saint vincent, penelope association. illustrious association. illustrious association.al nursing service association, gave back to the crimean war. . in recent years they've served in sierra leone in they've served in sierra leone in the ebola crisis. still very much up and running among them and 92—year—old, marching in memory of her father. the royal 92—year—old, marching in memory of herfather. the royal fleet auxiliary association is there, the the royal naval benevolent trust and a reminder a lwa ys benevolent trust and a reminder always of the yangtze incident in 1949 when the amethyst was stuck for three months in the river in china and fought its way out. the submariners. the association of wrens led by barbara mcgregor who joined in 1977. commemorating particularly the sinking of the ship the leinster. it had on board the first wren to die in action. the royal training association, submariners. and now the british limbless ex—service association. le this association,, it became a charity 85 years ago, blesma, the limbless veterans. they are followed by the brit

dana atkins, president president military president's association.rs association of the united states public health service. michael r., carton, president and air force sergeant's association. robert swan, national commander polish legend of american veterans usa. dr. paul cunningham national president korean war veterans association. the associate members of the veterans day national committee are located in the boxes to my left, i would like to ask the presidents and national commanders that comprise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. [applause] >> it is now my pleasure to introduce miss karen durham aguilera, executive director, army national military cemeteries and arlington national cemetery. [applause] >> leader pelosi, secretary defense mattis, secretary of vetrans affairs wilkie, secretary of the air force, wilson, major general, families of the fallen, visitors from across the world and all of you, good morning. welcome

executive director military chaplains association.lyzed veterans of america. george malone, senior vice commander, legion of valor of the usa john h hollywood, commander in chief, military order of the world wars. phillipos risky, national president and retired enlisted association. dennis nixon, national commander, disabled american veterans. atkins, president, military officers association. chair of united states public health service. for --, president air air force sergeants association. roberts one, national commander, polish legion of american veterans of the usa paul cunningham, national president, war veterans association. the associated members of the veterans day national committee are located to the boxes to the left. i would like to ask the national commanders who comprise our membership to stand and be recognized. please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. [applause] it is now my pleasure to , executiveiss karen director army national military cemeteries and arlington national emiss

thanks to association health plans. in oklahoma, chambers of commerce at the state and local level are working with some of the smallest businesses around to form association health plans and allow these talented individuals to keep doing what they really want to do, innovating and creating jobs only they'll be able to create. even farmers in minnesota and nebraska are finding ways to come together for better bargaining power that puts people and their health care choices first. association health plans put people in charge. they empower small businesses to offer the same benefits that large companies can provide and allow employees to choose coverage options that work best for them. at the education and work force committee, we have been proud to do our part to bring about this sustainable health care solution for millions of americans. i welcome the news and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. marshall, for five minutes. thank you, mr.

one of roger stone's associates in talks with robert mueller for a plea deal. they believe lethal force on the border after a fiery west wing conversation over his powers. the house will investigate whether his personal financial dealings are tied to the saudis and a murder. young, rich, and loyal. the man who might become the president's next chief of staff. we are beginning with breaking news and an associate of roger stone in plea negotiations with special counsel robert mueller. he is an associate of both president trump and roger stone and the mueller team is looking for any connections between the trump campaign and the president and his advisers and wikileaks. want to bring in senior correspondent pamela brown. a former senior adviser to the national security adviser under president obama. first off, as you have been looking into this, what does it mean for the in the. >> that is the big question. they have been waiting to see if anything would happen with roger stone or associates including jerome coarsy. we are learning that jerome is in plea talks wit

i would like to thank the 1113 association for being with us.d like to thank the paris mayor. and indeed it's very positive that we are together here for this tribute. we would like to thank the paris we want to be optimistic and yet we know we cannot be angelic. thatve to be very careful the community of victims is not recuperated. beenkunz in particular has involved in a campaign of self-promotion. monument farld d a from the place of the events and claimed that it was financed by anonymous sponsors. we want to be worth more than this mercantilism. the attacks that took place november 13 against the stadium, against bars and restaurants in a concert hall deserve an official memorial. life for paris has taken on the commitment repeated by the president of the repubublic ande would like to thank -- on behalf of the memorial committee. thank you for the e efforts already deplployed and also for the work yet to be done. we all need carriage. we need to be brave becacause 's going to be a long judiciary battle in the coming years. waiting and hopin

a lot of people today associate it with the klan. more important was this moment in birmingham in 1948 in july when the dixiecrat party was born and nominated strom thurmond for president, a breakaway from the democratic party re-nominating harry truman. they had embraced a strong civil rights form. it was just starting to emerge as a popular culture symbol and was merged with white supremacy. in the auditorium, you see a lot of young faces because a good delegates at the convention were college students from the south where they were accustomed to waving the flag as a symbol of football as well as kappa alpha. they brought it on to the convention floor. this photo made it the symbol of reactionary politics. it was not the party but the young supporters who made it a symbol. it made it a political symbol. it kind of makes sense. the last time the federal government interfered with the southern way of life, slavery, this was the flag of opposition used the army's the cap the confederacy alive. the government is throwing its weight beh

even the national association of realtors representing 1.3 million realtors is looking at association health plans. >> how do you respond to the criticism about what would be offered under those plans -- that it's not acceptable -- it doesn't meet the federal requirements. maybe things like mental health or pregnancy may not be covered. >> we think that this rhetoric is a part of big news. we believe that they have crafted the health plan rule in a way that makes sure that all the protections under the affordable care act extend to the association health plan. they were careful in writing it that way. so, the discussion about pre- existing conditions and all those things -- we, unfortunately, think that these are not accurate and also we believe that if you follow the models happening in these state and local chambers of commerce and you talk with them about the offerings, you will actually find out that these -- this is an exciting opportunity to help provide guidance to folks like gary and mallory. >> yes, that is what is tricky. they become many different plans. you try to navigate

in other words by the end of the war, it was known, but particularly associated with lee's army which was important because lee's army was the army keeping the confederacy live. hence, by the middle of the war, this battle flag was first among equals. because of its status in lee's army. of course we associate it, students of the war with the army of northern virginia where the red flags of the rebellion charge, in gettysburg the one i just showed you by the way the flag of the 11th mississippi infantry, in the pettigrew charge. the flags associated with the confederate soldier, as an emblem of the life of the soldiers and morning soldiers, life and death of soldiers, became in -- becoming a soldiers flag, becoming consecrated by the blood of the soldiers. to anybody who wonders why anyone could ever consider this flag a flag of heritage, you have to understand it's integral connection to the confederate soldier, the confederate veteran and for families who dissent from confederate veterans, it is a symbol of the confederate veteran. you have to understand that if you want to understa

he was president of the tennessee bar association. he was appointed by the tennessee supreme court to chair the tennessee access to justice commission. he spearheaded the development of a website that allows people to seek advice from volunteer toyers, which led the aba establish a broader online platform. he's been a member of this committee since 2014. bono, andbrate pro the difference it can make -- it is inspiring. it's a privilege to welcome buck. [applause] >> so great to see so many students. thank you so much for that introduction and for hosting this event. grateful that you could make this beautiful facility available for this event. it's an honor to welcome you. it marks the 10th anniversary of the national celebration of pro bono. had the idea chair to create a locally focused pro bono event to bring the good work of attorneys all over the country. and to highlight the need for all attorneys to provide pro bono service, which is enshrined in the preamble to the roles of professional conduct. -- rules of professional conduc

and second generation wore them more for traditional reasons and there was an association that they were peasants or had lower qualifications or might even be illiterate. so there was this idea that if a woman wasn't very educated she would wear a headscarf. but now there are women here who wear head scarves although they went to school here went to university graduates. so the old idea of the headscarf has changed and also the easygoing idea that the headscarf as a fashion accessory think of grace kelly ordering hepburn for example. after the islamic headscarf is a pure product of patra and it's linked to dress code. so women who wear a headscarf for religious reasons probably cannot understand why some would wear it for reasons of fashion. they aren't flexible enough to wear one from time to time nor will they show their shoulders or wear short skirts or. and this is problematic because we're talking about a dress code that emancipated women would probably not adopt for themselves. and were not as easy as guns or you visibly decided not to wear a headscarf your considered a modern woma

china town community development center, the chinese progressive association, the community tenants association, and i also would like to thank barburcy coast neighborhood for this support. this is a project that is a part of this community and we haunt to make sure have a real shot at being, maintaining and continuing to be a part of this community which is why this investment is important. one of our champions on the state side, as it restate relato affordable housing and someone who is working hard, not only for the residents here in china chinatown, our assembly member. [applause] >> thank you. it's fitting that this morning, as it's been raining, just as this press conference is starting, the sun is coming out. as our city has been experiencing the intensity of the housing challenges that we have, today is a bright spot and an important announcement on how we move things forward. let me start by thanking mayor breed, your city departments for your investment in real affordability. and ensuring projects like this move forward. as a resident, i'm grateful to you and what everyone here is doi

the traditional islamic associations are going to have to fight for their power and they might not have the same power in ten or fifteen years as they currently have. so. we always end the d.w. interview with three sentences that we ask our guests to complete them and that's then if the integration of muslims in germany is to be successful then. we have to be much more self-critical on both sides and on the side of the so-called migrants we should perhaps not use our own grievances as a yardstick for action but be more willing to criticize ourselves. indoor to german scared of the country being islami fide because of muslim immigrants i would say. that we are taking a deep breath look at the facts and get involved. i'm looking forward to christmas because this city is a so beautifully lit up there and it always reminds me of my wonderful summer holidays in morocco i like the season because it's lovely. i'm sure and stark thank you so much for the way thank you. euro max highlights. french quite finnish fashion is. illuminated why moscow by night is magical. breathless what it means to f

brandon is also a volunteer with theer alzhe association. thank you both forin jg us. brandon, you're now helping to care for your dad who's been diagnos ditgnosed alzheimer's. >> he is 63 so he washe 60 he was dnigh nosoed. >> he's originally from baltimore. he has been the pent of the national association of black accountants accountants in 80s. he was a certifiedpublic accountant. he has served as the ceo for a uple of companies up and down the east coast. >> so when he was diagnoset must have been a bit of is surprise to the family. how didhe diagnosis come about? >> so he had shown some symptoms of some things that we weren't quite sure about or what they were. sometimes it's things like getting older, memory loss andli thing that, but my grandmother also had the disease and so weeren't sure if there was a family history there or something, so wehe encouraged to get the diagnosis, to go get tested to see if it waslso heimer's disease. >> did he go right away. >> itook him minute to actually go. about a year or so before he went ahead and did it but he did it and w

associate professor at kings college in new york city. 52, 53, 45 is better. number. a lot of democrats will say this economy stinks no matter how good it gets. >> there's always a partisan factor. that is why the 53 number is big, 91% of republicans approve of the president's handling, 21% of democrats, that 21% number is very high of you look at how partisan the issue is almost a quarter of democrats have to say this is a good economy because numbers don't lie and these numbers are numbers people feel when it comes to job creation, and if there is a help wanted sign hanging on the storefront window, you have a good economy. >> if you take part of the chip out of it what will it be? >> you have 7 million jobs available, record high 3 point% unemployment, looking at those on their face, economic prospects are good, people getting jobs at a rate they haven't seen in a long time, wages are going up. in a way some people have never seen if they are young enough, they have never seen an opportunity like that. >> 7% unemployment it people talk about how they can't

a lot of the activity has focused in recent weeks on roger stone, and his associates. we have said we expected there was going to be a pause before the election of no indictments and there haven't been, but that doesn't mean that behind the scenes there hasn't been a lot of activity. roger stone is a focus. the question is was roger stone somehow a link between the trump campaign and wikileaks, russian intelligence, et cetera. that seems to be where mueller has put a lot of his effort in recent weeks. >> very interesting. gloria, i want to read one of the e-mails "new york times" got a hold of from october 3rd, 2016, just before the election. one of steve bannon's breitbart employees asked assange, what's he got. hope it's good. stone replied, it is. then he encouraged him to follow-up, saying clearly, he, roger stone, knows what assange has. what do you make of it? >> and let me finish the loop here because then steve bannon yee e-mailed and said i have important stuff to work out. seems like he was dismissive of stone. people in the campaign didn't know what to make

the associated press with this tweet. mike dunlevy winning the race for governor in alaska, defeating the former senator mark begich. one that is still too close to call is georgia. the secretary of state there has declared victory, it is still very close with 100% of the precincts reporting. 50.3 of the vote to mr. kemp. 48 .7% to stacey abrams, the democratic candidate. that race still too close to call. we will bring you any updates as they become available. after the election results, the democratic governors association held a news conference on their victories and defeats here in the 2018 election. that is coming up next. >> already? good morning.

, wisconsin hospital association, and the wisconsin realtors association.ith that, i would like to introduce our two panelist for the evening. steve walters is senior producer at wisconsineye. he has earned, through the decades, a reputation of highly-respected political journalist. he has served as state capital bureau chief at the milwaukee journal sentinel, and the only individual journalist to be named journalist of the year by the milwaukee press club, a prestigious award and distinction that for years has always been bestowed upon a media organization and never an individual, until steve. mary is a veteran political journalist with the milwaukee sentinel covering politics and breaking news, who previously covered the state capital for the wisconsin state journal and was a member of the reporting team that was a finalist for the pulitzer prize for investigative reporting. with that come i will turn the program over to steve and mary. [applause] steve: that is much too much about us, because you are here for the debate. we really appreciate it. i just w

do we risk the title issues that is associated with swaps? >> as i understand it, the watch require there is is a survey and title insurance. >> thank you. >> commissioner gilman. >> i am supportive of the project and happy to see the neighborhood association coming up. thank you for changing the timing. i appreciate that. i know there were questions around the affordable housing components. kudos forgetting the planning. that is not our jurisdiction it seems all of that was resolved in good shape. i support the project. thanks. >> commissioner adams. >> great presentation to everybody. i am very supportive this. is good to play a small role in this. this will enhance all of the neighborhoods in the southern waterfront and especially the housing component for me. i wish from was a -- it was a community i could afford to live in. i support it. >> a couple questions. what is the total amount of acreage? >> at the end of all cleanup 10.3-acres on the land and 17 submerged acres. >> originally it was 9? >> it was 9.5. >> what is the reason for th

on wednesday, the radio and television correspondents association held their dinner. our capitol hill team received an award for excellent's in journalism. c-span received the jerry thompson memorial award. hear the awards, we will from the featured speaker, arizona senator jeff flake. this is one hour and 20 minutes. o say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there; o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and ♪e home of the brave? ♪ [applause] gentlemen,ladies and the 2018 correspondents dinner chairman, craig kaplan. [applause] >> good evening everyone. thanking here and for that performance again. annual rtcahe 74th dinner. we have a great evening plan for you. our new home for this year's dinner. tonight, we will hear from our dinner host, and

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gate restaurant association. there is a considerable list of businesses that are impacted that are on this newly furnished list. the department of environment provided. the american industrial complex in particular. the industrial businesses are not fully represented. i would be interested to hear from the school district as well where their thoughts are on this. so it seems like

although eight or ten of his associates have been questioned. >> right.wolf, as you know, that's bad news. by now, roger stone should have been contacted for information if he wasn't the focus of this investigation. and, look, roger stone openly says that he expects that he is going to be charged. he's been fund-raising. he's been doing a lot of public appearances on this issue. so he expects that he could face some charges as a result of this. >> let me play the clip. this is jerome coursey speaking on his youtube channel earlier today. >> okay. >> i got served a subpoena on august 28th, my home, two fbi agents show up unannounced. and i did not talk to the fbi. of course, my wife is pretty startled. and we began a series of discussions with them that have gone on for two months. and at the end of that two months, even though i did everything i could to cooperate, the entire negotiations, discussions, have just blown up. and now i fully anticipate that the next few days i will be indicted by mueller for some form or other of giving false information to t

this association has more sessions on american indians than other history organizations. steve: do you have any thoughts on how native americans are characterized of the big screen? notably the western movies with john wayne and others. that that damage have americans generally view native americans? donald: indeed. american indians have been portray by hollywood, and it is kind of a stereotyped image of american indians. scholars like myself and people who study american indians for accuracy, we try to correct hat. it is an uphill battle trying to correct those images. i have counted the stereotypes. there are 36 that are negative. there were over 1500 wars and battles skirmishes against native people. there are six positive stereotypes and six negative stereotypes. steve: can you explain your own background? donald: i have from oklahoma. on my father's side, i am creek and seminole. i'm another side i am shawnee. how do the stretch come ogether? it was due to indian removal in 1830 during the andrew jackson administration. that is some ancestors came to the area which b

the associate -- excuse me. corsi also denied that the associate never asked him to have another person try to get in touch with the organization and that he did not provide the associate with any information about what materials the organization possessed or what it might do with those materials. so, again, those are the false statements as outlined in this potential criminal charge. this is from the draft criminal information that apparently was provided to jerome corsi from the special counsel's office. again, a draft, not filed with the court, but given to corsi. here what's we want to charge you with. here what's your plea agreement would look like. if you want to boil down all the nonspecific nouns there that make it sort of hard to read out loud, what this charge says is that jerome corsi lied to the special counsel's office and he lied to the fbi when they questioned him about his contact with wikileaks. wikileaks had started to brag that they had information that had been hacked from hillary clinton and

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the san francisco department association, the bar association of san francisco, u.c. hastings college of law, who all take part in our landlord clinic and finally lower polk numbers, middle polk c.b.d., steering committee and the residents and businesses of the lower polk community. so with that, i would be happy to take any questions. >> thank you so much, mr. martin. i know you only have a tiny portion of district 6 but i do really appreciate lower polk c.b.d.'s work with sergeant mccauley playground. thank you for in concluding us. that was a discussion when the c.b.d. was initiated and we had asked to have the playground included. it has made such a tremendous improvement on that block to have someone tabling the pit stop and thank you for having your team present. i'm really excited we'll break ground on the renovation of that playground. we have a lot of work to do. i really hope that we can continue to partner and i will proving that particular corridor. >> thank you, i want to thank you for your tremendous support of the park and the programs that are operated

the plot may thicken if there is an indictment to the associate of roger stone.tine and dave. >>> thank you, jessica. will she or won't she? nancy pelosi duking it out to try to become the next speaker of the house. sources say a group of pelosi detractors plans to circulate a letter who are against pelosi regaining the speaker's gavel. they are trying to recruit a challenger, but no one has stepped up. >> defending pelosi is more than a dozen house democrats pushing for her to be the speaker in the new congress. in the letter, pelosi writes we need to be unified and find common ground, but stand our ground when we must. >>> all right. "toy story" fans, pixar released the next toy for "toy story 4." who is the new character? we get a check of cnn business next. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything

we have a site association fee. that's what our membership sues are. library purchases -- i cannot think of the last time we purchased something from the library. sometimes the staff needs educational tools. we would purchase something in this category for them. >> vice president loo: thank you. >> president serina: any other comments or questions? any comments or questions from the public? do i have a motion to approve? >> i move to approve. >> president serina: second? >> second. >> president serina: all in favor. any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. we now open up the meeting for general public comment. seeing none, item number 8. any announcements? hearing none, do i have a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. [laughter] >> president serina: seconded? >> second. >> president serina: by rising vote. thank you. meeting is adjourned. >> good morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority for the meeting of november 13th, 2018 could you please call the role. [roll call]

just a matter of weeks later and ukraine finally signed the association agreement that over two thousand pages long it covers everything from animal welfare to judicial reform but ask most ukrainians what the association deal means to them and they'll most likely answer two things travel and trade. no more queuing up for visas no more hefty visa fees for many ukrainians visa free access to the area has been the most tangible change leap no surprise then the present pershing come up the end of these are the ones with a lavish ceremony on the country's border with you. under the terms of the deal ukraine also gained preferential access to european markets the e.u. has long been ukraine's biggest single trading partner since o.c.a. sion came into effect trade between ukraine and the block has been growing by over twenty percent a year but what the association agreement these people protesting for didn't include was a firm promise of future membership instead it merely acknowledged ukraine's quote european aspirations decision makers in kiev hope that in time brussels would offer a road map

i am the associate director at the national association of secretaries of state. it is a state board of elections, in virginia, maryland and new york. we work closely with the organization thatboard -- that'l association of state election directors, we work hand-in-hand to cover a lot of issues. as nancy said, my numbers cover a lot of issues, not just elections. haveose that don't others, havey, or not got nearly the attention they deserve over the last couple of years, because we have been very focused on election and building the relationships that need to be built after the 2016 election. the khazar elections are so decentralized, they are -- because our elections are so inentralized, it's a benefit a couple of ways. it makes the process much harder to interrupt from some sort of malicious factor. you have a lot of different systems and processes and without one centralized system, you have to figure out a bunch of different ways to interfere with the process. that's a benefit of decentralization. governments that the is highest at the local level. , nor myaga

mark preston, corsi is a close associate of roger stone. he expects to be indicted.tially significant would that be? >> this could be really blockbuster news in the sense that this could be one step closer to president trump if he was aware in fact that julian assange and wikileaks was working to release this information, specifically the john podesta e-mails. again, you're talking about jerome corsi who is saying he's going to be indicted by mueller regarding julian assange and wikileaks who's connected to roger stone and roger stone, as we know, is very, very close to president trump. >> and the intelligence community has said wikileaks got all that information about the hacked e-mails from the russians so potentially that could be a legal issue as well. could corsi's indictment be part of a bigger legal strategy to go after some bigger fish? >> certainly could. everyone who's been watching this closely believes that roger stone is likely to be indicted. so the fact that mueller is going to indict corsi, if he does in fact indict corsi, remember, this is not an ind

the north dakota hospital association, the physicians association, all of the patient protections. aarp. there was not one group in north dakota other than the republican partyand republican officials who supported any of those plans for replacement. [applause] those officials were elected by large margins of the people of north dakota. not the associations. the people of north dakota. [applause] rep. cramer: when you work for a lobbyist instead of the patients, the people, small businesses that hire people, that is when you think like chuck schumer instead of how people think like the people i am looking at here. [booing] [applause] sen. heitkamp: can i have one? moderator: one more bite at the apple. sen. heitkamp: one more bite at the apple. are you honestly saying that a governor and a congressman and senator know more about providing health care in the -- then the hospital associations and the medical associations and the aarp? [applause] that is ridiculous. it is a partisan bill being promoted to promote partisan causes and you are taking away critical health care that is ess

gate restaurant association. there is a considerable list of businesses that are impacted that are on this newly furnished list

the associate -- excuse me. corsi also denied that the associate never asked him to have another person try to get in touch with the organization and that he did not provide the associate with any information about what materials the organization possessed or what it might do with those materials. so, again, those are the false statements as outlined in this potential criminal charge. this is from the draft criminal information that apparently was provided to jerome corsi from the special counsel's office. again, a draft, not filed with the court, but given to corsi. here what's we want to charge you with. here what's your plea agreement would look like. if you want to boil down all the nonspecific nouns there that make it sort of hard to read out loud, what this charge says is that jerome corsi lied to the special counsel's office and he lied to the fbi when they questioned him about his contact with wikileaks. wikileaks had started to brag that they had information that had been hacked from hillary clinton and

it is associated with witch trials. but as kate fox would tell you, when they come here, they are not entirely sure of where they are supposed to go. there is no sort of signal place , right, this is it. if you go to boston going to go to the freedom trail. and here it is like, here i am in salem and now what? so there is the opportunity to try and get people to get that story and to get it well. but i'm not sure -- i'm not sure how we do that.>> more history and less halloween. >> and that is the other premise that's impossible. most of us, i have given up. i think to some degrees maybe you had to. but i've gotten to the stage where that, oh, we would love to hear you -- we would love to hear you come talk or can you appear on tv. and we don't want you now, we want you on october 31, right? and what i like to do is, okay, i will do that, but the first thing i'm going to say is you do realize there's no connection. is there anything we can do? >> well, i don't know. you can try to do the history, try to get their attent