grenville weaks, and one boat that is cracked, gets next to the rhode island, bumps against the rhode island puts , his arm out, dislocate his arm, crushes three fingers and someone says "oh my gosh, your arm is terrible." and he says, "an arm is worth a life." the last rowboat will try to come back under the command of rodney bozeman brown. however, he is guided toward the red light, and all of a sudden, a swell brings him up. as he comes down, the light is gone and the monitor is no more. this is about 12:30. you have about 30 people on the rhode island saying it is 12:15, 12:30, 1:00. i tend to go with the ship's log of rhode island, which says 12:30. the monitor is no more. 16 people were lost. 47 people were saved. it shocks the nation to see that the monitor is no more. when the monitor sank, she sank by her hull. and she turns like that. the turret falls off because one of the troubles is that the turret sits in a brass ring. it is a spindle operated turret, and actually it is faulty. , they jacked it up and put oakum under it to stop leaks. well, the turret falls off, comes do

those in rhode island do not see it first. between 10:30 and 12:30 is where the rescue operation took place. they knew at 10:30, they had to get off of the monitor. everything is steam powered on the monitor. as a result, when you hear that return, you last know that what? the ship is doomed. wadingng talks about down in the ship. he was going to go back and take all of his documents because he was paymaster, and then he realized, the water is at my waist. rather save myself rather than those documents. so, we recover. actually, there were two seamen turret,onitor or in the and we have come very close to naming them. shoes were on the same body, and if you notice, there is a slight different brand, different brands of shoes. notice, these guys have a wing tip, this guy does not. coat,d an entire pea which is actually called a pilot's coat that we actually put back. coat called a pilot's because it has a pocket up your. that meant it would have been used by an enlisted man -- excuse me, a warrant officer. we think this is on th

. >> joining us now, an expert in security clearance is ben rhodes, a former deputy national security adviser to president obama. he is now an msnbc political analyst. and ben, we're seeing -- this "new york times" reporting is very clear tonight. very i think authoritative that the president obviously interfered in this process. we just saw the president say publicly that no, he didn't. we just saw ivanka trump say that no, that's not the way her husband got the security clearance. in your reading of this "new york times" report tonight what did they do in effect to the security clearance process in order to get one for jared

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jonty rhodes said, she has magic in her fingertips jonty rhodes said, she has magic in herfingertipshodes said, she has magic in her fingertips and fire in her belly! what is a favourite dish for the family at home, what are they really pleased about when you cook it for them? -- irini. my husband, john, i had a disaster with one dish on the show, and he could not cook the apples. so there is not a standard ——. i am a little bit naughty and cheeky with even the food at home, so i do not like to do straight things. give me a five page recipe. when i saw a 25 pages, i thought, a five page recipe. when i saw a 25 pages, ithought, yes! last a five page recipe. when i saw a 25 pages, i thought, yes! last thought for you. you said this has been an amazing journey, you you hope it is not over yet, i guess. what would you like to do next now that you have been inspired by the experience on masterchef? where would you hope this would take you? already i have a fantastic sense since last night of the overwhelming response that i need to do more with greek food. and ido need to do more with gre

twenty one year old james rhodes is charged with the murder of twenty year old shelby farah. you. think she's in the news here. in the forty. every bullet exiting. the video shows her standing and then she collapsed to her knees she was reaching for the. twenty minutes before she. reached for the. struggle to take even a few steps towards her daughter's she says tonight the pain of shelby's loss is real i'm going to make sure. that he needs to get that and. we begin to do the shoulder to look at the executions in the united states now that many of the drug use releases. shoes are no longer available the execution drugs scarcity stems from the receipt of manufacturers in europe and united states to look to people to do. i think the job of defending. the most unpopular amongst our society is absolutely indispensable part of our society. all of my clients have already been tried convicted and sentenced to death in ohio state court system. basically every execution has been scheduled scaling back to she was executed wrong phillips was next on nov fourteenth two thousand and thirteen.

the big problem is that rhode island can't just come alongside the monitor. the fear was a wave could pick it up and drop it down on the monitor and the monitor would sink. or the monitor could be thrown into the side of the rhode island so she would sink. there's 6 p 3 men on board the monitor. basically this is a marrowing night. the wind is screaming. one u crew meb in the turret gets so upset with with the screaming of the ship's cast that he grabs the cat, throws her in the barrel and puts a tampion afterwards but he could still hear the screaming of the cat. oh, my god. >> learn more about the sunshine s monitor's 1862 battle against the css virginia today at 6:00 p.m. eastern. you're watching american history tv where every weekend announcer: sunday night on q&a, amy greenberg, penn state history professor, discusses the the worldes first: of first lady sarah polk." she wrote letters to a supreme court justice and members of congress that were completely politics, 100% about and they were not noticeably different from a letter that a man would write. a

killing mr rhodes is not going to bring my daughter back and i'm holding on tight to my other two children slag and i don't like to see them going through this . a murderer both you go over there forever changed your life and forever changed your other gospel of. yourself while it forever changed the relationship with those three lost of course but it's gotten worse. when if this would be over with in the state would accept the offer we can focus on getting it all back together that's the point i'm trying to stress to you i don't care about james or rose i don't care about the public defender's office i shouldn't have to be sitting up here going through what i'm going through i feel like you're attacking me we're supposed to be on the same side here. this is not about me this should be about shelby fair the victim has everybody forgotten about the victim. they are doing what we feel is appropriate based on the fractional that's all we can. never lets me or sympathetic to. it is a distraction to see that it's not it's. all the loss in this instance are very good and. he knows what he did is

ben rhodes, also an msnbc political contributor and elliott williams, legislative affairs during the obama administration, msnbc contributor kimberly atkins washington correspondent for wbur in boston. frank, i want to ask you first about the conclusions of the mueller probe as we capitulated, if you will, in that brief four-page letter to congress by william barr because we now understand that he had -- this william barr had seen the conclusions. he'd been given them some weeks before according to julia ainsley at the justice department. does that take away some of the criticism of barr for making a snap 48-hour decision this quickly on whether or not to prosecute on obstruction which was the one -- the one major issue that mueller did not exonerate the president on? >> so it -- it does somewhat mitigate the criticism, but again, it's taken mueller two years to dig deeply into this and look at very nuanced, subtle, counter intelience and intelligence questions and as mueller describes, difficult issues of fact and law. so the fact that the two years in the making for ultimate decisi

investigators say williams waso crng rhode island avenue.outside of a crosswalk when he was struck by a minivan. williams tdied of his injuries n wednesday. williams spoke t his daughter an news 4. she w the driver to come forward. >> you don't keep going. going?you keep how do you live with yourself. please, come foo ard. own up. just admit it. >> reporter: the search for driver continues this morning. family members are hopeful that someone wil recognize the minivan seen in the surveillance video and give investigators a call. >> meganra m. thank you very much. >>> want to tell you that the maryland house of delegates has approved a bill allowing terminally ill patients tor end theiwn lives. that vote was 74 in favor, 66 against, the end of life option act. it allows patients with six months or less to live toca request meon toentd the end the life. that bill heads to the state senate. if approved. >> maryland will join seven states and d.c that have laws legally assisting death. >>> facebook announct would change the way users communicate

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but i live in a world in which i drive to work in rhode island and on a bright, clear summer day i have heard the radio warn that the air is unsafe to breathe in my state. that elderly people, people with breathing difficulties, that infants should stay indoors on a nice summer day because nobody will tell the polluting power plants in other states to knock it off and clean up their act. so, until rhode island is protected, and i think it ain't for nothing that so many of us here today are from downwind states. this isn't funny. this is making a big difference in our lives. miss becky keogh talked about the windshield and the rear view i would add one other automotive feature, i would have headlights. we have to have headlights with don so we can see ahead at what is coming at us. and the headlights are science. that's what lets us know what is coming at us. so when we have a epa that throws legitimate scientists off their advisory board so they can bring in industry flunkies on so they can ignore scientific reports that worn very clearly about what's going to happen. there is no longer

community, rhode island is better because of it. that example repeats itself all across our country. i first want to say thank you to the witnesses for your personal stories, for your courage and resilience, for the magnificent contributions you're making. i apologize that you world are all living in the state of limbo, which is so undeserved. you should not be used as bargaining chips. you represent yourselves and other human beings. you are our neighbors, friends, family members, members of our community, and you deserve better treatment than you've received. you are brought to the united states by your parents, the same reason my great grandparents came here to build a better life, and worked hard to do that. and you love our country, your country, you share our values, you know really no other country but america, and you are american as much as anyone else. frankly if you are forced to return, and others in the same situation, you might be required to go back to countries you barely know, and continue to have armed conflict, di

williams wasro cssing the 1500 block of rhode island avenue northeast outside of the marked alk around 9:00 tuesday night. >> i don't understand. >> reporter: d.c. police say the driver in this gray minivan with a bike rack on the roof shown on the surveillance v eo hit him and kept on going. >> how could you do this to someone? >> reporter: the impact williams out of his shoes. he died just feet away from his ap he lived here in a unit with his tife. >> he's an innocan. he didn't cause no problems to nobody. he loved everybody. he's a very well-respectable man. >> reporter:io lawn do tells me her father was an army veteran who enjoyed retirement.il this guy new wliams for years. he shopped at his store. >> i feel very sorry for him. he was a nice guy. >> reporter: they hope police will find the driver who took his life. >> they've got to pay for it. i'm sorry. >> reporter: definitely this family wants justice. now, if you have any information abou this hit-and-run, call december police. live in northeast, shomari stone, news 4. >> all right. >> such a sad outcome there. >> yeah, let's

rhode island follows california. delaware follows california. we're all in on your efforts here. administrator wheeler proposed new fuel economy emissions rule that would wrench away california's long standing ability to set its own standards and will allow our states to follow. because an attack on california is an attack on everybody -- on all of us, ok, and we feel it as an attack. has california's clean air act waiver for vehicle emission standards ever been revoked? mr. stegall: no, it has never happened. senator markey: it has never happened. so the assault on state standards -- means more oil imported from the middle east, more carbon pollution in the atmosphere and more uncertainty for states and car companies. mr. stegall, with all these lose-lose outcomes, who would trump is the winner if wins through his e.p.a. administrator wheeler? who's the winner in all this? mr. stegall: this is purely oil companies. senator markey: oil companies? mr. segall: yes. senator markey: so oil companies are doing cartwheels with happiness they have about how much lower the fuel economy s

he's a veteran, a harvard graduate and a rhodes scholar, who is openly gay, and also so young, that ifrved two terms as president, when he came out, he would still only be 46. yeah. plus, he's a concert pianist and speaks seven languages, including norwegian, which he learned just so that he could read norwegian books. ( laughter ) compare that to america's current president who has read zero books and is fluent in zero languages. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) in fact-- in fact-- buttigieg is pretty much the exact opposite of donald trump in every way. like, i wouldn't be surprised if he also has the world's largest hands. and i know-- ( laughter ) i know you might be saying, "so what, trevor? buttigieg is a cool guy. so what? there are plenty of cool guys, okay." and that's true. there are plenty of cool guys. i mean, like, do you guys know bryan? he's so cool. he has a motorcycle, and one time he saw a dead body by the train tracks. super cool. but buttigieg isn't just bryan-level cool. no, as mayor, he's also got a record worth bragging about. >> he ran for mayor at 29 years

me today that the amount of the area flooded is is roughly equivalent to the size of the state of rhode island it's a huge area it's almost like the ocean like the earth was tipped in the ocean called it most and they can and you know there was a period there where entire areas are under meters of water where there was no distinguishable landscape it was it was simply just waters ours and it's and matthew you know as you're outlining that and making that comparison for american viewers who know the size of rhode island i mean that is huge i mean it's a huge area of land but for those who aren't familiar this to this tweet that just came in or a comment on you tube men are saying and speaking to exactly what you're talking about saying i don't think it has gotten the level of response a disaster should get though india sent some humanitarian aid some big steps need to be taken to prevent more destruction would you agree with that assessment just given your experience in general in this field. yes completely completely again i mean i couple days ago there was a sense that the world hadn't

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the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized. mr. cicilline: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of this resolution. special counsel mueller's investigation has resulted in 199 criminal charges against 39 people and entities. seven people have pleaded guilty and five people have been sentenced to prison. this investigation has been conducted on behalf of the american people. and they are entitled to know the results of this investigation. this investigation was begun to safeguard our democracy. and the american people deserve to know the results of this investigation. president trump has repeatedly sought to attack and discredit the investigation. labeling it a witch-hunt and contemplating firing the special counsel. the president's pick for attorney general bill barr has made it clear during his confirmation hearing will he only follow d.o.j. policies convenient for the president. therefore it's up to congress to make sure that documents related to the special counsel's investigation are preserv

joining me now is congressman david cicilline, of rhode island.y committee. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> let's start with the assertion from speaker pelosi and i want to talk about executive privilege she is going to reject any classified prefg for t briefing on the gang of eight on the report because she thinks it should be public. is she setting up a strawman there? has anyone there you know offered a classified briefing? >> i don't know if anyone has but that soften the case if there is classified information they might offer a classified briefing to the gang of eight. i think the speaker's point is this document needs to be made public and the public has a right to know the truth. let's not forget this investigation began at sort of on behalf of the american people, our democracy was attacked by a foreign adversary, the russians. the special counsel was appointed to investigate in this activity. the american people waiting two years and working hard to sprecket t protect the integrity of this investigation. we are going to f

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. >> joining me now is ben rhodes, former deputy national security adviser in the obama white house,bc political contributor, and nbc national security and global affairs reporter dan deluse who has been covering this. dan, they've been going back and forth over and over again to tehran. what's going on there? >> yes, in fact there's a pattern where they've been flying to dubai and return to tehran in a few hours. this is the pattern of basically carrying cash for the north korean regime, that's the suspici suspicion. >> and that cash is financing the scheme. this details the ship to ship transfers. hugh griffiths, who we interviewed yesterday, said in 15 years of working for united nations investigators, has never seen anything like this, where they're repainting the hulls of the ships to make them look panamanian rather than north korean, but they're using signals to masquerade as ships that are far away. >> they're stealing the license plates, basically. it's a very sophisticated. you're right, this expert was totally flabbergasted, he had never seen it at this level. they took th

global policies and work at the secret heart of government and i guess this week is one of them is ben rhodes and former national security adviser to president obama after two years of the trouble presidency how well is obama's lead.

no one was better at it than the late jim rhodes. he died 18 years ago yesterday. though, his final term ended 36 years ago, his legacy lives on in so many ways all over this amazing and wonderful state. and while governor rhodes was passionate in promoting ohio's interest, our economy is a our tourism, what set him apart is his concern for people. for all of the people of the state of ohio. in the governor's own words, from his february 1965 state of the state address, and let me quote, it is a wonderful world we have here in ohio. our state has more remarkable characteristics, resources, and people, than any state in the union. we want to sell that idea, everywhere. so, i call upon you to help, i call upon ever ohio into help. we must work together, seeking that divine guidance, which is rooted in our state motto. we must dedicate ourselves to a massive effort, based on morality, equality, and justice, to move our state forward into the future, for all of our people. so, today, we must dedicate ourselves to our own massive effort. though we live in a great state,

croft global policies and work at the secret hot government my guest this week is one of them is ben rhodes and former national security adviser to president obama after two years of the presidency how well is obama's legacy holding up. the roads welcomes codes exist thanks for having me i'll give you one of the biggest upsets of the obama presidency was the election of trump set out to repudiate a lot of what president obama did why didn't you see that coming. well you know i think most people were surprised by the results of the election i think it was a number of factors you know i think the first is that you're broke obama personally was still quite popular at the end of his presidency the economy was growing and it seemed like things were set up for a democratic victory in that election and you said being with obama gave you the confidence that you were part of something that was right yes was there certain arrogance in that do you think no no i mean when i say that i mean that you know frankly as progressives i think barack obama and me tend to sometimes think that history is moving i

first in lisbon and eventually in rhode . island in las vegas. completed two new works just in time for his paris exhibition. there hanging close to the gallery the artist could hardly have better advertising for his first center exhibition in the french capital his works on display on a good seven hundred square metres of floor space. you can see it's really stunning it's i've never i never so art like this before for me it's very clever very inventive mixing classic mixing trash to make like real. animals moving so realistic the ball made so one of my favorite street artists be kind of makes people think about what are we doing to undo the damage here on the mend now to this piece is that heart kind of like the victims like the animals and what we're doing to it unknowingly in some way makes us think about. the extinctions title i called the police refers to the u.s. climate change convention. but others a close says it didn't go anywhere near far enough. the kids to do it to going to be the guys in charge in twenty years so i think if they get

i don't have to i can say is nothing about just because just rhodes makes me crazy ok well it will be implemented next season so when we can wait and see that's all we have time for this week i'd like to think michelle didn't say and job and crane for their input instill the next matchday from me and the rest of the team here berlin only he does know. i know nothing. because sometimes i am placed on nothing with him and i don't think deep into the general culture of. predicting his grandmother. it's all that they know i'm rachel join me anything to have an advantage of course. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. has been challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding. as conflict intensify i'll be meeting with key players on the ground in the sun doesn't. shine through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account for the conflicts. conflict zone with tim sebastian. t.w. . i click like i shop online and up produces huge amounts of data but who analyzes it one culprit is the advertising industry i look for a curry recipe online and suddenly ads for indian cookbooks

justification for the rules limiting emissions of mercury and other hazardous air pollutants that rhode island must live with. february 21, 2019 the trump administration announced it would end negotiations with california over the auto rule ended in short, the epa completely ignored the last hearing on this subject. what else since april 10? there's the ever growing mountain of evidence of the epa's cooperative corporatism. former ep epa administrators cat prove its litany of scandals many related to improper relationships with the fossil fuel industry was supposed to be regulating became so long he was finally forced to resign after his resignation he was given a child by a cold air and into the revolving door spins. meanwhile, who did h we come frm to replace him through the revolving door came to lobbyist andrew wheeler. we shrugged off the fact that the u.s. chamber of commerce and association of manufacturers and fossil fuel industry front groups to rigid recruit and the american council for clean coal electricity dot essentially exactly their proposal to replace the clean power pl

leaders to step back and see the facts for what they are and chart out a very different pathway right rhodes right misreported very quickly if you could money has been committed here many has been pledged and it's not unusual in a lot of these summits this is what tends to happen but how can we can we be sure of the fact that this money is actually going to go to the places that it's it's said it's going to be going to. i think it's about creating a partnerships it's about realising the potential of new ideas and there is no dearth of money we have for too long focused on public finances that is governments contributing or a set of governments contributing for a set of countries that are in need of it whereas i think the true promise lies in mobilizing private finance for public good and in that you know just to give an example of the pension funds of the world. together manage about eighteen trillion dollars if you even five percent of those resources we're channelized into sustainable development and climate sensitive agriculture climate smart agriculture i think the world will change righ

you know my colleague from rhode island is here. he and i have worked on a whole host of issues together involving oceans. i think the technological advances with regard to gas, hundreds of years of supplies of gas, natural gas, with technology, with renewables provides huge opportunities for democrats and republicans to work together on to bring down greenhouse gas emissions. enormous. we're just scratching the surface. i look forward to working with him and the senator from massachusetts on these kind of ideas, because i think they are exciting and i think when you're burning natural gas at very, very high temperatures, you almost have very little greenhouse gas emission. combine that with technology, renewables, we have hundreds of years of these supplies, it's a great opportunity, exciting, and i want to work with them. but let me get back to the green new deal on natural resources. in my opinion, we do not spend enough time on this floor talking about the positive societal benefits of natural resource development in america, oi

senator margaret smith of main, senator tomas of oklahoma, senator green of rhode island, senator taft of ohio. here is the senator himself. his daily work typifies of all senators. reading and answers letters from his constituents. this is as it should be are his neighbors and those that support made him a senator. this pile of 10,000 letters was received in two weeks. many constituent come to call in person to seek jobs, ask favors to make proposals. letters or people must get personal attention and those that call in person must receive, their problems discussed and answered. national lawmakers must be sensitive to the constantly shifting opinions and criticisms of the public. as expressed over the radio -- >> spending is the favorite occupation of the administration, a million here and a billion there. >> the newspapers or editorial columns. and in television bringing praise or criticism to the senator of massachusetts and his colleagues. magazines are another check. this freedom of the press is the cornerstone of democracy. but the most direct contact of all is talking to neighbor

rhode color. married gay man and military veteran. >> in my vehicle we learned to trust each other with our lives. >> his desire to run fueled by his time in afghanistan. >> they didn't care if i was going home to a boyfriend or girlfriend. they wanted to know if i knew how to do my job. >> his job as mayor, executive experience prepares him for the oval office. he's a progressive but hammers on practical solutions over ideology. working people are being left behind. >> we're going to make america great again. it means we're going to stop the changes so you don't have to change anything. that's not honest. >> he told the audience it's a mistake for democrats to snipe at each other or even donald trump. then they stop talking about the voter. >> the more we convey about what we care about, how your life will be different because you elect us and not them the better off we'll be. >> which is not the same as giving donald trump a pass on a devicive, ugly brand of populism. >> many people who had no i

this happened near the 1500 block of rhode island avenue around 9:00 p.m. a gray minivan with a bike rack hit williams and kept going. his daughter doesn't understand how anybody can do this. >> reporter: the family of willie williams says he wil be missed. they are looking for justice in this case. look at this surveillance video here. this is the vehicle in the deadly hit-and-run in northeast. it is a gray nivan and has a bike rock on the roof. this happened around 9:00 tuesday night.in stigators said that williams was crossing outside of the crosswalk in the 1500 block of rhode island avenue, when he was struck with the minivan. the driver kept going. williams died of his injy.ies on wednes she says her father didn't deserve this. >> just know t the family -- i don't understand how could do this to someone. he's an innocentn. >> reporter: and police still have not located the driver involved in this incident. the driver leaving the scene, not sticking around, to be questioned by police. investigators areha hoping someone will recognize that minivan and t

a democrat from rhode island.ever understand is why the democrats didn't expose trump. when he says i'm going to keep protections for people with preexisting conditions when he doesn't have a health care plan and wants to get rid of the only one we have, which is obama care ini'm getting rid of the cow. what are you talking about? >> the president tweeted the republican party is the party of health care. at the very same time the president has directed the department of justice to get rid of coverage for preexisting conditions, more than 50 million americans will lose protection. and democrats released led legislation to expand the tax credits, to lower the costs. so there's a real contrast between democrats trying to protect coverage for preexisting conditions and the president says he's doing the opposite is trying to take away coverage, trying to end the aca and rip away coverage from 20 million americans. >> i was struck by the emotion of president obama in the last several hours when he talked about how you g

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williams was crossing rhode roland avenued 9:00 tuesday night. sidestigators say he was o the crosswalk in the 1500 block when he was hit. d williams d of his injuries the next day. his family now calling for justice. >> he's an innocent man. he didn't cause no problems for nobody. he loved everybody. he's a very well respectable man. >> reporter: and investigators are hopeful that someone will recognize the mini van seen in that surveillance video and give them a call. th family i hoping that the driver comes forward. back to you. >> thank you. >>> i want to tell you about big changes that are coming to the national zooll in anffort to keep you safe. the zoo received final approval to cloal about h its entrances. the main entrances are going to stay open but the side entrances, they will close by the end of the year. it's a big change. zoo officials will also add new fencing around the perimeter. attention ton our sports now. it looks like the redskins may have found their answerho to will be their new quarterback. it seems like we've said that

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mickelson's daughter attends brown university in providence, rhode island.the university did not respond a request for comment.lawyers suing universities in a college admissions scandal have revised their lawsuit to include plaintiffs from less prestigious schools.the attorneys filed an amended lawsuit in federal court in san francisco on thursday.the original suit was filed on behalf of two stanford university students who claimed they were harmed because they were denied a fair opportunity for admission to schools to which they applied.legal experts said that was a hard argument to make since the two students, erica olsen and kalea woods, got into the elite college.the revised lawsuit drops olsen and includes students from tulane university, an unnamed community college and rutgers university.more than 50 people were charged earlier this week in the scandal.prosecutors have said wealthy parents paid to rig standardized scores and bribed sports coaches to get their children into elite universities. lawrence (vicki) (vicki) after the break... a taste of the hawaii islands right here in t