eileen's son should be here. many, many, many other mothers and fathers.nd it's going to be a lot more if we don't stop what's going on now. >> eileen, one of the public policy discussions people in congress are debating, you hear democrats say that we should get rid of i.c.e., that immigration customs enforcement should just be abolished. there's some that want more open borders. how do you react to that? >> i think i should start by saying that i'm not anti-immigrant. my grandfather came here to america in 1955 and became a citizen in 1960. but those who are coming in illegally and committing further crimes need to be re-addressed. and i think that this is something that we can easily correct. i don't think anybody in their right mind would sit there and say that we need to abolish i.c.e. they keep our country safe. god bless those men and women. >> yeah. >> i agree. >> it's so true. cathy, eileen, i want to give you just each a moment, but tell us about your loss and how you want us to remember your -- how do you want us to remember hayley, for instance

reporter: eileen aguilar has been dragging her suitcase along kilometers of highway, fleeing economic hardship in v venezuel, crcrossing into ecuador on foots an undocumented migrant. >> we spent all night by the border. the authororities told us to be patient. they s said thehey would get an answer in the morning, but there was no response. they told us, head to venezuela. we do not want more venezuelans here. reporter: after ecuador imposed new restrictions on saturday, eileen and her runs felt they had no chance but to cross illegally. others are stranded at official checkpoints, hungry and cold, fearful of being sent back. >> we arrived here and have no hope of beining able t to pass through. the husband is desperate in peru. my family is also desperate in venezuela. just want to help her families. i have two children. i sold my house. i have nothing. i cacannot go back to venezuela with nothingng. reporter:: the unprecedented exodus is increasingly overwhelming neighboring countries. colombia and brazil tightened border controls earlier this year. now, ecuador and peru are follow

we are really excited to welcome eileen mcnamara to talk about her new book, "eunice." a couple of housekeeping notes. first if we can take a second to silence our phones, that would be great and also when we get to the question and answer portion if you wouldn't mind using this microphone here in the aisle soe can pick up your voice, that would be appreciated. now for the buck. eileen mcnamara spent about 30 years with the "boston globe" and she was one of the first to write about the abuses in the catholic church. two awards from her list of accolades are the pulitzer prize for commentary and in her latest book she argues that eunice kennedy left the greatest after her impaired sister rosemary, eunice used her strength and education for people with cognitive differences in the family. they say that she is discerning and mcnamara has written a book they wisely trusted her and opened up the papers allowing mcnamara to deliver a sensitive and a nuanced portrait. [applause] thank you for having me. this opened up the doors when the "boston globe" assigned me to cover poli

one detention despite survive his agony one would have contrition to look he's defense argues he's eileen but activists say it's rather because a strain in law still lets off lightly those who cover up abuse. to formula one first and two time world champion fernando alonso will retire at the end of the season when his contract ends mclaren racing along as this current team released a statement confirming the news the thirty seven year old is competing in his seventeenth formula one season and has thirty two wins twenty two pool positions and ninety seven podiums in two thousand and five became the then youngest was champion in formula one history span it has been championship ronna up three times . in poland rowing is undergoing a renaissance it used to be a popular sport with crews testing themselves on the mighty vista river that flows through the capital warsaw it fell out of favor though following the second world war but now with a major time trial there the sport is once again attracting fans. it's a long haul in the morning to the vistula river in warsaw for an international rowing

to home detention despite survive his agony one would contrition to look he's defense argues he's eileen but activists say it's rather because a strain in law still lets off lightly those who cover up abuse. turkey's president says his country will boycott u.s. top docs the latest move in a tit for tat dispute with washington this after the u.s. dumble to import talents and tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum present at a time john suggested turks would buy local asian made smartphones and serve electronics sold by u.s. firms but it's not clear how he intends to enforce the boycott. the result we will produce every product we are importing from abroad with foreign currency here and we will be the ones exporting these products. boycott us electronic products. if ty have i phones don't forget there's always samsung to work. in tennis full well number one andy murray has been ousted from the first round of the cincinnati open as he continues his comeback from hip surgery the bridge is working to get back into top shape ahead of the u.s. open later this month mara did did put up a good fig

despite that and at the risk of being turned away eileen and her friends still have their eyes set on peru and many are still on the way in what could be the world's next migration crisis. for would like to turn our two were journalists oscar flanker he joins us from the venezuelan capital. cost. first stuff i mean as we've been reporting and he says neighbors are closing their borders people are facing a very strict a travel restrictions one options are left for venezuelans looking to escape economic hardship well what these countries are asking for now has or into recently but this was because many countries in south america without it because of a treaty called the end the end charter so getting a passport would be the option for someone who wants to migrate the problem facing these countries is that they are not prepared to changing what the u.n. called the largest migration of people in history but for those whales the odds of staying are grim because adding to the food and medicine shortages there is also an energy crisis that has many cities without electricity and water transp

and eileen lang, president of a non-profit dedicated to studying women and worth.'s interview with the "new york times," she says it upsets me we can count how many there are, as opposed to saying there are hundreds. >> i think the pipeline is not as robust as it needs to be in the c suite. how many candidates? only 330 of the 2,000 people in c suites of the fortune 500 companies are women. that's 16.5% are women. that's the pool that that lot of companies look to, who's in the c suite that can actually move up to that post. it is a pipeline issue that we've got to concentrate more than people who are heading big divisions of these companies to see who is ready and not only concentrate on who is in the corner office right now. >> i've been covering this for a decade and i've heard that so much, the pipeline, the pipeline. it's sort of like when do you stop talking about it and doing it? you have mandates in europe, for example women on boards in germany. are we at that point? it begs the question. because, eileen, when you look at what's happened in the last few mo

we ask eileen waxler, she said the number one way to protect yourself is tried andtrue. t rid of any standing water in your yard. fill in low lying areas in your lawn or landscape areas where rain my collect for more than seven days. mosquitos rest in shady, cools arake sure your grass short and overgrown vegetation. ande increour comfort level in your yard, turn on the fan and set it on high. mosquitos can't fly in gusts over 10 miles an hour. and one for your kids, blow bubbles.sq tos don't like soap, so blow those bubbles. >> you think you should have some private treatment forour property, so you're not so ncerned about the diseases carry. not only for your children, urself, but your pets as well. >> reporter: justin finch, ws4. >>> 4:26, coming up from little league to a big shot on espn. a d.c. tm defied the odds. now they're on the national ste. we haven update on these underdogs as they work their ways towards the world sees. >>> from the mosquitos story that justin just showed us, the ki heading to summer camp today probably want the bug spray, too, i imagine. e

eileen collins: when t boosters light, you know you're going. starts shaking.it's like you're in a room that's on fire. rhea sheddon: you think you're prepared until it feels like thexphole world's justded. a lot of noise, vibration, acceleration. and that's probably the first five, ten seconds. kathryn sullivan: ow you've got 70,000 hors pumps pulling fuel through those engines and high-speed ts. so, when you're sitting on eight million pounds of thrust, you're paying very close attention to all those dials. rhea sheddon: luckily, i was on the flight deck

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off to ecuador and post new entry restrictions on saturday eileen and her friends felt that they had no choice but to cross illegally while they press on thousands of others are stranded at the checkpoints hungry and cold fearful of being turned back we have arrived here and we have no hope whatsoever being able to pass through my husband is desperate over in peru my family is also desperate in venezuela we just want to help our families i have two children i sold my house i have nothing now i can't go back to venezuela with nothing. the unprecedented exodus of desperate venezuelans is increasingly overwhelming neighboring countries colombia and brazil tighten border controls earlier this year now ecuador and peru following suit. tensions along the borders are rising over the weekend brazilians in the border town of god i am up turned on mine israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to flee back across the frontier across the region and the growing influx of venezuelans is stoking animosity against the migrants and has been building for years despite that and at the risk of

home detention despite survive his agony one would have contrition look he's defense argues he's eileen but activists say it's rather because a strike in law still lets off lightly those who cover up abuse. well the day is nearly done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at the news or you can write to me. t.v. there you go before you to use the hash tag remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. plays. cloying. culture. a hair. superman. super food. stall i call him to lead a. life style zero. zero. zero zero zero zero zero the cheap has just turned twenty and the automaker has given a sports car a facelift for its birthday we take a new teaching as house for isabel. is growing strong. to surge generation of the model is rolling off the assembly line so what seems to . drive. sixty minutes d.w. . they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the moon. the stories of both people and making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent of africa on the move into stories abo

sentenced to home detention despite survive his agony one would contrition look he's defense argues he's eileen but activists say it's rather because a strike in law still lets off lightly those who cover up abuse. well the day is nearly done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at the w. news or you can write to me off t.v. there you go well for you to use the hashtag newday and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that inbox. going to. be out a cheesy has just turned twenty and the automaker has given the sports car a facelift for its first day we take a new teaching as our forest. seed is growing strong. the third generation of the model is rolling off the assembly line so what's changed. dr. w. . i'm returning to carmel. in the twenty seventeen minutes remaining in the afghan capital to have been deported from journey and all they wanted was to come back. their minds turned out we went back twelve months later to ask. afghan deportees one near. close on forty five minutes. rock'n'roll. sinful little contempt of the ch

sentenced to one detention despite survive his agony one would contrition look he's defense argues he's eileen but activists say it's rather because a strike in law still lets off lightly those who cover up abuse. well the day is nearly done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news or you can write to me brant goff t.v. there you go before you to use the hashtag newday or remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. comes. from cult. classic lawyer. culture. a hair. superman. superfood stylish style icon to let o's. life style during. the moment. of. his reputation murderer. arsonist. tyrant. the roman emperor nero. to be just get a bad press. remount historians are reexamining his case rethinking the rochas history been unfair to the infamous emperor. in forty five minutes on d w. nico is in germany to learn german public opinion. why not learn with him d w z learning course because fake. movement fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the words of one peers has come out. on t.w. though they do

to one detention despite survive his agony one would have contrition look he's defense argues he's eileen but activists say it's rather because the strength of still lets off lightly those who cover up abuse. are funny is bax good to see you if he says hey you got the latest on turkey ya know turkish delight right definitely going to run for president much of type ad land has warned his country will boycott us products in response to what he calls academic terrorism done by the united states and he's referring to trump administration doubling terrorists for turkey steel and aluminum turkish lira appears to be pulling back a bit from records no south of the central bank took in the agency nationalised but it's rising prices are still hurting to two people here is more. president into one claims the united states has severed ties the lira as retribution for ankara's detention of an american pastor on espionage and terrorism charges washington had already imposed sanctions on turkey and last week announced plans to double import tariffs on turkish elaman human steel since then the turkish li

home detention despite survive his agony one would have contrition to look his defense argues he's eileen but activists say it's rather because the strength in law still lets off lightly those who cover up abuse. to formula one to a time one champion fernando alonso will retire at the end of the season when his contract ends mclaren racing along with county released a statement confirming the news the thirty seven year old is competing in his seventeenth formula one season and has thirty two wins twenty two point positions and ninety seven podiums in two thousand and five became the then youngest champion in formula one history a spaniard has been championship run rough three times. in fricatives ben stokes has been recalled to the england team after he was found not guilty for his role in a street brawl in the city of bristol in september last year stokes was accused of knocking out two men outside a nightclub in the early hours of the morning the twenty seven year old said he was innocent and insisted he had acted in self defense a jury found stokes not accused or rhonda missed some big

jillian: eileen rights just when you think california can't go anymore in the wrong direction they aree hold my beer. rob: maxes they should think about chastity belts or personal responsibility. jillian: greg writing insanity on instagram. rob: apple counting down to big releases, somebody can't wait. new phones and watches have been leaked online. jillian: tracy carrasco with foxbusiness. >> reporter: media invitations have gone out. we are hearing september 12th is the date apple will unveil its new line of iphones. they released pictures of the new iphones. one of them is called the iphone 10s. that is an updated version. we are hearing rumors about an iphone 10 plus with 6.5 inch screen, also going to be released, gold version. they have the white and black version of the iphone 10, gold version could be on the way and people looking forward to that and some images of the new updated apple watch. don't know exact pricing or the timeline of when they will be out but people are excited and counting down to this. rob: hit real gold. >> reporter: with the price it might be. jillian: s

we asked eileen wackessler. ownerf the mosquito -- in maryland. says the number one way to protect yourself is tried and true. get riof any standing water in your yard. where rain waterway collect anda stand for moreseven days. mosquitos rest in shady, cool area, make sure your grass and shrubs are short and avoid overgrown vegetation. and to increase your comfort level in your yard, turn on the fan and set it on high. mosquitos can't fly in gusts over 10 miles an hour. here's one for your kids, blow sbbles. mosquitos don't lip so let the kids blow tse bubbles. >> it's pretty much mandatory, you know, you should think about get something kind of privatet treatmenor your property, so you're not so concerned about the diseases that the mosquitos carry. not only for your children, yourself but your pets as well. >> reporter: justin finch, news4. >>> yeah, the other thing, maybe a supply of nblock. stay hydrated, have that sunblock. temperatures will be in the 90s. and lots of humidity. we'll talk more about whato expect this week coupling up. >>> and

eileen park has more on how his friends are feeling now that they know he is alive. authorities say an ohio man has been found alive after he went missing nearly a week ago on a hike near mount st. helens in washington state.the cowlitz county sheriff's office said wednesday in an emailed statement that 40-year-old matthew b. matheny was found alive on a flank of the volcano and was being flown to a hospital.further details about his condition were not immediately available. matheny, of warren, ohio, was been seen by friends on aug. 9, when he borrowed a car and headed to the blue lake trail. a sheriff's deputy found the borrowed subaru outback at the trailhead on saturday. (ken)coming up: all new at ten - four girls were the target of a potential kidnapper. find out the unqiue way they fought him off. saturday.trailhead on outback at the borrowed subaru found the a sheriff's deputy trail.a sheriff's deputy found the borrowed subaru found the a sheriff's deputy trail.the blue lake and headed to borrowed a car and headed to the blue lake trail.a sheriff's deputy found

eileen hernandez is the only person of the nine women i interviewed who died before this book was published a little over a year ago and she led student protests at howard university. people forget it is in the south, the old mason-dixon line and they also had issues with public accommodation and all this sort of thing so she did that when she was in college. she later became a labor activist and leader and also became the first and i think only african-american president of the national organization for women. she quits now after she had been the president plans on how they figured out that it was okay to present an all white slate for officers and she thought this cannot be so she moved to california and maintained her activism and did labor organizing not just here but abroad. judy richardson, right there representing the young people of sncc. does anybody remember this line? it was a lifeline for the civil rights workers because what they did, people would go in the rural areas so people that need to know that they are still alive. these are dangerous times. judy's job was to take the r

. >> for the record, eileen mally, deputy city attorney. that makes sense, and the port is pursuing environmental review of the two projects, that there will be separate ceqa documents, and i think you are soliciting environmental consultants at this point separately for the two present. >> right. >> is that it? diane, thank you so much for your presentation -- for all four of your presentations. this is -- this is just exciting. this is wonderful. i just can't tell you how wonderful it is to have had such a great team to -- to bring this to us in half the time the original document. >> only you and i know that. >> and we were so fortunate to have you leading the team, along with rudy and janice and our subcommittee cochairs and just the phenomenal group of people that came together to come up with 161 recommendations of which they agreed on 160 of them. that is just unheard of in effect sfr. so i just want to thank everybody for all of the time that they've spent because of their love for the waterfront and their love for san francisco, an

great to have you on the program tonight, and eileen in your direction because you hold so much aboutistory you have served under many presidents and councils. what do you have to add about this moment that really teaches us the meaning of those dog tag tags? >> isn't it interesting, with all the things in life and all the things that matter to people that this dog tag with matter so much? and it's a touch and a substantiation of the memory of this man and you can see how overwhelmed this young man, the reporter called them young man, to have that in their hands. and then the remains coming as well. this is an important fact about human nature, and we treasure whatever we can put in our hand and hold onto. we are spiritual people, and a touch of mortality is something we can hold in our hand when they examine these boxes and see if they are the remains of the soldiers, can mean the world to their families. even ancient times, what will happen with the body? what will you do with my remains. hector and achilles are talking about that at troy, and hector says, let's return the body, who

francisca: una de ellas fue eileen derbez quien llevaba un escote que alboroto las redes sociales. >>de su estreno, los protagonistas se dieron cita en los Ángeles. >> es una comedia para reflejar que no hay que esperar a que pase lotero para unirnos y que hay que trabajar para formar una familia fuerte, atender a nuestros hijos y a la pareja y a cambiar nuestras prioridades y ver quÉ es lo verdaderamente importante. >> estamos muy contentos. en mÉxico llevan casi 4.000.000 de espectadores y esto nos tiene muy contentos y agradecidos. luÍs: mauricio y eileen estÁn mÁs que contentos ya que sus carreras estÁn en la cÚspide y su hija es ha cambiado la vida. hay planes de darle una hermanita o hermanito? >> todavÍa no. >> apenas tiene seis meses. >> falta un rato. luÍs: pero cÓmo cuÁnto? queremos saber? >> estan haciendo la tarea? >> la diversiÓn nunca se acaba. [risas] >> es un gran Éxito la casa de las flores. todos esperamos la segunda temporada. hay o no segunda temporada? >> yo creo que sÍ va a haber. seguramente, sÍ. francisca: ahÍ estÁn más unidos que nunca. alan: todavÍa recuerdo

venezuelans here you know and when it's a man i'm off to ecuador imposed new entry restrictions on saturday eileen and her friends felt that they had no choice but to cross illegally while they press on thousands of others stranded at the checkpoint hungry and cold fearful of being turned back you know today i'm like why. arrives here and we have no hope whatsoever being able to pass through my husband is desperate over in peru my family is also desperate in venezuela we just want to help our families i have two children i sold my house i have nothing now i can't go back to venezuela with nothing and see the unprecedented exodus of desperate venezuelans it's increasingly overwhelming neighboring countries colombia and brazil tighten border controls earlier this year now ecuador and peru following suit. tensions along the borders are rising over the weekend brazilians in the border town of pocket i am up turned on men israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to flee back across the frontier across the region and the growing influx of venezuelans is stoking animosity against the migrants an

the present was a poster woman named eileen pollock. the poster was a patient with photograph and enemies with the words american vision. that's what we are taught about all the time. kind of this invention, the american project what did that mean lex and the idea that was part of what we should be doing as writers. that's not what anybody thinks provider should be doing. many people would say that's kind of, you are too close, you are too close to a social project. that this is not about art for arts sake. it was very much in dialogue with your context. so some people say that's not the highest -- i don't care if it is or not. italy, likely for me at first teacher was not interested in art for arts sake pick is interested in a kind of novel that was very much involved with america. so i worked for me was just a quick tour is because there is a wonderful teachers there i will save but that's another thing. the teachers come in and out, there's not like one big writer whose kind of dominating the program. you have a lot of different peop

the present was a poster of some woman named eileen pollack, underneath it were the words american vision. that's what mcpherson was talking about all the time, the invention that was america, american project, what did that mean? and the idea that part of what we should be doing as writers. many people would say well, that's kind of -- you know, you are too close to -- you're too close to a social project, you know, that this is not -- this is not about art for art sake; right? very much in dialogue with your context. so some people said that's not the highest -- i don't really care if it is or not. anyway, luckily for me, that first teacher was not interested in art for art sake. you know, he was interested in a kind of novel that was very much involved with america, and yeah, so iowa for me was just great. there were other wonderful teachers there too, i would say. that was the other thing, they had teachers coming in and out. there's not like one big writer who is kind of dominating the program. they have got a lot of different people coming in, different dialogue, it is a wonderful t

. >> reporter: trump's win in this part of the state is also thanks in part to democrats like eileen. >> this is all from president obama's campaign. >> reporter: who after voting twice for president obama switched their vote to trump. this is what the couple told me weeks after trump's inauguration. >> you've got to get a businessman in here, get the deficit down. >> reporter: the couple stands by their decision. >> our retirement is in the stock market and the stock market has been growing for quite a while now, so i'm sort of happy what's happening with the economy. >> reporter: they say the legal crises involving cohen and manafort as a side show and many others here agree. >> the investigations were supposed to be about russia interference in our elections. and so far, i've seen nothing concerning that. >> as a candidate, trump infamously joked about the dedication of his supporters. >> they say i have the most loyal people. did you ever see that? where i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. >> r

eileen, you are president of the british geriatric society. your years in and more of your years sadly, your total life span is also shorter. and as we have been hearing, anyone needs care or has a love one that needs care, it is an intense, time—consuming process and also incredibly expensive. as we hear today in this report about how things will be, those pressures will be increasing going forward. what is your advice on the best way that people can prepare themselves, and what needs to be changed at a policy level as well? there are things people could do for themselves, so we know that staying healthy, staying active, eating well, not letting yourself become too overweight, but maintaining a healthy weight, these kinds of things will reduce your risks of developing some of the diseases that may result in high care needs in later life. however, some people will develop care needs regardless of how exemplary life they might have led, so we need to really recognise that. i think on a policy level there is a huge amount more that the governmen

eileen martin, dialysis whistleblower. [applause] murphy, new york air national guard. [applause] lehman brothers holdings. [applause] air marshal. are you here, david? michelle parker, pension benefit guaranty corporation whistleblower. [applause] paul blew the whistle on high-risk kidney patients. thank you, nancy. [applause] department of homeland security. francisco, department of energy. marcel reid, acorn whistleblower. [applause] dan richardson, bristol-myers whistleblower. sand, missouri national guard whistleblower. [laughter] [applause] michael won, he proved reprisal. sandra, scottsdale, arizona homeowner associates whistleblower. skullick, service disabled vets whistleblower. north carolina court system. [applause] harold smith, u.s. air force inspector general. linda tripp, white house whistleblower. [applause] john tie, u.s. department of state whistleblower. bitrol, corruption and some folk county schools. tonya ward, oregon department of commerce. [applause] u.s. securities and exchange commission. [applause] won, too. state wanger, new york whistleblowe

documentary called tea with the dam sitsown with four legendary actresses maggie g judi dench, smith, and eileend a look back at their successful careers. here's an exclusive look at the latest trailer. >> what would you like to talk about? >> talk about getting old. >> what is that about? >> make sure we look nural? >> when have we ever sat like that. >> we behaved badly. i don't think you and i needed the '60s. >> we're not sposed to b talking about things. >> can you talk about working with your husband? >> that was qui the group there. tea with the dames comes out on september 21st. you can see tha full trailer at today.com. >>> up next, we teased it earlier. taylor swift performed i shville over the weekend and sang a song that first launched her career, cled"tim mcgraw." the crowd got excited as she barelyver does the song when she toured anymore. that wasn't the only surprise she had in store. ve a look. u ♪ you think about when ink of me ♪ >> so that's swift surprising the crowd. she'sringing out tim mcgraw's wife fai hill to sing the ballad with her. take a look at what happen next. [ c

eileen says, giving permission for any old chap is not the answer, one food store, charity shop, whenanother says, why is the high street struggling? job insecurity, economic uncertainty and the rise of online shopping. brian says, i like to use the high street, it helps to keep people employed. the attitude of a few retailers is ruining the high street, just as online stores are. dennis says, a poem, i will read you a brief extra ct, poem, i will read you a brief extract, the high—street seen or used to know has changed beyond belief, famous names have disappeared and many come to grief. empty shops, some boarded up, seen in every town, names we took for granted, gone or closing down. let us granted, gone or closing down. let us know what the high street is like where you are because it is a different picture depending on where you are in the country and we would like your thoughts on what can be done to try to improve the situation. if you get in touch by text, you will be charged at the standard necks were rate, and do use the hash tag —— standard network rate. breaking news this m

his mother eileen also worked in tran crisp including here in the very same office. as my colleagues know well, no route to the senate is a straight line. after completing his studies at the university of maryland and strayer college patrick moved furniture, tried freelance court reporting, and recorded a brief forgivable stint working over in the house of representatives. but by 1991, he'd returned to where it all began. over the next 27 years patrick became a key staff member updating the technology and team that keeps the office of official reporters running smoothly. his staff describe him as a stalwart chief with great respect for the senate and those with whom he's served. and scott sanborn, mr. president, currently serves at the senate's journal clerk. he arrived in this body back in 1979 as a page for lowell weicker, our former colleague from connecticut. scott wound up serving the secretary's legislative staff as anen assistant -- as an assistant bill clerk. i'm told he impressed so many colleagues so quickly take in -- that in short order he was asked to se