in the form and on mccullough time heals the magic and history of ancient rome how people wherever we go to air. we have only to sit in the shade of the columns and read the pages of historian levy and the rome of classical antiquity with all its festivals disasters and every day possible comes to life. until it was burned down in the great fire of fifty two b.c. the coriolis studio was the roman senate house it was later rebuilt. in the fire coins even melted on the stones of the forum but the future held worse in store for rome with the fall of the empire the city was wide open to looting gough's vandals and norseman and after the grimmest devastation of the mall the sack of rome in fifteen twenty seven the forum was used for grazing cattle. in. the vs soka all sacred way. behind the mighty columns of a temple built by antonius is another church san lorenzo in miranda. a stone's throw further romar the remains of the commanding basilica of not sensors completed on the constantine the great. the arch of titus commemorated the capture of jerusalem in eighty seventy and the destruction

john mccullough —— john mcdonough simply incorrect and incoherent.ugh is a supporter ofjeremy corbyn, he responded to this today, particularly critical of some of the language that chuka umunna used. stop throwing yourself in front of tv cameras, inventing stories, and get out there and start campaigning for a labour government. unite with the rest of the party, because what we want is a labour government as soon as we want is a labour government as soon as possible. across the country there 5000 people sleeping... a million without social care, are in a zinc prices, wages below what they we re a zinc prices, wages below what they were in 2008. they are the issues we're dealing with, not internal disputes that he is trying to invent, or referring to are party members as dogs. unacceptable. it's going to get worse, the run—up to the party season. talk us through what has happened with these specific cases? chris leslie is one of them. some of the critics of jeremy corbyn, such as chris leslie, have had no—confidence votes by their labour party members

after reading great history books them david mccullough like john adams, and seeing him bringing to life when he talks with john adams can continue and he's completely but he's rude and in a rush, wait a second, they still are. i thought while malcolm history and today, if i could bring some humanity to this story, i can't do it david mccullough does. i can't capture a famous person like adams or jon meacham when he does bush 41 or andy jackson. i don't close up look and said i could do better. i'm not that arrogant. i don't close grant and say that was okay. i think it's great. what i thought i would like to do is point out things in america's past that shows you you or i i what makes america. as much as we love the founding fathers they live up to the hype but the people behind the founding fathers made our country what it is. that's why i came up and i looked at this for 20 years. i got it george washington secret six. the spy ring the safety revolution. that's what washington said. to see a farmer, a bartender, a printer which is like a journalist from a grocery store owner and a soc

known woman poultice in the country second only to margaret thatcher the let's see a young lad with mccullough who was going to the conservative cause of the sun bombing of a city you know very well what speech would you be making a boat about europe this week what would you be saying to the party. when the speech i was making there was about the police. system margin you were speaking about your march twenty ninth we are officially out of the e.u. and i don't think there's any going back on that and i'm hopeful.

because i was like still trying to sell his most i'm fine on my ultra to doit's latest and like guy mccullough to show things but they're going to get us more money just because i did i didn't do it but it was what is going to into the tunnel should modern underwood is a cut on the stump want to know what you know it's not football anymore like i used to know and it's just yeah it's getting more and more money business just to to to to compete with others that's the that's the only thing like your it's a set. but it's that's part of the thing but. in truth against that background the resilience and diversity of clients hardcore fan culture is worth celebrating. they do have also huge fan base they do have really some cultures and this is a boy so it's the business school come on as you can see them on the invest new body falls. again it's a feel next list so i never have to meet with success either way in the end we all suffer the same model takes its toll all over and we'll have our own cross to. bear the thought of all that was going to be in the final to the solo album. and it told on me th

known woman poetess in the country second little margaret thatcher the let's see a young kid with mccullough who was going to the conserve the clothes and birmingham city you know very well what speech would you be making a boat about europe this week what would you be saying to the party. at the speech i was making there was about police. system margin you were speaking about your march twenty ninth we are officially out of the e.u. and i don't think there's any going back on that and i'm hopeful and now i'm optimistic that in fact the trade deals we do with the rest of the world will be very very successful europe itself has turned out quite protectionist so you have pre-trained within the four hundred million but you haven't got much in the way every trade with the outside world doesn't stop germany doing lots of deals of term it doesn't stop us doing lots of deals with china but we are much more likely to do all of this and to be upfront about it you know better to have. the. law told me a few weeks ago when the show is so overwhelmed with all these new deals he says you don't give up th

known woman poetess in the country second only to margaret thatcher the let's see a young kid with mccullough who was going to the conservative cause of this and birmingham city you know very well. what speech would you be making a boat about europe this week what would you be saying to the party. at the speech i was making there was about police. system margin you were speaking about your march twenty ninth we are officially out of the e.u. and i don't think there's any going back on that and i'm hopeful and now i'm optimistic that in fact the trade deals we do with the rest of the world will be very very successful europe itself has turned out quite protectionist so you have pre-trained within the four hundred million but you haven't got much in the way every trade with the outside world doesn't stop germany doing lots of deals of term it doesn't stop us doing lots of deals with china but we are much more likely to do all of this and to be upfront about it you know better to have. the. law to me a few weeks ago in the show is that so overwhelmed with all these new deals he says we don't giv

eyewitnesses say a number of roads have been blocked by demonstrators in government controlled mccullough since sunday demonstrations have been going on in many parts of the south people who find themselves in poverty as the economy of yemen collapses its currency is now at its lowest values ever against the dollar food prices have never been higher what the civilians make of the un's attempt to get dialogue going between the warring sides and shabby adding i don't know how the people are destroyed and the situation requires mutual agreement if we really are arabs and we really are patriotic we have to compromise and concede to each other and god willing we will all succeed and the country will have a space for us all no one wants anything but peace. over the holiday and we call on all the parties and those disagreeing to unite under one banner in order to relieve the people from the division they've reached and relieve them from suffering and also to end the siege and the recent deterioration of the currency also to put the country's interest above their own personal interests and shun t

unfortunately and very disturbingly in 2014 the supreme court ruled in the horrible infamous case, mccullough, in massachusetts, the supreme court struck down that law and so we quickly met with the city attorney's office and had to amend our law, again unfortunately, which we had not had to do that. and what we did at that point is that instead of prohibiting any action within that 25-foot buffer zone, we prohibited harassing or following women or any patient within that 25-foot buffer zone, and that law passed at the very end of 2014, and has been in effect since. i will say it's not as effective as the original law, but at least it provides some freedom from harassment in that area. fast forward to today, when the -- when d.p.w. did the valencia street streetscaping project in front of planned parenthood, they had resurfaced the street and erased the demarcation of the 25-foot buffer zone and somehow the signs came down. we started receiving again complaints from neighbors about it and quickly learned about that, that that factor, and decided you know, this is a good chance to re-meet to d

i have also been inspired by american historian david mccullough who said no harm is done to history by making it something someone would want to read. that beacon of wisdom is the navigational aid i which i try to steer my historical prose. american historianfor the mirloo find a way without inventing content to take the reader with me into the middle of the action. when she was torpedoed. a board boat number 1046 as she entered the burning sea in search of survivors. with wordse picture rather than with a paintbrush. as it happened in the 11th hour of the project team victor albert wilde. third officer of mirlo and his amazing eyewitness recounting written in his own hand and a series of letters he wrote in the months before his unexpected death in 1970. by the good graces of the i wasal park service gratefully provided copies of mr. wilde's personal papers while in the midst of trying to figure out how to tell the mirlo story from a new fresh and interesting perspective. memories they the preserved apparently had been slumbering for nearly 50 years in a file drawer at the national

kevin mccullough, , great to see you gentleman.ed a lot of power today. kevin, i want to start with you. >> there is a zero chance he shuts the government down. he's saying this, this is a really good issue for him. one thing missing from his resume is the thing that was his number one vote turn out issue in 2016 and the democrats have remarkably denied a couple of opportunities to come to a compromise and it's back on the table for him to head out of the ballpark again. it will be interesting to see how he uses this as a bully pulpit from here to november. >> harris: we have not seen another president on either side of the political aisle attack this issue as ferociously, fiercely, and consistently as this president. >> i hope he gets his wish. if they shut the government down it will be the best thing that happens to the congressional candidates on the democratic side. >> harris: he said he wouldn't do it during the midterm election. >> if that happens, we are in a position where republicans are totally in charge of it of it. >>

bert: maybe if mccullough cap thoroughs -- captures richmond? 1862? [laughter] >> i'm not talking fantasy. bert: i get your point. i think it's dangerous to speculate too far but that's the one that jumps out at me. the union has the momentum. they've won at shiloh. penetrated kentucky, tennessee, going down the mississippi. arguably the pole. is coming up, the pens l.a. if richmond falls a year into the war what does that mean? it doesn't mean the war is over, i don't think that. or joe johnson getting wounded. eah. decidedif robert e. lee to leave his army off -- lead his army off into the wilderness instead of going to appomattox. >> in scott's lecture he said his quote so quickly i didn't get the original source. it was a quote "war and politics by other means." did i just lose my credibility? [laughter] >> yes. >> so what if that had worked? wouldn't -- what if that first -- a at sumter had never been? we could wonder all we wanted to. would we be sitting here today? no, we'd probably be drinking bourbon like normal people on friday night. [laugh

mary anne marsh, she is a former senior advisor to john kerry, and kevin mccullough, a media radio host. it seems like that's the only place to go, now, is that both have to sit down. it probably has to be in front of the cameras. they both said they are willing to do it. but it kind of has to be out in the open at this point, so people can decide who they believe, i guess. >> and under oath, and i think that's very important. at this point, this is about the truth. that's the debate we are having. in this case, a supreme court justice's job is to determine who is telling the truth and then apply the law. i think the american people want to have all this process out in the public so they can make their own determinations. there is nothing magical about thursday. that was an artificial deadline to have a vote. i think the more important thing here is that everybody take their time, let professor ford be heard, let brett kavanaugh be heard, and let everyone then decide and go ahead may be with the process and maybe not. i think it's very important to have all this out in the open. >> meli

eyewitnesses say a number of roads have been blocked by demonstrators in government controlled mccullough since sunday demonstrations have been going on in many parts of the south people who find themselves in poverty as the economy of yemen collapses its currency is now at its lowest values ever against the dollar food prices have never been higher what the civilians make of the un's attempt to get dialogue going between the warring sides i shall be adding i don't know how the people are destroyed and the situation requires mutual agreement if we really are arabs and we really are patriotic we have to compromise and concede to each other and god willing we will all succeed and the country will have a space for us all no one wants anything but peace. with the holiday and we call on all the parties in those disagreeing to unite under one banner in order to relieve the people from the division they preached and relieve them from suffering and also to end the siege and the recent deterioration of the currency also to put the country's interests above their own personal interests and shun the

. >> the patent, the library of congress has the actual papers david mccullough did an actual book reallyased on that. then the smithsonian has the plane. so, we are working to see what are some of the things we have that each of us can bring together for special exhibits that really put things and put something about it in our own institution. and the smithsonian we are very pleased. we went have ceased to purchase the first known photo. tubman. it will be exhibited in the news. we digitized it and it will be on exhibit at the new museum of african-american history. [applause] it's always fun, will then when tony comes to play a puts his thing down here, and all of that. but, just getting this community of history and culture seems to be growing. we worked together for that. >> are what has surprised you about working in washington? >> all. and tony is over here going -- i still live in baltimore. >> that says it all. >> i commute. it's really interesting, because i have lived in when i lived in chicago there are so many commuters that came in. people would come in from gary, indiana eve

i said in december 2016 congress passed what senator mccullough called the most important legislation of the year. that act gave the national institute of health $4.8 million for many new flexibility and authorities to conduct research that we hope will lead to breath taking new medicines, treatments and cures. and that was thanks to many senators. the appropriations committee is on track to provide record funding for the fourth year in a row to the national institutes of health. first congress increased n.i.h. funding by 2 billion in addition to the cures money. then we increased nih funding by two more billion in 2016. in 2017 congress increased funding to national institutes of health . today we expect to approve an additional $2 billion increase to nih funding for the next year. this means congress will have increased funding to the national institutes of health by $9 billion since 2015, a 30% increase. the way we do our budgets here that usually builds into the budgets over longer periods of time. so if you count it over ten years it is a $2 billion increase. it means a new spend