sargent robert bartlett is with us tonight. he was severely injured by iranian made ieds while on duty in iraq. as is carl higby, a navy s.e.a.l. who watched three of his buddies die also thanks toato an ied in iraq. we have this individual who argues that radical islamists do not practice the truth faith. theresa hubble is here from new jersey. they represents the group we like to call security moms. bridget gabe release survived an attack. she's now an anti-terror activity. sa laum body is an islamic attorney. bernie carrick is with us tonight. he's the former nyc police commissioner who oversaw the new york law enforcement response to 9/11. mohammed shoery is communications director for the muslim community. cairn greenberg is a civil rights attorney and noted expert on national security. zee hahn hamid is president of the council on pakistan u.s. relations. bill dailey here tonight, former agent with the fbi. ca psalm ra shid is a harvard fellow. bo deetle is here as well, a former nypd detective. sue hey kahn is a republic

sergeant robert bartlett is with us tonight. he was severely injured by iranian-made ieds while on duty in iraq, as is carl higbie, a navy s.e.a.l. who watched three of his buddies die also thanks to an ied in iraq. with a different perspective, we have iman hamad acmaude. he argues that radical islamists do not practice the true faith. theresa hubble is here from new jersey. she represents the group we like to call security moms. brigitte gabriel survived an as an air acair -- salahm badi is an islamic attorney. bernie kerik is with us tonight. he's the former nyc police commissioner who oversaw the new york law enforcement response to 9/11. mohammed shoari is communications director for the muslim community. karen greenberg is a civil rights attorney and noted expert on national security. zeshan hamid is president of the council on pakistan-u.s. relations. bill daly here tonight, former agent with the fbi. qasim rashid is a harvard fellow in the department of islamic studies. bo dieformer nypd detective. suhail khan is a repub

. >> reporter: robert bartlett is fishing for trout on a gentle stream in the blue ridge mountains. an ied took half his face on a battle field in iraq. >> not think about the future, not think about the past, but just fish for a bit. >> reporter: about a dozen years ago navy veteran ed nicholson was in walter reed hospital for cancer dream. he saw the young people around him, severely wounded in iraq and afghanistan and thought to himself -- >> i want to go out and fish. i bet some of these guys would like to join me. >> reporter: that was the beginning of healing waters, with more than 200 chapters now, volunteers teach wounded vets fly-fishing. they say it build a bridge back because for some that journey has been a desperate one. >> i don't know how many friends i've got that had .45s in their mouths and we got them in this program and it saved their life. >> reporter: david first linked up with healing waters ten years ago while recovering from an ied blast. he's now the chief operating officer. >> it got me away from thinking about all the negative things and all the things i

it didn't have any memorable -- one of the lines that's going to go in bartletts or something, give meor give me death. i only have one life to give to my country. it was workmanlike, it was a summation, plain spoken. i'd call it that. >> here's the thing, not only did she make history by being nominated as the first woman to head a major party, she looked every inch a president on the stage tonight. and when she -- so she not only looked the part, but she acted the part, and i thought when she took on donald trump directly, and basically said, come on, buddy, she was every inch the president. and i think that's something -- that's a line that we've crossed and an achievement that we've reached that i'm not sure even she fully appreciates, but i think the world saw that. i agree with michael, was it brilliantly staged? no, it was not poetic, there was no irish lift of a driving dream in there. but when she said, as she has said before, if affordable child care and paid family leave is playing the woman's card, deal me in. okay i refer to facebook again, because i'm monitoring what they

. >>> there is delays at the bartlett -- the bark to the oakland airport, close for maintenance, tomorrow and wednesday the bart trains will arrive every 18 minutes instead of every six minutes. the work should be completed by thursday. >>> we now know who is representing the u. s. in the summer olympics in real for the u. s. gymnastics team, and they posted this photo last night. at the conclusion of the olympic trials, gabby douglas, aly raisman, simone biles, mass. in send and lori hernandez are the five chosen athletes, and we have more on their chances to bring home the gold.>> reporter: it is not a stretch to call simone biles the favorite for the all-around gymnastics gold in rio, and the three-time world champion she is not -- says she is not thinking that way.'s back -- >> every time i go into competition i try to hit the best routines that i can, and it is not for my self-esteem, but it is just a label.>> reporter: she will be joined by two veterans, and they won in london, including the defending all-around champion gabby douglas. >> i feel good, and so far i am doing good, my

so, speaking to item 14-c grade asap at cesar chavez and bartlett, i think this is i think it's reasonable to create a stopped there and i think that it would be reasonable to relocate the 25th and valencia stop there if that stopped like everybody go to the stock were well served by that stop. however that's currently serving overflow traffic from people who would prefer a stop your 19 and dolores. so, i would ask you not to move the 25th and valencia stop until an alternative internet even divorce can be established. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >>[calling names] >> good afternoon >> grew sparsely. i lifted the corner bush and cost. 1701 bush for 21 years. i am in favor of the shuttle buses. i'm not thrilled about the buses idling 15 feet i measured it from our windows. for my bedroom window. the diesel tossed is not a lot of fun. they start at 5:40 am which is a little earlier than i used to wake up. we've always slept with the windows open because it's great weather in san francisco. we don't do that anymore. the biggest were some of the safety problems are that th

bartlett to proceed with the reading of the amendment. amendment. >> amendment offered by delegate thomas curtis of missouri. section c,on to read all persons seeking to be nominated for president under shall announce to the convention and file with the secretary a declaration stating who he or she will recommend to the convention as the vice presidential nominee. [cheering] >> this declaration shall be filed with the secretary of the convention by 9:00 on the day a.m. for which the nomination for president is held. this declaration shall state the person's name and that he or she has agreed to accept the nomination. no delegate or alternate shall be bound by any commitment of any kind, public or private, to support any presidential candidate who does not file such a declaration. [applause] >> the clerk reading that resolution is mr. bartlett the , minority clerk. >> i will only ask that you listen to me for 30 seconds. i about to read the agreement between the ford and reagan forces as to how we might dispose of this matter. i think it i

. >> i'm going to give sergeant bartlett the last word. >> i think america just needs to make peace withr war. that's the reality. the other reality is, you know what, i've been on your show a couple times. muslims give me a lift to your show, right? they say, i wish the fbi would vet us so they know who we are and that we're not terrorists. so that's saying that a muslim is telling me, hey, we want the fbi to investigate me so that they know i'm a good person. so why aren't we doing that? >> including the mosques. >> it's so hard for some muslims in this country right now, who see the attack in orlando and they say, oh, god, now it's going to come. you know, peace-loving men in particular who say because of the act of this man, now i'm going to be treated like a terrorist. now my son is going to be treated like a terrorist. people who are peace-loving. >> that's where these muslims come in. >> there has to be an understanding on this part that just because you're muslim doesn't mean you want to kill americans. >> go ahead. >> we are speaking up. we're muslim scholars, several on this st

had done with some well-placed participants in the program over the years, including general joe bartlett, former clerk of the house don anderson and bill goodwouldnin 1954 when the puerto rican nationalists attacked the chamber, march of 1954. in highlighting stories of pages who were pioneers or firsts we were fortunate to draw from interviews that we had conducted with felda looper the first female page to serve in the house appointed in 1973 and also frank mitchell of springfield, illinois, who for many years was believed to have been the first african-american page to serve in the house, respond erred by illinois congressman paul finley and republican leader gerald r. ford. mitchell's appointment was highly symbolic and it occurred on the 100th anniversary of lincoln's assassination on april 14th, 1965 and just weeks after the galvanizing march on selma. in our oral history with frank he marveled at the fact that he watched the debate on the landmark voting rights act from the cloak room. while research we came across some clues on pages and their history that perhaps there had been

so, speaking to item 14-c grade asap at cesar chavez and bartlett, i think this is i think it's reasonable to create a stopped there and i think that it would be reasonable to relocate the 25th and valencia stop there if that stopped like everybody go to the stock were well served by that stop. however that's currently serving overflow traffic from people who would prefer a stop your 19 and dolores. so, i would ask you not to move the 25th and valencia stop until an alternative internet even divorce can be established. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >>[calling names] >> good afternoon >> grew sparsely. i lifted the corner bush and cost. 1701 bush for 21 years. i am in favor of the shuttle buses. i'm not thrilled about the buses idling 15 feet i measured it from our windows. for my bedroom window. the diesel tossed is not a lot of fun. they start at 5:40 am which is a little earlier than i used to wake up. we've always slept with the windows open because it's great weather in san francisco. we don't do that anymore. the biggest were some of the safety problems are that th

so, speaking to item 14-c grade asap at cesar chavez and bartlett, i think this is i think it's reasonable to create a stopped there and i think that it would be reasonable to relocate the 25th and valencia stop there if that stopped like everybody go to the stock were well served by that stop. however that's currently serving overflow traffic from people who would prefer a stop your 19 and dolores. so, i would ask you not to move the 25th and valencia stop until an alternative internet even divorce can be established. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >>[calling names] >> good afternoon >> grew sparsely. i lifted the corner bush and cost. 1701 bush for 21 years. i am in favor of the shuttle buses. i'm not thrilled about the buses idling 15 feet i measured it from our windows. for my bedroom window. the diesel tossed is not a lot of fun. they start at 5:40 am which is a little earlier than i used to wake up. we've always slept with the windows open because it's great weather in san francisco. we don't do that anymore. the biggest were some of the safety problems are that th

and given the fact that bartlett's quotations, for example, has more quotations from shakespeare than>> regardless of who he might have been with francis be, bacon or you make up so list couldn't possibly have been the work of one man only? in if it were another candidate, let's get the body of the work would rose by any other name smell as sweet? >> i think we got the point. >> i think we know the names of his collaborators he collaborated 30 percent of his plays george wilkins, ofinst littleton, the three playwrights it was of a collaborative art form who was good at opening the scenes? the more we realize that some of these were code written there is a page that looks like it is by shakespeare how can one person have such reach? the answer partly is an addition was part of a collaborative art form of an urban environment gettingulture. contact are there people working with him? your res and in your research and the study of shakespeare that has been been debunked if you found out something? >> that is a lovely question. i think that presentation, i don't have a standard reading of

if you haven't seen charlie bartlett i recommend that as well.aw it in i max 2d i recommend seeing it in regular format. save yourself that extra cash. carl urban is amazing as bones in the overall star trek universe, i think wrath of kahn the best trek movie ever made. this is definitely solid. i've gave a four out of five. >>> lights out pg13 horror film actually started as a short film on youtube couple years back and the director is now made his feature film debut this movie has legit scares. i saw it with a gigantic crowd. it was so much fun. this is one of best scenes in the film. theresa pal per plays the character. what's happening in this movie an entity has attached itself to family and theresa palmer's character is trying to save her momma rhea bella because she has entity attached to her. the film does have some script issues but overall, it really hits the mark in the scare zone. i was definitely freaking out in the theater. every time we saw the character of diana as the lights turn on and off. that's how the movie works. so when th

. >> i'm bruce bartlett. i guess i'm a citizen journalist now. i was the editor and publisher, coeditor oh publisher cofounder -my wife was hit and she's the other. for more than 50 years. i just like to say that whenever you get the guardian and jim lazarus on the same side, you must have a hell of a candidates. i don't see there should be any objection to the man of this kind of expansive background and backing to you should endorse him and endorse him strongly. i just want to make a very key point. i said i been covering and directing political coverage in san francisco for many years. i have never come across a politician or an attorney who is more qualified to serve in this particular job. this is uniquely particular job than kopp. i give you one reason among others. when mr. kopp was in the senate he was there for eight years. he was the go to guy for the california public association and their endless battles ferocious battles, with the secrecy lobby and in favorable government. that's who they went to first and that's why she could talk t

and given the fact that bartlett's quotations, for example, has more quotations from shakespeare thanble, is it -- regardless of whom shakespeare might have been, francis bacon, christopher marlowe, you make the list up, could it possibly have been the work of one man only? and if it were another candidate, if we look at the body of his work, the book has been -- [inaudible] rather than the picture. would a rose by any other name smell as sweet? would a shakespeare by any other name read -- >> host: all right, william, i think we got the point. mr. witmore? >> guest: i think we actually know the names of his collaborators. we now believe he collaborated on up to 30% of his plays. so thomas middleton, george wilkins, fletcher, at least three playwrights who he worked with. and it was a collaborative art form in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. you said, well, who's really good at opening seens? well, let's get fletcher over here. [laughter] and so the more we learn about how theater worked, the more we realize that some parts of these plays that we credit to shakespeare you were

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. >> the clerk reading that is joe bartlett, the minority clerk. >> i would only ask that you listenthe agreement between the ford and reagan forces as to how we might dispose of this matter. is important that all the delegates and alternates have a right to be heard. i will therefore ask the media to conclude their interviews in the aisles and permit those who are here-- [cheering] i would ask that the aisles be cleared and alert the sergeant at arms that the aisles will be cleared. i would ask the media to please retire to the rear of the room and conduct your interviews in that area. detrimentally delegates seated manycannot -- there are delegates seated that cannot participate because you are there. [cheering] will the sergeant at arms please cooperate? or will the media please cooperate? will all those in the aisles please moved to the bears of the arena? to the rears of the area? we would like to get onto this very important business. the delegates have a right to be heard. those presenting the argument for the amendment and against have the right to be heard. asked the media o

. >> you know, there's a great phrase from these two old masters of investigative reporting, bartlett steele. they did all these great takeouts in "time" magazine. they have some wonderful books about changes in america. they have a document state of mine. i take that to mean exactly what andy was just describing, which was if the road is blocked in one direction, it exists someplace else. i'm a very local guy. my whole career i have been based in new york city. i did dizzy south of stat island. i just stay here. i know you work really well. in new york, we are blessed with this kind of unique agency but i hope folks are familiar with, which is its committee on open government. it is a division of the new york state department of state and it is funded by the government, under statute. only three people if they are headed by this wonderful fellow named robert freeman. he has over the years been an enormous resource to outside itself and anybody who's tried to dig records out of the agencies to be able to guide you with what you can do. on his website, he has put together, this is the

. >> i'm bruce bartlett. i guess i'm a citizen journalist now. i was the editor and publisher, coeditor oh publisher cofounder -my wife was hit and she's the other. for more than 50 years. i just like to say that whenever you get the guardian and jim lazarus on the same side, you must have a hell of a candidates. i don't see there should be any objection to the man of this kind of expansive background and backing to you should endorse him and endorse him strongly. i just want to make a very key point. i said i been covering and directing political coverage in san francisco for many years. i have never come across a politician or an attorney who is more qualified to serve in this particular job. this is uniquely particular job than kopp. i give you one reason among others. when mr. kopp was in the senate he was there for eight years. he was the go to guy for the california public association and their endless battles ferocious battles, with the secrecy lobby and in favorable government. that's who they went to first and that's why she could talk t

. >> i'm bruce bartlett. i guess i'm a citizen journalist now. i was the editor and publisher, coeditor oh publisher cofounder -my wife was hit and she's the other. for more than 50 years. i just like to say that whenever you get the guardian and jim lazarus on the same side, you must have a hell of a candidates. i don't see there should be any objection to the man of this kind of expansive background and backing to you should endorse him and endorse him strongly. i just want to make a very key point. i said i been covering and directing political coverage in san francisco for many years. i have never come across a politician or an attorney who is more qualified to serve in this particular job. this is uniquely particular job than kopp. i give you one reason among others. when mr. kopp was in the senate he was there for eight years. he was the go to guy for the california public association and their endless battles ferocious battles, with the secrecy lobby and in favorable government. that's who they went to first and that's why she could talk t