roxanne perez says she could hear children enjoying the evening at a family's party across the street. >> you could hear the kids yelling, five, four, three, two. >> and just at the start of 2019. >> boom, boom,

and when roxanne lost her husband. men cindy winkler as a state representative thank you for being here. there is one that is more consequential than any other role and that is to be commander-in-chief of the united states of america and the united states military. that's a sacred duty. so we hope that you understand it's important that i make a serious speech that will take about 25 minutes about american foreign policy and why i am so f concerned about security and deployment of the united states military. power to deploy the most powerful military in the history of the world with the larger or more powerful military than we have. and then to take an oath of office to swear responsibility to our troops and their families. care for those who go to war and when they come home and their families while they're out. and then that responsibility that they risk their lives that when they are in harms way it is for the overwhelming national securityanlm purpose. the united states of america would stand by its commitment to s

so the folks i just named have been friends and they know, roxanne and i were just talking about, we shared a lousy occurrence on the same day. she lost her husband, i lost my son. but we cared what happens happening to the other person and not just to ourselves, and a lot of the people in this room were, excuse, as we used to say in the senate a point of personal privilege, so good to my son beau, my son hunter. you really were. you reached out and embraced him and i know some of you know, i won't mention the gentleman's name, but i was on the other side of the state and good guy, and i hadn't seen him a long time and walked up and said joe, i'm still for you, but i would have rather voted for your son for president, but i'll vote for you. my dad used to have an expression and say, you know your success as a father when you turn and look at your child and realize they turned out better than you. the way you embraced my son. the way you embraced me when things happened and you embraced roxanna when she lost her husband means a lot. i didn't plan on saying any of this at the outset, b

thank you. [ applause ] >> folks, roxanne and i have known each other a while. i have to tell you she is right about how she is serious. it means a great deal to me. after this time she would endorse me. i mean it sincerely. it's -- it means a lot. and i've got a great, great friend who has -- we keep in touch with one another. we lost one of our good friends, doc, when we passed away. but jim where are you? jimmie? you're where in here. jim, thank you. [ applause ] >> you know aband mayor bill gluba. i know you know this because a lot of you have been involved in politics a while. but, you know, one of the things that's the great honors, as much of a repetition running for president is, going all over the country. you -- people don't raeltz you make friends for life. you make friends for life, no matter you win, lose or whatever happens. you become friends for life. and so the folks i just named have been friends. they know -- roxanne and i were just talking about we showered a lousy occurrence on the same day. she lost her husband. i lost my son. we knew about

>>now a 9 yet another mass shooting roxanne american community. virginia beach virginia is the latest city where a gunman opened fire this time today killing a dozen people. good evening, thanks for being with us tonight at grant lotus can't resist osu in for vicki libby oc us. >>that chaotic scene sending terrified people scrambling for cover and tonight we're learning much more about what 10 news conference wrapped up just about an hour. here's what we know at this hour. now there were 12 people that have died authorities say the gunman was then shot and killed by police after a gun battle, andy rose has the latest. >>and prayers go to the families. of those who left home this morning. and will not return. tonight. >>tragedy in virginia beach friday evening, a mass shooting at the virginia municipal building the deadliest mass shooting in america since november, 2018 when 12 people were killed at the borderline country music bar in california today. >>is virginia beach is first hour. >>i have a number of officers right now who well that could b

roxanne bronze has the high pitched tone like a squeal of the car trade that doesn't stop is keeping her awake at night police have told her it is legal they think it's a fad and it's going to go away it's not going away. and it's proving you know, it's driving me nuts, i work at home. i can't concentrate when it goes on for for you know hours. some neighbors are saying way too loud. because cooking breath as a somebody is so. >>and little says we're proud to show it off. will complain about the noise makers tuesday night at the city council meeting the law changes are still looking is says he will keep installing doesn't in your neighborhood, no i want. and i've been so the 5 so i have to say whatever they want to work aboard 7. easy transit bus driver told us the noise is so loud you can't even hear the siren from an approaching ambulance. >>so far they've caused no known accidents. you know from our challenge. >>the surge in the show like that every morning good morning. >>on by the way, here's what you want to download because tonight as we're celebrating our 70th anniversary wil

thank you for the song roxanne. we're doing songs with people's names in the title. if there is a special song you want to hear, let us know. that is roxanne by the police. and use the #ktvu on twitter, facebook, or instagram. >>> 7:24 here. an incident involving an oklahoma police officer and a woman went from calm to chaos when she refused to sign a ticket. it was caught on body camera. >> you're under arrest. >> no, i'm not. >> i'm placing you under arrest. >> you're full of because you're not me under no [ bleep ] arrest. >> do not take off. >> let me sign it. >> we're beyond that. step out. >> the 65-year-old woman drives off and eventually stops in a parking lot. that is when the officer pointed his gun at her and orders her to get out of the truck. she refuses and we see him pull her from the truck and on to the ground. the police say she kicked officer. the officer tazes her and was able to put her in handcuffs. she is charged with felony assault of a police officer and resisting arrest. >>> tesla's facing a new problem with the dog mode setting originally de

the economists, roxanne willis and kerry brown and silvia nellsons, thank you. later today, sofia is talking to the ninth annual microsoft women's conference in new york city. i know they're going to really enjoy that. and also mika is tackling all of these issues with her know your value movement. and speaking today in detroit. go to know your value.com and get much more information. that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up our coverage right now. >> thank you, so much, joe. i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning we start with 47 months, a federal judge sentences paul manafort to less than four years in jail. despite eight felony convictions on tax and bank fraud. the court declaring president trump's former campaign chairman, quote, lived an otherwise blameless life. >> it's a sentence far too short for a list of crimes. i think i spent more days in detention in high school than judge ellis thinks that paul manafort should spend in jail. >> a lot of attention. >>> and a democratic divide. house democrats overwhelmingly pass a resolution to reject

the economists, roxanne willis and kerry brown and silvia nellsons, thank you. later today, sofia is talking to the ninth annual microsoft women's conference in new york city. i know they're going to really enjoy that. and also mika is tackling all of these issues with her know your value movement. and speaking today in detroit. go to know your value.com and get much more information. that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up our coverage right now. >> thank you, so much, joe. i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning we start with 47 months, a federal judge sentences paul manafort to less than four years

affect those calculations you know i don't think we're going to get this vaccine is going to take a roxanne really 3 years to test and then go through a period of evaluation by regulatory bodies to get it approved and then another couple of years to roll out so it will not have an effect if successful it won't have an impact for at least 5 to 7 years and won't actually start to be rolled out possibly for another 5 or 70 is how much is it going to cost so that's an important question i think that ultimately the cost has to be appropriate for low and middle income countries because we are all in agreement the purpose of this vaccine is to protect the world well thank you very much for sharing your out work on this with us we do appreciate it got to call different from the director of the division of aids and national zoo's of allergy and infectious diseases who is working on this vaccine. with al jazeera live from london much more still ahead. children being separated from their parents in front of an american flag. searing testimony from democratic lawmakers who visited migrants at overcrowd

kept it from enabling an economic revival roxanne fallen from and thank you very much indeed for your thoughts thank you focused on as prime minister says he'll do what he can to facilitate talks between iran and saudi arabia in non-con made the comments following a meeting with iran's president hassan rouhani in tehran on sunday after that he met iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali home in 8 august on hopes to act as a mediator between iran and saudi arabia to defuse rising tensions in the gulf region will travel to riyadh on tuesday and says he's hoping for a breakthrough soon i said because more from tehran pakistan's imran khan has been trying to negotiate some form of mediation since the united nations general assembly last month in new york where he met president rouhani on the sidelines now this is the 2nd meeting between the 2 discs in the last month and imran khan said today that this initiative is a pakistani initiative and no one has told pakistan to do this he said that he wants to facilitate talks between iran and riyadh iran is a neighbor. is with the wrong go along with

that here was my son was roxanne was moved to the states and nothing else but it is to show. that somehow wouldn't be a. three hole the final straw was nicely. so you just see how he would be nice for a little the food they made sure wasn't he said he was kind of on their way to winning the state of the city who reviews champions all the noise out there and you know hey right now the reality now is you're tired you can really do you should be home soon and still heavyweights ovation they've been outplayed by very very young harry potter scans old c three one you know final speed. on the as we can see it's a rope thing that authorities have a new correspondent for a second wondering from the in front of the camera i was housed i'm going to celebrate how do they do in gaza. how the man who celebrates his meal this week said because a lot of these crimes are. i do sponsor and they mounted on the front seat going over to the emirates you guys are close to it overseas because the book i haven't been able to. use a game account so slight against north korea it is still about one hu

we have to have a system that is designed to handle this roxanne's. rather than domino we are all redundancy in the system so this doesn't happen you just can't have a power outage of this magnitude in this city it is too dangerous the potential for public safety risk and chaos is too hard we just can't have a system that does it's got simple at the end of the day and that's what we're going to work on. hello again i'm elizabeth with the headlines on al-jazeera thousands of protesters are back on the streets of hong kong to vent their anger as beijing's political influence on the city the gathering in shock turned a district that's popular with tourists from mainland china iran says it's looking at legal measures to free an oil tankers seized by the u.k. of gibraltar burton says it would be willing to release the vessel if can guarantee that the ship won't deliver oil to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions. as to what we have adopted in this series judicial process in regards with the all takers seized by the british military forces and we think courts

at 4:00, roxanne gay, with her book "not that bad: dispatches rom rape culture." our live coverage continues with janet napolitano discussing her book. elder, author of "double standards." be sure to watch our live weekend coverage of the los angeles times festival of hopes, starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern saturday and sunday, on book tv on c-span2. >> the c-span bus is stopping at middle and high schools across the country to present the prizes and awards to the winners of

there roxanne but the lid ministration house signed off on. social reform the sounds attempts to quell a popular i burst of fury over desperate living conditions since tuesday the country has been rocked by a violent corruption protests in which at least 100 people have been killed within 6 security forces have repeatedly used live fire against demonstrators and the internet has been cut to most iraq. stories that shape the week here on our international be back with plenty more in 31 a reminder for right to the moment developments our twitter page coverage. i'm mad as kaiser one more of my guide to financial survival this is fun it's a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these hedge funds are simply not accountable and we're just adding more and more to the. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for a hazard. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids. and as a parent. i can come up with arguments a

>> reporter: simpson lives and works on the santa clara pueblo ju mexico.e espanola, new her moer, roxanne swentzell, is a ceramicist, as was her time.r-- a tradition through >> i come from a long, long line of artists and creative people. and a long lin i mean, as far as you can go back. >> reporter: not talking ayeut ten or 2s. you're talking about hundreds. >> yeah, i'm talking about hundreds, possibly thousands. >> reporter: "continuity" an seeing "art" as part of daily life, simpson's work is a contemporary take on the traditions of her santa claraad tewa ancestors. and now, she's part of a groundbreaking exhibition, the first of its kind dedicated to more than a thousand years of artistic achievements by native american women. put togeer by the minneapolis institute of arts, where we saw it, the exhibition is called" hearts of our people." co-curator, jill alberg yohe: >> this exhibition was really necessary in a non-native context because it had never been explored before. and that was stunning becauseme ing that is so clear in native communities was not atve all addressed in the ar

. >> roxanne. >> hi. one quick question. can you tell us how much funding goes into jedi for 2020? >> for jedi we have 61.9 million. >> and you foresee going aheaded with the program. >> i think the contract thing strategy is something our team is running. we have the funding in the budget for the program. >> and the second one, very quickly, follow up from the previous questions, are you -- are you not concerned at all that you are running a risk of only just getting $545 billion for defense or significantly smaller defense budget because of the gamble it with the okay sfloo. >> i think we're clear on the level of funding required to carry out the national defense strategy. and it will be our job to work through the rest of the cycle to make sure that our requirements are understood. >> thank you. >> aaron meta, defense news. i wanted to ask about the european deterrence initiative which got a 10% cut $600 million down from where enacted. what's the thinking behind the cut? ? at belief that the russian threat has subsided to the nato allies. >> no. we are continued to be committed

at 4:00, roxanne gay with her book "not that bad: dispatches pe culture." live coverage continues sunday at 130 p.m. eastern featuring janet homeland security napolitano discussing her book. at 4:00, actor justine bateman with fame. author brett easton ellis at 5:30 with his book. at 7:00, the author of double standards. watch our live weekend coverage of the los angeles times festival of books starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern saturday and sunday on book tv on c-span2. >> barbara bush had finally had enough. they were out of the white house. she didn't need to bite her tongue anymore. that she took offense at it, that reporters were at her door asking questions about it, which was not true. it was designed to give nancy reagan a little heartburn. reagan,said to nancy "and don't you ever call me again." and she hung up. a, usa week on q and today washington bureau chief susan page on her biography of barbara bush. >> at the very beginning, she said "you will never see my diaries." her diaries are kept at the bush library, but they are not available for public v

. >> roxanne and mark already have two children. >> he keeps talking about having another baby and she's not here for it. >> she's already got three babies. >> yeah. well lab baby is one of them. you're correct. but he wants her to give birth to another. >> you don't understand fully what labor is or even how painful it is. mark is going to go under a labor simulator. >> is roxie a nurse or something? >> no, she doesn't have to be. she's done this twice before. she knows what's going on. >> she should put them close to his you know -- oh. >> start off really light. >> a little tickle. it's fine. [ breathing ] >> that's a little harder. >> yes? >> breathe through it, mark. >> right about here they kick it up a notch. >> yeah. >> yes, okay. [ groaning ] >> why is my leg vibratvibratin >> i can see it. keep taking a breath in. be very careful. >> hey, i had a hernia. do you want me to give you a hernia, you know, make it feel like you had a hernia? you're women. you have babies. what do you want from us? like, it's just the way it is. >> it's called compassion. >> great. i know it hurts. bu

featuring igor volski, author of "guns down at 2:30", roxanne with her book "not that bad, dispatches from rape culture". at 5:30 beth macy with "dope sick". benjamin donovan with "shoot for the moon", coverage at 1:30, with former secretary janet napolitano "how safe are we", actor justine bateman with "fame", and at 7 conservative talk show host larry elder, author of "double standards." be sure to watch our live coverage of the los angeles times festival of books starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern saturday and sunday on book tv on c-span2. >> the u.s. senate is about to gavel in to start its day. lawmakers are expected to continue work on the nomination of david bernhardt to become the next interior secretary replacing ryan zinke. he's been the acting secretary since mr. zinke resigned in january. now live to the senate floor on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. black, will open the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty savior, the way, the truth, and the life, shed your light today upon the pathway of our senators.

vaccine from the american company so the scene is experimental roxanne is not license yet have been used to west africa break or so in the break and now in the know north kivu and. this is. a recommendation from that bridge you saw. recently so there has been discussion about the and to adoption of 2nd bites in and again is doubly sure to. an advisory group that rich or i think you. and your accommodation was like this so they're recommend to continue to use the correct vaccine deviously vaccine for the contact of contact and also from the plant light. workers so this is the 1st requirement and or so. they say that they are open to to to test the 2nd box in about out of design of the current outbreak that was the requirement this in so in order if you know how as how effective are these vaccines what do we know about them the johnson and johnson one which is the new one and the mark one. for the for the 1st world there is nothing. called truck. or. seductive. magic i'm just imagining that i am i living. and all i want to know is will it save my life right when can you tell me that. when

vaccine from the american company so seen is experimental roxanne is not license yet have been used in the west africa break or so in the break and now in the know not people and. this is. a recommendation from the bridge you saw. recently so there has been discussion about the and to adoption of a 2nd vaccine and again is what the british or the. advisory group that ritual i think is in today and your accommodation was like this saw their recommend to continue to use the current vaccine deviously vaccine for the contact of contact and or so from the plant light. workers so this is the 1st recommendation and or so. they say that they are open to to to test the 2nd vaccine but out of desire of the current outbreak that was the recommend this in so in order you know how as how effective are these vaccines what do we know about them the johnson and johnson one which is the new one and the mark one. for the for the 1st. result being. called truck. or. the duchess of magic i'm just imagining that i i live in the r.c. and all i want to know is will it save my life right when can you tell me

. >> reporter: that was the case for roxann figueroa, she was 19 and pregnant. >> when you're with someone it's hard and you start to make excuses for this person because ultimately you do want to stay with this person and you do want to make it work. i was afraid and i was humiliated i felt embarrassed and felt how could this happen to me? >> reporter: it's a sentiment far too common experts say there's still much working to done to change the stigma we blame women for the violence against them we blame women for being raped we blame women more being hit. we blame them as a culture and we want to know why we haven't stopped an epidemic of violence against women is because we hold them responsible for every bad thing that happens we have to change that culture >> reporter: for figueroa who works at the east l.a. women's shelter it took fearing for her life and her children's lives for her to escape. >> leaving is the most dangerous part i know it because i lived it. >> reporter: dr. heger says we need a cultural change so it no longer gets to that point. change she says can and should star

the issue and express their opinion on it one of those people was new york times best selling author roxanne gay who received numerous e-mails from jonathan weisman one which stated i believe you owe me an enormous apology and if you would hear me out i think you would agree also this week c.n.n. anchor and definitely not a godfather character chris cuomo was caught on film threatening to throw a man down a set of stairs because he jokingly called him fredo after the godfather character this is an aberration that was one can see tweets over the years from cuomo to random practically anonymous twitter users like this one in which he wrote maybe you were hit with a rock that made you confuse facts. has the e-mail journalists replace the walter cronkite's of the world who held back 30 years in rage in order to be a sense of strength for readers and viewers in other news weight watchers now known as w w released crowborough a weight loss app for children that's right now your young son or daughter can get a jump start on their body dysmorphic disorder for as low as $12.00 a week are we over prot