mrs. howard's honor. established in 1997, the sally be howard school for the arts and education is one of the schools in charter the state of north carolina and only chatter school in wilson county after it passed in 1987 to improve approved charter chools in our state. mr. speaker the school's mission is to provide every child i privileged or underprivileged kind of education that nurture's students gifts, talents, and potential to become more than they ever thought they would be. at sally b. howard school, they prepare students for careers in the performing arts, science, and humanities. they are a school to behold. established as an academic and as a writer, mr. speaker, and playwright and avid traveler and educator, mrs. howard used her vast array of talents and expertise to leave a lasting impact on thousands in our community. two years ago we had the awesome opportunity to celebrate her 100th birthday, and this picture i have with me today depicts that moment as i escorted her into the auditorium of

party you were watching this with me what did you make of what mr howard had to say when he was talking about people advising ardo on that was actually a very good point because we see that people are around him are basically mainly. are let's say shy about. saying what they think so basically the advisers around are to on are not really in a strong position so it's also that also reflects i believe on the diplomatic relations because our go on is actually. acting the way he acts inside of turkey also in the international arena so when the german government or the u.s. government gets a taste of this then that's when the relationship start getting very very tense we heard you're going to there when asked is president in a one a reliable partner he said well in some areas what do you think of that is he well well he has to be because like i said he germany and turkey do need each other of course yes turkey is a nato member but there we are also seeing some problems for example there's still this discussion going on about turkey buying the s four hundred missiles from russia which is not

howard, please? anyone would like to ask any at this time. if not, we'll proceed, then, to mr. wagner. thank you very much, miss howard, and i know you and your group are going to be here all day, so thank you. [inaudible] >> good afternoon, commissioners, again, greg wagner, acting director. i'll be very brief because i know we're here to hear from the public and not me, but just to add a little bit to what kate said to give a little bit of sense to the scope of the job that we're here to talk about. we have two primary divisions, the health net work, which is the direct health care services that are provided throughout the department and the population health division, which is the branch that addresses global public health concerns in the city. and as -- as you know, that is not always the case, and in many cases in county health systems, these functions are separated, where you have a direct care department and a population health department. in san francisco, that's one of the unique things that we have those functions together under one roof, coordinating with one another and comp

mr. erdogan using? howard: it is a bad one, whatever it is.you get into a position where you seem to be marking the central bank's card in the advance ahead of big decisions, in the long run, you will pay quite a price for that because this is quite damaging to central bank independence. investors have taken some comfort. maybe they will be balls the enough to go ahead anyway. if they don't, i think all bets are off about the level of the lira. tom: again, with the level of the lira, i noticed the lira-ization demanded by erdogan, the fact is the dollar is the economy. we learned from kenneth rogoff dollarization of the global economy is what makes this time different. ed is the em system right now? howard: a does vary from place to place. there are countries in domestic markets. ecuador and zimbabwe are examples where dollar has crept into turkey where the dollar remains the dominant back currency. rogoff is right that emerging markets cannot exclude themselves from the pressures of financial markets. anna: i want to get your thoughts on anot

mr. president. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, both alex and linda. you're doing an incredible job. i like to know welcome up jerry howardesident of the national association of homebuilders. jerry does a phenomenal job running that group, respected all over the country. jerry please, say a few words? [applause] jerry: mr. president, the men and women who house america are overwhelmingly small business people who work and live in the same communities. this initiative you're out to sign will enable them to help their neighbors, their employees to economic security and retirement. this initiative will help them compete against larger businesses in a very tight labor market, which is tight because of the success of your economy. we're grateful for that, but is causing us problems. this initiative will help us out a lot. this is simply good for business, good for employees, good for communities, good for the economy. on behalf of the 133,000 member firms and the 5 million people or more that we employ, we thank you for this, mr. president, and we look forward to bringing it home to main street. thank you very much. [applause]

mr trillanes should be granted. the senator says he is preparing for the worst. and you can see howard'smocracy in danger, this weekend on bbc world news. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: more on the senate judiciary hearing on brett kavanaugh. we have the views of some americans who have been watching the proceedings. in all russia's turmoil, it has never come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many had feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility that produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, one million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation.

mr. sears, yours or mine? it'll be done your way, but not by me and not by any other director who respects himself. (edward dmytryk) howardawks had the greatest technique. if a producer came on the set, he would say to the prop man, "hey, come on, bring a chair over here." and he'd say to the producer, "come on, sit down, let's chat." and everybody else would go off the set. and the producer would talk and in about 5 or 10 minutes, he'd realize that nobody was working. and he would also realize that nobody would be working until he left. so sooner or later, he'd get up and go. there were any number of people that we can go back to, kind of von stroheim and work our way up and we can run out that litany of filmmakers who were done in by the constraints of this dehumanizing, highly industrialized, profit-motivated system. but, the more i look at it, the more i see the system as... as enabling as it was constraining. i mean, whoever supplies the money is the enemy. the studio's no different. there's always that tension. listen, on "the godfather," i'd go up to francis coppola and i'd say, "you know this picture, bob evans an

mr. trudeau: he had a left wing and a right-wing wing. i had trouble remembering that until i had a mnemonic device. r wasized howard with an cum with anand hol l went left. suddenly it was all clear. he does that for a couple reasons. one is he's got to move the army and you're not going to put 60,000 guys on two georgia roads. he's got them spread out. and yes, he is threatening macon and augusta to a certain extent. but it's like the hurricane warnings we are seeing in the news today. the fact that it is going to pass 50 miles to the south still means you are going to buy bottled water and nail up your houses. the confederates had to shore up their defenses. that was going to happen. i think the formation was partly to be mutually supporting and to allow them to move quickly. the dark secret of sherman's march is if they stopped for more than a day, it begins to die. the ability to gather supplies diminishes the longer it stands still. he had to keep moving. anything that stopped them from moving, and this was the real confederate opportunity, they had opportunities to stop them for a day or two or three and they

mr kavanaugh. a first vote in the judiciary committe is expected on friday. now on bbc news, hardtalk‘s stephen sackur talks to former conservative party leader, lord howard.elcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. britain's conservative party is about to hold its 2018 annual conference, and it promises to be a fascinating spectacle, with the party riven by deep divisions over brexit — divisions which threaten to derail theresa may's brexit strategy and perhaps her premiership as well. at stake isn't just the future of a venerable political party, but the future of britain. my guest is former conservative leader, michael lord howard. both in brussels and at home, theresa may is in deep trouble. does she have a viable way out? lord howard, welcome to hardtalk. good to be with you. the brexit endgame has arrived and theresa may is trapped. would you agree? it is not a word i would use, no, but obviously there are difficulties, there were always were going to be difficulties, and they look more formidable than perhaps they are, but perhaps we will know in the next few months how things pan out. well, weeks in some ways rather than months, because all this is g

mr kavanaugh. a first vote in the judiciary committe is expected on friday. now on bbc news, hardtalk‘s stephen sackur talks to former conservative party leader, lord howard.

mr. jealous: we can replay the tape on that one. on this issue, i take umbrage. i've had two family members shot in maryland, one in howard county and one in prince george's county. on your watch, murders are up 42%, revised down to 34% in 23 counties outside baltimore. more than 50% when you include baltimore city. i have worked with governors, the mayor of york city as president of the naacp to put forward strategies that make us safer and make our prison system smaller. for you to suggest that i would allow violent criminals out early is straight out of the old playbook from willie horton to donald trump. gov. hogan: that's just nonsense. it's right on your website your -- your website. you want to reduce the prison population by 30%. you have already reduced it at any higher state in any -- in the country. the major cut is the only cut in spending. you want to cut $660 million out of public safety. you want to fire 2000 or 3000 public safety officers. that's not going to help violent crime. let's talk about how what we been doing might help. baltimore city, we had the worst violence breakout in 47 years 89 days after

same thing there >> all right howard lutnick of cantor fitzgerald, thank you for joining me we'll be here all day, guys tune in. >> we will do that thank you for that and thank mry's most important industries we've been talking about this interview all morning. we're talking about trucking joining us is chris spear of the american trucking association. it's good to see you when i'm looking at a lot of your comments, things are great. great time for truckers. and yet we still have tariffs and trade to worry about and i hear sort of something i've heard from farmers and others that come on that you're willing to wait and watch to see if something positive comes out of the tariffs and the trade negotiations but you're not ready to wait forever, necessarily >> well, no, we're not willing to wait forever. but i'd start by saying this is national truck driver appreciation week. it's an opportunity to honor the 3.5 million truck drivers that move america's freight you know, we're very much involved in movie ining 76% of e nafta service freight. and we're encouraged by the deal with mexico. we're optimistic that we'll get canada to the table and make this is true trila