susan thornton on our first panel. the honorable susan thornton, acting assistant secretary of state for east asia and pacific affairs. she seay assumed responsibilities in february of 2016 after serving for a year and a half as deputy assistant secretary. secretary thornton joined the state department in 1991 and is a career member of the foreign service. welcome secretary thornton and thank you for your patience and thank you for being here with us today and we'll begin your testimony. >> thank you very much, chairman gardner, it's great to see and you thank you very much for inviting me to appear before you today on this really important, urgent issue for both the united states, our allies and global security. north korea's july 4th intercontinental ballistic missile test is only the latest evidence of kim jong-un's desire to threaten the united states with nuclear weapons. it constitutes a serious escalation of the dprk's nuclear and ballistic missile programs. our goal is to protect our country, our citizens and a

and thornton wrote about this in her didiary. so thanks to ms. thornton's diary we know the two women stood here and watched washington burn. now as we we can look at the dining table, presently the dining table is focused with a number of those objects that thomas and martha purchased at that 1802 mount vernon sale. you see a number of those plates have the stickers on them that i mention mentioned. but the plates, all of these things are pieces that came from mount vernon and were used here attituder place by the peter family. after britannia's death in 1911, her son purchased the place outright. they adding electricity, telephones, and an esteemed radiator system. now this space they used as an office. it's also a place to highlight some of the arin the family's collection and a number of engravings. here you see a freak wrnt visitor to the house in the 19th century. and then next to him the president woodrow wilson. he happened him to sign it, so he simply sent it to over to the white house and had him sign it. he recognized the significance

most of the immigrants had departed thornton wrote in his trail diary. some were assembled at indian creek, a few were in this place not yet prepared to depart. among these i became acquainted with james reed, george donner and jacob donner. together with their wives and families all through the neighborhood of springfield, illinois and all proposed to go to california. thornton told the donner brothers and read that he was waiting for a few other immigrants to arrive and expected to move out within the hour. . . >> >> and those travelers who dared to venture from the l.a. and. by sunrays -- sunrise the camp was stirring bidding the mother and sister farewell they had ridden with the company all the way to springfield but now it is almost time for them to go home they would ride with the wagons bin hedy's to illinois the departure of independence was in place into the memory of many members of the party. as we drove up main street they weighed down light-hearted good buying and as we approached the building the agent came to our way again and put in to t

most of the emt grants had already departed, thornton wrote. ... where an even larger caravan awaited them later the kansas river. certain advice made good sense. we agreed that they would all meet again soon. and then the read and don our family continued their inspection of independence. the panorama was nothing like they never seen on the public square in springfield the fact that the many immigrant wagon trains. they have just arrived after 46 days on the santa fe trail. after three weeks on the trail they were especially excited among those in independence who took notice of the donner in reed family arrival. he was starting a two-month adventure that he described as a tour of curiosity and amusement in the rocky mountains. destined to become one of the historians as a result of his experiences in the american west he published in 1849 the oregon trail. the sketches of prairie and rocky mount life. the book, despite the most distal leading -- misleading title inspired many people to move westward and have a profound impact on generations of re

his district includes thornton. >> we have got to do something to get the debt under control. it's either do it the easy way now, which may not seem easy to some, or have the whole thing come crashing down and not be able to provide snap, medicare, medicaid or anything to anyone because we're in a financial crisis. >> reporter: mick mulvaney is the trump administration's director of the office of management and budget. >> we're no longer going to measure compassion by the number of programs or the number of people on those programs, but by the number of people we help get off of those programs. >> reporter: in may, the white house presented its budget, which aimed to slash federal spending by $3.6 trillion over the next decade. if congress were to pass that budget, snap would lose $193 billion, around 25% of its funding. the plan calls for tightening standards on who qualifies for the program, and for the first time, the budget shifts a large chunk of the cost to states, starting with 10% in 2020 and rising to 25% in 2023. for arkansas, that would mean $144 million added to it

jose but he is heading north as thornton signed a one-year deal to remain in san jose.>>> the giants riding the lawn asked -- longest winning streak in the season and they defeated the pirates in pittsburgh. >> it is done. he makes the catch. >> they get pumped up after that catch and that great diving play. the giants trailed by one run in the eighth until brandon steps up on the plate.>> brandon bell gets the high dry -- high drive and it is out of here. >> that was number 16 for brandon belt. >>> the oakland a's hosting the white sox today after being swept by the braves and the sunday game went into extra innings as bruce maxwell ties it in the 11th inning but the a's could not close the door as john asked berg gives up the homework, -- homer, and the braves take it, 4-3. >>> the all-star lineups announced on sunday, and alonzo represents the a's with the eighth year veteran making his first all-star appearance, batting .280, and buster posey the national all-star for the fifth time in the top catcher batting .339 with 10 home runs. >>> actor charlie sheen cashing in on a valuabl

joe thornton and brent burns. they are poising for the espn body issue. this is a shot of the men wearing towels. they are set to hit the internet on wednesday. they'll hit newsstands on friday. so if that's not enough, there's more to come if you want to check it out. >> by the way, burns and thornton are the cover models for this issue. and one person has commented, so much hair, because they've had the beards. they have a lot of hair. >> a lot of people enjoying the holiday weekend at the movie theater. "the mignons" are a draw. "despicable me 3" is the number one movie so far this weekend. it features the voices of steve carell and trey parker. more than triple the number two movie. overall, the summer box office is down 8% from last year at this time. >> waiting until it gets really hot to take the twins to that. good air-conditioned alternative. "nbc nightly news" is next. we'll be back at 6:00. >> see you then. >>> on this sunday night, tale of the tape, the president with a provocative new attack, in a doctored wrestling video, starring him on the

thornton's coming off knee surgery after playing with a torn acl and mcl. in the playoffs, he's one tough due. he's expected to start skating again in two weeks. authority >>> as we mentioned earlier in this broadcast, yonder alonso will be the lone a's representative as the all-star game in miami. it's his first selection, but it's even more special because it will be in his hometown. he won't start, but he did not receive enough fan votes. here's the starting lineup for the american league. salvador perez, blue jays first baseman, justin smoak. altu version, correa. judge, trout, and springer are in the outfield, and dickerson will be the d.h. now, the giants lone representative is buster posey. he'll start at catcher. in the infield, nationals first baseman ryan zimmerman and second baseman daniel murphy. nats bryce harper, rockies charlie blackmon are in the outfield. >>> final round of the women's pga championship. second major of the year. san francisco native danielle kang shot a three under 68, including four straight birdies on 11 through 14, inclu

on the roads, this is thornton heath where london road is closed southbound at thornton heath pond because of an accident. let's have a check on the weather now. good morning. a cloudy start this morning. it will be in and break. spells of sunshine. on the whole, warmer than yesterday. cloud to start. especially in the east. that will gradually start to disappear. sunny spells on the way. patchy cloud. light winds and it will be dry. 22. a pleasant and to the day. evening sunshine. some more cloud working in into tomorrow morning. clear spells in the meantime. a warm night as well. 15 — 16 for the meantime. a warm night as well. 15 — 16 forthe minimum. meantime. a warm night as well. 15 — 16 for the minimum. tomorrow morning, thickening cloud. rain is coming in from the west. that will fragment. patchy rain through the afternoon. not as warm. not as much sunshine. a maximum of 20. low pressure to the north of the uk brings fresh wind. feeling chilly in the breeze. showers around. dry weather. that continues into the weekend. changeable. showers. also spells of sunshine. and that is a

representative from the state of ohio fourth district, and the president of the united steelworkers, charles b thornton, the director and chairman of the board of litman embassies incorporated and the executive director of the naacp, the commissioner of commerce the state of kentucky, herbert jenkins the chief of police in a winter georgia. the origins of the recent disorders in our cities. will make recommendations to me, the congress, the state governors, and the mayors for measures to prevent and contain the future.rs in the network, the commission members will have access to the fact gathered by director edgar hoover and the bureau of investigation. to use itsl continue full authority to investigate these riots in accordance with my standing instructions and continue to search for evidence of conspiracy. but even before the commission begins at work and even before all of the evidence is in, there are some things we can tell about the outbreaks of this summer. first, let there be no mistake plunder, pillage, all of this is not part of a civil rights protest. tore is no american right raid stores or

. ♪ thornton: not unless you want to start world war iii. jack: never mind. gentlemen, remember, we need the asset alive. you mean the asset and us, right? mm. don't get insecure on me now, jack. ♪

our sharks insider was the first to report that joe thornton has agreed to a one-year deal to remain with san jose. he will earn close to $6.5 million. since he joined the sharks in 2005 thornton has 215 goals and a franchise record 722 assists in 914 games. only alex ovechkin and sidney crosby have more points over that span. back to you. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." a state senator is asking the public to pass the sales tax that will help fund a vital cog if every day's commute. larry gerston to discuss the ins and outs of the bill and had how it could help commuters move along smoother. caltrain, which travels the 51 mile corridor between the >>> an effort to secure stable financing of cal train which travels 51-mile corridor between the south and san francisco. counties served by cal train to approve an 8 cent tax. political analyst larry gerston joins us this morning. >> it is in the big picture, no question. cal train carries more than 60,000 people a day. historically san francisco, san mateo, santa clara county, they've been the major funders of cal train on a v

. >>> joe thornton has agreed to a one-year deal to remain with san jose. jumbo joe will earn close to $6.5 million. since he joined the sharks in 2005 he has 215 goals and 722 assists in 914 games only alex ovechkin and sydney crosby have more points over that span. >>> and shaun livingston will remain with the warriors for three years and as much as $24 million. david west will return to the team, a one-year deal for $2.32 million. west won his first nba championship with golden state this year and is expected to retire at the end of next season. >>> nba free agents can agree to terms of a deal but nothing can be signed yet. the all-star rosters will be announced sunday at 4:00. buster posey is expected to be the catcher for the national league. no surprise there. >>> and after that -- the warriors have signed andre iguodala, agreed to a contract for three years. >> which is fantastic. a bargain price there. >> warriors are going to be back. >> a shuttle service through big sur. >> starting today. >>> big sur visitors have a way into a popular state park

and again, going back to my great hero thornton wilder, i'd always thought, wouldn't it be wonderful to write a book that would be like "our town" which is wilder's great masterpiece. >> sure. >> in which i'm writing people you have never heard of. >> right. >> rather than having a historic celebrity get you in the tent. you've never heard of these people but i'm convinced if i find such a story i can make it work. but of course, to make it work you have to find the material and i stumbled in part because i got interested in manessa cutler on a collection that marietta college in ohio, the town of marietta, the first settlement in all of the northwest territory. i found letters, diaries, unpublished memoirs, such as you dream of finding. and so i have at least five or six characters for whom i have enough material i could write a biography of each one of them and what they did out there and the adversities that were in -- roadblocks, the things that like most of us give up but they didn't. they didn't give up. >> is it in part a story of these revolutionary war soldiers not adequatel

we'll just get out of here by saying happy birthday to jumbo joe thornton of the sharks. he just one upped yesterday. >> fresca. >> we're in the wrong business. we'll be back after a break. contestants this weekend... they're style.. they re grace.. and they live in a fish tank... out - >>> well china hosted a beauty pageant with some unusual contestants this weekend. their style, their grace, and they live in a fish tank. over 10,000 gold fish flaunted their fins at the pageant, but the panda butterfly tail captured the heart of the judges in the end. >> nice. >> did you have fish when you were a kid? >> from the fair, yeah. it didn't last long. see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. >> cbs weekend news is next, as we look at the flag prior to the 4th. we'll see you at 6:00. >> quijano: president trump's latest attack on the media. a mock video of him beating up cnn, as the battle over health care continues. also tonight, an arrest in the case of a high school graduate gunned down in a road rage incident. >> this appears to be a savage, senseless, and brutal act.

records have the sharks re-signing joe thornton to a one year, $6.5 million contract. patrick marleau deciding whether he'll return to team teal or jump to anaheim. sharks gm doug wilson quickly checked off top priorities. re-signing goalie martin jones and defenseman mark edvard vlasic to contract extensions. the 27-year-old net minder has been phenomenal, including a stanley cup final last year. the 30-year-old vlasic gets an eight year, $56 million contract. he's regarded as one of the best defensemen in the league. nightly task of shutting down the opposing team's top players who played 811 games over 12 seasons, all for san jose. >>> california classico putting the earthquakes and l.a. galaxy at stanford stadium. 75th minute. quakes down 1-0. galaxy looking for more. the stop, the drop kick down the field to a streaking chris wondolowski who's going to stop on a dime, finished with the left foot, and that ties the game 1-1. that's the score late in the second half. we'll have complete highlights at 11:00 on abc 7. >>> nascar daytona for the coke zero 400. possibly

>> it is. >> i'm joanne thornton with policy connections. thank you all. i wondered if we could talk a little bit about the arena that nelson mentioned in the context of negotiation as well as, well, what other countries may or may not be doing with respect to trade remedy law, whether it is in response to our trends or not. so, for example, in the nafta objectives, it seemed like there were some pretty important departures, some strengthening of the remedy laws beyond getting rid of chapter 19 and the safeguard extension. third country dumping i'm thinking about, which was mentioned in that "wall street journal" article. at the wto, the chinese have made proposals that i gather are simply unacceptable to the u.s., but is there a prospect of a fruitful discussion about trade remedy rules at the wto? the eu is implementing some reforms in its remedy law. so if anyone cares to address what is going on in the arena that will either be detrimental or helpful to us, that would be great. >> i think it is a great question. i would step back from it though and try

sharks resigned thornton to a one near $6.5 million contract. 38-year-old patrick marleau the still deciding whether he will return to the team or jump to anaheim. doug wilson quickly checked off his priorities resigning jones and vlasic to contract extexas. jones gets a six year $34.5 million deal and the 27-year-old net minder has been phenomenal in net, including in the stanley cup final last year. the 30-year-old vlasic gets an eight year $56 million contract. he is regarded one of the best defensemen in the league and has the might east task of shutting down the opposing teams' top players. played in 812 games over 11 seasons, all for san jose. >>> a's hosts the braves after fighting to of a no-hitter against atlanta last night. they get r.a. dickey today. he seems to be enjoying himself. dickey held the a's to one through six innings. davies ties it is up. makes it 3-3. 22nd of the year. casilla on the mound. santiago grounds to short. the rackie drops it for an error. next batter, swanson, second rbi of the game. a double to left. santana will score the winning run. a's lose their fou

that's when big joe turner and big mama thornton played in the area. a little tribute for you. singing a song called hound dog, ain't nothing, but a hound dog in an elvis kind of thing and it got their stuff going. >> and you didn't know that, did you? >> i did not. >> big mama thorn. there you go. >>> we have some good weather this afternoon. a region-wide cooling trend and most areas down by just a few degrees today. some of our inner east bay back by 100. but for the receives temperatures came down. take a look at the comparison from yesterday into today. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees for most of us. take a look at san rafael 24 degrees cooler this afternoon. here is a look at the numbers right now, a nice mild 68 in oakland. 78 degrees in hayward where we had the blues festival going on. low 90s reported for livermore, concord, and walnut creek. concord at 97, still very warm in the inner east bay areas like antioch still near 100 degrees at this time. but for most again a better day if you to not like the heat. the onshore breeze is 25 miles per hour through fairfield. mar

." >>> over to hockey, the bearded wonder joe thornton is no longer a fre free ajent. the sharks reupped the veteran center for another year for 6.5 million. san jose also signed defenseman to an 8-year deal through 2026, and goali e martin jones was given a six-year extension through 2024. let's give some love to the lpga. outside of chicago, danielle king at no. 8, and stuck the landing to set up a birdie. king at 368. she's tied for the lead. and one of my favorite names in golf. just rolls off the tongue. drove the green on the par 4. two putt for birdie. tied going into tomorrow's final round. fellow by the name of david is the leader on pga stop outside of the nation's capitol. >> all right. say her name again. >> shella choy. just boom boom. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. >>> thank you so much for watching at 5:00. we'll be back here for a full hour of news coming up at 6:00. >> as for what's happening between now and 6:00, cbs weekend news is coming up. now, we're going to go outside somewhere. oh, nice. >> very nice. ns ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by c

. >> as the evening wore on, police shut down the parking lot of a shopping center off thornton avenue in newark because it was the scene of several illegal fireworks displays. >>> for a lot of people the fourth of july means local celebrations and parades. the annual independence day parade in danville is a tradition for many, drawing thousands of people. hometown groups marched and rolled down hearts avenue. they say they enjoyed the feeling of community and patriotism. >>> thousands of people lined the streets of downtown fremont. a patriotic collection of floats, marching bands, and a lot of vintage cars. this year's theme was we are one. >>> in alameda cowboys on horseback and mariachis led the parade across the island city. families lined the streets today enjoying the music, food, and all the drinks. organizers say the 3.3 mile long event is one of the largest parades in the nation. >> on ktvu.com we've posted more from today's fourth of july events including video of the fireworks show in san francisco. you'll find the story right on our homepage. >>> the u.s. and south korea f

it happened along port sailwood drive in thornton avenue. police told abc7 news the man lighting a mortar type of firework inside a tube and went off before he had a chance to get away. the man is being treated. >>> hundreds of thousands of people enjoyed organized firework shows that lit up the skies across the bay area. in san francisco, this is what it looked like or perhaps what it sounded like because as you can see, unless you were really concentrating on the low level fireworks, a lot of it disappeared behind the fog. >> when we saw the first firework shoot off, we were like, oh, really exciting. >> two hours of traffic and then three hours to find a parking and then half of the fireworks are kind of cut off from the fog. fog. ♪ >> marlene presard was not having it. people were having fun with a free fourth of july concert at pier 39. san francisco police increasing the presence to keep the peace along the water front. hopefully people had fun anyway. >>> in the south bay, a feast for the eyes and ears in a fourth of july fireworks

joe thornton will reportedly sign a one-year deal with san jose. he's expected to make between six to six point five million dollars since joining the sharks in 2005 -- he has 215 goals and set a franchise-record with 722 assists. and that is sports. ( marty ) thanks j-r. later, we'll break down the moves the warriors have made this offseason. and don't forget to watch sports night live tonight at 9 following the kron four news at 8. ( marty ) live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)seasonable weather conditions are expected through the week ahead. expect night and morning low clouds along the coast and in the valleys which will give way to mostly sunny conditions inland during the afternoon hours. modest warming is expect today, followed by slight cooling by independence day. but for the most part temperatures will be near to slightly below normal. ( marty ) swimming, boating, and other types of water fun might be in y

we'll hear testimony from susan thornton who sevls as the acting assistant secretary for the bureau of east asian and pacific affairs, serving as chair of the subcommittee is colorado senator cory gardner who recently introduced legislation to impose an embark goe against north korea. that hearing starts live at 2:30 also on c span 3. >> congress is expected to have a buzz week with the house considering proposed sanctions

and although they have resigned joe thornton for another season... some sad news for the sharks today... patrick marleau... the sharks all-time scoring leader... really the leader in almost every sharks franchise statistical category... is leaving... he signed a 3-year... 18.75-million-dollar deal with the toronto maple leafs... ending his 19-year run in san jose... san francisco native golfer made history in olympia fields, illinois 24-year-old, danielle kang won the k-p-m-g women's p-g-a championship. in her first l-p-g-a tournament she took a major. she birdied the last hole to win the tournament with a 13-under par kang entered the tournament as the 43rd player in the world (justine) coming up next... k-f-c is taking their ad campaign to the next level... what they are doing that makes it this world.. literally... who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretak

. >>> hey, in hockey, the bearded wonder, joe thornton, is no longer a free agent. they reuped the veteran center for 6.5 million. also resigning for an eight-year deal through 2026. and jones through 2024. >>> over to golf, lightning and golf do not mix. pga stop outside of washington, d. c. when play resumed, look here. >> 133 yards away, and pay dirt for an eagle. bradley tied for 12th. >> he carried his own bag. at 14, david lingmerth drove the green. his only birdie of the day. carded 3 over 73. but he does have a one-shot lead going into sunday. >>> best of the lpga. outside of chicago where we found daniel king, no. 8. a three under 68. she is tied for the lead, tied with stella choi. drove the green for the par 4, 14. these players just getting stronger. two-putted for a birdie. tomorrow is the final round. >>> all about the nba free agency this weekend. i bumped into somebody in the newsroom this weekend, they were like, oh, man i'm so warriored out. sorry. >>> all right, vern. thank you. >>> coming up after the break, one of america's greatest mysteries. a

greatly influenced as a student in college by thornton wilder. his novels and play and particularly the play our town and i thought what if he could write a book about real people in a real town and have sufficient material to get inside their lives, their nature and drying on letters, diaries and so forth. i found that in a collection in marietta, ohio which was the first settlement in the northwest territory. to other new england states. they were veterans of the revolutionary war who were inadequately compensated for what was called script, senate money and it was worthless by and large and compensate for that terrible oversight, unfairness with land. who had been through eight years of torment and difficulty and hard slogging. and start this whole new community in the middle of the wilderness. i can get into their lives in a way that you couldn't do for a group of people today. every imaginable thing that could go wrong went wrong but they would not give up. they would not give up. this is important. we tend very often to misjudge people beca

joe thornton will reportedly sign a one-year deal with san jose. he's expected to make between six to six point five million dollars since joining the sharks in 2005 -- he has 215 goals and set a franchise-record with 722 assists. tomorrow joe will turn 38 years old san jose also signed long-term deals with defenseman, marc-edouard vlasic (blah-sick) and goaltender, martin jones. longtime shark, patrick marleau remains a free agent. (justine) coming up, a teen turns into a millionaire after putting air in his tires... we'll tell you how - next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. " this was the first week where i was like i have n

happy birthday, jumbo joe thornton. yesterday signed a contract to resign up with the sharks for $8 million reported. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the president has been taking a lot of shots at the media lately, but we've never seen anything quite like what mr. trump tweeted out today. >> he's the man on the mission. we caught up with an army veteran walking his way around the country for a good cause. >> and this man has sued so many bay area businesses, he's turned it into a full time business of his own. complete with staff. >> he gave them bonuses for how many lawsuits they prepared. he he told them how many complaints they had to file in a workweek. >> how he is turning tiny technical violations into big bucks. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ss

and then going back to my great hero, thornton wilder, i always thought wouldn't it be wonderful to write a book, it would be like our town, which is wilder's great masterpiece in which i'm writing about people you've never heard of. rather than having a historic celebrity get you into the tent. you'd never heard of these people, but i'm convinced if i could find such a story, i could make it work. but of course to make it work, you have to find the material. and i stumbled in part because i got interested in vanessa cutler by a collection in the town of ohio. i found letters, diaries, unpublished memories, and so i've got at least five or six characters for whom i have enough material i could write a biography of each one of them and what they did out there. and the adversities, the roadblocks, the things that most of us give up, but they didn't. they didn't give up. >> is it in part of a story of these revolutionary war stories that had not been paved -- >> they were all revolutionary war stories. and the idea is the government had no money, and any land given by the government, that wa

joe thornton will reportedly sign a one-year deal with san jose. he's expected to make between six to six point five million dollars since joining the sharks in 2005 -- he has 215 goals and set a franchise-record with 722 assists. tomorrow joe will turn 38 years old san jose also signed long-term deals with defenseman, marc-edouard vlasic (blah-sick) and goaltender, martin jones longtime shark, patrick marleau remains a free agent (justine) coming up after the break... online voting gets under way to name new crayola color some crayola fans... are seeing red over the retirement of the yellowish dandelion.(jr) but they can still help choose the name for its replacement in the crayon box. it will be a shade of blue - and the company needs help to pick the name for it. online voting for a new name got under way on crayola's website tongiht. the choices include "blue moon bliss", "bluetiful", "dreams come blue", "reach for the stars" and "star spangled blue." the voting is open until august 31-st. (jrs) coming up at 11.... the 5-year-old boy from south

. >>> and in hockey, free agency began yesterday, and the sharks re-signed with joe thornton. 38-year-old patrick marleau is deciding whether he is going to return to team teal the or jump to anaheim. and the gm doug wilson quickly checked off the top prior tis and re-signing martin jones and marc-edouard vlasic. and jones will get $37 million, and the netminder has been phenomenal including in the stanley cup final last year. and 38-year-old vlasic will get a $38 million deal, and he is regarded as one of the best defensemen in the league, and nighly task of shutting down the nightly task of the other team's best player. he has had 11 seasons all for san jose. >>> and baseball, the a's will be facing the brave's knuckleballer r.a. dick kich aay and he held the braves to one run. and a two of-run shot which is his 22nd of the season to have a three-run ball game. and santiago casilla on the mound, and franklin morales boots it for the error, and then swanson has a double, and s santana with the winning run as the a's lose their fourth in a row. third inning, josh bell knocking in a run wi

>> i'm joann thornton, global business, thank you all, i wonder if we can talk about the arena nelson mentioned in the context of negotiation, what other countries may not be doing with respect to trade remedy law in response to our trends or not so in the nafta objective, it seems there were some important departures, some strengthening of the remedy laws getting rid of chapter 19 and the safeguard exemption. . country dumping, which was mentioned in the wall street journal article. at the wto, chinese made proposals, please be unacceptable to the us, a concept of a fruitful trade remedy rules at the wto. if anyone cares to address what was going on that would either be detrimental, that would be great. >> that is a great question. i would step back from it and reiterate thinking through the lens of trade remedies is the reaction. was we need to think about is what the underlying problem is we need to address. the underlying problem we need to address arguably right now is this stems back dealing with china and china is a different economic system and we have in the united states, an

. >> i was in a high-speed chase and i crashed on thornton avenue going up the freeway on the wrong way of the freeway. i guess they said there was money and dope all over the freeway. and i woke up eight days later in a coma. i woke up here in the clinic in santa rita. it took me about close to a month to remember her because my memory -- i had lost my memory. >> meanwhile, mcbride asked cowin to accompany her to get an abortion. but things did not go as planned. mcbride was on the back of cowin's motorcycle and had all their money in a backpack. >> my gas light pops on. so i'm like -- i get off to get some gas. i get off the bike, she's still on the bike. i go and the backpack's open. so the money flew out, right? i'm like, man, i'm hella mad, right, because it wasn't just that money, right? it was all my money, right? >> how much? >> you know, i mean, it was like -- i can't tell you to the dollar amount, but it was a little bit, you know? >> like $1,800. he was going like 140 on the freeway. so he said she's a miracle baby. that's what he says. >> cowin and his parents helped raise t

we'll hear testimony from susan thornton who sevls as the acting assistant secretary for the bureau of east asian and pacific affairs, serving as chair of the subcommittee is colorado senator cory gardner who recently introduced legislation to impose an embark goe against north korea. that hearing starts live at 2:30 also on c span 3. >> congress is expected to have a buzz week with the house considering proposed sanctions against russia, iran and north korea, as well as defense related spending bills. the senate is dealing with health care legislation. watch live coverage of the house on c span and the senate on c span 2. and watch anytime on c span dot organize and listen on the free c span radio app. >>> next, arkansas senator tom cotton talks about russia and europe's current military strategy. he spoke last week at this event hosted by the center for strategy and international staud i see. it's close to an hour. >> i'm a senior fellow here on the national security program and i run the missile defense prompt here at csi s. today's event is entitled the russia challenge in europe,

reports have the sharks re-signing joe thornton to a one-year, $6.5 million contract. 38-year-old patrick marleau is deciding whether he'll return to team teal or return to anaheim. wilson checked off his top priorities. re-signing jones and defense man marc-edouard vlasic. jones gets $34.5 million. the 27-year-old netminder has been phenomenal, including in the stanley cup final last year. >>> meanwhile vlasic gets a $56 million deal. he's regarded as one of the best defensemen in the league and shuts down the opposing top players. he's played 812 games over 11 seasons all for san jose. >>> baseball, a's hosting the braves. it was not pretty. this little guy seemed to be en joigs himself. didn't care what was happening. one run through six. bottom eight, 3-is braves, chris davis with a man on, ties it up. a two-run shot. 22nd of the season. we have a 3-3 ball game. meanwhile, santiago ka sill a on the mound. grounds to short. rookie boots it for an error. next batter, second rbi of the game. a double to left. santana with the winning run. a's lose their fourth straight. matt moore on the

don't know if you remember the movie "pushing ten" there was an illustration of that with billy bob thornton and they caught the wind as well. that's not too much of a dramatization of it. it dispick you up off -- it does pick you know off the ground. >> there are danger signs posted everywhere at the end of the runway in st. martin, but there's no law stopping people from standing next to the jet blasts. are there any rules for this type of thing here in the u.s.? >> well, in the u.s., there absolutely are and the faa and aircraft certification and airport certification work together to make sure about this. you have to blast fences involved and it redirects it up and out of the way so it won't hit the cars or anybody below. but there are rules that recommend things, but they don't have any enforcement authorities so each country is up to its own demise. st. martin is i believe a dutch controlled country or island. and it needs to be with their regulations so obviously they haven't enforced those and they haven't put those into place. >> what's your take? do you think places that allow this

. >> my name is neil thornton, a therapist at the bronx da office and i wanted to ask how do we ensure that in the same ways that people can keep african-american males, we focus on female trauma because we talked about in the new jim crow so eloquently, policing practices, intentional incarceration and what we haven't really delved into was the ways in which black females are victims, like having tv in your home. it makes you a target for the family to be separated and oftentimes that's the gateway between black female criminalization and joblessness because it's a case that found it. your ability to work as a nurse, teacher, social worker. things that women are often interested in doing and being are no longer on the table so how do we make our community and other communities more aware of the ways in which black women are being criminalized. >> thank you so much. it sounds like a good study. >> somebody else got online so what i want to say is if we're going to do this, people have to say the question, 30 seconds and move on so we can get everybody's voice and. >> there needs to be

reports have the sharks re-signing joe thornton to a one-year, $6.5 million contract. 38-year-old patrick marleau is deciding whether he'll return to team teal or jump to anaheim. doug wilson checked off his top priorities. re-signing jones and defense man marc-edouard vlasic. to contract extension. jones gets $34.5 million. six years. the 27-year-old netminder has been phenomenal, including in the stanley cup final last year. meanwhile, the 30-year-old slas i can gets an 8-year $56 million deal. he's regarded as one of the best defensemen in the league and shuts down the opposing top players. he's played 812 games over 11 seasons all for san jose. >>> baseball, a's hosting the braves. facing knuckleballer r.a. dickey. it was not pretty. this little guy seemed to be enjoying himself. didn't care what was happening. held the a's through six with one run. bottom eight, 3-1 braves. davis with a man on, ties it up. a two-run shot. 22nd of the season. we have a 3-3 ball game. meanwhile, santiago ka sill a on the mound. grounds to short. rookie boots it for an error. next batter, second rbi of

it happened along port sailwood drive near interstate 880 in thornton avenue. police say he was lighting a mortar type of firework in a tube and the, ploesive went off before he got away from it. the man is treated at a trauma center. >>> hundreds of thousands of people got to the organized fireworks show around the bay area. take a look. now this is what people saw in san francisco which wasn't a whole lot because you see that? like just goes up in the air and then you never see it again. disappears with the clouds. so some people were a little bit disappointed. >> we were like, oh, it's really not exciting. you know? >> two hours of traffic and then three hours to find a parking and then half of the fireworks are kind of cut off from the fog. ♪ >> listen to mike nicco. >> i'm not saying, you know, watch us because otherwise your fireworks will be ruined but watch us because otherwise your fireworks will be ruined. we give you plenty of notice! it was not going to be great conditions. in any case, a free concert there at the pier which people enjoyed and the

have very good group in minnesota, our fbi there they stepped in, the special agent in charge, rick thornton has -- they worked very well with our local law enforcement and are achieved. you want to briefly comment on your views on working with local law enforcement? >> i think working with estate, local law enforcement is hugely important, especially because there's so much on the fbi's plate right now. there needs to be partnership between the fbi and other federal law enforcement agencies and state locals and a multiplier way. there's all kinds of support that the fbi can provide to law enforcement whether it's pardoning on investigations, training the national academy is a great thing that when i talk to people at state and local law enforcement, they consistently praise. i'm gratified by the support that has come in, i think that's a terribly important relationship. the threats we face are way too many for one agency, much less the fbi to do all by itself. >> i think director comey thought that way as well and i had respect for his work with local law enforcement. and i appreciated your

the white house, i wrote speeches all the time for george bush, and now they are because donald trump thornton them, he strengthened the nato alliance, and he is taking the most anti-russian policy across the board, and i'm sorry, you're wrong. >> dana: he took a different route to get there, but he got there. all right, gentlemen, is accurate, i love it that we can crack you up tonight. >> well, that is pretty absurd. >> dana: up ahead, the bad news for democrats keep on piling up, brand-new polling, just how unpopular they are with blue-collar voters, will they turn on their current leadership? that is the head, plus giorgio martinez, because portland, oregon, refused to comply with a federal detainer order, he was able to viciously assault a 65-year-old woman. up next, whether stories like this increased pressure on the courts. >> this is an outrage, if political correctness isn't just dumb sometimes it can be downright dangerous or even deadly, as we have seen in some cases. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. boost® the n

. >> in working with law enforcement, we have a very good group in nebraska, secretary thornton stepped in when we had the stabbing at the shopping mall last fall. do you want to briefly communicate your views on working with state and local law enforcement? >> i think working with state and local law enforcement is hugely important, especially because there's so much on the fbi's plate right now, that there needs to be partnership between the fbi and other federal law enforcement agencies and the state and locals in sort of a force multiplier way. there's all kinds of support that fbi can provide to law enforcement, whether it's partnering on investigations, training. the national academy is a great thing, when i talk to people in state and local law enforcement, they consistently praise. i'm gratified by the support that has come in over the last few days from state and local law enforcement agents. i think that's great because the threats we face are way too much for the fbi to deal with all by themselves. >> i appreciated your words about him. from time to time there have been propo

justification for murdering them legally ethically or otherwise we really appreciate your insight david thornton author and activist thank you so much for joining us today thank you in kabul this morning a taliban suicide bomber killed at least twenty four people and injured forty two during a rush hour attack police say the assailant reportedly rammed a car filled with explosives into a minibus carrying employees of the mines and petroleum ministry the taliban took responsibility for the attack and he statements to the media saying their primary target was intelligence services personnel according to the united nations couple accounts for at least twenty percent of all civilian casualties this year meanwhile officials say the taliban has launched a series of attack. throughout afghanistan in recent days prompting clashes in more than half a dozen provinces there are new and violence coincides with a pending decision from u.s. officials determining whether more troops will be needed to both need to lead training and buys remissions all this comes after u.s. officials in the country say a u.s. ai

our fbi there, they stepped in, special agent in charge rick thornton and his group stepped in when we had the stabbing at the shopping mall this last fall, worked very well with our local law enforcement and our chief. do you want to briefly comment on your views on working with local law enforcement? >> thank you, senator. i think working with state and local law enforcement is hugely important. especially because there is so much on the fbi's plate right now that there needs to be partnership between the fbi and other federal law enforcement agencies and the state and locals and sort of a force multiplier way. there is all kinds of support that fbi can provide to law enforcement, whether it is partnering on investigations, training, the national academy is a great thing that when i talked to people in state and local law enforcement, they consistently praise, i'm gratified by the support that has come in over the last several days from lots of state and local law enforcement organizations. and i think that's just a terribly important relationship because the reality is the threats w

i'm joanne thornton with policy connections international, a global business dialogue. .hank you all i wonder if we could talk a little bit about the arena that no some in the context of negotiation, as well as what other countries may or may not be doing with respect to trade remedy law -- their response to for example, in the nafta objective, it seemed like there were some important departures, some strengthening of the remedy laws beyond getting rid of chapter 19 and the safeguard extension. this was mentioned in the wall street journal article very thatse of made proposals together are completely acceptable. if anyone cares to explain what is going on that would be helpful or detrimental to us, that would be great. >> great western. i would step back and try to thisrate, thinking about from the lens of trade remedies is a reaction. what we really need to think about is what the underlying problem is that we are trying to address trade the underlying problem arguably right now, is stemming back to dealing with china. china is a different economic system van what we have in the uni