is like someone punched you in the stomach it feels like, and you cannot do anything about it. it is our into late. john: the child with protective services this morning. his parents face felony child abuse charges, and other charges are pending. reporting live, john gonzalez, "good morning washington." larry: so terrible. a sexual arlington say assault suspect was arrested. martha velazquez grabbed women on the trail and then exposed himself. women: 911,

sharrie williams joining us and the big story on "action news" is that 10-year-old boy found by a passing driver in burlington county. >> "action news"'s walter perez hacked down that mother today. he's live in millville with the full story. walter. >> reporter: hey, guys, the charges in this case are deeply disturbing. a short time ago as you mentioned we had an opportunity to speak with the suspect in this case but she was not in the mood to speak with us. we went to the home of debra wisler of millville hoping to get her side of the story but she stopped us before we even set foot on her property. i just want to give you an opportunity to explain what happened. >> just leave the property. i'm asking you nicely. >> reporter: thank you. the 39-year-old mother is accused of abandoning her 10-year-old son who has special needs in this wooded area near joint base mcguire dix lakehurst nearly 70 miles family home in millville. someone sop the youngster emerge and contacted authorities. the youngster has been taken into proem ticket tiff custody. new jersey stays police contacted miss wisler the next day after the 10-year-old provided them with h

sharrie williams joining us and the big story on "action news" is that 10-year-old boy found by a passing driver in burlington county. >> "action news"'s walterr today. he's live in millville with the full story. walter. >> reporter: hey, guys, the charges in this case are deeply disturbing. a short time ago as you mentioned we had an opportunity to speak with the suspect in this case but she was not in the mood to speak with us. we went to the home of debra wisler of millville hoping to get her side of the story but she stopped us before we even set foot on her property. i just want to give you an opportunity to explain what happened. >> just leave the property. i'm asking you nicely. >> reporter: thank you. the 39-year-old mother is accused of abandoning her 10-year-old son who has special needs in this wooded area near joint base mcguire dix lakehurst nearly 70 miles family home in

walter, tamera keith, thank you both. >> you're welcome. thank you, judy. >> woodruff: now, how our increasingly wireless world can constrict some of our social behavior, especially among the generation born after the internet. williamngham has that. >> brangham: the promise of social media, as the name implies, is that it connects us to each other, helps up become more social. but according to a recent story in "the atlantic" magazine, an increasing body of evidence shows that for many teenagers, greater use of social media means a far greater sense of isolation. according to the piece, teenagers now spend less time in the company of their friends, they date less, have less sex, and get less sleep than earlier generations. and with this growing isolation comes a rise in cyberbullying, feelings of being left out, and higher rates of depression and suicide. the piece is called "have smartphones destroyed a generation?", and its written by author and professor of psychology jean twenge. she joins me now from san diego. >> brangham: welcome to the "newshour". >> thank you. >> brangham: briefly please lay out the case you're making in this piece that smartphones and social media have had a detrimental effect on the youn

walter stark author of stanton lincoln's were secretary. and alvin felson burke on his book, a man and his presidents. the political odyssey of william f buckley junior. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, - is our guest on "after words". >> trolling is about sweeping away old concerns about what people might say about you or think about you. safe in the knowledge that if you tell the truth, and you do it in an entertaining way, that you will win way more cans than the media has made enemies for you. >> at 10:00 p.m., james o'keefe founder and president of project veritas discusses his book breakthrough, guerrilla war to expose fraud and save democracy. >> it is very hard to break through the mainstream media these days. we just a big story on cnn, they did not mention a word about it. and the notion of getting on the front page of the new york times are getting anderson cooper to talk about you are getting the number one video on youtube, the number one trending on twitter. these are what withhold breaking through. >> for more this weekend's schedule, go to booktv.org. >> c-span's coverage of the solar eclipse on monday starts at 7:00 a.m.