we think welfare reform should start with the fortune 100 companies. where is the republican on capitol hill armed with the legislation to kick war bucks off the dole? that the should be president should engage the bureaucracy, reward federal bureaucrats who actually cut their budgets. host: looking at boeing's case, when it comes to grants, the top number of grants coming in during that time period from the department of defense. talk about the underclothes -- undisclosed. happensndisclosed frequently. often, federal disclosure of the data -- it is government, they make stakes, they do not fill in all the fields. far too often, the funding department has not been filled in on the grant transactions. host:

fortunately, we had museums. and fortunately, we have our museum. our new american civil war museum is built on the most inclusive, most evocative, and most up to date scholarship across the entire range of civil war era scholarship. scholarship on slavery, reconstruction, nationalism, technology, and medicine as well as military mobilization and events and consequences. we have worked hard to integrate this new scholarship into every facet of our museum. we began our museum, and kathy helped us make arthur that we did, with the assumption that military history is of the broad, inclusive, innovative and exciting version that she told us about. we began with assumption that we can't tell the story of a war without understanding that it was a war. we began with the understanding that the causes of the war were complex, and we try to dramatize it, just as paul tells us. we began with the assumption that we had to include the stories that liz told us about. when you go to the museum, you will see her smiling as you as you get ready to walk in the front

andrzejewski,dam founder and ceo of openthebooks.com reveals the report on fortune one -- fortune 100 companies receiving grants and direct payments. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. "washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ host: it is the "washington journal" for may the seventh. one of the discussions leading up to the 2020 election is the idea of electability. hour, we invite you to tell us which 2020 candidate is most electable. you can tell us which of the 20 plus you would choose amongst the democratic field or if you a republican, you will discuss if you support president trump for a second term. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, you can call at 202-748-8002. if you want to post on social media, our twitter feed is @cspanwj and facebook.com/cspan is where you can post your thoughts on this topic on our faceb

right now those fortunes are putting in less than the rest of america. ylet's just level that ping field a little bit. >> woodruff: question about foreign policy. the middle east, we'ee waiting to more comprehensive plan from the trump administration. but in the meantime, uld you have as president trump has done, endorsed this permanent annexation of the golan heights that primer ministanyahu has endorsed in israel? atabout what our ult goalsk are and what we should be urging. israel has a right to its security. and the palestinians have a oight to dignity and t self-determination. i believe the best way that happens and what we have to do as allies tooth is to push in the direction of bringing them both to g the negotiatble so that they make the decision togetherbout what happs in israel. i belieha the best way fort to happen is for the united states to push those parteies. i think is a real problem with us interfering in this way. >> woodruff: so that was a mistake? >> i think it was.as >> woodruff:thing i want to ask is about what some voters are sayi

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and i had the good fortune to interact with rod over the years a few times, and i recognized him as a suburb lawyer who was intern lawyer who was dedicated to the department. but i have been fortunate to return to the department and work with rod and his latest role as the deputy attorney general. on a personal level, it has been a real privilege and a pleasure to have him with me these last several months. it is a matter of public record that we spent a great deal of time together of late, but less well known though certainly known to all of you here assembled are rod's characteristics that he brings with him to the office every day. exceptional intelligence. sound judgment crafted from experience. composure under the most intense pressure and scrutiny, and above all, an upbeat spirit and keen sense of humor. and i leaned heavily on all of those qualities over the past few months, so thank you rod for your support and your friendship. now the attributes i just described have made rod an exceptional leader. and part of that leadership has been his ability to assemble and operate an ou

top tenth of 1%, about 75,000 families, you've built one of the great fortunes, good for you. inherited. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> okay. either way, either way, good for you, but here is the deal, i guaranty when that fortune was built it was built at least in part using workers all of us help, i guaranty, it was built at least in part getting your goods to market on roads and bridges all of us helped pay to build. it was built at least in part by police and firefighters all of us help today put out in the field. [cheers and applause] >> so we are just saying to you who got one of the big fortunes, you built one of the big fortunes, that's great, good for you, but pitch in 2 cents so everybody else gets a chance to build something real. [cheers and applause] >> that's all it is. okay, i have to stick more facts on this about fairness here. just so everybody knows this. the top 1% last year all the taxes they paid, they paid about 3.2% of their total wealth. the 99 which might include some of you paid about 7.2% of your total. i'm tired of free-loading billionaires, l

. >>> and -- [ chanting ""wheel of fortune" ] >> "wheel" marks a major milestone. pat and vanna share a special memory with us, the toughest puzzle ever. >>> good friday morning. we begin with breaking news. an escalation in the trade war between the u.s. and china. >> the midnight deadline for trade talks passed over night and that means new u.s. tariffs on chinese goods are taking effect. >> also overnight china issued a new threat, even as both sides promised to resume negotiations and abc's trevor ault is here with the latest. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. when president trump first announced these tariffs, there were thoughts maybe this was just tough talk trying to get china to the negotiating table but as of 12:01 eastern the tariffs kicked in and we now know the president was not bluffing. the two largest economies in the world now in a trade war. friday morning president trump following through on his threat to raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese products. >> i'm different than a lot of people. i happen to t

wealth tax on the top 1/10 of 1% on the fortunes in this country.f we used just a piece of that money to forgive student loan debt for about 95% of those who have student loan debt, that has huge support among democrats, independents and republicans. here is my point. we come in in january 2021, and we actually make that change, i think a whole of people have a lot more faith government can work for the people. [applause] now i am going to make one more pitch on that. we are in a democratic primary. this is democrats against democrats, and you have the opportunity to say to every democrat who wants to earn your vote, where are you getting your money? who are you spending your time with? [applause] because if we really want to rebuild faith in government, we need to walk the walk every day. thank you, chris. thank you. thank you. [applause] we got somebody? hi. >> i'm a marine corps veteran and my question -- host: you said you're a veteran? good. what branch did you serve in? senator warren: i served nine years in the marine corps. host: -- served n

mackenzie bezos vowing to give half her amazon fortune to charity. what her ex-husband is saying about the $18 billion donation and how the act has inspired others to spine the giving pledge. >>> plus, out of control. the moment a speeding car veers off the freeway into a parked police cruiser. >>> kit's crisis. "game of thrones" actor kit harington checking into a wellness center. why he says he had a full-on breakdown when the show ended. >>> why pizza hut is giving its signature pie a total makeover. >>> good wednesday good morning. i'm kenneth moton. >>> and i'm maggie rulli in for janai norman. >>> we begin with breaking news. a twister hit outside of kansas city leaving a trail of destruction and shredded homes in its path. >> the threat also extended to the northeast with a tornado causing this damage news outside philadelphia. and in new jersey classes are canceled today at a high school after a possible tornado damaged the building. >> there have now been at least eight tornadoes reported to the national weather service for 12 straight days,

he decides to seek fame and fortune in the west. role did politics play in his getting promoted? you mentioned the treasury secretary chase. i'm struck by the fact that grant removes him only after the election of 1864 and has this rather biting comment about him. >> evidentiary very explanation for that is limited. look at grant successfully getting more angry with rosecrans for not realizing he needed every man he could to prosecute the conflict in virginia. he is trying to relieve him -- just like you want to get rid of thomas before nashville. i can only surmise that lincoln had something to do with this. it is generally accepted that rosecrans was not relieved -- put in a position where he could be relieved by somebody like governoril after the -- gubernatorial elections in ohio. the elections in 1863. he was seen as a useful political tool by the lincoln administration. he was a war democrat with a largely successful record who hated slavery and hated treason. port rosecrans in california. ow did his reputation get resurrected to get a port named after him? >> he had the go

fortunately for rosecrans, he was sent to mississippi and got as far away from stanton as he could. he went to command under pope. when pope was promoted and sent east, rosecrans took over the army in mississippi. that leaves general grant in charge of all western forces, including the army of mississippi. the two men had gotten along very well together. they knew each other at west point. rosecrans called him an honest man to his wife. grant said i regret that rosecrans has not got ranked equal to his merit. he said that the henry halleck. he wanted him to get a promotion. after all, he was still a brigadier general in command of an army. he was a bit miffed about this. general rosecrans and grant would actually work closely together to deal with the emerging threat of confederate offensive that was not just taking place in kentucky and tennessee, but a parallel one we forgot about in mississippi, as well. rosecrans decided that his strategy at bridge mountain was worth a second try. the plan was for grant to hold firm and wait to attack until rosecrans got into position. they woul

i do consider myself fortunate to have survived that tour in vietnam. there were many men, such as david hackett, who did not. and perhaps because of that i have always felt compelled to try to give back in some way. and i have, indeed, been lucky to spend the betterer part of my professional life in public service and to benefit from the intangible rewards that come from such service. the lessons i learned as a marine have stayed with me for more than 40 years. value of teamwork, sacrifice, discipline, life lessons i could not have learned in quite the same way elsewhere. and when do i look back on my career, i think of having the opportunity to participate in major investigations such as pan am 103. work with homicide detect yifts shoulder to shoulderer in washington, d.c. and to be able to work with one of the finest institutions in the world for the last 11 years, the f.b.i. i will say that these opportunities would have been difficult to replicate in the private sector, and as for me i can say it has been time well spent. since its earlest days the

the frown that made the stars smile and the multimillion-dollar fortune she left behind. >>> but firsts! and the stars who love them. >> my dog is my longest boyfriend i've ever had. >> you having fun yet? >> marg helgenberger, dennis quaid, and 11-year-old abby ryder fortson had a lot of fun visiting with these pups from best friends animal society. their new movie "a dog's journey" is the emotional sequel to 2017's "a dog's purpose." and hits theaters today. >> how much do you depend on your dogs? >> my dog goes everywhere with me. in fact, she's in the other room right now, because she can't be around these puppies. she's real jealous. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> minutes way -- "e.t." up tumps into just when you thou

i am not sure whatjeff bezos will do with his fortune. he said he commended her. part of the giving pledge launched with bill gates and warren buffett. mark zuckerberg has also signed up. i would love to do something like this. maybe one day i will be a billionaire as well! we have been asking what you would do if you have that much to give away and simeon said he would establish hopefully successful businesses in areas that interest me and invest in property and give some to family and donate to great ormond street hospital. and set up a foundation helping the homeless. another said helping the homeless. another said he would spend on technology that helps save the planet and prevent global warming. i want helps save the planet and prevent globalwarming. i want to move another story. it is all about facebook and the fact that they are in hot water, the founders, because they have refused to appear in canada. facebook is always treading a fine line between allowing free speech and in some cases inaccurate information, and censorship. in the canadian elections they

fortunately my first foray was in silver in 1993.eitgeist was silver was going to go down to two dollars because of silver halide. i believe people got the analysis wrong and it had a better chance of going back to $50. i put my money on silver options and silver went from $3.5 to five dollars in short order and i made enough money to decide i've didn't want to do that anymore but i would take all of that money and put enough on buying an option on a silver property. david: where did you get the money to buy the options? thomas: i started with $10,000. i had a little bit of savings. turned that into hundreds of thousands of dollars and then put the money on a property in idaho. and i realized around that time that we didn't have much competition. so i took whatever money i had and went to peru and bolivia and mexico and i would put down options on these properties. found icertain time, i had as interesting a portfolio of option properties as any existing silver company. i knew even though i wasn't ready for prime -- for prime time an

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she has been out there fortunately she has been out there for about six months now and it is a credither players that if, and who have done extremely well and on the big stage against some top teams so, what we are seeing, we stuck to the same approach and it should not be any different for the world cup andl be any different for the world cup and i appreciate that we've got some really disappointed players. the first time that a scottish team is kind to the world cup since 1998, how proud are you to be the manager who takes scotland to the swat stage? at tom english that said that 30 years ago, i got my first cap for scotland and then 30 years later, i am so scotland and then 30 years later, i am so proud of the achievements of the team and they deserve all the credit, not me but obviously, it is a special moment in my career. are you getting all the luxuries you deserve? i don't know about that, but in terms of the support that we've had and it could not be any better for us in terms of preparation. the support is been magnificent. the scottish government, they have helped the strai

fortunately, my first foray was in silver in 1993.eitgeist was silver was going to go down to two dollars because of silver halide. i believe people got the analysis wrong and silver had a better chance of going back to $50. i put my money on silver options and silver went from $3.50 to $5.50 in short order and i made enough money to decide i've didn't want to do that anymore but i would take all of that buying anput that on option in silver property. david: where did you get the money to buy the options? thomas: i started with $10,000. i had a little bit of savings. turned that into hundreds of thousands of dollars and then put the money on a property in idaho. and i realized around that time that we didn't have much competition. so, i took whatever money i had and went to peru and bolivia and mexico and i would put down options on these properties. after a certain time, i found i had as interesting a portfolio of option properties as any existing silver company. i knew even though i wasn't ready for prime time. , even though the sto

>>yeah a lot of green out there fortunately, no lightning strikes. we did have that earlier today in contra costa county in the interior portions of the east bay were also small hail was reported as well, but fortunately, calmer conditions but still tracking some widespread light rain on again off again showers in the bulk of this moisture is actually evaporating before it hits the ground also known as a virgo so this storm system a little bit different than what we're used to usually tracking storms out in the pacific northwest making its way into the bay area, but this one is actually coming from this year. so it has east to west trajectory and as you can see widespread light rain for those of you in the east bayt even along the san francisco peninsula and as far south into the south bay this evening, but relatively dry right now for those of you in the north bay this evening. so it is going to make for a safer commute home, but i'm still tracking some possible pop-up thunderstorms during the overnight hours right around midnight and even into 1 o'

has been fortunate enough to be with tim many times over the years as we look back on tim's legacy of> don't get the wrong idea just because i'm wearing a gown. >> i consider myself very fortunate to be in this business, and just to be up and around, so miracles do happen. >> this girdle's killing me. >> conway is best remembered for his 11 years on "the carol burnett show," and as a master at impro-ving lines that brought his castmates to tears with laughter. >> he would do stuff that he hadn't done in rehearsal. tim was merciless. he'd go crazy. it was gold. >> first of all it's called the "tim conway show." >> carol and tim forged a lifelong friendship. today, she says she's heartbroken about the passing of her dear friend. "he was one in a million, not only as a brilliant comedian but as a loving human being, he'll be my heart forever." >> step out of the way -- >> vicki lawrence, who along with the late harvey korman, shared "the carol burnett show" stage with tim, had this to say the angels are laughing out loud tonight. >> i never wanted to be in this business. i was a jockey f

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we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back.t's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to have fun and give back and walk away with a great feeling. for more opportunities we have volunteering every single day of the week. get in touch with the parks and recreation center so come >> good morning. [cheers and applause] >> thank you so much, everyone. it is an honor and a pleasure to be here with you today, and to welcome janine nicholson and her family as we make history. [cheers and applause] >> i am san francisco's elected a fifth -- professor -- official , carmen choo, and i like to take a motion to welcome all of you. elected colleagues, members of the community, commission members, members of the san francisco fire department, and especially our chief that just retired, chief joanne hayes-white. [cheers and applause] i was humbled and honored when chief nicholson asked me to serve as her mistress of ceremonies for this occasion. as some of you may know, my

of the top fortune 500 companies, it is walmart. the others are chinese companies. china, natural petroleum and the chinese government, you have to remember it is state owned enterprises. many of these company's, the chinese government owns a portion of them. they support companies over there that are having a problem whereas here it is different, companies on their own, walmart, target, amazon, the government will help walmart you understand. there is going to be pain and suffering here but this is not over by a long shot.

drop out of the top four and that leads triple to just one point was there any hope of changing fortunes for the foles. the above coach dieter hacking had statistics on his side his team were undefeated in their last six home matches against tough and high but this time the visitors started out strong powerful cut a shot back thundered home to the demo by his corner in the thirty third minute. goal full finishing the start the second half from hoffenheim was punished by mathias tkinter seventy two minutes in the equaliser was his second goal of the season. but hot time didn't pump the brakes keeping up the pressure to retake the lead thanks and not the m m yes he. i still thought buff despite resolve that their own battling for a lady was my substitute josefa to match me to two two in the eighty fourth minute salvaging what could be a massive point oppenheimer now felt the c.e.o. to leave for the twelfth time this season. wolfsburg hot on the trail of god buffet hoffenheim hosted nurnberg the worst away team in the league. nurnberg put up a good fight until the thirty eighth minute sebas

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so, as you see already, leland stanford amassed and more shares -- in our miss fortune. most of it in paper money from these finance schemes. eventually the southern pacific reduces considerable income. he enjoys his money and he uses it to a mass properties in california. to demonstrate the potential of california's greatness and to bring civilization to the west. they build an abortion -- an enormous mansion. they throw lavish parties. leland stanford's wife, i don't know if you can believe these things, he buys her over $2 million and tools. she is one of the richest women in the world. you can see this as gilded age acess, but it is also poignant tribute to his love for his wife. in his life.tance jane stanford was at leland stanford's side. when he lobbied for railroad bonds, she was the one who prepared the 20 course menu and hired the shaft and handed gentleman cigars. she a philanthropist before senator stanford was peered to hundred 16 kindergartens. she was a huge supporter of the were abuse the a and both supporters of women's suffrage peered she was particula

its fuel from abroad as it doesn't have the facilities to process crude so when will the nation's fortunes rise like so many of its neighbors. the largest oil refinery in the world is being built here near lego's it will enable nigeria to process its own crude oil in the future so far the country has had to import oil products at high prices despite its own rich deposits. the nigerian state subsidizes gasoline and diesel with almost four billion dollars a year to make fuel affordable the international monetary fund recently criticized the move saying the country should reform its economy and diversify many experts agree this will require large scale investments. for reading and it is therefore shady agents that. this needs be made. to conform to things that do really contributes. to enjoy this future into things like infrastructure education like a good city just even teenagers future is shaping. the challenges are growing steadily the country has almost two hundred million inhabitants and is africa's most populous country of them work in agriculture but the sector is underdeveloped the in

results to come, with the parties watching closely, peering into what it might mean for their wider fortunes and doing so through the giant prism of brexit. oh, and here, at daft o'clock in the morning, was this some cross—party collaboration? or perhaps commiseration. chris mason, bbc news. let's get the thoughts of oui’ bbc news. let's get the thoughts of our assistant political editor norman smith at westminster. is this a case of the voters saying, a plague on both your houses to labour and the conservatives? many voters are absolutely fed up to the back teeth of the two main parties spending time on brexit and getting absolutely no nowhere. what is less

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four people rescued feeling fortunate phone number alive. -- fortune fortunate the american woman heading home separately but no word on her whereabouts or why she was in a dangerous part of the world. >>> authorities in virginia confirmed today that at least three people are dead after yesterday's explosion at a gas station. one witness describing a tower of flames and smoke 80 feet high. nbc's kathy park has more. >> reporter: flames could be seen shooting from the south river market as a small virginia town watched in disbelief. south river road for an explosion in the building and outside flames. unknown injuries. >> reporter: friday's blast shook the ground and ignited an inferno. authorities say three were killed. four others were injured, and some may still be unaccounted for. >> all i could see was probably an 80-foot tower of flames and smoke going everywhere and debris everywhere. >> reporter: the fire got so intense crews had to pull water from a nearby river as they rushed to save lives. >> we have people laying on the ground. >> reporter: as the flames grew, students and staf

founder and chief executive of amazon, has promised to give away at least half her $36.6 billion fortuneth me is 0liver cornock who's editor—in—chief at oxford business group. he has been delving into these articles in a little more depth for us. articles in a little more depth for us. 0liver, this is quite a big development, isn't it? the front of the daily mirror. labour was accused of not having a clear message from among its own lawmakers, mps, after the european results. they said, on the european results. they said, on the key issue, europe, they went into the election without having a clear message. this seems to put that right, to an extent. absolutely, and i think it is an important change, a gear change, of course a reflection of the trouncing the labour party took in that recent european election. jeremy corbyn was accused of not having a clear position on the second referendum, in this incredibly fraught debate here in the uk. this comes back to the point that it has never been a party political issue. whether you we re party political issue. whether you were in or out was pa

i was very fortunate to have him as my trusted partner and frie friend. he made the world a safer place and a better place. char, david and family, i also co almost like a member of the family. after years of working together on what became known as the nunn lugar legislation, his beloved wife i discovered when you become his partner you give up half of your name. [laughter] as a young man comes he achieved the right of eagle scout as mitch mentioned. he lived the wall, trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful and reverent. he was also smart as a whip figured he was strategic and bold with a very high iq. let's flash back for a moment to the fall of 1992 the soviet union had become a part and other nations emerged from the ukraine, kazakhstan, belarus and russia had a very large nuclear arsenals most of which were aimed at the united states. kazakhstan under the president was leading towards getting rid of all of its nuclear weapons. belarus would probably follow ukraine's. ukraine is divided over the wase question with v

you have had mixed weather fortunes across the uk. for scotla nd weather fortunes across the uk.t just scotland and northern ireland, it has been notjust cloudy but wet for much of the day as well. where is further south across wells and has been breaking up and we have seen some sunshine come through during afternoon. bright skies as we went through the afternoon and further through the afternoon and further through the afternoon and further through the night time, the skies will stay with us through a good pa rt will stay with us through a good part of england and wales. in northern ireland and scotland, easing out of the way although he could stay a little bit damp around some of our western coast in scotla nd some of our western coast in scotland and perhaps a similar story for the northwest of wales, otherwise may be dry and mild, temperatures between nine and 13 degrees. saturday, we have a weather front with this but quite a week when bringing a zone of cloud in a hot spot of rain in in northwest england, quite cloudy after scotland and northern ireland and an odd patch of

so we just say you built one of the big fortunes. that's great.but pitch in so everybody else gets a chance to build something real. [cheers and applause] that's all it is. to stick one more fact on this about fairness. just everybody knows, the top 1 percent last year all in all the taxes they paid was three.2 percent of their total wealth. the 99 which might include some of you paid about seven.2 percent. i'm tired of free loading billionaires. [cheers and applause] so here is the deal. two things. that's all i want. i want you to know what we could do with two cents in america. with two cents we could provide universal childcare for every one of our babies. [cheers and applause] plus universal pre- k for every two and three and four -year-old. plus raise the wages for every child care worker in preschool teacher to the level that they deserve. [cheers and applause] plus, 12 free steak knives if you act now. [laughter] plus. two year college for your public college are fee free and tuition free for all kids. [cheers and applause] and i am still

were also fortunate by the level of degree in support that we were able to achieve through allies. when general odierno scope the project as a ground for study directed us to include both special operation forces which many of the organizations opened their archives and give us access to previously and accessible information, we were also able to access as a ground component the u.s. marine corps who also open the archives, access to key leaders and allowed us to review oral history interviews as well as allies. we were fortunate to have matt morton who engaged our european allies schedule who engage the uk polish officers, italian officers and a whole swath of allies that contribute to it. all and told it was a ground for study with the narrative background and they were fortunate to have such high- level support. so, thank you . >> [ applause ] >> we will go right into the first panel, come on up. >> we need one more chair. do we have another chair? >> okay. >> were going to move to the first volume of this amazing work of history which is from 2003 through 2006, the invasion of