. >>> michelle obama talked about the charleston shooting this morning. the first lady is in italy with her mother and daughters. she said that saying her thoughts and prayers with people in charleston does not convey how she really feels. >> my heart goes out to the people of emmanuel and the people of charleston i pray for a community i know is in pain and with the hope that tragedies like these will one day come to an end. >> reporter: the first lady said she was particularly pained by the fact that the shooting happened in a house of worship, president obama made similar comments yesterday. >>> emmanuel ame is the oldest black congregation in the south. as morgan radford tells us now, it has seen more than its share of violence and upheaval. >> reporter: beyond the tragedy at emmanuel ame standings a church with deep historical roots. >> where you are is a very special place in charleston and it's a very special place, because this church and this site this area has been tied to the history and life of african americans since about the early 1800s. >>

michelle obama talking about what life is like in the white house. [video clip] ms. obama: it feels like you are living in this beautiful hotel and the ground floor is the lobby and when you step into it, you will interact with a whole range of people. some special visitors, staff members. you feel like greeting them and then you get into the elevator and you go into your quiet private, personal space and it feels very much like you are the only people living here. i think the white house staff has really figured out how to accommodate families and make them feel as normal as possible , even though there are dozens of people around dropping off flowers, vacuuming, fixing things up all the time. you begin to see them as family in so many ways and that is the beauty of this place. it is the staff who make it home. ms. swain: even president nixon in his farewell said it is the staff that is the heart of the white house. normally, it is passed down through the 19th century in families. there have been some pretty great people that have gone through history. gary walters,

from martha washington to michelle obama come on american history tv and c-span3. presidential historians on the lives of 45 iconic american women. it is available as a hardcover or as an e-book. >> 40 years ago, the church committee was established in the aftermath of the watergate candle. up next, a panel discusses the history and legacy of the church committee, including how the senate historical office is collecting oral histories of involved personnel and the impact of the committee findings had on the v

. >>> michelle obama talked about the shooting this morning. she is in italy with her mother and daughters. >> my heart goes out to the people of emmanuel and to the people of charleston. i pray for a community that i know is in pain. and with the hope that tragedies like these will one day come to an end. >> she said she was particularly pained by the fact that the shooting happened in a place of worship. >>> to other news now, heavy rains from the remnants of tropical storm bill have been hitting the heartland. two people have died in oklahoma including a 2-year-old boy, missouri has declared a state of emergency, and flood warnings stretch all the way to illinois. and a major highway between dallas and oklahoma city is closed this morning after rains weakened a hillside north of the texas border. it send rocks down on interstate 35. one car was struck by a falling boulder. >>> police body cameras are now in nearly a third of the nation's 18,000 police departments. advocates say when police use deadly force these cameras help hold them accoun

. >>> president obama and first lady michelle obama paid a condolence call on the family of joe biden. this is video of the president's motorcade on its way top the vice president's residents yesterday. 36-year-old bo biden died saturday from brain cancer. in a statement released by the vice president on behalf of the family he wrote quote bo biden was quite simply the finest man any of us have ever known. >> growing up there is a lure that he was called the sheriff. i think he was called sheriff because he was always the guy that was supposed to watch out for the other kids. he was the designated driver. he didn't drink, he didn't smoke. he was a perfect gentleman at all times. >> funeral plans are now pending. bo biden leaves behind a wife and two young children. >>> john kerry is expected to fly to boston after spending over night in a swiss hospital to receive treatment after a broken leg after a bicycle accident. that is him with the yellow sleeves. he ran into a curb. he was in geneva switzerland with talks with iran. he broke his right femur. the 71-year-old kerry is an avid cy

michelle obama sitting down with prince harry. she is there with her daughters and mother to promote education for girls all over the world. the first lady announced the u.s. and britain are committing $2million million to developing countries to teach young girls to be leaders and train educators. >>> >>> so the storms have calmed down, but you're sticking with the yellow alert for now? >> oh, no. >> i canceled the yellow alert. >> it is gone. >> i canceled it. it is done. it is done. >> i just told myself to cancel it. >> i got you. >> it didn't materialize, which is good. the bad news in is the front is still to the west of us, so we could actually see another round of thunderstorms tomorrow. i think we're okay. let's start with our three degree garment tee. 91. we shall see tonight at 11:00. the bushes never got out of the 80s today. let's talk about tropical storm bill. it is ashore now. the main threat, always watt a threat, heavy rain. here is what we're thinking with the hurricane center, it is going to be between houston

the next chance he will get will be this friday because he along with michelle obama and the vice president will be traveling to charleston, and he will beginning the eulogy for the pastor who died along with eight other people in that shooting. that will give him a very public possibility to talk about racism and also perhaps the other subject he wants to talk about -- that is gun laws. and maybe there will be time to talk about the other subject that now is a big debate in the united states -- the confederate flag. laura: obama plus defense secretary meanwhile has been visiting estonia to assure nato members who are worried about russia's activities in the ukraine. ask carter -- ash carter says the u.s. is committed to protecting allies. carter: you lost your independence once before. with nato, you will never lose it again. that's because the united states and the rest of the nato alliance are absolutely committed to defending the territorial sovereignty of all nato allies. laura: francis hosting talks between russia and ukraine in paris tonight the latest attempt at ending a conflict th

. >>> michelle obama is in milan today as part of our international tour. she touched down alongside her mom and daughters. she is promoting her youth initiatives. the trip follows a trip yesterday to london and tea with prince harry. thanks for watching. the news continues next live from doha. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to the news hour i'm jane doeston in doha. the world's chemical weapons watchdog says it has destroyed all of syria's chemical stockpile. >>> greece could be headed for a painful euro exit warns the central bank. >>> france says it will take 11,000 more refugees to help deal with the mediterranean migrant crisis.

michelle obama met with prince harry tuesday at kensington palace. they spoke about supporting military veterans and their families. later she joined prime minister david cameron with his wife samantha fatih. >>> the main trade group says it's glad the obama administration has given food companies three years to faze out the use of trans fat. it's used in food processing to improve shelf life flavor or texture. it can raise bad cholesterol and lower good cholesterol. that say by limiting it thousands of heart attacks will be prevented. >>> back home in california there's a community scrambling to find water. last week the state cut off the water source for the town of mountainhouse. it's a town that attracts many. it creates water diversions amid a historic drought. >> oh my god, my wife thinks i'm nuts. >> reporter: anthony gordon saves drichking water just in case. he said even he never thought it would come to this. >> even in a million years. >> even in a million years. >> reporter: the town of mountain house is on the brink, just days away from

brian: michelle obama was given a very warm welcome monitor to britain. quick she visited a girls school in london. after watching a music and dance performance, she said she was outraged that more than 60 million girls worldwide are being denied education. the u.s. and britain have jointly pledged some 200 million dollars towards girls education in crisis hit countries. the united states has confirmed that it killed the deputy leader of al qaeda. brian: the white house did not say how he was killed, but he is thought to have been assassinated in a drone strike. >> al qaeda has all -- has also confirmed his killing. >> this is the face of one of the world's most wanted terrorists. he is the highest-ranking member of al qaeda to be killed since osama bin laden. he was a close associate of bin laden in the years leading up to the 9/11 attacks on america. but it was as the leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula the network's most active and deadliest branch, that he made his mark. the group has uploaded a video announcing his death. they say he was kill

>> and the graduates, michelle obama's advise for hometown high school graduates who have suffered a terrible loss. >> tonight i want you to understand that every scar that you have is a reminder not just that you got hurt but that you survived survived. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. well, they have been on the run now for five days. the two escaped convicts there's no sign of the escaped killers after a potential citing tuesday launched an intense search in a rural area 50 miles southeast of the maximum security prison in upstate new york. authorities say the trail has gone cold for now, as state police conduct door-to-door searches there today. this as we're learning more about joyce mitchell. she's the prison employee considered a person of interest and questioned by police. nbc's john yang now outside the prison. john, what do we know today? >> reporter: well right now, andrea, i can tell you right now at the other end of this highway, this is the one highway leading in and out, they are conducting searches clearing, looking through abandoned houses.

first lady michelle obama hosting 50 girl scouts part of her let's move outside initiative. the girls will be able to learn girls choice badges, they'll be rock climbing, tying knots. the girls are from many states. >> roast from ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- arnold schwarzenegger. mike birbiglia.

choicehotels.com >>> first lady michelle obama is in london this morning on a two-day visit. she stepped off the plane monday accompanying bid daughters malia and sasha and her mother. prince harry and have tea with prime minister david cameron and his wife. she will also host an event with students on boosting worldwide education for girls. >>> this morning, health officials are trying to figure out what sickened passengers on an airliner over the pacific ocean. 12 people became ill monday with a stomach bug. pon the fuji airways flight to los angeles. ambulances and fire trucks met the plane after it touched down. doctors from customs and board and from the cdc checked out the patients and they were relieved and taken on their travels. >>> the women's world cup, thousands of american flans are along for the ride including one virginia family who is following the u.s. team across canada. >> reporter: being a soccer fan is a prewekrequisite for this family. >> she was totally outside. >> reporter: if you don't believe me just watch. dad michael directed this music video to ce

karla: claudia mamacita molina nos enseÑa a ponernos en forma como la primera dama michelle obama. francisca: atenciÓn padres, ya casi termina el perÍodo escolar, y su hijo no quiere ir a la escuela le diremos cÓmo lograrlo. karla: detrÁs de cámara de la competencia que tiene a todos pegados del televisor cada domingo "me pongo de pie". francisca: y vive lo mejor del festival con mÁs energÍa y diversiÓn del fin de de semana en california, el festival de catalina island. karla: bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". francisca: el programa favorito de las maÑanas, karla, hoy es lunes ! satcha:feliz inicio de semana, es un placer que nos acompaÑa hoy lunes 1 de junio de 2015, vamos por la mitad del aÑo. estados unidos quedÓ sin protecciÓn a la amenaza terrorista, al menos eso aseguran agentes de inteligencia ya que la llamada ley patriota estÁ en suspenso por el momento ya que el senado no llegÓ a un acuerdo para tener su vigencia. entre los sistemas desactivados es tan polÉmico sistema de recolecciÓn de datos que viola la privacidad de millones de estadounidenses, aunqu

. >> first lady michelle obama delivering a commencement speech tuesday in the chicago neighborhood where she grew up. she recognized the challenges that those of dr. martin luther king overcame. >> how you walked the long way home to avoid the gang, how you fight to concentrate on your homework when there's too much noise at home how you keep it together when your families are having hard times making ends meet. >> one seat was left empty for an honor student who didn't make it. in 2013 the school made headlines when hadiya pendleton was shot and killed on the way home from class. >>> well this morning washington, d.c., police and federal agents are trying to figure out who made bomb threats against the white house and capitol. the white house briefing was interrupted tuesday and reporters poured out of the room. a see krep service sweep turned up no bombs. >>> and investigators may be zeroing in on who's responsible for last year's leak of nude celebrity photos. newly released documents show federal agents raided a chicago home in october. they seized computers inside but have made no a

s commitment coincided with an event last july attended by first lady michelle obama, who has championed veterans initiatives for the obama administration. >> and make no mistake it is an aggressive goal. but we have seen time and time again that if you break these numbers down then this problem becomes eminently solvable. >> i don't think anybody's had the confidence that we'd ever be able to make a dent in homelessness. we've just come to accept that we manage homelessness, that we try to make it less bad, but we never make it better. >> reporter: los angeles mayor eric garcetti is a former navy reservist himself. he says the city's effort to end homelessness among veterans is different than how things used to be in l.a. >> our policy was very lazy." i just do housing," "i just feed them," "i'm a free health clinic," and it-- and it admirably-- dealt with the crisis of people potentially dyng on our streets, but it never turned their lives around permanently. that's what's changed now. >> reporter: the first step of this new model is a permanent house, funded mostly at government exp w

president obama and michelle obama traveled by motorcade to offer their condolences. beau biden died of brain cancer after two years. he was 46 years old. >> the world is a better place because of beau. our country is a better place because of beau and our world is a better place because of beau biden. >> funeral arrangements have not been announced. biden leaves behind a wife and two children. and the vice president issued a statement saturdaying beau embodied my father saying a parent knows success when a child turns out better than he did. beau biden was quite simply the finest man we have ever known. >>> secretary of state john kerry flies home to boston today for treatment to his leg after a bicycle crash. kerry ran into a curb sunday in france now far from the swiss border. he was in geneva for nuclear talks with iran. the accident forced kerr yo to scrap a trip that included a meeting on isis. └>> and millions in the northeast face a wet start to the workweek. powerful thunderstorms are lashing the east coast from new washington to new york and boston. the we

. >>> first lady michelle obama and some d.c. elementary school children unveiled this year's harvest from the white house kitchen garden today. unfortunately, they had to move that event indoors to the east room. still, mrs. obama and the students prepared baskets of cauliflower, broccoli, fennel and lettuce. they had a grilled salad tossed with dressing made with honey from the white house beehive. >>> here is wusa9's first alert weather. d.c.'s most accurate. >>> sounds like we could ha to move more activities inside. >> yes, indeed. tomorrow will be just as ugly, or just as pretty we should say. the 3-degree guarantee. we went for a high today of 67. you have to keep that in perspective. our average high is 82. and we were worried. 64, but we made it. not until 6:00 p.m. we made it within 3 degrees. is that correct. two for three now for the month of june. i'm going 67 again tomorrow which is crazy because, again, our average high is 82. let's talk about this. from july to april, monday, it seems like a lifetime ago was 92. 1

first lady michelle obama and vice president joe biden were among those in attendance. >>> here at home sky force 10 was over graterford correctional facility. a cell was set on fire. five or six officers were checked out for or went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >>> delaware's first medical marijuana dispensary opened up today outside wilmington. the dispensary is for patients 18 and older and suffering seizures severe pain or other medical conditions. medical marijuana is also legal in new jersey for a fee. it is not legal in pennsylvania. >>> another night in the dark for tens of thousands of people in new jersey and pennsylvania. four nights after storms devastated entire neighborhoods, the clean-up is slow going. nbc 10's george spencer live once again in greenwich township, gloucester county, tonight. you rode along with power crews. this is not easy work is it? >> reporter: it is certainly not. power was finally restored to this particular neighborhood about 2 1/2 hours ago. and crews showed us tonight their single biggest hurdle remains these huge numbers of large fallen

. >>> first lady michelle obama is wrapping up her trip overseas she travelled to italy where she spoke to u.s. troops stationed at an army garrison and hosted a baby shower for expebtant mothers and held a book reading for children. the first lady is in europe for the global tour of let girls learn initiative. that promotes education for girls worldwide. >>> and nasa is taking on an expedition to one of jupiter's moon they believe it holds a liquid ocean beneath its icy surface, it went from concept review to development. it would reach it several years later. >>> coming up alicia vitarelli's interview with the men behind the scenes of disney's new pixar movie. and melissa magee is tracking a dry day today mostly, and a wet weekend ahead somewhat. it's a 50/50 apparently. there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination

on the agenda, discussions about science and technology as well as energy. >>> first lady michelle obama will have dozens of fourth graders on the south lawn. it's part of the campaign, let's move outside. >>> this morning, donald trump is threatening to sue nbc after the broadcast company cut ties with him over his controversial comments about mexican immigrants. yesterday nbc yooufrl announced it is dropping trump. that means they will no longer air the miss usa and miss universe pageants. last week, univision said it was cancelling its cover of the pageants. nbc was already looking for any host of "the apprentice" because of trump's presidential bid. >> i'll be suing univision, maybe i'll be suing nbc, too. we'll have to see. >> the network issued a statement about dropping trump which reads in part at nbc, respect and dignity for all people are cornerstones of our valued." >>> two events will give the community a chance to learn how to help our veterans. the first one is part of veterans affair summer of service. woodland avenue in university city in philadelphia, is hosting an open

. >>> michelle obama has just picked up a new title, magazine editor. the first lady guest edited the issue of "more" magazine. she pitched ideas and approved copy for the 148-page article including writing a piece on being mom-in-chief. she makes her third appearance on the cover when the issue hits news stands june 23rd. >>> president obama isn't known for congressional charm offensives but made an exception last night when he dropped by the national park for a surprise visit at the annual congressional baseball game on the eve of a key trade pact vote. he greeted players in both the democratic and republican dugouts, it wasn't all glad handling. before the motorcade left the ball park he stopped for the photo with the five racing presidents presidents. including fan favorite teddy roosevelt. the democrats went on to win the game 5-2. >>> that does it for me and "way too early." now let's bring in mika for a preview of "morning joe." >> happy friday. the president's appearance at that congressional baseball game more about politics than the play. he's

first lady michelle obama tweeting this throwback picture. the president with sasha and malia on the beach, saying, quote, "thinking today and every day about the father of these two. happy father's day." happy father's day indeed. >>> still ahead, faith and the power of song. the message from a heartbroken city determined to heal. ♪ oh lord we need your spirit ♪ ♪ right now ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ross america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes

first lady michelle obama, vice president joe biden and other dignitaries will also attend reverend pinckney's funeral today in charleston. reena and kendis. >> kenneth, thanks so much. >>> well health care coverage will continue for millions of americans now that the supreme court upheld a major portion of obamacare. but republican presidential candidates say the battle is not over. from jeb bush to ted cruz the gop promising a fight to overturn the health care act. >>> there are still five major court digs expected to be made public today or monday including same-sex marriage. jim obergefell is waiting for the ruling on that case. he sued the state of ohio for refusing to recognize his legal marriage in maryland. that's a case that eventually made its way to the supreme court. the court is also expected to make decisions on congressional redistricting and an execution drug. >>> scorching heat and historic drought conditions aren't helping firefighters who are battling several wildfires across the west. the largest fire in california has now burned at least 40 square miles in the san bernardi

today, michelle obama is hosting 50 girl scouts for a camp out. they will pitch tents and there will be rock climbing and star gazing. it is national meteor day if you didn't know that. a good opportunity to look for some stars maybe. it's a new part of the let's move campaign called let's move outside. this is the first ever white house campout. it will be interesting to see some of the pictures that come from that. >> they'll have a blast. you know it's also great outdoors month. that and they'll walk away with a badge so they're earning it. >>> stay with us. "news4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >> "news4 today" starts now. >> 5:00 on the dot. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. welcome to "news4 today." are you ready for it? things will warm up again. >> we knew it was coming. tom kierein has a look at the headlines this morning. >> yeah. it's gotten more humid too. we have a clear sky in washington but to the best clouds are two deucing -- producing scattered light sprinkles. those are staying well west of the met

before we run out of time, i want to talk about the meeting you had with michel obama's brother. we have some images of your kids meeting him. you went tomage for success to get everybody all dolled up. >> yeah. they we so pleased. when they knew they h a chance to meet mhelle obama's brother craig robinson at dominican college, theyjust got prepared and ige for success provided all of their lothing, and we went t see him. he was promoting his bock. each of them received an autographed copy of the book. what's most important is that phoenix project is a prevention program, too, so man of our participantsare not -- have been fed with the lal system, but we also have a majority o them that have. so our goal is to help guide them tobe productive members of society. >>jacari, we've run out of time, but want to congratulate you on a your success. >> thank you, thank you very much. thank you for being here. unfortunaty we have run out of time. my thanks to all of our wonderfu guests today you can get more information on our web site. our web site. have a great week. -- captions by vita

first lady michelle obama will be delivering a commencement address at a chicago area high school. king college prep won a competition as part of the first lady's reach higher initiative that challenged students to reach higher completion rates for the free federal aid student application. >>> and happy birthday to actress natalie portman, johnny depp is 52. and michael j. fox turns 54 years old. >>> keep it here for more news weather and sports i'm melissa rehberger, thank you for watching "early today." >>> a victory for your traffic rights. contesting tickets in court finally comes without a price tag, at least up front. >>> and will cleveland rock this evening to the tune of warrior three-pointers? the dubs look to regain their edge in the finals. >>> plus bay area power customers waking up it this morning with no electric tritt after yesterday's heat wave hammered the region. >>> good tuesday morning it's 4:30 i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's check that meet forecast with kari hall. >> yesterday it was rough, same and laura. now

end with the investigation into the underground black market created by a michelle obama. thank you for showing up. >> just like that obamacare survived the test at the supreme court once again and to break it down our senior judicial analyst, welcome back. >> no matter what we are talking about great to be with you. >> established by this state what president does this ruling today said at the court? >> it says when the court wants to assume intend or rewrite or chavis of played a meeting of ordinary english words the court will do so to characterize the words and the phrase as a vigorous then rewrite the statute the way they think it should be written but what is unique with this line of argument but it needed the government nor the plaintiffs challenging say it is ambiguous so for it to decide that on its own is unique and a troublesome because it is the president to do it again it is unique because courts don't necessarily do this to read between the lines for what they meant when they use plain ordinary english. kennedy: and the justice said we are governed by laws no

. >>> happening right now michelle obama in london. she arrived last evening along with her mother and two daughters. while they're there, the first lady will discuss girls' education at a school. today they're also meeting with prince harry as well as prime minister david cameron. following their stay in england they will fly to italy and pete with armed services there. >>> the chicago blackhawks and their fans are celebrating their third stanley cup championship. duncan keith scored what wound up being the cup clinching goal last night against tampa bay named most valuable player of the playoffs. patrick kane added the hawks second in their-0 victory. fans poured into the streets to celebrate the team's victory parade is thursday. con congratulations to them all. >>> still ahead, another reason to eat more chock. hmm, the new health benefits uncovered. >> all right. stunning new developments about the naacp leader accused of lying about her race. she once sued to get legal protection for being white. >>> plus caught on camera a thiev

president obama was joined by first lady michelle obama, vice president biden, house speaker john boehner, hillary clinton and other dignitaries. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. right now, clear skies in san francisco with fog developing near downtown. we'll have the full forecast for the san francisco pride parade this sunday and, of course a breakdown of your entire micro climate forecast in just a few minutes. . >>> i'm robert honda live on copernicus peak above mt. hamilton where cal fire put its new lookout station. why it's being opened and the early signs of fire these lookouts are looking out for. >>> i'm scott budman. today's supreme court decision debated all over social media. coming up what local tech companies had to say about same-sex marriage. >>> from the supreme court to the silicon valley a lot of tech companies took time to celebrate today. yahoo! calling this pride on the green, where hundreds of people got together to party and reflect on the supreme court's decision. tonight at 6:00 we'll take a close look at how employees and companies like y

the first lady michelle obama will also be in attendance. thousands of mourners are expected to get there. yesterday a summer professional. today's public funeral service we'll be held at the college of charleston. two other victims were laid to rest. they were held for 45-year-old singleton. clement singleton served as a minister. friends say she could always do that. the print service starts at a caucus night. we will carry that live for you. the big story worth following today. we are waiting to hear the decision from the subpoena in court. that assist -- a decision could be announced as early as 7:00 this morning. they will decide if couples have the constitutional right to marry. if it makes his decision today. we will bring it to us in as they make it public. here is a live look outside. we are standing by at the cisco city hall. they'll be later this one at about 6:30. the private celebration. it will take place at civic center plaza. an 11:00 to 6:00 on sunday. 830 in the morning. it runs along market street. there will be some stree

. >> michele obama. john: first lady's? she is not eligible that the woman has to be dead but why do presidents, to people's mind what did she accomplish what about those that created something on their own? we could debate to roosevelt but at least other women that are considered clear the dead like this system classified to use stars the issues today or who's started the girl scouts or who invented the term birth control and founded planned parenthood for who started the environmental movement. although serious achievers are pushed by various people with various agendas but when they're asked to show them the name and her picture they had no picture her they were. >> rachel carson is a suggestion. >> i don't know. >> i don't know who that is so american environmentalist >> i don't know her. >> wilma mankiller. john: i am kind of glad they didn't know rachel carson because environmentalist for shipper i think she is a mass murderer curve eating best seller got ddt band and now there is government to finally remove the bay

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. >> president obama said he and first lady michelle obama knew several parishioners at the church that was targeted including the pastor, who died, state senator clementa pinckney. >>> experts are trying to figure out what made 40 kids sick at a swimming pool in antioch. fire trucks and ambulances were called yesterday afternoon to pruitt family park a city-owned waterpark. kids at one of the pools complained of sudden sore throats and coughing and some were vomiting. initial speculation focused on pool bleach but so far tests suggest that was not the problem. >> we found nothing that was consistent with the symptoms that were exhibited here at the pool. >> the park will re-open as soon as authorities determine there is no longer a threat. >>> a fairfield man is hospitalized with serious injuries. police say an attempt to make his own fireworks went terribly wrong. >> fire in the home! -- fire in the hole! fire in the hole! >> that's the bomb squad detonating explosives found inside the man's garage on caitlyn drive yesterday. 42-year-old anthony stewart was airlifted to a hospital wit

michelle obama the first lady, and the two obama children were all in the residence and they a hoek. and so was the alert on capitol hill where the senate hearing was evacuated briefly. there was a search made and nothing was found. during this was ironically a hearing about tsa security. that kachl full circumstancing. said we live in a world of why they are concerned about the performance of the tsa. >> that's interesting. what was the concern that they were talking about when this hoax when this threat disrupted the hearing? >> reporter: a couple of things. there is the horrifying account because only 5% of weapons and bombs all of them dumbied up in an internal test were uncovered and discovered at check points around the country. that's a terrible record. 5% discovered. 95% got through. and now this new report that a lot of lawmakers were upset. as tsa vetted airport workers everybody works in the restaurant who works in the ramps and the baggage and the like. that 70 times amid all of the successes people were given a green light and a pass to work in the airport, especially in

. >> houston has met a challenge from first lady michelle obama to end homelessness for veterans. it is the largest city to reach that goal. >> texas contributes more military recruits than any other state in the u.s. in houston alone there are more than 300,000 veterans. the count rip's second largest veteran population and thousands more are expected to go returning home from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> even one homeless veteran is a shame. >> when first lady michelle obama challenged to end veteran homelessness by the end of the year houston signed on. >> there is not going to be another homeless veteran that stays on the streets of hawn for lock of resources. let us celebrate that. >> mara parker announced that her city succeeded in finding shelter for 3600 vets. >> we really had to focus on the individual veteran. other major cities say they have ended that homelessness. >> i definitely want to get off the street. >> many more veterans need help. an estimated 58,000 former servicemen and women are living on the streets in cities across america. >> i slept in my vehic

. >> this is in the age of michelle obama is a nutritional standards. but people would scream and excitement they could get a six month jail penalty and that doesn't go far enough? period they should be sent to guantanamo. it is unbelievable. unfortunately it is not. but it is the principal who reported this to the police then when the journalists said can you explain? they always do this. they will say no. >> is pending investigation. >> defense this outrageous action. you are giving them criminal records? >> but what does this teach new high school graduates about government? >> i used to think what we do together people are celebrating a big moment in people's lives. that government is very capricious so they got a good lesson. >> someone who has achieved something that you put family members into the system to make them criminals to contain their joy. >> wish they could be fair and balanced. [laughter] kennedy: i consider all of your friends. with our is the studio's safari the python will all join me on the set with a sneak peek kennedy: that is ho

. >>> president obama and first lady michelle obama paid a condolence call on the family of joe biden. biden's son beau biden died yesterday of brain cancer at the age of 36. beau biden was a twice elected senator. funeral plans are pending. beau biden leaves leaves behind a wife and two daughters. >>> and the data collection program expires. a day of political maneuvers in washington, d.c. ended with the u.s. senate adjourning allowing two controversy provisions of the patriot act to expire. it was republican presidential hopeful rand paul who led the charge against the government's collection of american's phone records. >> the senate voted sunday evening 77-17 on an initial procedural vote which the house had passed with overwhelming procedural vote. but the bill could be held by just one senator. the freedom act will go into having the telecom company store the information. mitch mcconnell supported the bill with time running out. >> along with votes on modest amendments, it's now the only realistic way forward. >> the senate's top democrat blamed the republican leader mitch mccon