and then add, justice brigitte mccormack. michigan supreme court.lizabeth wells, mccormack and welsh, michigan supreme court. do that, do that. and we will know that we have people that have our back. this is our time michigan. let's vote, take back our country. thank you so much. (applause) ♪ ♪ ,,. you are warm welcome to the senator. >> let me tell you why this is important, let me tell you what it is like to be mayor of detroit when donald trump is the president. in march, when we got hammered with covid, we were losing 50 people a day. we need a test kits to test the folks at nursing homes to figure out which ones were sick and why they were dying. with a hospital workers and nurses needed gowns and masks because they are getting sick and dying, when people were packed on gurneys in the hallway. the return of the federal government for help and leadership, do you know what donald trump said? i'm not a shipping clerk. it is not my job. you are on your own. think about what that meant in 2009, when gm and fcpa were about to close down in bankruptc

other's territory as the flare up in faces entered its 3rd day there to speed sensors on the region of mccormack about armenia says this area ally turkey shot down one of its fighter jets in its own airspace a claim turkey denies the un security council has expressed concern and called for a halt so all fighting well those are the headlines these continues here and i'll just hear after a return of a president stay with us. a . this is a president of madagascar mark amen amen and. the 1st time i met him was in south africa. he was in exile deposed by military coup so look lou think this is it is good cheer to take a photo because all the hear me and tell us where would you like to say. i want to stay are up there. born into a poor families family he worked his way up to become one of madagascar us largest fruit producers. in 2002 he was elected president of madagascar. he was reelected with a larger majority in 2006. during his presidency new schools health clinics and roads step is to cross the country. in the middle of his 2nd term the mayor of the capital and. organized a military coup against

then on the far side here is ruth hannah mccormack of illinois. her father was marcus hannah, who was the republican kingmaker in the early part of the 20th century. and constantly butted heads with william jennings bryan. which is interesting because his daughter ruth bryan owen is on this side of the picture. we have a press account when these two ruths were sworn into the house, they came down the center aisle together arm in arm. and wowed the members and the press because here are two daughters of avowed political enemies. if we go back into the picture -- this is mary norton. this woman here is another one of the interesting characters. florence kahn of california, who represented a large portion of san francisco. and she is another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband julius was the chairman of the military affairs committee. like edith nours rogers, she was another woman very involved in her husband's political career. when he passed away, she was asked to run for the seat, she decided she was going to stay on. she staye

between azerbaijan and armenia has killed at least $26.00 more soldiers in the breakaway region of mccormack outback the conflict escalated sharply on monday as the 2 sides pounded each other with rockets and artillery in a new round of the decades old dispute 11 civilians have also died or been forced to walk up reports. a. summons to war these armenian reservists are leaving the capital. president nicol passion un called all men into military service of the fighting erupted on sunday over the disputed region of the gold carabao. on the frontline armenia says it is repelling as area attacks in what both sides are calling a war the last time they fought a full war was in the early 1990 s. after the collapse of the soviet union some 20000 people were killed a ceasefire was brokered in 1904 but sporadic fighting has continued ever since russia traditionally armenia's ally in the region has called the calm. we continue to monitor the situation very closely we believe that the military operation should be stopped immediately and the process of resolving this conflict as well as a consequences of

area again when i was ambassador i never had to issue one of those for anything having to do with mccormack harbach one more bit of context in the last year or so the armenian leader nicol question young has been saying he no longer wants to negotiate according to the formula that people like me had been trying to bring together between azerbaijan and armenia and he said they're going to carve off is always going to be part of armenia that has really ticked off very severe negative emotions and other by john because the whole the if the negotiations is to after you get to the end when you figure out to rome going to karbala ultimately belong when according to international law right now it is azerbaijani so tension has been building there going reports over the last few days of russian strategic aircraft about 124 flying into armenia in the past they've delivered weapons now the russian government saying with this these were construction materials sources tell al jazeera prisoner exchange deal between the m. and a government and he rebels has been finalized be she was being discussed that u

there was a strike at the mccormack report works in chicago. on may 3rd, 1886 they were calling for an eight hour day. there was violence between strikers and police and shots were fired in at least two workers were killed. there were anarchists in chicago. they said this violence to us is a wonderful example about our broader pretty kick critique of american capitals and we want to take advantage of this moment to use this tragedy in order to demonstrate to people the validity of our arguments. and so they called for protests. beginning may 4th. protests were well attended by the working class is, especially german immigrants. there was a large turnout. it was peaceful by all accounts. at least at the beginning. the rhetoric was relatively tame according to the relatively tame the mayor chicago, carter harrison, a lot of people were deciding the things we're going to be fine and went home. in fact, a lot of people were deciding that things were okay and it was time to go home. but it wasn't. because what happened next at the rally as it was st

john mccormack was the speaker. >> he was the chairman of the committee that makes the silence, and ihought now the word had came out that shirley chisolm was going to cause a little bit of ruckus. so i called the speaker. i wanted to be fair, it came from the statements that went to disrupt the tradition of the house of representatives. i said mrs. speaker, i just want you to know that the democratic office, i'm going to ask for a change of committee assignment because it does not make sense for me to be sitting even for two years on a committee that has absolutely no relevancy. even if they had been dealt with hot lunch and what have you, it might have made a little bit more sense but we what foolishness is this? so i said to the chair, i forgot what i would speak into the speaker, i was so upset. i said mister speaker, i'm going to have to do my thing. it was my favorite phrase at that time, and the speaker said to me your tough to do what? i said oh excuse me mister speaker are quick to do what i have to do and go with cedric. he said to be beaten out and i said i'll take the chai

assistant police chief christopher mccormack had the most. he was repeatedly promoted even though 15 black and latino men have accused him over the years of invasive body cavity searches and pulling down their pants in public, exposing their genitals. the houston police department has fired four officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man suffering a mental health crisis in april. nicolas chavez died after police shot him 24 times on april 21. calls are growing for houston and other cities to begin sending mental health professionals, not police officers, to deal with such incidents in the future. in colombia, at leleast eight people were killed and 400 injured as thousands took to the streets of bogota wednesday night protesting police violence following the killing of javier ordoÑez, a father of two. a video circulating on social media shows policece officers pinning ordoÑeÑez to the ground and repeatedly shocking him with a stun gun for over r two minuns as o ordoÑez begs, "pleasese, no more." ordoÑez z died shortrtly after n police c

it's a very you know once again a very difficult balancing act for mccormack we didn't greece.did an equal right to these areas but at the same time most one must admit. the division of exploring of. suffering of the parts of the med is very determined talk to turkey and you going to stand one turkey wants to reassert reassert its rights are part of the eastern med because i think it's been half of them so it's quite understood understandable and i think the un that is is a disastrous and we need to try to go back greece at the moment but drive maybe 2 and groups at once again here maybe a more diplomatic settlement at the moment we know that there's a big clash. accuse macor of acting like that don't get the big bucks india and to have that ship of its weight but. and we know that germany is more cautious france has backed greece as in the name of european sort of the easy germany is more cautious about backing greece because of order turkish people it is it is own country so there force let's hope that it leads to some kind of negotiation between greece and turkey backed by a

sadie mccormack's husband passed away in a training accident in south korea some three years ago. she has two kids at auburn university, including a daughter who is a recent miss peanut for the dothan area where fort rucker is located. sadie is a gold star wife who became a strong advocate for the military widows tax issue. she had to go back to work teaching school to pay the bills because of that widows tax. lois thompson of dothan is a widow of c.w. 4 richard thomas who retired after 35 years and one day of service. he retired in 1991 and died on march 18, 2013, suffering from a.l.s. for more than six years. he served two tours of duty where he waded into streams contaminated with agent orange. senator tester spoke about the denial of benefits to those that have suffered because of their contamination to agent orange. ms. thompson's 85 years old. she was the caretaker during his extended illness. she said, you know, my husband served two tours in vietnam, wading in streams of agent orange. the war was so unpopular, he couldn't wear his uniform home. he was spit on upon arrival