we were expanding health care around the world for families. families and other countries. i have sort of had three different careers. the legislative one is my fourth, but i believe as long as we are learning and growing and continuing to try to do good for the most people possible, and i am doing right. >> what committees would you like to serve on in the house? >> it is really difficult for a first-year member. so, we say what we want and then we see what we are given. i would love to serve on the judiciary is because i have experience in this area. we registered 23,000 new folks to vote in washington state. in this country this is one of the most important things. i also would love to be on workforce education. i have been a lot of work on early education, free college, affordable college, and key 12. i served on the opportunity gap committee. foreign affairs would be fantastic. and then of course, we talk about select committees, but it is unusual that first year members get on those. but energy and commerce has so many different pieces to it that are relevant to the d

for generations ago,, our family came from okinawa. all four lines of a family came from okinawa and landed in hawaii as a mention in different parts of the state on different islands. somehow became me at the end of the day. i really do think that dedication to hard work, the sacrifice for family in the hopes of doing better for your children in the next generation. that was very much instilled in me at an early age. seeing that through my great-grandparents sacrifice. my grandparents hope to raise us. my parents were young as he mentioned when i was born. it really was about the whole family taking care of you. as it still is today. my grandparents helped to make sure i got to school. help me get to the after school activities that i needed to go to as well. i even look back at their personal experience. my mother's father. he served in the military intelligence service. during world war ii which was something not even talked about until just recently. at the same time, he served his country. my great-grandfather, my g.g., was actual

we should extend legal help to families ceasing eviction. unlike criminal court they have no rights and civil. 70% death tenants but if you think ever leave he doesn't have a high-school education would you go? i don't know. a lot don't sold 70 percent of cases no one shows up it is a knave and then a silence. we can change that on a local level to provide assistance to make an investment to stem the tide of the consequences for e evictions downstream. that is something we can do on the local level. >> what i meant to ask is that when you approach higher level politicians such as members of the maryland legislature were they responsive? were there more important issues to deal with? >> we did not know the depth of the problem i did not know going into it. we didn't know that it was directly causing poverty there is a lot we have to learn that the way housing is working its way to the folks of the legislature. >>. >> bios o m from milwaukee. [laughter] >> this is so cool. [laughter] san miguel was the tenants organized in my youth. but since

family up it is a family up there ♪ >> ♪ it's a family up there. it's a family up there.it up. >> pump it up. >> pump it up everybody, just like this. >> pump it up. >> pump it up. ♪ >> i love you all, we are going to have some fun. just a year ago still checking each other out, yeah , oh, was so close. nobody wants to be left out. you can't leave because your heart is here. because your life broke down, [indiscernible] throw your hands up and sing, everybody. >> ♪ it is a family affair >> ♪ it's a family affair ♪ it's a family affair it's a family affair it's a family affair ♪ >> throw your hands up. shake shake. shake shake. come on, let's party. shake shake. oh, lord. everybody, shake shake. ♪ >> you've been watching a portion of the march for racial justice as they gather on washington mall. they had been taking over the streets of washington, d.c., today. this afternoon, we expect to hear from gloria steinem, american feminist, michaela angela davis, a writer on arican style, along with writer, the president of the national organization for women, and several other c

for low income families, charging stations across the state. hybrid electric fairies, free transit for a you, grants to clean up air pollution, the list goes on because of the work you have done. the cca will provide an estimated $1.7 billion that will be used for projects to drive down, create jobs and give people clear air and make communities healthier. this is helping us to invest in the strongest recovery actions in history. to all washingtonians, and the culture and way of life. this is a new grant program that offers landowners assistance to protect and recover habitats statewide. here is a sad truth. climate change will continue increasing temperatures of waters and killing salmon for years to come regardless of our best efforts. you need to minimize that and face this reality. providing shade, is more critical in the years to come. as legislators, when future generations look back at you and your efforts, 40 to 50 years from now i know they will be proud that you took action that gave their generation a chance. let's do just that, let'

$1,200 in the hands of 400,000 washington families and the list goes on. paid family leave, broadband access, connected learning and the best financial aid program for students in the nation. here in our state, we invest in our people and we invest in our communities. it is a reason we have been rated the best state in america, the best economy in america, second best for business, third-best state for workers. we can't be number one in everything, but we sure come close every year. and this is not an accident. it is because of the work we do in these chambers and because of that work, and because of the work of millions of washingtonians i can proudly report to you this, the state of our state is a strong. and i am happy. [applause] if we continue building on the investments and policies we have started, we can continue to build a washington where anyone is housed, schools are safe from gun violence and students receive mental and educational support they need, the existential crisis of climate change is met by unmatched innovation. where communities are

they were an important family in washington dc. stories. lots of at one point, everyone knew who they were. they really help hold up washington dc. there a part of washington the rest of the country doesn't see or understand. not just the federal government and the smithsonian. there are people who have lived here for generations. this is their hometown. important toy is the growth of the city and the economy of the city. >> you can watch this another american artifacts program by visiting our website at www.c-span.org. , today atay weekend war,on the civil historians discuss the york city during the war, from divided loyalties to its southern economic ties and the draft riots. >> it seems clear that these draft riots were in

he has of his family. not simply to know that to your 2 babies and your wife and your entire family. the most precious thing you have these captive. but the trying to be positive and i'm trying to, to believe that something go we, we will happen and some of my country is way in my prime minister. my government will do something to bring them back soon as possible. another viral video shows a destruct young woman driven away on a motorbike by siders wells her partner is marched away by attacked her as his hands tied behind his back. the couple had been attending a music festival in the desert and both are still missing. and this woman tells bbc she hid in the citrus grove, when the government opened fire on the revellers the road. and they were just all around me and they were going 3 by 3 and shooting anywhere from 2 sides. and there's so many people like people were dying like all around. she was lucky to make it out of the desert party a lights. as were these revelers visibly exhausted, but relieved to b

lee married into the family, became part of the washington family. when the coming of the civil war put in aand lee was very painful and difficult place to which he had to choose sides, president lincoln wanted him to commit federal troops. it was offered to him. he could not fight a war against virginia, his native state. his home and family, as he characterized it. he was caught in this terrible dilemma. ultimately his choice would have a massive impact on the course of the civil war in american history that would follow. it would also lead to the u.s. taking this home, this plantation away from his family to punish him and creating arlington national cemetery as both a place to honor the dead, but also a form of revenge or retribution against lee for the role he played as a confederate general. what you are seeing here at arlington house is primarily the original structure built between 1802 and 1818. we calculate maybe 85% of the physical structure is intact. it has been here for about 200 years. it requires a great deal of care and effort to mai

instead of working to keep family safe, they wasted valuable time. and now in my state, 24 people have died. over 1000 across the country are confirmed to be infected. and experts are telling us many more are likely to be ill. i'm hearing from people in my home state of washington who are worried about their older relatives who are dying alone. worried about having to miss work and being unable to pay the rent. worried about how to keep their children safe at school and how to care for them and make sure they get a nutritious meal if their school is canceled. i'm hearing from small business owners who are worried because no one is now coming through their door, and venture how to support the workers going forward. i'm hearing from communities who are worried about how they protect people who are experiencing homelessness. i've seen a lot in my years as yes, senator but i'm not exaggerating when i t say this s one of the most trying times i've ever seen in my state experience. so i'm absolutely going to be holding this administration accountable for m

greitens: one of the most important things we can do for those kids and for their families and families throughout missouri is to continue to bring more good jobs back to our state. for missouri to prosper, we need to get government off our backs. when we came into office, we looked at the burden of regulations and red tape on our farms, ranches, businesses, homes, and communities. we have almost 112,000 regulatory requirements on the books. adding up to more than 7 million words in total. -- here is how bad things have gotten in missouri. since 2002, regulatory requirements in our state grew at a faster rate than the regulations imposed on us by bureaucrats and washington, d.c. -- in washington, d.c. in missouri, the regulations forced some small businesses to install and pay for the landline phone, even if they did not want it or did not use it. the government requires you to a trade. it could be done online on your own time, but because of outdated regulations, you have to go to a meeting set up with the government to do it. regulations like these waste money and time and are outdate

and i live with my family. i'm just trying to figure it out pretty well of it so free or it's not equitable. so if you have the resources to have 5 options open to you and i have the resources they have to open to me. how free am i to really choose? and as long as society, these up opportunity and resources where a certain kind of person has 5 and another kind as to, for nothing except for superficial characteristics that are outside of an individuals control. it will be society's fault that prisons are for society, the state, the government, the institutions, all these words that we use that are big and morph is that, that we're trying to, trying to make this concrete thing that has power for us is us. and we are complicit in our own captivity as long as we don't know that they are us the i was use the war, right. we get to the about just is right. what do you guys to the, what comes to mind when, when we hear the word justice facing. huh. the okay. what other options go room uh person operations on the i don'

so that is how marlon bundo came into our family he was with me in college and he lived with me for a week and then the cfo and then my college and is now one of our pets. >> low hold we got dressed to this new role after the election and we were moving to washington d.c. qi don't know if some of you saw that picture of him in his cage and seemed to go viral that all of a sudden the bunny was famous. and we didn't understand why. that started the whole thing going. i think it was an occupation day removed into the naval observatory. >> so did my parents. [laughter] so i said we should get it instagram handle just to get his name. because i think it was taken on twitter when he was all over the news. i member the first post he put up and he hopped out of his cage so the post said he takes his first steps in the naval observatory my sisters boyfriend dan gets credit to say he is the botus and just came up with that right away he is bunny of the united states. [laughter] that is his official role and that is where it started and he got really popular. >> so with the naval observatory so

any family of a u. s. citizen who is killed abroad expects their government to put its resources behind an investigation. this is the very least, the biden administration must do. they cannot rely on israel's word. war criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. to many palestinian families suffer every day as our family is suffering. now. they all deserve to live in safety with their families. they all deserve justice. they all deserve freedom. we made this demand clear to secretary blinking, but he did not make us any promises. he did say that the bite and administration would be more transparent and keep us informed, moving forward, which would be correcting an error that should not have been made in the 1st place . we appreciate that secretary blinked and emphasize his commitment to accountability. we also know that accountability requires action if he really means it, it will require honest, swift and bold action by him and others in the administration who are concerned about the well being of t

the communities, families and businesses and states. the thing about change, no matter when it happens or how it happens, substantial change inspires, substantial resistance. it is the nature of change. and boy, is there substantial resistance out there. the thing is, the thing is - unless change is accompanied by growing support, the substantial change is never sustained. and if you doubt that think about obamacare. obamacare is a big substantial change and guess what triggered the democrats did not take time to build support. they never thought about building a bipartisan coalition and actually compromising and coming to a plan that people could support and so guess what? it was substantial change and it will not be sustained. because that substantial change inspires substantial resistance. [applause] thank goodness. but we have to bring people along now. that the changes we all believe in will be sustained. >> this really, we are at this point in the conversation where we are talking about, you know started out with? one. the why of

of fun but it was cathartic so i have been doing some national media that you are my neighbors and family and the first thing i feel obligated to say is in sorry if i let anybody down life has a lot of ups and downs the you have to keep sight of what is important but just to be clear i have a and had my health, my family and you are here today so are really appreciate you coming by tonight for me. so that was a little heavy for of a betty has read any of the book i take what i do very seriously but don't take myself very seriously. i can talk about anything you would like, any questions but if you listen to the station, maybe you have political stripes. i have done everything i can to invite people from all different backgrounds. i will be very clear if you're reading the book "democrazy" or just to have a conversation i don't care if you're a democrat or republican or liberal or conservative what i found this is how much we have been common. but in the belly of the beast of washington d.c. there is some really good people there and what i have learned it is a really democrat versus repub

they created families with family identities. at mount vernon, george washington owned about 200 slaves. when he made a record of them he did not record family names. it was as if they did not have family identities. here at arlington they did. they gained family identities. when george washington parke custis died in 1857 he put in his will that all the people he owned, nearly 200, would be set free. we have a list and an inventory of these people. we have them by families. it's an extraordinary evolution that took place in a short period of time. you have these large families here. those families would find their freedom during the war. they would gain their freedom and then would move off of the estate and move out to the local community. many of them setting up homes in neighborhoods nearby. we have this legacy in which this community at arlington, arlington county, are connected. because of this movement of these newly freed people. arlington, there was also a freedman's village that was created during the war by the u.s. go

for a tax credit averaging about $4,000 per family. and members of congress and their families will get coverage through the same exchanges alongside their constituents. so over the past two years we've been working on implementation because setting up these new markets can't happen overnight. we've partnered closely with states to set up the new consumer friendly marketplaces. and far from what's reported as a federal takeover, the law really gives states maximum flexibility in shaping their own markets. states can decide for instance to fully operate their marketplace, to partner with hhs to run pieces of the exchange or to have us do it all. in fact, the law contains a provision that if states come up with their own way of covering the same number of people with the same kind of quality and now cost increase, they can present a plan and take over the whole system. the president has actually asked congress to move up that provision from 2017, the way it's written in the law to 2014, so states could have the flexibility in year one. a

look, this comes for low income families. charging stations across the state, hydroelectric varies, free transit for users, grants to clean up air pollution, the list goes on. again, because of the work that you have done. this easy eight will provide an estimated 1.7 and billion dollars that will be used for projects to drive down emissions, creature of's, and give people cleaner air and make communities healthier. this act is helping us invest in the strongest week of a salmon recovered action in the state's history. we know salmon are iconic to our state, to all washingtonians, and certainly two tribes culture and way of life. this will also fund a new voluntary grant program that offers land owners assistance to protect and recover these habitats statewide. now here's a sad truth, unfortunately climate change will continue to increase the temperatures of our waters and killing salmons four years to come. regardless of some of our best efforts. we need to minimize that. we have to face this reality. so providing shade that

they were simply new of one and their family had no way to keep them warm. lots of little weeks, we received the mining units in our hospital and they come with a case which caused caused injury or hypothermia. 3 babies that survived and treated successfully and discharged home, asked and one baby in order to utilize the you increase because, you know, the condition of course of this condition is because of the cold weather and lake of save ship those league of central heat think and lake of electricity in does it start with chatter and press structure has reliable of electricity. these machines are keeping in the background risk of shutting down at any moment, leaving many of the newborn babies without proper heat and without being warm enough to survive the difficult conditions. honey makes more just data from god, the cities, palestine as well as continuing to expand that's offensive across the occupied westbank. the palestinian ministry of foreign affairs says that the ministry raids are a continuation of as well as genocide displacement and onyx station

busy of a palestinian family was demolished the home of the family of milwaukee mastery, who was convicted who'd killed a, a sutler family last year. he was killed early advise ready forces because a bed a been a positive sci fi deal. if it does happen, isn't negotiated scenario where palestinians that have been arrested in the occupied westbank will also be released. but it's very delicate, not to even when palestinians are released. they have to amalgamate to come back into publish city and live for that's incredibly difficult. well if there is a c 5 and it will most certainly result a include the release of perhaps many, many hundreds of palestinian prisoners in the last seas 5 in november, a $1240.00 men and women held in his riley prisons. palestinians were released back into the community, some of them for many, many years in prison. and they have to begin to learn again to adapt to life on the outside. and it's been 3 months since no one honda was released from and is really prison. but she says she still doesn't feel free in the us. it up. we are a prisoner or is it released as far

so my family may, my wife would live better. we wouldn't argue as much is allowed as our valid and the and then the categories, april. okay. maybe there we go for the the what is part of the the employee would post good. isn't the the place you of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without pieces. let's go products. other way, not comfortable with the product, but they will not put renewals are up at one of their so sounds like this'll be slippers are going to see anything important to me. your last name was needs read. those can will be used for that you have, we have some more more or someone who is this, we would show new people to the the the we have 2 choices when we design programs for the poor and for people who are struggling, we can say you need to prove to me 1st that you're worthy of my health and then i'll help you. ready more we can treat people the way we treat our families. our children are neighbors and say, we're going to help you 1st because we h

a family milan, katie boley movie. we were able to celebrate a la the week before holidays just campaign by actually being able to get together as a family and i have so many names lie and up. i'm actually going to be looking for a job, a home business administration. i made some great people, great, great things. way let me know when i passed the bridge to come pop to home. so i'm very excited about a, you know, just say people did, you know, and looking out for you to see did, you're trying to do something, you know, to change your life in new situations. then in your awaiting kamani and what happened here with what you think is gonna happen when the programs you know, i believe that we spend a lot of time thinking about what happens when something ins. and to me that's a clear sign of that trusting individual. so if i am going to say that i trust you enough to give you money and know that you are going to do what you and your family need, i have to say that i trust you had not there put a plan in place for when is m

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well, the families just attended the general audience of the pope, which is finishing. you can see that just behind me, the pope is now receiving civilians. the family will be part of those who if you're running vatican tv, you may see them going past meeting. the pope, we will be meeting with a family officer to see what frances, how to say it is extremely important. the family was invited here by the vatican and they will so later on in the day at 1500 g m t 5 o'clock the local be holding mass memorial for shooting here in rome. it will be attended by, you know, representatives of the vatican also represented by the senior representatives. i think it's very important to keep highlighting. this is something that the family has been trying to do tirelessly over the almost 6 months now they've match with us secretary of state, anthony lincoln. they put a request in a petition with the international criminal court asking demanding accountability as we know we've now had the israelis come out following an american investigation as well. very much on the same page. the 2 si

and of course, that's very moving, seeing people who have been without their families with their families, not knowing that's very powerful. and we saw this extraordinary level of organization and how they were turned over to the i, c r c. and then to the idea. and then to their families, so that's all good. the release of palestinian prisoners took longer. as is almost always the case here it's sort of that's the secondary priority is made into a secondary priority. but the most important thing is that so far we have not seen breaches in the actual ceasefire. so there's been no bombings since we saw these really bombings, right up until the moment of the cease fire being implemented. and 20 people, as i understand it, were killed in the last hour before. so these are areas we're clearly taking every opportunity to kill as many people as possible before they have to stop bonding with our bombs from this country paid for by our taxes. so that's what i'm thinking about it's, it's a huge relief, but we have to not let up for a minute on our work to make sure it gets implemented. and we don't

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people support each other and especially with the families of those interests. david jim, this is another mission of today's gathering to pressure the government to secure the release of the hostages as soon as possible, but also show solidarity and unit team. we had to southern gaza now with these rarely as dry country residential building in rafa is left 14 people dead including a 2 year old girl. several of the wounded were rushed to a local hospital the according to the policy and health industry, 135 policy means have been killed and injured hundreds in the last 24 hours since the war began and of crow but the death so has risen to over $23000.00 with at least $60000.00 wanted bodies lined up and covered as locals gather to pay their last respects to their loved ones. many of those skills where women and children tried to another land in the home. what did this little girl do to them? she died hungry with bread in her hand. we tried to remove the bread from her hand, but it was held tight. she part of the resistance. is this the objective of his really p. m

we are a family of 7, and i cannot afford to buy them heavy clothes or blanket to the bottom. how much hasn't as much as an additional guy? we can't enjoy living in tents in this cold weather, let alone children. my children is sick, coughing, day, and night with no access to medicine. we need cover medicine, at least for those wonderful children. attend is nothing but a shed and it doesn't protect you from the cold or rain in the winter. we're suffering day and my children have lost their lives. it's due to the bite in the are due to the, the freezing weather in regards for enjoying this winter season. families are going to so much har, circumstances in your end, this dire winter season of which that is the many families and leaving families without any sort of protection from the freezing weather. abraham sunny i 0 god the city at this time. oh god redcoat was a spokesperson for the un humanitarian the fires office. she explains why shelters all one of the most pressing needs. the shelter is done. i absolutely high priority . i buy to also including foods and water and medic

a family member, they don't have children. so it's just his wife, him himself and his wife has been alongside with him throughout his career. and what did they got married at the later age, but since their marriage has been cut and you know, together with him very tightly and on his way to the presidency, she was his most trusted advisor, if you will. so the oldest political attacks against her, whether they are true or not, must have been played a big role in chose, of impacting him in terms of causing anger and personal ingredients against this, you know, opposition, there was raising these issues and then i think that's kind of understandable, in the way dusting you've used all that i think the unit is feeling a lot of pressure as was mentioned in a piece of top there was the recent stalemate, deadlock over the the budget issue happening in national assembly. i think he took, that really, really was really frustrated by that. this year we've seen medical bestbuy doctors over his decision to res. uh, enter the entry for, for

this is why to family incomes today don't seem to do the job. we must take our money out of the hands of the politicians, we can bring back 4.5% more mortgages and give the economy a boost. a dollar today would be worth a dollar tomorrow. imagine what it would be like if you wake up tomorrow morning with a 17% flat tax and eighth fixed long-term mortgage of 4.5%. imagine what they want to do for family life. the likes of which has never been seen before. wage earners can save more easily. parents will have more time to spend with my -- with their children. they have more time to devote to home and heart where the true value lies. it is only this way that homes will be returned to our nation. it is by commitment of family values, not just by rhetoric that resources, that the moral and spiritual decline will be arrested. a cannot be replaced. the liberal ideological attempts to do so have disastrously ripped their social fabrics. everybody talks about values. this is a campaign. let me tell you how i see the values issues. all of us are created eq

for women versus men and been lower and then i was thinking while how much of that has to do with familyhoices like stepping away from a job, you know, to take some time off and what impact that has been on the fact that four times as many men negotiate their starting salary, that kind of take that out of the equation, too. so at least for someone in my generation, i was born at the tale end of the 70's. i remember growing up in high school. there was a lot of conversation still i felt in the 90's about paying equality between men and women. and i think that at least from the media that i concede that doesn't really exist anymore in that strong of a bubble. but obviously it's still a major problem, not just for median income for single mothers who are trying to raise children, but also for families on the choices that are available for whether it be a mother whose steps away from the worker and has a great option to your father who is able to step away from work and what it can mean in that respect for the mothers i make as much as the father. and so, i am especially given the statistics

all told, this will not only directly help families and businesses. by putting more money in people's pockets, and helping companies grow, we're going to see people being able to spend a little more, we're going to spur hiring -- we're going to strengthen our entire economy. now, i recognize that many of my friends in my own party are uncomfortable with some of what's in this agreement, in particular the temporary tax cuts for the wealthy. and i share their concerns. it's clear that over the long run, if we're serious about balancing the budget, we cannot afford to continue these tax breaks for the wealthiest taxpayers -- especially when we know that cutting the deficit is going to demand sacrifice from everyone. that's the reality. but at the same time, we cannot allow the middle class in this country to be caught in the political crossfire of washington. people want us to find solutions, not score points. and i will not allow middle class families to be treated like pawns on a chessboard. the opportunity for families to send their kids to college hi

family ucstructure in the u.s. is dramatic change in the way kids are being raised in the u.s. in terms of the increase of one parent, more than one and five kids more than anier in country in the world, it's become so clear to me that this is really a part of what is driving cost differences in the u.s. not gad for kids well-being and economic trajectories and not been good for single parents who are bearing the burden by themselves and i come at the issue very much as an economist but ultimately i decided to write the book because it felt like the conversations we've been having, you and i have been in many of them together about all sorts of policy ways we can address child poverty and growingin inequality and underme social mobility, they were all focused on everything but family structure, improving schools, safety net, labor market institutions, all the things that i'm all for but i felt like we weren't really talking abouti one of the key drivers which wah basically what's happened to family structure in the

their family members were notified just over an hour ago in person. president joe biden has pledged federal funds to pay for the rebuilding of the bridge insurance also face losses of up to $4000000000.00 to cover the damage. the u. s. transportation secretary put a judge says a peasant jobs are directly at risk. baltimore is one of the u. s. is biggest ports and it's not yet clear how long it will remain closed. the effect on maritime trade is likely to be far reach. fully loaded, the valley is still stuck. nobody knows how long it will take to free the vessel from the tons of steel that collapsed on it when the ship veered into one of the harbor bridges main pillars. for now, the accident is causing major problems in and around the port with a key bridge gone. a major audrey ray along the us, the eastern seaboard has been cut. traffic will have to be rerouted for years to come, leading to clocked up streets in the greater washington dc area. but even worse, ship traffic in and out of port has also been stopped. the port of baltimore is one of the busiest into united states handling more t

families are squeezed emotionally and financially. they need help and too often they can't afford it and the professional caregivers out there, the home health care workers, childcare workers are more often, women, women of color, and immigrants, often on undervalued. the pandemic hits and squeezes and tightens on everybody. nursing homes have been hit hard. if you are a frontline worker, you struggle to find safe childcare for your kids. others of you have become unexpected 24/7 caregivers, trying to keep your children safe and learning while you continue to work remotely from home. if you had to put your career on hold indefinitely or your job lost, the confusion, the confusion over school reopening only makes things worse. you, know in the last few months has only underscored how vital it is for families and older americans to have more home care and community care choices that fit they are real needs. you know, we are trapped in a caregiving crisis within a night n economic crisis within a health care crisis. you're doing everythi

run high as families discuss the trauma. they've been going through the meeting has been postponed 3 times before. in the con, the ports from tennessee, of to 60 days, the bring them back campaign, finally got a meeting with israel's will cabinets. the campaign represents the families of those taken by him us. but the meeting held behind closed doors didn't get them the result. they wanted a guarantee that all would be freed and quickly. a number of them, including some free during the ceasefire, walked out of the meeting, which was said to be fold. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was blunt, he reportedly said he couldn't bring everyone back alive. we have to do and he has to do every thing to bring them back immediately, ever sink, and not just to reach his letter. the meeting was a disappointment for all involved. i hope, as i did if a man had boyfriend andre a few months ago when a day thing at a well when romans followed he was working security at the super music festival. when he was taken off the 2 months, jennifer h

next generation of the family.bjects her great-grandson wanted to keep intact as a collection to prevent another division like what happened in 1911. we set up our foundation to operate tutor place as a museum and share these objects and the public, guaranteeing the collection will be intact for another 200 years. [applause] >> if the peter's house still , it would have a plaque that said george washington slept here? >> it stood until the 1960's. it was one of the properties know that but i do the site was archaeologically excavated about 10 years ago and they found some interesting objects of their. >> a number of them later in life did and some of their theendents did for the tutor place collection has one of martha washington's quilts? >> yes. we have a number of textiles. time prevented me from going into detail about a number of these objects but there are so many fascinating objects and it amazes me and it's a dream for a curator to have sex -- to have such a substantial collection. the ones i highlighted ab

do meh a family and a career? i expected that affordable quality childcare would be wildly -- widely available, the a lal y for each work would be dit ctt nu ill make 77 cents for every dollar that men earn. i expected when 1/2 of our congress, governors, state legislators and mayors would be female, i did not expect that in 2010 thatnu w 17 congress and the united states would be tied at 69th place in the percentage of women in parliaments out of 178 countries. iexpected that ner i nopeehat proportion again started 17%. i expected a high percentage of the fortune 500 companies uld be led by women. i did not expect that figure to be 3%. ecta oec of violence against women would be widely condemned and sharply reduce. i did not expect that a female journalist would be sexually abused in the middle of cairo's tahrir square and then blamed for bringi itose urga cew pece of february 2011. i expected the road she weighed would remain the law of the land. i did not expect that it would wobee lir rane a state. children of

we are in a service family. my husband 30 years in the army and is what we believe in. >> host: often that is the referendum on the white house as a midterm election. so to discuss that presidency a lot of democrats have been asking for with years even with trade so what is your assessment quick. >> i do think leadership comes from the top and that climate is a tone and ten or of vitriol that is unbecoming of the country that i served in what we all love. and it is the responsibility of everyone to hold themselves to a higher standard of integrity to set a positive tone a ton of people are supporting me even those that our republican that say this is not how i raised my kids this is not what i learned in church this is not how i want to be as a country we can do great things together but he is splitting people apart. bishop: so with that critique of the president exactly what my opponent has been doing is spending all of these washington d.c. and hollywood dollars against me with that vitriol and instability and

they've been taking refuge, a 3 un run schools and baseline with their families. these really army later took them away on trucks to an undisclosed location. over in the occupied westbank is really forces have stormed a refugee camp in the city of told us killing 5 men is real. also conducted raids ended on my la hebron and bethlehem, leading to confrontations with palestinians there are gonna bring in honey maximum wood for an updates from the southern gaza strip hand is joining us from south. so honey, just bring us up to date with the latest as really strikes. and thereafter, ma yes, very well, since we spoke last time, palestinians are still living and horrendous situations caused by relentless mass bombardment and error strikes across the gaza strip just within the early hours of this morning and late hours of last night. the entire gauze, disturbing from the northern part in the city of bit tunnel and all the way to the southern part supposedly a safe here in rough estimate. deep came under heavy bombardment just the road that connects tanya and us with drop

do not forget who cut taxes for working families. do not forget who your friends are. do not forget. there is so much work to be done, we have to move fourth, we have to move toward on jobs, and the economy, and immigration reform and all the unfinished business of our time. these are serious times. they require serious leaders and serious citizens and your voice matters. your voice can make the difference. let me close by saying says -- and long before america was even an idea, this land of plenty was home to many people's, to british and french, dutch and spanish, to mexican and [applause] countless indian tribes. we all shared the same land. we did not always get along, but over the centuries, what eventually bound us together, what made us all americans was not a matter of blood. it was not a matter of birth. it was faith and fidelity to the shared values that we all hold so dear. we hold these truths to be self- evident that all men are created equal. endowed with certain inalienable rights, life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness, that is what makes us uniq

know the painting owned by the cop family. the grandson, painstakingly searches for little clues passed through many hands off to being port my casualty. last auction christy's the auction house also tried to sell it in vain . it was delivered to it by a gallery in keel. eventually it was sold by austria to france, but nobody will say who has it now. when hunting and there's, there's the impression that people are stonewalling. this information is not being laid out in the table and there is no transparency. whereas they only sharing this information after 4 or 56 inquiries, one at the right away, like the know the wasn't the only work in the club family's collection. it also includes just out of valuable paintings such as a yap lensky, a clay a role. today they a certain that all of these artworks will do to be honest restaurant, but from the historical research institute. fax and file is trying to reconstruct the cruise from umus paintings from the company to state that the keel gallery claims that it no longer has any docum

the holidays are about family we traditions, and tonight familiesul of our own and the families of our and women serving in uniform. are service and sacrifice an inspiration to all americans. millions will be celebrating this season with their own holiday traditions. tonight we are glad you have joined us here for a traffic night of music and more. let's hear it for the united states airmen. it is my great honor to welcome the first family of the united states. >> hello everybody. holidays to all of you. i want to thank you for the wonderful hosting. kelly clarkson, everybody watching at home. it is officially the time to light this tree. are you guys ready to count down? going to start from five. are you sure? let's go. 1.4, 3, 2, [applause] obama: merry christmas everybody. ♪ ♪ unfoldsn, where history daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. fillmore was the first first lady to work outside the home, teaching in a private school. jacqueline kennedy was responsible for the creation of the white house histor

number two, increase tax credit to families for the cost of healthcare. number three, create a national reinsurance program and number four ensure that people with pre-existing conditions are not denied or priced out of insurance due to the expanum fiv you want to lower the skyrocketing cost of drugs. the rate hikes are coming high costs are coming, this republican congress fails to act millions upon millions of families will pay more. we are telling our republican colleagues, sees the month of august to get the job done and prevent these rate hikes and additionally, now that the majority leader has bowed to the demands now we want the president in washington to be here as well because he caused a lot of these problems he will be here right alongside us given the urgency of these weeks we presume he will not beetting off to spend countless hours on the golf course givhe paihis policies have caed middle class and particularly on healthcare. >> yesterday people saw in stark terms that they are now paying t price for republicans partisan political approach b

. -- peter family. here we see but can you possibly are, martha peter, about 70 years old with her daughter. she's holdingee the portrait of george washington in her hand. the same one that she received as a gift upon her 1795 marriage. that's what i love about this photo. martha is the link that ties together five generations of family. image asideo-matic from that portrait painted when she was seven years old. in her will she bequeathed to the place to britannia. her other political child was also an owner of a large -- largest state in montgomery county and received a substantial inheritance 20 years before. uncertain.ure was she received instructions in her will to set -- sell the northernmost portions of the property and use the funds toerated from the sale provide dowries for the orphan daughters of her deceased sister america. her tenure turned tudor house into a boarding house to prevent the house from being seized and turned into a hospital. her ownership continued well into the first decade of

families and friends are suffering, and we can do much better. we must find room fordr hundreds of people and community-based facilities so patients receive services places close to their families, homes, places of worship and communities. we must also expand our professional workforce so patients are treated. that's why i'm proud to pursue a new partnership at the university of washington to create a teaching hospital to serve these patients and trained behavioralin health providers using a unique new curriculum. we can turn this story around and direct it towards hope. i am pleased we are at the beginning of a bipartisan effort to doni just that we will creata story this year about a holistic model for behavioral health that encompasses the family, the community and the promise of timely care. the third thing would be to focus on his saving the resident workers despite -- [applause] despite the task force that was already in place, the event that told the story happened last summer. many of us watched as another orca. her dead calf for atd leas

so my family may, my wife would live better. we would argue as much is mild as are valid and the and then i'm in categories, april guy, innovative me careful the the, the, we have 2 choices when we designed programs for the poor and for people who were struggling. we can say you need to prove to me 1st that you're worthy of my health and then i'll help you. ready more we can treat people the way we treat our families. our children are neighbors and say, we're going to help you 1st because we have space in you. we believe that you're going to do something good with that health. and that's what it basic income does. i'm just a couple of different things the free. so physician is that there is a, a belief of inherent good that was in people. there is a common belief in understanding that most people are basically good. i believe in that the we say that you have to pull yourself up by your own bootstraps. that's a really classic southern. so you know, some people don't have bootstraps to pull up. some people don't have hands to port

thank you. and their families, please.ty figures begin to turn their attention to what may he was accompanied by his transportation secretary, sean duffy... i appreciate the confidence you placed in me. thank you. authority figures begin to turn their attention to what may have caused the collision. president donald trump held a news conference in the white house. he was accompanied by his transportation secretary, sean duffy... i appreciate the confidence you placed in me. thank you. ..and his defence secretary, pete hegseth. and in that press conference, donald trump did what one would expect a president to do. he expressed condolences with the loved ones. he talked about the tragedy, how this was a nation grieving together, how hearts had been shattered of the nation as they had been shattered in the families of those who had lost their loved ones. but then it took a different turn as president trump moved to politicise the events, which is not something one normally sees so soon after an event, in the first remarks giv