william burns: right.nd therefore i think it is important for us to base our policy on the assumption that that kind of behavior is going to continue to threaten our interests and our friends interests. but i also believe the behavior would be more threatening if they had a nuclear weapon or the program was unconstrained and uninspected. charlie: do you believe they would have had a nuclear weapon sooner without the agreement? william burns: i think there would be a real risk iran could accelerate its program and get closer and closer to that point, and i think that adds to a degree of instability and fragility in a region that has its share of both. charlie: but they are a month away from a breakthrough. william burns: without the agreement, the iranians would be two or three months away from developing enough fissile material for a nuclear weapon. that is just one dimension of what you have to do. you also need a nuclear explosive device. one principal advantage of this agreement is that it extends to-th

william burns: i think so. burns:the question is how do we use that window to help adapt to a world and reshaping additions and our relationships around the world to reflect the realities of 2015 2017. not 1945. looking at how do you reshape global institutions like the imf. there has been legislation stuck in congress to support reform of the imf, to reflect china's rise. we get ourselves in an unnecessary predicament, when we don't take the initiative and e use that window before us to start reshaping some of those institutions. we did a little bit of that with the asia infrastructure investment bank. he is an institution that is emerging when our answer could have been, we recognize the significant of new institutions in asia stimulated by china, but it is important that there be international standards that ensure transparency. i think we still can rally a lot of countries around that kind of approach. and we face a lot of challenges to regional order as well. we are going to have to rebound. rebalance, not

. >> reporter: in warrenville, south carolina dean anglus williams' baptist church burned last friday 3:30 a.m. >> if somebody did it on purpose it's real cruel. >> reporter: he points out the cross is still standing and vows his church will rise up again. here at mount zion the cross is also still intact there on the church wall. the interior is completely gutted. the roof fell into the sanctuary. investigators say that all these fires, each of them is separate, there's nothing that connects them and they found no evidence of hate crime anywhere like racist graffiti or claim of responsibility. lester? >> ron, thank you. >>> a lot more still ahead tonight including the great american celebration amid controversy at the world cup. violent hits, fans up in arms, and officials now under fire. we're going to talk about some serious concerns about safety on that field. also, get ready for an avalanche of selfies at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. new rules tonight at the white house. >>> tonight the u.s. women's soccer team is one win away from its first world cup title since 1999 after a thrill

burn center director dr. williamphysical and the staff have been amazed by petition spirit to not only survive but thrive. >> that he is willing to did what it takes to get better. >> pete wife kelly express the family gratitude for support from the community, nation and world. >> we just couldn't have didn't it without everyone. thank you it without everyone. thank you. >> fv we have had fv firefighters around me since the beginning and it's just very comforting to know this someone is there all the time. >> what a guy. glad he's doing well obviously. that was margo kim reporting from fresno. >> south carry loon confederate nrat flag on the which to the state museum. came down today at the satellite house after 54 years flag pole and all. mass shooting at african american church in charleston last month start add debate as symbol of racism or hate leading to the historic decision to rae mav the flag today. many family of the victim were at today historic ceremony. >> over seas greek politician aparagraph bailout pro

william tecumseh sherman the burning of atlanta georgia command columbia south carolina and vice chairman is not the villain a popular legend. complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. >> this week on first ladies influence and damage, lucretia garfield and mary arthur mcelroy. an educated woman and a believer in woman's rights when her husband president james garfield was assassinated she returned to ohio and insured his legacy. chester arthur a widower becomes pres. and his sister mary arthur mcelroy fills the role of first lady and establishes white house social etiquette used by future first ladies for decades. this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span original series first ladies influence and damage examining the women who fill the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency from martha washington to michelle obama sundays at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. >> congressman bobby scott is the democrat on the house education committee. we talked about the effort to revise the no child behind law and other education issues. issues. this is a half hour. >

candidates for governor are republican william s grimm and democrat john burns. ers are faced with the first opportunity to participate in the nation's government and responded with a record ballot cast by 93% of those eligible. winners of the top post -- governor william quinn republican and a roman catholic. the gop and democrats each control one house of the legislature. result generally reflects hawaii 's melting pot of very races and religions. elected to congress, the first japanese american, and outstanding war hero, and daniel in a way -- daniel inoue. as the first asian ever elected to the senate, hiram fong, chinese. >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. >> next, university of michigan professor and author pamela bradwein explains some of the federal court cases that attended to uphold rights for freed slaves in the southern slaves -- in the southern states. justice

williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off, in the news a warehouse fire burns out of control in new jersey and the smoke can be seen all the way from space and bill cosby's legal team fights back. the accusations lodged against the comedian. >>> and a shooting that left an officer hurt and a homicide suspect dead. this happened when police tried to serve an arrest warrant, and the officer only survived the shooting because of his bulletproof vest. lets begin with katherine scott at the scene where the shooting unfolded this morning. >> katherine? >> neighbors tell us you it's normally quiet here but not this morning where an officer was shot and a suspect was killed. that officer has been a member of the s.w.a.t. team for quite sometime. the member wears extra protective gear and that could have made all the difference for that officer. >> i heard gunshots and looked outside and there were a ton of police officers out there. >> this happened just after 6:00 a.m. s.w.a.t. officers entered a home where a murder suspect had been hiding out. >> it's scary seeing all of this happening he

burning up many wildfires are no accident. we meet those who hunt down the arsonists. >> and unmatched. serena williams takes the trophy at wimbledon, sealing her place in sports history. >>> nightly news begins now. >>> good evening. his controversial comments about undocumented immigrants from mexico have reignited a national debate over illegal immigration. donald trump is taking his blunt talk to the border ground of arizona that's become the epicenter of this divisive issue. he's ignored pleas from his party leader to tone down his language. trump has launched a national movement. we begin in phoenix tonight with katy tur. katie? >> it's a tense atmosphere out here right now. protesters are yelling, screaming, chanting at this convention center. trump is speaking to his biggest crowd yet. estimates put it at 5,000 people. >> we will win! >> usa! >> reporter: the mercury matched the rhetoric 105 degrees and arrangengry. a hot topic with opinions. >> what do you think about his comments on latinos? >> he didn't say anything wrong. and i'm surprised very much some people are upset with him, because h

burning up many wildfires are no accident. we meet those who hunt down the arsonists. >> and unmatched. serena williams takes the trophy at wimbledon, sealing her place in sports history. >>> nightly news begins now.

burned down saturday night. on wednesday, naacp president cornell william brooks issued a statement in response to the fires.erred to the charleston massacre that proceeded them writing -- "when nine students of scripture lose their lives in a house of worship, we cannot to turn a blind eye to any incident. as we wait for authorities to conduct their investigations the naacp and our state conferences across the country will remain vigilant and work with local churches and local law enforcement to ensure that all are taking the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of every parishioner." all of this comes as the kkk has announced a rally for later this month at the south carolina statehouse in support of the confederate flag. there are reports south carolina legislators now have enough votes to push through the flag's removal. for more we go to montgomery alabama where we're joined by richard cohen is president of the southern poverty law center, which has been tracking these most recent fires. richard welcome back to , democracy now! talk about the significance of what is happening to route the south no

burned at the stake. we shed light on the bigotry. p dj williamsate university people who identify as real vampires risk ridicule and diagnosis for mental illness. they are really successful ordinary people and shouldn't be blamed for their blood less quote they believe they awere born that way. they found 11 people that self identify as ta vampire. it is a con sen shoes and ethical one. where are they and how do we accommodate their concerns when the time comes? do we develop garlic free zones? should stores remain open 24-hours so they can shop at night and avoid evil sunlight they can trigger traumatic memories. what about the crucifixion around your neck? should your cross be their crass to beaare. it is not who you know but who you want to be. in if the age of identity obsessions there are three easy steps self identify demand sensitivity. we will mace tick this as empty and appeasing the only. which is why i am a leprechaun and if i don't get my daily pot of gold you are leprechaunists. >> sucktucker requeswhy not vam? >> trigger warning was

williams "channel 6 action news." >> awful stuff. thank you. dhs investigating tonight after a-year-old was found wandering north philadelphia with a burned foot. when police went to the child's home in 00 block of 16 street they found 11-year-old sibling and in what they call deplorable conditions both were taken ton st. conditions both were taken ton st. christopher's hospital to be checked out. >> we are learning more tonight about the alabama man who killed two people and wounded nine others before taking his own life last night in that louisiana movie theater. authorities say john houseer visited the theaterner lafayette previously and they believed he was scopeing it out. and the attack was methodical and investigators found wigs and disguyss in nearby hoe tem room houseer was staying and had a history of posting racist information on the internet and he stood up and opened fire. 1-year-old macy bro died at the scene and 33-year-old jillian johnson died at the hospital. >> that a vision and they had a future and it was not dying in this theater. >> witnesses say these two brave teachers saved lives last night one took a bullet for the oth

williams and monica malpass. >> hello again and here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. several wildfires are burningfornia. the threat to hundreds of homes tonight. police think a man who was killed this month may really have been a serial killer. the disturbing items they recovered from his car and the crimes he may be responsible for. >>> plus, the story behind this magazine cover featuring dozens of bill cosby's accusers and one powerful image. >> now the details on the wildfires that are forcing evacuations in california. crews are fighting nine different blazes in the state tonight. the flames that spread quickly in hot dry conditions and the fight has become dangerous for crews on the ground. just yesterday four firefighters were injured. abc's brandi hitt is live in los angeles tonight's with more. brandy. >> reporter: hi, rick, yeah, one of those firefighters is recovering from serious burns right now and it's not just the heat. the terrain is brutal out there. it is so difficult for fire crews to navigate these steep mountain sides. homeowners are stepping in and trying to help. raising inf

burning up. they rage out of control, destroying land and lives. many wildfires are no accident. tonight we meet those who hunt down the arsonists >>> unmatched. 33-year-old serena williams the trophy at wimbledon, sealing her place in history. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world

burning it. and that's considered one of the greatest exploits the early american navy. that is such a great exploit that has overshadowed the likes of william eaton. the other thing i didn't get to say is william eaton unfortunately for him wound up fighting a knock down drag out battle with thomas jefferson. and so jefferson -- and you know jefferson doesn't lose very often. so basically william eaton has been forgotten because jefferson -- i wouldn't call it character assassination, eaton did most of it to himself. but jefferson signed the light on william eaton's flaws and eaton became an alcoholic and a gambler and it didn't go -- he only lived six years after this great victory. it's kind of a sad story. but you know i hope he gets the recognition at least for what he did accomplish. any other questions? >> what will be your next book? >> since i wrote up a contract, i don't want to say it on national tv, but i do have an idea and i think i have another pirate book up my sleeve after that. but i don't want to just be the pirate guy. don't get me wrong, i like pirates but would like to expand a little bit. it involves a prison and escap

william down around stafford and king george counties. all the areas in gray. dense fog in spots overnight tonight until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. still patchy fog elsewhere. we'll see any patchy fog burnff by about 9:00, 10:00 a.m. it is going to be a comfortably cool start for your sunday morning. 7:00 a.m., temperatures around 70. but 60s in the suburbs. by 11:00 a.m., near 80 degrees. >>> right now, the search is under way for someone who stabbed a man to death at the noma-gallaudet metro station. trained had to bypass the station for five hours as police investigated the scene. no arrests have been made. >>> now to a murder mystery where police found a man dead in the woods. joseph gibson is from churchton. officers found his body along a wooded path in the town of lothian. detectives say there are obvious signs of trauma on his body. right now, they have no suspects in custody. >>> a fight ends in gunshots and tonight a man is fighting for his life. this happened at a house on rhonda place in leesburg. when officers got there last night, they found a man shot multiple times in the chest. he's out of surgery but still listed in criminal condition. here's a look at the man police s

burning up. they rage out of control, destroying land and lives. many wildfires are no accident. tonight we meet those who hunt down the arsonists >>> unmatched. 33-year-old serena williamsakes the trophy at wimbledon, sealing her place in history. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world

williams channel 6 "action news." >> a toddlers with a found wandering on the street alone and hurt. the child had a a -- had a burn on his left foot. when they took the child home, they found an 11-year-old sibling home alone and the home in explorable conditions. >>> james harris is charged with raping and murder jasmine wright. she is beaten and sexually assaulted and strangled inside her west philadelphia apartment. dna and fingerprints link him to the crime. police say he should have been in prison before the attack. >> he has 31 priors, back in 82 he was arrested for killing his own father and he has been arrested for sexual assault and several robberies and burglaries, he is a monster. >> do he was fired as a handyman a week before the murder, he got into the apartment without forced entry. police say i he attacked her as she talked to her mom on the phone. the motive is unclear. >>> police in conshohocken are looking for this woman for allegedly holding up a bank in broad daylight. police say she walked into the bank of america and approached a material and implied she had a gun before demanding money. the

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burning up. they rage out of control, destroying land and lives. many wildfires are no accident. tonight we meet those who hunt down the arsonists >>> unmatched. 33-year-old serena williams takes the trophy at wimbledon, sealing her place in history. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news". reporting tonight, peter alexander. >> good evening. his controversial comments about undocumented immigrants from mexico reignited a debate over immigration. donald trump is taking his blunt talk to the border ground of arizona, the epicenter of this divisive issue. he turned provocative politician ignored pleas to tone down his language. trump insists he has launched a national movement. we begin in phoenix tonight with nbc's katy tur. katy? >> reporter: peter, sit a tense atmosphere out here. protesters are screaming, chanting. trump is speaking to his biggest crowd yet. estimates put it at 5,000 people. >> we will win! >> usa! usa! >> reporter: on the streets of phoenix, the mercury matched the rhetoric. 105 degrees and angry. a hot topic with hot opinions. >> what do you think about his comments on latinos in. >> he t

burns off by 9:00, 10:00 a.m. until then, these counties under a fog advisory. that does include fairfax loudoun, prince williamr, parts of montgomery and frederick counties. again, that fog advisory running until 10:00 a.m. this morning. once we get past that fog, we're looking at a mix of clouds and sunshine throughout the day today. so here is your morning planner. by 8:00 a.m. we're looking to find temperatures in washington around 72. suburbs still in the 60s at that point. some patchy fog still by 10:00 a.m. otherwise we jump up to the upper 70s mostly to partly sunny by 10:00 a.m. noon, we're at a mild 81. david, we were talking about this earlier. nats play late dan datoday at 8:00 p.m. i'll have that forecast coming up. >>> right now traffic looking clear this morning as folks head back from the beaches in maryland and delaware. this is from the bay bridge. nice and clear at this hour. commonwealth of virginia, 95 express lanes are headed northbound this morning. this is to help you coming back from virginia and carolina beaches. more than a million folks in our region expected to travel for the fourth

william bradford iii, then lobelia. >> the murder is not over when the victims die. the murder's over after he has finally sated his anger against them. >> he's still killing them even after they're dead. why he burned could have buried them deeper and covered them up, and who knows if they ever would have been found. >> well, you see, it doesn't count unless somebody sees it. he's making a statement, i, william bradford bishop, am in control. these are my family members. i did it. screw you. bye. >> with the forestry tower only being about a mile, we probably got there not long after the perpetrator had left. >> and there was evidence of a peel-out of a car, so they just missed each other. >> approximately two and a half hours south of the grave site, bishop was observed in a store, and he purchased a pair of low top tennis shoes. >> he had to get rid of his actual shoes because they were covered by blood and other material. and then he uses his credit card to identify himself at a store that he has to know that we're going to find. >> they found the station wagon at the great smoky national park in a parking lot. >> he didn't clean out the car, either. all the evidence was left in the car. >> they

william and kate will have their daughter princess charlotte christened in a private service. she's two months old now. the christening will happen in front of queen elizabeth at her country estate. one burningion, will pippa be named a god parent, will harry? pippa will be there, but not harry. he's on a conservation mission in africa. >>> if you're having trouble keeping yourself controlled especially when it comes to food, you may want to try getting a good night's sleep. researchers in south carolina found poor sleep habits make you more impulsive, inattentive and interferes with your decision making abilities. they say not getting enough sleep can also lead to weight gain and high blood pressure. >>> well, this story will probably remind you a lot of the lessons your parents told you to remember. take a look at how this race ended in atlanta. >> boy, you talk about speed. he's going fast. run run! >> all right. so the guy on the left the one who seems to be celebrating his big win, actually lost the race. maybe because he celebrated a little too soon. you see the other runner comes up behind him at the last second. but not only that the winner then tweeted this, he said he was happy to

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radar sunshine burning through the clouds today, cloud cover back, 81 degrees southerly wind, here is the showers right now, coming over areas of 66 through fauquier county into prince william county now, on this track east and northeastward, putting some rain into burke, fairfax leesburg, over and essentially into d.c. by the time we get to 7:00. good thing, those showers are fairly light seeing the showers now, southwesterly wind, the system of low pressure gets closer to us, there's the front, it's down to our south well down to our south in inning income just one of the reasons why we have a little bit more sunshine today. but now for saturday afternoon and for saturday evening, rain chances up for the afternoon and down for the evening. and in terms of anything that we get, intensity-wise, the locations that will see the most rain is right here. hagerstown around martinsburg, winchester around cumberland, culpepper, fredericksburg those areas in purple for the green, for the blue, most of the area about a half inch of rain will fall from what comes in. i do think that a lot of that will be from what comes early saturday. let me show what you i'm talking about, here is

he burned several fingers but his injuries not expected to threaten his football career. whoo. >>> williamssisters are facing off tonight in wimbledon. serena and venus play each other in a fourth round match. both of them won the grass court grand slam tournaments, five times. always great when the wimbledon sisters go after each other. will be great tennis. sandra: we'll be watching them play tennis. cheryl. thank you. we'll bring you latest breaking news on greece and what it means for your money. keep it here. ♪ sandra: all right. so the question is what now for greece? a no vote for bailout and their finance minister resigns. joining us is peter kaufman. great to have you here, sir. >> nice to be here. sandra: so what happens? you have a big prediction what happens next. >> i will tell you what i think should happen if i were advising greece. we're advising boards looking for shareholder value. we advise governmental entities. it is about goals and leverage. who has the goals and who has the leverage. greece has maximum referendum leverage with the referendum vote. would not lay back f

burns. voters are faced with the first opportunity to participate in the nation's government. a ballot is cast by 93% of those eligible. the governor, william quinn, a republican. [applause] >> the gop and a kratz control one vote of the legislature -- and democrats control one vote of the legislature each. elected to congress, the first japanese american ever. a war hero. the first asian ever elected to the senate, fong chinese. >> they look at this as if it were a matter and antimatter. >> anything complicated confuses him. >> so makers robert gordon and morgan neville talk about their documentary, best of enemies, on the 1968 debate between conservative william f buckley and will -- and liberal courted gore vidal. >> today, i believe there is someone saying the numbers are dwindling. talk about hot topics, hot salacious topic #2. then, that was not the norm on tv. i don't think these guys needed that. >> he was moderating, but he disappears for sometimes five or more minutes at a time. today, you would not have a moderator not jumping in 60 seconds at a time. >> sunday night at eight eastern and pacific. -- 8:00 eastern and pacific. amer

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burning the flag to taking down the ten commandments. are are wondering what the heck is going on in this nation? charlene on facebook says this is a disgrace. william him or hate him, he's making a difference. that's donald trump. he's told by univision we don't want to air your pageants. he's told by nbc, we don't want to air your pageants ever. instead of saying i'm sorry about my stance against immigrants and mexico he doubled down. >> people are pouring in and i mean illegal people. illegal immigrants are pouring in. 300 some odd thousand are in state jails now according to homeland security. this is an amazing statistic. 80% of central american women and girls are raped crossing into the u.s. now, 80% -- hard to believe even -- this was written by fusion. know who fusion is? it's owned by univision. >> he's suing univision for half a billion dollars. he is suggesting univision dropped him because it's privately held. one of the guys that owns univision, he's a hillary clinton fund-raiser and supporter. they're trying to suppress trump's freedom of speech because he's running for president n. a number president. in a number of polls he's number

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burns. dr. charles. the first opportunity to participate in america's government. winners of the top posts. governor william quayle, republican. the gop and democrat each controls one house. generally reflects hawaii's melting pot. elected to congress, the first japanese-american ever. and, the first asian ever elect it from the senate. >> monday, on the communicators fcc communicator michael o'rielly on net neutrality, regulating the internet, and the public influence on policy-making. >> at the commission meeting when it is presented to the commission, it should be presented publicly. that would allow an opportunity for everyone to comment and hone in. right now, we have people who raise concerns regarding our items but they often do not know exactly what is being put forward. so they are doing rifle shot at many structures. i would rather people target in where they would like to see fixed and not have to pay attention to that which they do not have to pay attention. >> monday night on the communicators on c-span-two. >> recently, the american historians meeting was in st. louis, missouri. we spoke with