fleming: thank you for having us here tonight. i am the one true conservative among all these candidates. i want to go to washington and take louisiana values to washington. my dad died suddenly while i was in high school. i overnight became the breadwinner for the family. i joined the military. i became a doctor, and decorated 500 louisiana jobs. -- i created 500 louisiana jobs. i came through diversity to promote my american dream. and now i want to go to the u.s. senate to fight for louisiana families and your american dream. >> for those of you still watching, you have to ask yourself one question -- are any of them in on this stage going to change washington dc? we have two current congressman that are part of the cultural corruption in d.c. right now. we have a state treasurer who seems more like a publicity hound, and has never met a check he won't sign with your money. we have mr. campbell who spent four decades as a chameleon not knowing which way his choose are going to take him. and we have a snake as david duke. you ha

it includes charles boustany, john fleming, foster campbell, and david duke. the u.s. senate debate in new hampshire between republican incumbent senator kelly ayotte and her democratic challenger. 9:00ll have that debate at p.m.. now, more about that race. >> we are featuring political radio programs with national talkshow host. and friday from 9 a.m. until noon, a conservative political perspective of the mike gallagher show. >> to minnesota now on the u.s. house candidates for the state second congressional district. minutes.0

owner just continue fleming says any resistance fizzled. >> they saw how we were servicing the eateries in town and everyone came together and welcomed this completely.

owner just continue fleming says any resistance fizzled. >> they saw how we were servicing the eateries in town and everyone came together and welcomed this completely. >> reporter: this week pitman voters took the at digs of alcohol this town a step further passing a non-binding referendum to allow the sale of liquor licenses. council could soon pass ordinance for up to three licenses. >> council will probably listen to what the the public wants which will be great discussion on it. >> reporter: twenty-third said yes, one-third said into liquor licenses. >> at night it is quiet, people walk down the street, don't worry about anything but i feel like with that atmosphere brings, whatever it brings. >> reporter: veto manino has two restaurants and wants a liquor license if affordable. >> in a dry town that would be pretty historic. i think it would be a great asset to my business, but, again, it comes down to collars and cents. >> reporter: fleming and mannino says while they like the idea that liquor license could bring new customers to broadway and pitman there is one thing that they d

bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action they look for a flag. they see none. changed with the coverage. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> al: yeah. >> cris: could you differentiate that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grief, especially recently, they got the pick play right. they got the no touchdown right. didn't get in. and i think they got that one right, too. >> cris: this game, down to the 1 yard line, goes to seattle. assuming -- >> al: right. the fumble. zone. >> cris: you can make a cas

bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who nicinitiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> cris: could you differentiate that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grief, especially recently, they got the pick play right. they got the no touchdown right. didn't get in. and i think they got that one right, too. >> cris: this game, down to the 1 yard line, goes to seattle. assuming -- >> cris: you can make a case, al, just throwing the ball up in t

federal agencies worked closely with baughman's team to take down high profile pimps, such as ocean fleming and micah duncanaka wheelcr of music producer and outcall kingpin mally mall in 2014, metro's vice team was not invited along or even told in advance. multiple law enforcement sources have told the i-team that both metro and the fbi learned that detective baughman had developed a friendship with mally mall, and that he also admitted to being worked for and agreed to testify againsts pimps who were targeted by baughman's investigations. vincent savarese/defense attorney: if he is engaged in a sexual and personal relationship with the alleged victim, she may be more inclined to testify along the lines of his expectations and that is where the witness loses objectivity. ((george knapp)) izadi lost everything. he served almost two years awaiti and is now barred from the nightclubs he once ruled. he thinks that what happened to baughman around the time his charges were dropped is no coincidence. izadi when i was offered the deal, i read in the newspaper the same week that he was retired. (

bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who niinitiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >>l: that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grief, especially recently, they got the pick play right. they got the no touchdown right. didn't get in. and i think they got that one right, too. >> cris: this game, down to the 1 yard line, goes to seattle. assuming -- >> al: right. the fumble. and the ball winds up in the end >> cris: you can make a case, al,

. >> reporter: kendra fleming is a staff attorney at the arizona justice project and says the felony conviction should have been disclosed to defense attorneys. wade could have been impeached as an expert witness during cross-examination, especially any significant cases where people are now spending their lives in prison are sitting on death row. the men and women doing their civic duty were also denied. >> i think juries have the right to at least hear it to evaluate for themselves whether credibility. >> reporter: the chief medical examiner who was involved in wade's hiring was shown his application, where he checked the box no, he hadn't been can have a crime other than a minor traffic violation. >> do you think he was being deceitful at the time? >> that's deceptive. that's disappointing. >> reporter: he acknowledged he knew about wade's legal problems but that they were even if wade had been truthful on his application -->> we might still have hired him. >> reporter: court records show wade had his felony record expunged but was required to disclose it on an application for pub

bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> al: yeah. that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grief, especially recently, they got the pick play right. they got the no touchdown right. didn't get in. and i think they got that one right, too. >> cris: this game, down to the 1 yard line, goes to seattle. assuming -- >> al: right. the fumble. and the ball winds up in the end >> cris: you can make a case, al, just thro

this homeowner on fleming avenue says lack of streetlights and a shrouded creek make his property a prime donald trumping dumping ground. >> we have wells, and waterways being poisoned by the trash-throwing and stuff like that. so eventually, the we will water will be no good. >> reporter: he's not the only one complaining. the county backlog of more than 2,000 complaints include angry messages about lack of enforcement and slow cleanup. he is sympathetic. on a recent walk, we found this abandoned couch in front of houses. a neighbor said it's been there for weeks. he has been meeting with experts to triple fines, streamline the citation process so more agencies will be involved in enforcement and accelerate cleanup. he'll propose the changes at the next supervisor meeting. >> we would like to see them caught, cited and discourage the activity by making it painful to do this. >> reporter: he says one big change he'll be seeking is to have a 48-hour response to cleanup requests, similar to graffiti complaints. coming up at 6:00, why officials say violators still feel it's worth the risk. l

bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grief, especially recently, they got the pick play right. they got the no touchdown right. didn't get in. and i think they got that one right, too. >> cris: this game, down to the 1 yard line, goes to seattle. assuming -- >> al: right. the fumble. >> cris: you can make a case, al, just throwing the ball up in the air twi

morgan stanley >>> our gex host this morning, greg fleming. is that the actual title?e called you distinguished. this isn't just an adjective we came up with, it's your title. >> i appreciate you being comfortable with the adjective. >> in fact, you have a distinguished distinguished visiting fellow. i added that one onto the title for the study of corporate law at yale law school. he's also former president of morgan stanley wealth management. just quickly, you feeling any urge to get back down here? or is this what you want to do permanently? >> first of all, i enjoy doing this. my students are watching today so it's nice. >> i don't mean to come here. but do you want to run an investment bank? i mean -- >> i'm going to go on and continue to do things in this world and i am today, joe. i mean, lots of clients i work with and the industries that we're all part of are undergoing significant change. you look at the asset management industry with the move from active to passive and the pressure. there'll be a lot of consolidation. wealth management, major changes there.

bring in an exof lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action changed with the coverage. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> al: yeah. >> cris: could you differentiate that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grief, especially recently, they got the pick play right. they got the no touchdown right. didn't get in. and i think they got that one right, too. >> cris: this game, down to the 1 yard line, goes to seattle. assuming -- zone. >> cris: you can make a case, al, just throwing the ball up in the air twice out of bounds. not even dealing with this because this

bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming.will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. changed with the coverage. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who nicinitiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> al: yeah. >> cris: could you differentiate that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grief, especially recently, they got the pick play right. they got the no touchdown right. didn't get in. and i think they got that one right, too. >> cris: this game, down to the 1 yard line, goes to seattle. assuming -- >> al: right. the fumble. and the

and i wanted to piece together an identity and it was a struggle and, you know, i read authors like fleming because i was trying to forge an identity for myself and it came down to like what should i drink. [laughter]rink? >> i didn't pass the foreign service exam. i couldn't be a spy. i was really trying to putse together an identity for myself and that was -- i think that was my initial compulsion to read. >> can i say one thing? i forgot i also loved ringi al lardner. anybody heard of lardner? >> yeah. >> back when you asked who influenced me, they gave me permission to use humor and to see how serious it can be and the commentary that it makes on our life and how you get through stuff through humor. i know that was deep. [laughter] >> how do you decide what to read next other than new yorkth times cover to cover. >> that's it. >> do you have a trusted person. >> do you go by word of mouth. >> i listen to my wife michelle and also capable of single handily making books into best sellers just by making everybody she knows read the book. kite runner which was nothing before michelle discov

i read arthur's like hemingway and ian fleming and jack kerouac and jp dunlevy because i was trying to forge an identity for myself and it came down to what should i drink? >> going to be james bond? >> i passed foreign service, could be a spy, but i was trying to put together an identity for myself and i think that was my initial compulsion. >> can i say one thing? i also love ring lardner. anybody heard of bring lardner? i love ring lardner. when you ask who influenced me, they gave me permission to use humor and to see how serious it can the. the commentary it makes on our lives and how you get through stuff through you. >> i know that was deep. >> but funny. how do you decide what to read next other than the new york times book review from cover to cover? >> that is it. >> do you have a trusted person you always listen to or do you go by word-of-mouth? >> michelle kaufman is in the audience, a voracious reader and capable of single-handedly making books into bestsellers by making everybody she knows read the book. the kite runner meant nothing until michelle discovered it and i saw

he went with ian fleming and he is one of the men and mentioned by name and absolutely. as a result my grandpa is one of the men that literally saved the world. i am actual lie offended that a british member of parliament is saying this. >> what was your grandmother's name? was it in the thing or was it a normal -- >> it was a normal name. >> it wasn't galore. >> it wasn't president trump galore. >> he did like the martini. >> my family has no connections to this movie. >> daniel craig, he goes unshaven. >> he goes unshaven? >> yahooy is a dave smith-type guy. >> the toxic masculinity, there is a war on men. i hate to be the guy who says that, but there is. no one bases their life on james bond. he is a male fantasy. if you think he doesn't get enough chicks, but you can't get enough of it. >> toughen up. if you were a man you would stop complaining. i am not trying to get my life fired, but that's what they are calling it. >> you say this is not progressive gender roles in the city. it is 50 years old. iw is like reading "the realist" in 1957. >> and what is weird is he

highly-flattering books about and was a star witness in the prosecution of big-time panderers, including ocean fleming, a one-time bodyguard to mally mall who was sent to prison after a savage attack on one of his hookers... (sound of woman screaming--9-1-1- call)) in his many on-camera interviews, baughman expressed sympathy for the victims, women who came to him for protection. baughman: 9-30-2011 i have seen girls burned with irons, beaten with baseball bats, sexually assaulted... ((george knapp)) star in a cable tv series called "slave hunters". after it was cancelled, he tried to get reinstated at metro but was not rehired. according to multiple law enforcement sources, vice officers first became concerned about baughman when he revealed he had taken his teenage daughter to mally mall's home so she could meet justin bieber. the girl when the fbi raided rashid's home, it wasn't the sex trafficking team, it was the public corruption squad that initiated the warrant. one focus of that search may have been the relationship between rashid and baughman. according to police sources, baughman admitted to

i'm about to lose my son's respect for life, and you're off barrel-jumping with peggy and rhonda fleming! it's a business trip. [ sarcastically ] that makes me feel a heck of a lot better. i thought it was personal. mork, come on. i love you, and i'm not deserting you. and here comes mearth. we'll talk about it later. mork: oh, son, hello. [ imitating john wayne ] wait a minute, pilgrims. just stay away from that water hole. it's contaminated, and don't fill your canteens until i tell ya. mork, i think his voice is changing. mearth, do you have a frog in your throat? [ normal voice ] i have john wayne in my throat i was upstairs watching tv, and i saw a western. have you ever strung up 12 outlaws single-handedly? well, i once stopped a lady in the express line who had too many items. boy, i bet everybody at the supermarket sure thanked your daddy. i was wondering -- is somebody going bye-bye? i am. dewey fishbeck had an allergic reaction to his toupee, so i have to go to aspen to interview the governor. interview the governor? oh, my gosh. that is important. daddy's doing something very

it includes charles boustany, john fleming, foster campbell, and david duke. the u.s. senate debate in new hampshire between republican incumbent senator kelly ayotte and her democratic challenger. 9:00ll have that debate at p.m.. now, more about that race. >> we are featuring political radio programs with national talkshow host. and friday from 9 a.m. until noon, a conservative political perspective of the mike gallagher show. >> to minnesota now on the u.s. house candidates for the state second congressional district. minutes.0 >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. we're bringing you live, commercial free debates into hotly contested congressional races. you'll hear from third district candidates. we want to start in minnesota's second district where political newcomers are vying for a rare open seat in congress. >> stretches from the south metro and includes egan and red wing. it includes a mix of agriculture, small businesses, and big companies. he announced last year that he would not be seeking reelection, leaving a highly coveted seat in congress

bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? >> cris: could you differentiate that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grief, especially recently, they got the pick play right. they got the no touchdown right. didn't get in. and i think they got that one right, too. >> cris: this game, down to the 1 yard line, goes to seattle. assuming -- >> al: right. the fumble. >> cris: you can make a case, al, just throwing the ball

nora fleming is another one of our favorite gift lines. it's one dish, all occasions, because you can take any dish and change the mini for any occasion. each item has a tiny little hole in it, and the mini has a little rubber stub and then that decorates the plate. they have hundreds of minis for every holiday. the selection is really great, and it makes a great hostess gift. the hottest jewelry trend right now is elephant onyx. it's a collection of sustainable bangles that you layer and wear together. they have a lot of different symbols and tokens that represent the important things in your life, positive energy and exuding that whole positivity of what you want your essence to be. we are the go-to destination for gifts for people on the west side of cleveland, really, all over cleveland. - cara's boutique is in westlake, and they're open seven days a week. as we continue to highlight some of the great local independent stores throughout our area, we can't forget about our four-legged friends. here's trendy paws. (mellow happy music) -

one of those things where you can go, we're using the same strip steak that you would get at the fleming's or the morton's. this is a broiled shrimp napa valley salad, so we've got fresh grapes on there, we've got candied pecans, we got asparagus. it's for the person that wants to eat light. - [david] so we got that here, let's put that in the light. let's see, we got one of these, we'll put that over here. that looks pretty good. e. - [david] little resin, we'll put that over here. and i'll raise you a big bottle of red. - [cliff] absolutely, you gotta have the cabernet. so the secret to what we do, we have 65 different craft beers-- - [david] 65? - [cliff] by the bottle, and on tap. all of our tap beers are ohio local, so we try to stay everything local, rotating our taps frequently. and wine? we have 50 wines by the glass and by the bottle. - so you'll never run out of something to drink here. - never, we have it all. ou, we've got a full bar. so whatever you wanna do. - when you see cliff, make sure you say hello. - absolutely. - and your wife's here a lot, what's her name? - my wife,

hear we see a battle took place in 1302, between the flemings, a militia essentially and the knights of the french king at the battle of the spurs because once they were defeated their spurs littered the battlefield. the weapon used by the hearty makers, accounts and were big clubs. you see them wielding their clubs, kind of modern picture of the same thing. the clubs were named gooden top. i imagine good morning, and then you clobbered him over the head. [laughter] and, of course, our own forbear up there on bubbaville. these were makers, ordinary people, people involved in farming and in trade, fighting to protect their freedoms from an oppressive state, the takers. philosophy as i said rationalism, distinctive brand of thought and problem solving. famous raffaello painting, school of athens. several philosophers and other parts of the world. some of the famous muslim philosophers, other people like that. it didn't take the in the muslim world. it flourished for a while but then it died out. partly it died out, the muslim position is that god controls everything. if god controls ev

her 2012 fleming lectures stepdaughters history, southern women and american civil war will be published later this year. professor clinton was on the committee, or, excuse me, the smithsonian summit for putting a woman on the american currency. i'm sure she will share some of her experiences on that summit. so without further ado, catherine clinton. >> thank you. [applause] >> i do want to say, it's so great to be here at the 101st meeting. being here last year for the very rousing 100th celebration. i was especially heartened by the recognition of african-american women's history, its inclusion and this panel today is something i'm very grateful for and very grateful to be able to come here and talk about the subject about which i'm so passionate. i want to contextualize a bit my role in this. when i began my doctoral degree in american history at princeton, it was celebrations of the u.s. bicentennial and working on african-american subjects and women subjects. during an era when they were teaching us the age of jackson was something that was quite a struggle. deborah is laughing here

here we see a battle that took place in 1302 between the flemings and that militia essentially and theknights of the french king whom they defeated at the battle of the spurs. when the mites were defeated their spurs littered the battlefield and the weapon used by the hardee makers, the townsmen were a big plus and you will see them wielding their clubs and the modern picture of the same thing. you gather good morning and it hit the guy over the head. [laughter] here's a later instance, the parliamentary course in the english civil war and of course bunker hill. these were ordinary people, people in farming and trade, fighting to protect their freedoms from a passive state, the takers. philosophy. as i said russia was in a distinctive brand of thought problem-solving. the famous raphael painting the school of athens. there were philosophers and other parts of the world. some of the famous muslim philosophers. it didn't take though in the muslim world. at first for a while as tradition than it died out and partly die down and this is conjectural because the muslim tradition is that god

fleming: he rose takes its rightful place as one of our nation's symbols, along with the american flag, our national motto, in god we trust, and our national anthem. based in shreveport, louisiana, the american rose society promotes the appreciation of the rose. and proudly bears a her tg of being the oldest single plant-horticulture society in our country. the american rose cent ear -- center's gardens display over 65 separate gardens and 25,000 rose bushes for enthusiast and gardeners to enjoy. i join the american rose society in celebrating this occasion, remembering the words of president ronald reagan from 30 years ago, and i quote, the american people have long held a special place in their hearts for roses. let us continue to cherish them, to honor the love and devotion they represent, and to bestow them on all we love, just as god has bestowed them on us. end quote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek reek in addition? without objection the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> thank y

congressman,n fleming,oustany, john foster campbell, john kennedy, carolyn faye art, david duke.ery close race in new hampshire. a debate coming up for you tonight between the incumbent, ,elly ayotte, and the governor at 9:00 eastern. we touched on tomorrow's schedule briefly to reiterate. among the live coverage will be melania trump in pennsylvania, campaigning for donald trump at 2:45. getting that time right, 2:00 in the afternoon. 7:45 tomorrow night, hillary clinton campaigning in north carolina. right now, let's take you to donald trump in orlando. the rally just wrapped up. here is his speech from this afternoon. ♪ >> ♪ i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that life to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ mr. trump: thank you, everybody. thank you. wow. [chanting "usa"] these crowds are terrific. thank you v

a number of challenges will take part, including republican congressman john fleming and charles boustany. we'll also hear from foster you can see that live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. an hour later, we'll have the latest u.s. new hampshire senate debate with republican kelly ayotte and sitting governor maggie hassan at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> on november 8, the nation elects our next president and decide who controls the house and senate. stay with us for campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump and their surrogates, and follow key house and senate races with our coverage of their candidate debates and speeches. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> when i came up with this idea, i did research information and this is the case with a lot of pieces that will be done for this competition but mental illness especially. it's a complicated issue, it's not black and white and it's so multifaceted that i had to research to get a base knowledge of what i wanted to talk about in this piece and obviously there was a lot of -- it's so complicated that i can't talk about it a

senator and john fleming and democratic candidate foster campbell and republican david duke. can you see that live on c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll show you the new hampshire senate debate at 9:00. that's at 9:00 p.m. eastern also on c-span. on election day, november will 8th, the nation decides our next president and which party controls the house and senate. stay with c-span for coverage of the presidential race including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, and their surrogat surrogates. and follow key house and senate races with our coverage of their candidate debates and speeches. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> the french, slovak and german ambassadors to the u.s. were joined about it european union's ambassador to the u.s. recently for discussion on brexit impact on the european union. hosted by the georgetown university law center here in washington this is just over an hour. >> thank you. we here have been extremely fortunate to have manufacture the policymakers, leading officials, regulators, diplomats and policymakers here over at georget

a number of challengers will take place, including john fleming and charles bustani. also, democratic candidate, foster campbell and republican david duke. watch it live at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. about an hour later, we'll show you the latest u.s. debate with incumbent kelly ayotte and maggie hassan, at 9:00 p.m., also on c-span. >>> on election day, november 8th, the nation decides our next president and which party controls the house and senate. stay with c-span for coverage of the presidential race. including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, and their surrogates. follow key house and senate races, with our coverage of their candidate debates and speeches. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3. saturday night at 8:00 eastern. history professor on native american history from the co era. >> clearly our enemies, occupying with troops, which is the one thing we were fighting against. by cutting off withholding gifts, refusing to give gifts, limiting trade with us. that's essentially a declaration of hos

fleming is aware the general concept last not gone through those analysis with the cca meeting but we'rearly enough we know that the planning for 2017-2018 can be informed by the known outcome of the ballot measure by certainly be different. >> all right. thank you okay more if you want to know more be there in the budget committee >> item m consent calendar resolution removed for second reading, there is none tonight. and item n vote on the consent calendar what moved and seconded. >> ms. fewer and equip on items k one and k 52 and 53. >> thank you dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and mr. haney thank you all right. item organization vote on consent calendar severed for consideration under item g commissioner mendosa-mcdonnell. >> so really quickly it is late i pulled those items that are going to the same vendor thank you who is someone we working closely with but i think there is a process of pulling those and questioning them there has been a history over the last several months of many of the education outside grants being retroactive it is created a question around whether