children well that they were in a van when the father approached the scene of the shooting to help to mr horn we have individuals going. to monitor. roger and. want to. learn what. was really fascinating for me was when i saw an interview with an american soldier who was there on that spot after they killed them and shot them and then it was the young. officer who went to the van and discovered that there were 2 children at that were wounded and he said the little girl couldn't blink because her eyes were full of grass and he tried to bring the cross from out eyes when he spoke to his supervisor and wanted to take her to a decent hospital he was told wash out you know for john up. to the 1st time when to stored disability in casualties the innocent people who were killed in both afghanistan and iraq and this was all kept from the public. showing sons showed real bravery in being willing to publish frankly and fearlessly that is idio and i think that there are people within the u.s. military who have never forgiven him for it. that helicopter attack resulted in 12 to 18 deaths 2 children were

i wrote a letter to mr. horn. thank you for mentioning it, mr. horn, about the yard. you know, these excavations, there's been a pattern of basically sanitizing the rear yard. another thing is, with this house, the tree is going to be lost in the front. that will be the second tree on 26th street that's lost because of moving of the curb cut. that happened with 4363 which is interesting because that was not a demolition but it was extreme alteration. you took the fourth floor off because you thought it was extraneous space, i think. that was a dr hearing though. anyway, this fourth floor has the recreation room and a bedroom. i think falling off of the other comments about affordable by design, this project, as in the staff report and the draft motion, does not meet criteria ix9 of section 317. it doesn't protect the affordability and has a lot of bedrooms. that's a family size housing. well, you know, if it didn't have the top floor, it still would have three bedrooms. so that's just a question to raise. i mean, this block is so interesting because this has been to m

this our washington bureau chief in this poll called up with thomas sibal horn he's a senior member of germany's defense minister. mr state secretary thank you for making time here in arlington cemetery regarding. the yes the term in government you don't care what my dad's abode was almost 5000 is that right. you know of course we are concerned a bit not exclusively because of the withdrawal of troops but the reasoning i'm glad to be here and they had the opportunity to put our arguments to the table in the pentagon on monday and tuesday now we had these announcements and wednesday today i've been to the white house on the state department and it's i think it crucial to get a clear to teach you could prove to these questions of readjusting u.s. troops not only in germany but all over europe in the end it's a question of our nato ally and to stand together and to respond to threats from outside nato in this regard the u.s. troops did it in the can if it's in sharp for decades in germany and europe of course we understand the argument the europeans and in particular the germans should do more for security in you yes t

mr c. in kind that. you don't get into a washing. of women's one you know horns. to pursue me. by being voted out wanting was indeed the newest thing on women game to me. you know what it is up what was it. in the city to see 9 to take off a lot. of stuff in the school fees. would i do well i'm. glad you have one you want. the cigar to see it i know what i mean when is up when you need a one when the moon. forward to talking to you all. people. must obey the orders given by human beings except where such conflict with the 1st law. intelligence at the point. with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. must protect its own existence. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in a. very dramatic development only really. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. if you're born into a poor family. born in family if you're born into a family that has a single parent that constrains your life chances. generational poverty. every day you meet your needs and the needs of your family. 54 jets and more than 1300 militar

mr. wil haygood connections to the hughes and lena horne.eneration of african-americans found success in their perspective fields during the start of a broader civil rights movement. wil haygood discusses i his boos with an agent magazine. another of the people's history of sports in the united states. ♪ host: welcome my name is dave and i am the sports editor for the nation's magazine and i'm absolutely thrilled at the interview, to be interviewing a man who has written a tremendous biography about the greatest pound for pound boxer of the 20th century. that boxer's name is walker, smith junior. better known as sugar ray robinson. and the author, is wil haygood. how you doing. wil: i'm good and it's good to be here. host: it is great to be here. dave: i really do think this book is worthy of sugar ray robinson. as a great achievement. so congratulations right away. you are not a sports biographer by trade right. why did you decide to spend five years of your life writing about this man. wil: i had written to previous biographies. one of ada

horn a few times? "do you feel better, mr. president? "i am feeling a little bit better."doing his rallies on a fainting couch while a doctor takes notes still, there you go. the president's aides said saturday's rally will put him in a much better mood and, clearly, trump was looking forward to it, because he spent all week bragging about the number of people who had rsvp'd. >> they have a new, a pretty new magnificent arena, as you probably have heard. and we're getting exact numbers out. but we're either close to or over one million people wanting to go. we have a 22,000-seat arena. but i think we're going to also take the convention hall next door that's going to hold 40,000. so we'll have 22,000 plus 40,000 which would mean we would have over 900,000 people that won't be able to go, but hopefully they'll be watching. but it's an amazing -- nobody's ever heard of numbers like this. >> seth: you got to love how trump thinks his success is the situation in which 90% of his supporters get screwed "also, we have a baked potato bar, all the fixins for everyone who doesn't g

horn russia back into the g7. he has some strange relationship with mr. putin. it doesn't make any sense. but the national security process is flat broken. >> ambassador mcfall, how does all this affect the president's plan to remove troops from afghanistan or to strike a deal with the taliban? the situation on the ground, at least as i see it, seems to be rocky at best. and rocky is the most generous term i can use. >> well, i just want to underscore a point that general mccaffrey just made about the national security process. i did work at the white house for three years. i was the russia adviser for president obama. when we were making political policy decisions, like the decision to withdraw troops from germany, or the decision to invite putin to the g7 summit, the intelligence would feed into that process and surely the president must have been told about this information even if he didn't read it in his pdb. and if he didn't, i really want to underscore, that is equally damming. that means his national security adviser is not doing his job. so it should have a direct affect and if i

say it both on mr both the american media has long considered you as one of washington's hawks what imprisonment trump even said that you had a penchant for horn. i know and i'm not do you believe today that trump's decision to back off at the last minute from attacking iran which you had encouraged him to do that and it was widely condemned that to have e fees while ththey- well let's not forget as i ixplain in the bookok. all of his adviserers. l of them. recommended reretaliating. for the strike against the american drone and anna rods earlier. conduct in the gulf attacking at ininstallations in saudi arabia attacking shipping- coming from the gulf. and what i was trying to point out there was that the process that had beenn followed to reach that decision. was kind of text book. washington how you make a serious. decision in the national security area and his decision not to follow through. was based on an addict owed at the last minute without any others being consulted. so some may approve of his actual decision not to retaliate- but- by following this very erratic unstructctured. approacach he cd easily decide precisely thehe opposite i

horn: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman, for allowing me to speak on this commit call issue. i rise in strong support of the child care is essential act and am grateful for the inclusion of my bill, the children's mental health care access act. quality, affordable child care is critical not only for children and families across the country and investing in the physical safety, health and safety, of our children as well as the mental health of our children is critical. after months of social isolation, disrupted schedule, and an environment that has create stress, uncertainty anding an ayity for family, children are included in this. i introduce the children's mental health care access act to provide mental health services at child care facilities through the -- excuse me, through the child care development block grant. before the covid-19 pandemic, a 2019 study showed that 16.5% of american children experienced mental health issues and fewer than half received treatment. my bill ensures that caregivers have a suppo

handcuffs wearing a white jumpsuit and horn-rimmed glasses hospital is charged with the gruesome murder of 33 year-old tech ceo for him so les mis the haspel. >>was mrs. sully's executive assistant and handled matters p say monday afternoon hospital insulate rode the elevator up together at the victims luxury condo building on east housten street, the suspect dressed in a black suit with his face covered seemingly unrecognized by the victim when the elevator opened directly delays apartment police believe haspel tased and then stabbed his boss in the torso and neck possible allegedly returned the next day to dispose of the victim's body police sources tell cbs 2 but was interrupted by the victim's cousin possibly busing up from the lobby mystify sally's cousin. this covered. >>his dismembered body. in the living room of his apartment with his head. >>and legs amputated an electric saw was near the remains sources tell us police have surveillance video that shows the suspect sneaking out of the building as the victim's cousin was coming up the elevator. friday morning house bill was arrested about a mile away in noho you very calmly walked around the

mr. woodall: at this time i'd like to yield to the gentlelady from oklahoma, ms. horn. ms. horn: madam speaker, i rise to honor the life and legacy of john lewis. of those who have left an imprint,on lewis stands in a category all his own. his strength, courage, compassion, fierce dormingse challenge injustice made the world a better place for all of us and truly bent the arc of history ever closer to justice. he showed us being bold and standing up for those whose voices aren't heard are inex-trick pli linked with the need for compassion and hope. though i don't think any of us are ready to let him go, i know i certainly wasn't, i simply cannot imagine the world had he not be in -- in the been in it. it is one of the greatest honors of my life to be able to serve with him and call him a colleague and to join him on a civil rights pilgrimage last year as i know many voices have said before. it was on this journey that i was -- had the opportunity to share with him a blessing that had been bestowed on me that i believe embodies the life and legacy and lessons of john lewis t