rutter is a prolific fund-raiser known for recruiting top talent. here she will serve as artistic and administrative leader for dance, chamber music and jazz. she will also oversee the national symphony orchestra and the national opera. she will be inheriting an ambitious $100 million renovation. please join me in welcoming the new president of the kennedy center, deborah rutter. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. i think he said it all. so we're done now, we can all have a nice afternoon. thank you, myron for the invitation to be here, thank you, nick, thank you, amy for the opportunity to be here and for your very generous words. you've done great research also. i understand. it is a pleasure and honor for me to be here, when you don't live in washington, d.c., this place, this place right here, not just washington, d.c., but this place is a very awe-inspiring place. i am really grateful to my friends who are here from the kennedy center and who care about the arts and our society. i want to say thank you to adrian and to helen for

rutter is a prolific fund-raiser known for recruiting top talent. here she will serve as artistic and administrative leader for dance, chamber music and jazz. she will also oversee the national symphony orchestra and the national opera. she will be inheriting an ambitious $100 million renovation. please join me in welcoming the new president of the kennedy center, deborah rutter. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. i think he said it all. so we're done now, we can all have a nice afternoon. thank you, myron for the invitation to be here, thank you, nick, thank you, amy for the opportunity to be here and for your very generous words. you've done great research also. i understand. it is a pleasure and honor for me to be here, when you don't live in washington, d.c., this place, this place right here, not just washington, d.c., but this place is a very awe-inspiring place. i am really grateful to my friends who are here from the kennedy center and who care about the arts and our society. i want to say thank you to adrian and to helen for

you attach this little bomb to the rutter, and it gets charged up, as the man steers the boat out ofr, he's putting the fuse into the bomb. and it explodes when it goes out of sea. that's the rudder bomb. he worked out of a boarding house in new jersey, and tunney and his men track him down. >> i'm going to assume that the germans knew about the academics' real identity and not just his new identity? >> it's an interesting question. i would like to think they did, but one never knows. i mean, the man was all over the place. and i think they saw that here's a chance where we can take this guy who is out of control. we can pull the strings, but we can pull them from a distance and send him out and have him do our bidding, but we won't get the blame. because what they were doing, you know, if germany was involved in the assassination of jp morgan, that would have brought the united states into war. that's why he had to be eliminated. that's why there's been -- when my book came out, the dallas morning news did -- this is lee harvey oswald all over again. they said that's why oswald had

here on c-span 3 at 8:00 eastern remarks from the president of the kennedy center, deborah rutter. on c-span 2 at 8:00 we'll show you american university citizenship conference, civic, business and education leaders discuss what it means to be citizen. on c-span at 8:00 we'll have more congressional retirement interviews. our foc

deb roo rutter, with a lock at kennedy center. citizen conference, civic and education leaders discuss what it means to be a citizen. on c-span at 8:00, more congressional retirement interviews. our focus is michigan democratic senator carl levin and texas republican congressman ralph hall. they are part of our week-long series. >>> this thanksgiving week c-span has interviews from retired members of congress. watch thursday from 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> as much as we've accomplished in 36 years, and i don't want to look back at that as much as to look forward to the next couple months and in the next couple months there's a couple things i would like do. one is to get my defense authorization bill passed. this is an annual ef important major effort, involving large amounts of staff. i also want it finish up work on a permanent subcommittee on investigations. looking at some gimmicks which are used to avoid taxes. >> i've been a member of congress for 34 years. and to finally get beat, if i was a manager for a baseball or football te

we lost our rutter. where do you i go and where is my unique purpose?and how to believe again in community and others. in the human spirit all over the world. i wanted to share their story. most people don't think of the humble people in the community as the teacher. they think of the big shots as the people who know. i saw it differently. >> let's talk about rosemary. what did she mean to you some. >> if you look at the family, nine brothers and sisters and three had great careers in politics. is president of the united states. one has an intellectual disability who is almost forgotten. not by brothers and sisters, but by the world. she was the person who taught compassion and more than anyone to president kennedy and certainly to my mother taught them that love is not something you earn, but something you give. she gave them the confidence that they could ask others to volunteer. they knew when they were asked to care for their sister, they had a wonderful time. >> testifies a lesson in a family of great privilege which caught them about the others. t

at 8:00 eastern remarks by the president of kennedy center, deborah rutter on the importance of arts education. on c-span2 at 8:00. citizenship conference discussing what it means to be a citizen. and on c-span at 8:00, more congressional retirement interviews with michigan democratic senator carl levin and texas republican congress ralph hall, part of our week-long series. >>> this thanksgiving week c-span is featuring interviews from retiring members of congress. watch the interviews tonight through thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> as much as we've accomplished in 36 years, and i don't want to look back at that so much as to look forward to the next couple months, and in the next couple months there's a couple things i'd like to do. one is to get my defense authorization bill passed. this is an annual effort, a major effort involving large amounts of staff. i also want to finish up some work on the permanent subcommittee on investigations looking at some gimmicks which are used to avoid taxes. >> i've been a member of congress for 34 years, and, you know, to finally get beat, if i

now the new president of the kennedy center for the performing arts, deborah rutter, outlines her u future plans and emphasizes the importance of arts and education and cultural diplomacy, from the national press club, this is an hour. >>> good afternoon, and welcome. my name is myron delkheim, the washington school of media and public affairs and former international bureau chief with the associated press and the 107th president of the national press club, the national

doctrine was long overdue and his public criticism was continued when he said they're a ship without a rutter. they're feeling sea sick because the church lost its compass. >> and although it is hard to ignore the timing of berk's criticism and removal from hovs officials confirmed no direct relationship and in his new position berk plans to continue to confirm daily life and tradition. i'm lawsh lauren, fox 29 news. >> this has usual talking in the newsroom. school children may need toe grab at large clocks and make big changes. it doesn't make sense to ship high school students to a little later in the morning and up and adam grade schooler send them out earlier. law makers in new jersey are electric considering this. schedule has been the same for as long as we can remember. 7:30, middle schoolers 8, little ones come in 9:00. new jersey is thinking about switching it all up. teenagers have a hard time getting sleep before 11:00 at night. so that's why starting at 7:30 is tough for them. legislation specifically calls for study of health, academics, safety benefits associated with all this

deb roo rutter, with a lock at kennedy center. citizen conference, civic and education leaders discuss what it means to be a citizen. on c-span at 8:00, more congressional retirement interviews. our focus is michigan democratic senator carl levin and texas republican congressman ralph hall. they are part of our week-long series. >>> this thanksgiving week c-span has interviews from retired members of congress. watch thursday from 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> as much as we've accomplished in 36 years, and i don't want to look back at that as much as to look forward to the next couple months and in the next couple months there's a couple things i would like do. one is to get my defense authorization bill passed. this is an annual ef important major effort, involving large amounts of staff. i also want it finish up work on a permanent subcommittee on investigations. looking at some gimmicks which are used to avoid taxes. >> i've been a member of congress for 34 years. and to finally get beat, if i was a manager for a baseball or football te

here on c-span3 at 8:00 earmark it's remarks from the kennedy center, deborah ru rutter. on c-span 2 at 8:00 we'll slow you a citizen conference, they'll discuss what it means to be a citizen. speakers include retired general stanley mcchrystal and on c-span at 8:00, we'll have more congressional retirement interviews. our interviews include senator carl levin of michigan around representative ralph hall of texas. these are part of our week-long series. this thanksgiving week c-span features interviews from the entire members of congress. watch the interviews tonight through 8:30 p.m. eastern. >> i don't want to look back at that so much as to look forward to the next couple of months. in the next couple of months, there's a couple of things i'd like to do. one is to get my defense authorization bill passed. this is an annual effort, a major effort involving large amounts of staff. i also want to finish up work on permanent subcommittee investigations looking at some gimmicks which are used to avoid taxes. >> i've been a member of congress for 34 years. you know, to final

here on c-span 3 at 8:00 eastern remarks from the president of the kennedy center, deborah rutter. on c-span 2 at 8:00 we'll show you american university citizenship conference, civic, business and education leaders discuss what it means to be citizen. on c-span at 8:00 we'll have more congressional retirement interviews. our focus will be on senator carl levin and representative ralph hall. >>> this thanksgiving week c-span is featuring interviews from retiring members of congress. watch the interviews through thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> much as we've accomplished in 36 years i don't want to look back at that so much as to look forward to the next couple of months. in the next couple of months there's a couple of things i would like to do. one is to get my defense authorization bill passed. this is an annual effort, a major effort involving large amounts of staff. i would also want to finish up some work on the permanent subcommittee on investigations, looking at some gimmicks which are used to avoid taxes. >> i've been a member of congress for 34 years and, you know, to fin

here on c-span 3 at 8:00 eastern remarks from the president of the kennedy center, deborah rutter. on c-span 2 at 8:00 we'll show you american university citizenship conference, civic, business and education leaders discuss what it means to be citizen. on c-span at 8:00 we'll have more congressional retirement interviews. our focus will be on senator carl levin and representative ralph hall. >>> this thanksgiving week c-span is featuring interviews from retiring members of congress. watch the interviews through thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> much as we've accomplished in 36 years i don't want to look back at that so much as to look forward to the next couple of months. in the next couple of months there's a couple of things i would like to do. one is to get my defense authorization bill passed. this is an annual effort, a major effort involving large amounts of staff. i would also want to finish up some work on the permanent subcommittee on investigations, looking at some gimmicks which are used to avoid taxes. >> i've been a member of congress for 34 years and, you know, to fin