one of the representatives is lamont dupont. he is working on behalf of the head of the dupont family. he's a fascinating guy. he's from my alma mater. he's a proud west point graduate, and served exactly one year active duty and he felt he was called to a higher calling, a higher duty. his duty to run the family business. although he's the head of the dupont family he never forgets his west point training. so he keeps a copy of his west point drill book on his desk and as soon as the civil war be gains he's nominated as a major general in the delaware militia. he has a solution of how he's going to handle delaware. delaware is a border state and it still has several hundred enslaved african-americans and a number of plantations and counties that favor secession. henry's solution is simple, he called together 300 employees of the dupont company and tells them you can either take an oath of allegiance to the united states right now or you can take your hat and get out. if you take the oath of allegiance you'll get a pay raise. th

. >> pennsylvania state police crime unit supervisor lamont king rolled out.ry clark of the fbi was on his way. so was the erie pd bomb squad. the pizza guy turned bank robber drove out of the mcdonald's parking lot out of the bank but didn't get far. wells was intercepted just up the hill by troopers only a few hundred yards from the bank itself. >> i had him get out of the vehicle, at which time they noticed the collar around his neck. >> the robber told him he was wearing a bomb. they weren't about to doubt him. >> the troopers took precaution, handcuffed the individual, kneeled him down and then they proceeded to take cover. >> fbi man jerry clark arrived moments later. >> i came screaming up peach and i pulled exactly to the end of the lot and thought, oh, man, that's too close. so i immediately reversed, came around, and got into this parking lot. >> and he's talking to the officers? >> he is. >> wells identified himself, said he was a pizza delivery man. sitting on the pavement cross-legged and handcuffed, wells seemed more desperate than desperado. he

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temple university professor lamont hill remembers kobe.they played on this court in philly when they were boys. >> i must have played kobe 200 times, first to score wins. i never won. we would all come out here and play for hours. kobe would be here hours before we got here and after we left he would shoot and do drills and work on angles. he was a savaunt. >> that took him from high school to the nba. >> i decided to skill college and take my talent to the nba. >> only the fifth student at the time to do so. >> i asked how he felt about going to the lakers. he said i can't wait. i said it is going to be coming off of the bench behind eddie jones. don't you wish you went to a place where you could start. he looked at me like i cursed out his whole family. he was indignant that i thought he would not be able to be a starter against eddie jones two was an all-american, lottery pick and future all-star. >> kobe's announcement was seen by many as cocky and arrogant but his family supported the decision. >> we lived in europe. the students did

were killed after being crushed in the crowd during tuesday's funeral procession for 2 decades to lamont he served as the commander of iran's kurds force which is the external wing of the islamic revolutionary guard he played a crucial role in iran's military decision making process and helped expand iran's role in the middle east we spoke to middle east experts about recent developments dangers that. the was in my opinion very humiliating strike for the americans because the u.s. military was unable to intercept even a single iranian missile even though this was an airbase usually the defense systems and an air base especially in a war zone are extraordinarily good and the americans obviously must have been waiting for something so it shows about our ability of the us in iraq against the iranian strike we definitely are both sides to this charade there's no further need for any further bloodshed i think both made their points both parties should exercise self-restraint as much as possible this is volatile. we have many targets that could be turned into a major war that engulfs the regio

here and the briefing the facts do not show an imminent threat they are just avoid the nation ok so lamont you are claiming that he was planning imminent attacks and yet they produce no evidence that we're just aboard this claim not even in a classified setting i wanted to hear the intel. 1st what i hear was less than satisfying i can tell you as a united states senator coming out of a classified briefing they did not show us that they were dealing with an imminent threat i saw no evidence of that whatsoever that was insulting that was demeaning to the process ordained by the constitution and i find it completely unacceptable the white house says it is not obligated to share all the information with members of congress and that doing so might me risky mike pence says that at this point congress shouldn't expect anything further and they should trust the president when it comes to intelligence we have to protect sources and methods and so there's only a certain amount that we can share with every member of congress i can assure that those of us that have seen all the evidence that saw the e

continuation of the reconnaissance and training that they had given previously i think the wrinkle in the lamont story that's worth pointing out to your viewers is the question of saudi payment because we've known about both 300 or a 1000 but the idea that there are multiple huffed are backers working together and even ones that don't traditionally coordinate like the saudis and immoralities coordinate about libya matters all the time but the idea that saudi and russia are coordinating in such a direct manner that's a very interesting wrinkle to look at how they're influencing the conflict the leader of israel's blue and white party benny gantz is heading to the u.s. on monday to join prime minister benjamin netanyahu for discussions with president on all trump needs the largest single party in the israeli parliament but neither he nor his political rival netanyahu have been able to form a ruling coalition despite 2 elections last year and a 3rd scheduled for munch the 3 men are expected to discuss trump's only way to peace plan for the middle east you know while a senior palestinian diplomat ha

people were killed after being crushed in the crowd during tuesday's funeral procession for 2 decades lamont he served as the commander of iran's qods force which is the external wing of the islamic revolutionary guard played a crucial role in iran's military decision making process and helped expand iran's role in the middle east. we can now bring in international affairs expert for more on this now iran has said it's not seeking an escalation or war but does that track with what we've seen. well i think iran is a strategic player and they have a calibrated a set of responses in mind after general cousins of the money's assassination i think their main goal long term objective ease to ensure the removal of u.s. troops from iraq and i think if they take these kind of proportionate acts as their our leaders have been saying hitting a few bases but not you know causing too many casualties of western forces then the idea is that eventually you know they can run out the clock and the americans will leave you know because there is a and they can leak that just come out letter to the iraqi governm

has just gone up drastically major blow to iranian regime that has american blood on its hands so lamont he was one of the most ruthless and vicious members of the ayatollah his regime he had american blood on his hands i appreciate president donald trump's bold action against iranian aggression to the iranian government i say if you want more you will get more. so this kind of summarizes a little bit of one side of what we're hearing from. some lawmakers that are sort of if you will taking a victory lap applauding donald trump for this for this strike but we're also seeing others in washington on twitter and elsewhere also really worried about how this could escalate and what comes next but clearly you're seeing there from senator lindsey graham sort of a victory if you will at least the way he sees this thank you deborah of course you'll stay with us as well just to bring you up to that if you're just joining us we are discussing the strike by u.s. forces confirmed now by the pentagon on the orders of president trump inside iraq which has killed a senior figure in the iranian regime cu

iran to the likud's force the move comes 3 weeks after the us killed would force commander and so lamont a washington accuses the firm so transferring hundreds of millions worth of exports from the national ronnie and oil company is treasury secretary says iran's petroleum operations for what it describes as the country's global terrorist activities austin also impose sanctions on 2 people with ties to the companies the court has ordered me and more to prevent acts of genocide against the rohingya all 17 judges from the international court of justice decided to impose emergency pulmonary measures they said it's plausible genocidal violence took place in 2017 but a final verdict on whether me and mark committed genocide that could actually take years reason cox's bizarre in bangladesh where 700000 people fled the violence in me in march 2017. the ruling by the international court of justice is very much welcomed by they're going to represent communities here now we've been discussing with many of the people after the ruling sitting here in a stall they've been waiting here for hours wanti

doctor smith ellis, education commissioner doctor lamont, labor commissioner rob a cerro angelo, and tim sullivan and members of my policy staff among so many others. today i'm proud to present this plan which we are calling jobs in j and tomorrow i will visit the east brunswick campus of middlesex county technical schools to highlight the new effort. [applause] >> jobs nj is how we assure the state prospers in good times and overcomes tough times. it is a way to ease the anxiety so many feel as they wonder how the future will work for them and not against them. it has a clear mission, to better align our education system to meet the future needs of both employers and workers and do better at matching our workers with potential employers. jobs nj will clear up after ongoing job training so residents can continue to learn and compete as the needs of employers evolve with new technologies and new economic realities. it will close long-standing structural and racial equity gaps that have kept some of our residents from job training and skill development whether they come from historical

lamont. are there any other speakers on item number 3 who would like to offer public testimony? seeing none. public comment is closed and colleagues, if there's no objection, we will continue this item to.call of the chair. amendments to item number two are not approved as to form by deputy city. >> clerk: the hearing on the implementation of ordinance number 19019 personal wireless service facility site permits. >> thank you. every since this board of supervisors passed legislation earlier this year to bring san francisco in a further compliance with federal and state law regarding wireless cell site regulation, we've all heard from countless individuals in the public about their concerns ranging from health concerns, anesthetic concerns, underground conditions and private concerns and i think many of these are quite legitimate expressions to members of this board. it's been a frustrating topic of discussion. i've had the pleasure and pain of participating in these discussion and appeals over the last two decades. largely in part because the telecom industry has, as i said to m

for that it will show what i will to hear it got through oh officer how it all added lamont i'll simply set up either by emily out of the family out of the there are several more channel . on the 24th of february 1965 president ben bella receives chegg about. the country was hosting the afro-asian conference in front of the soviet delegates as chief takes the stand and openly criticizes the u.s.s.r. for not supporting the wider guerrilla struggle with all its. it's a job to critique new pre-budget do any news of your cheek he said then mouth off about he then one can only imagine that there was under some pressure now finally is ties which i give are at this time he went one step too far i think after algeria it was clear that there was really no political official future of our in cuba. in march 1965 and she is back in havana. castro himself is there to welcome him. the awkwardness between the 2 men is obvious. this is their last public appearance together. get it on with you see give cover don't fail to give a. good on a bad day or you've got the good news can i give our. holy documen

include tech investor, hedge fund managers and you have also media and politics, you have governor lamontnd also dianne feinstein and last month he gained two more traditional bundlers. and they had been supporting kamala harris who had dropped out in december. and if you look at biden and buttigieg, they are the only who have released the names of their bundlers president trump broke tradition in 2016 by refusing to disclose his list of bund lettelerletterd biden says they are a transparent. and michael bloomberg is giving a talk tonight on his platform and he will not be there asking for money which is unusual for these folks. >> money is so powerful in all of these presidential races. but as i think about michael bloomberg, is money going to be enough to get him where he needs to go for much of the country that may be not familiar with what he did in new york city >> traditional rules about money and politics is thrown out the door you have this whole grass roots movement which is replace the entire usual democratic establishment money machine. sanders and warren getting millions avera

some people in a minute and if you look really close you can even find some local people, that's lamontoneli and baby huey from 107 the bone back home. it looks like we're on the air as are we. we're going to touch base in just a second but obviously you can't get this far as a final team without a good quarterback, and the 49ers yesterday in that media availability had a pretty good explanation from kyle shanahan and how they got jimmy garoppolo. >> we were excited to have someone we knew we were potentially looking into in the off season. i was really worried for him, because for anyone to come in to a new system, a new building and do give them six weeks to show you can be their quarterback of the future, to me is borderline impossible to do to someone and i think he blew all of our minds with the success he had when he was out there with very little preparation and a little foundation with the offense and how well he played. by the time that season ended even though we thought it would be hard to do he made our decision very easy. >> it was pretty crazy. a whirl wind of how quickly

continuation of the reconnaissance and training that they had given previously i think the wrinkle in the lamont story that's worth pointing out to your viewers is the question of saudi payment because we've known about both 300 or a 1000 but the idea that there are multiple huffed are backers working together and even ones that don't traditionally coordinate like the saudis and immoralities coordinate about libya matters all the time but the idea that saudi and russia are coordinating in such a direct manner that's a very interesting wrinkle to look at how they're influencing the conflict or rescue terracing says there have been 6 distress calls for their souls carrying migrants across the central mediterranean it says are safe at least 78 people 59 migrants were rescued by the charity ship the ocean biking they were attempting the dangerous crossing from libya hundreds of people have died in the mediterranean sea trying to reach europe. the death of an eritrean teenager and a detention camp in libya's capital this week has highlighted the plight of more than 40000 africans living in makeshift

of iraq that in fact many people in iraq are on happy with iran's role and so lamont he is a symbol of you know the big role that iran has had in not in iraq even forcing the government to step aside we only have a caretaker prime minister right now. radio silence on this developing story lawrence from the powers that be in washington and also from the white house when they do break cover do you think not when we're listening to the explanation of what they did or why they did it will they in the 3rd traunch of talking about it perhaps get into a conversation where they try to conflate iranian militia with the people that run iran with iran with the 2050 nuclear deal so the trumpet ministration can kind of try to kind of build up some sort of explanation slash justification for doing it viz of the this is iran and we've got to deal with them. you know there's no doubt about the fact that the fact that they designated become a terrorist group ahead of time which is very unusual for an armed force of a particular country to be designated as a terrorist group i think what they will say is

continuation of the reconnaissance and training that they had given previously i think the wrinkle in the lamont story that's worth pointing out to your viewers is the question of saudi payment because we've known about both 300 or a 1000 but the idea that there are multiple huffed are backers working together and even ones that don't traditionally coordinate like the saudis and immoralities coordinate about libya matters all the time but the idea that saudi and russia are coordinating in such a direct manner that's a very interesting wrinkle to look at how they're influencing the conflict. also ahead on this news hour from london pain and grief in brazil as it marks a year since one of the world's worst mining disasters and then in sports a famous face witnesses a memorable moment in history in skiing history. hello there tend to work their way across central areas of the mediterranean this is all the remains of what was that storm gloria meanwhile still clearing up in 2 areas of the spain this is barcelona all of this debris on the beaches further inland we have got areas of land like this on

that they did during the clinton impeachment yeah, let's go to our washington dc reporter alexandra lamont she has the details this morning, the ins and outs of what we can expect to hear from today alexander. >>good morning and the very first order of business for the sena this afternoon will be to establish other rules of the senate impeachment trial and in that plan that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell released last night. >>it includes a plan for how he would like things to start off and includes 2 days worth of 12 hours straight of opening arguments for each side now democrats are quite unhappy about that idea because they say that would take oping arguments into the middle of the night. >>both demoats and the white house spent the past few days filing legal papers and preparing for the first day of the impeachment trial. their claims are species something the white house strategy is to argue there was no crime and therefo no impeachable offense calling the impeachment of president trump a riggeprocess that must be rejected we never before have tried to impeach a president from

that they did during the clinton impeachment yeah, let's go to our washington dc reporter alexandra lamontails this morning, the ins and outs of what we can expect to hear from today alexander. >>good morning and the very first order of business for the sena this afternoon will be to establish other rules of the senate impeachment trial and in that n

lamont. are there any other speakers on item number 3 who would like to offer public testimony? seeing none. public comment is closed and colleagues, if there's no objection, we will continue this item to.call of the chair. amendments to item number two are not approved as to form by deputy city. >> clerk: the hearing on the implementation of ordinance number 19019 personal wireless service facility site permits. >> thank you. every since this board of supervisors passed legislation earlier this year to bring san francisco in a further compliance with federal and state law regarding wireless cell site regulation, we've all heard from countless individuals in the public about their concerns ranging from health concerns, anesthetic concerns, underground conditions and private concerns and i think many of these are quite legitimate expressions to members of this board. it's been a frustrating topic of discussion. i've had the pleasure and pain of participating in these discussion and appeals over the last two decades. largely in part because the telecom industry has, as i said to m

withe welcome nancy lamont author kathleen koch. [applause] left glasses. kathleen: welcome nancy. what would you say is the biggest misconception most people have about aarp? there are probably two. one is that people are surprised we do things at the local level. people inobably sent this room a lot of mail over the years. work atlso do a lot of the state and local level and have partnerships with mayors. are allnd is that we about older people. which is not true. we are focused on our constituency, people over the age of 50, and increasingly we are working -- all of the mayors have shown today -- on intergenerational issues. kathleen: you brought up the mayors. we have mayors from seattle all the way to miami. tell us about what exactly aarp is doing on the local level to build these communities that work for people of every generation. really, don't millennials and seniors want the same things from their community? they want affordable housing. they want good access to transportation. they want good access to businesses, to shopping, to services. nancy: a number of years ago to

. >>> a conservative and this a group 01 with lamont is petitioning for a and pull one of its impossibleads. >> the impossible whopper is going nationwide. >> a petition online has more than 10,000 signatures and calls for a boycott of the fast food chain until that dword the you just heard is removed from the advertising. the at his quote extremely destructive. last month, 1 million mom successfully campaigned for the hallmark channel to remove and add that featured a same-sex couple kissing at the altar. struck now for today's health check. the flu is widespread in almost every state, we are seeing a record-breaking deadly flu season for children. the cdc says nearly 10 million people have been infected with the flu nationwide,. 32 children in the united states have died from the flu this season. that is twice the number of children who died by the same point in last year's flu season. health experts remind us all it is not too late to get vaccinated. >>> the more people that vaccinate, the more effective it is to stop the virus, to stop the spread of the virus. >> this year's flu stra

lamont. are there any other speakers on item number 3 who would like to offer public testimony?nt is closed and colleagues, if there's no objection, we will continue this item to.call of the chair. amendments to item number two are not approved as to form by deputy city. >> clerk: the hearing on the implementation of ordinance number 19019 personal wireless service facility site permits. >> thank you. every since this board of supervisors passed legislation earlier this year to bring san francisco in a further compliance with federal and state law regarding wireless cell site regulation, we've all heard from countless individuals in the public about their concerns ranging from health concerns, anesthetic concerns, underground conditions and private concerns and i think many of these are quite legitimate expressions to members of this board. it's been a frustrating topic of discussion. i've had the pleasure and pain of participating in these discussion and appeals over the last two decades. largely in part because the telecom industry has, as i said to ms. blackstone, fairly and

. >> madam speaker, i rise today to congratulate keith lamont for becoming the first african-american chief of detectives of the criminal investigation division of hudson county's prosecutors office. mr. payne: he brings more than two decades of accomplishment and experience in law enforcement to the position. for the last three years, he was the deputy chief for the prosecutors office and in that role he managed the daily investigation operations of the criminal investigation division. in the past, he has worked as a markets detective and for the u.s. customs service in their financial crimes task force. he has done ground breaking work to reduce gang and gun violence as well as rehabilitate convicted criminals in hudson county. also, he is a graduate of the prestigious f.b.i. national academy. with these extraordinary credentials i think he'll be an exceptional chief of the -- chief of detectives in hudson county. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to addres

and later this week, i'll be at in lamont, as well as st. richard and st. daniel in chicago. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to take time this week to recognize the great work of the catholic schools in their districts. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20rks the chair will postpone -- 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered. or votes objected to under clause 6 of rule 20. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass senate bill 3201, the temporary re-authorization and study of the emergency scheduling of fentanyl analogues act. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: senate 3201, an act to extend a temporary scheduling order for fentanyl-related substances and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gent