the cameras are with me on the cameras here it has camera is a little story camera there's a bill davis had cameras everywhere i was another right on the system you don't have a 12 year old girl. was accidentally shot and she died because of this. and like i said we were do we don't know right now it's always come back to you. what are will you can write to me. tomorrow. and then aren't sure when i want you to be honest and that's why i respect you good night you came you came you know people. driving around. in asheville you know what you want you want you want all street and you're telling us you're. not marching does this a good thing why did you. detect the be content that i'm seeing around rap and seen us but i think that the sanford police. said just a few bucks for the collective guilt. of them found it went destroyed before the internet the fight plays out and it was close and they were returning to the woods and the victims were if i have only found us right now and you thought it was 5 and then he saw the big dump truck to. it created so much turmoil when genesis got shot it w

"oh, i got that kicking bill davis."laughter] despiteone: and yet, all of that, despite drinking copious amounts of rum, despite women no fewer than three charging credit to his account simultaneously, despite being the purchase of what i can a really is unreasonable number of socks, about 35 over the course of one year -- i mean, who has that many socks, even today? [laughter] dr. zambone: he seems to be someone who is working very hard to be that classic southern stereotype. the man's last words were "hey, everyone, watch this." [laughter] dr. zambone: and yet he dies with the aforementioned rank, honor, family, and property. one has to start wondering -- how in the world is that ever start happening? the and one of those three women, to his credit, abigail curry, they eventually moved in together. common-law marriage, nothing very surprising and virginia. they eventually had to girls. buy land, morland, important, he is able to vote. you have to own a certain amount of acres to vote in virginia. you cannot be a tenant

bill. but danny davis' bill passed through our committee, passed through the senate, passed on the floor of the house. in the previous congress last year. and as a consequence, for the first time in four decades, new sickle cell therapies are coming through the national institute of health. i need to yield one minute to the gentleman from iowa, mr. king. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. king: thank you, madam speaker. i appreciate the gentleman from texas yielding to me. i came to the floor, i wanted to highlight the disasters we have in the midwest. and i recall time back in 2011 when missouri river was 11 miles wide at its widest, five to six miles wide most everywhere else, all the way through iowa and across missouri. but it was a secret flood because you couldn't drive there you had to fly over to see it. we have some of these similar circumstance this is spring though it's gotten a little more press. we had more water come down below gavin's point than ever before. it wiped out a lot of ag land on the iowa side and the nebraska side. we've got critical infrast

bill. it is one of the greatest steps ever made in my time to absorb the remaining powers of the states,". he said this in response to jefferson davis who supported the bill. looking back one would expect the system money and -- smith's money to be wake measures because of their nationalizing tendencies. --minent eminent cats democrats signed the legislation into question. i had a powerpoint today and interesting images i wanted to show you, but i will try and describe it. one explanation for this that can be inferred in my view but not proven involves evidence of personal relationships. in the 1840's small networks of men emerged, scientists and later this missoni and, and topical -- topographical engineers with access to them a credit politicians and who could reach a wider public. through some of these men and their wives and daughters there were ties of family and friendship crossing party lines. alexander bache, an engineer and scientist, was the great grandson of benjamin franklin. his uncle was pulled foss vice president his sister married robert walker, the treasury secretary. another sister, matilda, married william emery.

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bill. her hero is angela davis and her idol was lenin. she uses talking points that come from the communist and islamist ideology and unfortunately there is nothing that israel and america can do right. no matter what terrorists like hamas do she will continue to talk about them. >> bill: nikki haley said so what should be done about hamas? they're the ones behind all this. dr. zuhdi jasser, thank you for your time. thank you for your input today, appreciate it. >> julie: we are learning a lot more about the young american killed in that fiery moscow plane crash. the latest on the investigation and who this young man was. >> bill: there is more fallout from the derby. officials now denying an appeal from the owners of maximum security. that's not the end of the story. what that owner is prepared to do now to fight for victory. >> if they're talking about the one horse, the one horse didn't even claim an objection. the one horse was totally irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. what makes these simple dishes the best simple dishes ever

today the naacp president davis brown wrote in a statement that the civil rights and african-american community stands solidly behind chief bill scott. we are deeply disappointed not surprised by the flagrant political attack by the san francisco police officers association. this statement said the chief did the right thing by apologizing for the ray. >>> they could be new life for an old government building in downtown san jose and could become a home for students. the building opened 36 years ago. 's offices are clustered around the shady concrete patio and now it is well past its prime, but state lawmakers are working on a plan to sell the building to san jose state so the university can ild dorms that are badly needed. a recent study found that 13% of the san jose students are homeless. >> i have slept outside and that bus stops and slept on campus on benches. >> it is a great opportunity to meet the goals of the university as well as the state and goals of the city to create more housing opportunities for students and potentially faculty. >> the dorms would make for a quick commute as it is just a half of a block from cam

bill hannan. i live at the gateway, a large residential complex at jackson and davis street and surrounding blocks, and we are concerned about the proposal, just one small aspect of this item 13, a set of proposals. we are concerned about safety regarding the southbound traffic lane on davis between broadway and jackson. we are concerned about a spillover effect into davis quarry. we think bicyclists southbound on davis will not stop when they come to jackson. they will proceed straight ahead into and through davis court and out to the far side, and davis court is a you for safety purposes. it serves as a pedestrian walkway, it is a parking lot for service trucks and moving vans, and it is an outlet for a very large parking garage serving hundreds of gateway residents. we think that that spillover effect will create chaos there and for that reason, we ask you not to approve the southbound proposed bike lane on davis between battery and jackson. we want to thank m.t.a. for giving us a terrific public outreach presentation. we expressed our concern at that time and i think i saw on the m.t.a. m.t.a.

bill which bans terminations up eight weeks of pregnancy. now on bbc news — why do so many rough sleepers continue to be trapped on the streets? wyre daviesas following the lives of those sleeping rough in cardiff — for bbc wales investigates. cardiff city centre on one of the coldest nights of the year. this winter there is a noticeable difference to the streets. this is perhaps where rough sleeping is at its most visible in wales. this is a main street in the middle of cardiff and there are a string of tents, three or four huddled together, two or three people in each one trying to keep warm. it is a bitterly cold night and there are at least 12 tents already pitched here in the middle of queen street. over the last few years, rough sleeping numbers in wales have gone up dramatically. in cardiff alone there are estimated to be over 100 people sleeping out. each has an individual story of how they have ended up on the streets. basically i lived in cardiff and my ex mrs kicked me out. how long have you been on the streets? i can't go back to my flat so i got to do this to get a b8b. if i can't and i've got to stay out on the street, i mak

don't use of the vote well mr davis we had a little like that boris yeltsin i mean who opened fire at the parliament with almost 200 people killed and the american president bill clinton called him the next day and said nothing about you know the victims and supported him next presidential election so i mean the real russians know how it feels but we also know that sometimes it's good to have what americans call a humble piety the humble pie do you think that merican need that moment of humility when they are humiliated by their own little ship and. by the leaders you know i think we need a leader that integrates us obama was such but the totally good discredited by trump was and this was his opposite personality total wasn't he also discredited by his own policies for example he's only been. and the. design destruction of the whole country i mean that is not a mistake and others think no question about it but that doesn't mistake is much bigger than anything trump has done we'll see and i think we will need that but i don't think we're going to get it because look. this system calls for these leaders . when the company is when the system is growing they lead

but supporters of the bill are making noise as well delivering petitions with 170,000 signatures backing the plan. rhode island democrat congressman davis is illini has been working on the plan for 6 years were really. >>indicating the founding principles of this country. >>sicily openly-gay says the vote will be a victory for the lgbtq community. half living in states without civil rights protections pass the equality act or ion. >>friday's house vote will be largely symbolic. the plan will likely hit a stone wall and the republican controlled senate. and washington recall martin more trouble for that. >>has high speed rail in here in california. why the project is in jeopardy of running out of money much sooner than expected. also this man he says he's picking up bags of trash left by hundreds of bikers, his play to an international event that happens in california every year. and the future of our cell phone service, the wireless companies currently leading the race to the 5 g network. >>and it's a race to the weekend too and we've got another storm on the horizon and how much rain to expect we at at&t, we believe in access. the oppo

>> i'll guess knowing -- >> bill: you go to jail for three years. >> knowing lanny davis as i do. id i want to talk to the press. no reason to engage in that behavior. >> bill: cohen was going up and down park avenue all sunday afternoon meeting people and taking pictures. >> i don't know, ego satisfaction, whatever. no good purpose can come from it. >> bill: not a good look we can agree? >> yes. >> julie: the latest on the political crisis rocking venezuela. what will opposition leader juan guaido ask washington to do? where does the fight go from here? >> the united states wants all other countries out of this nation and allow the venezuelan people to restore their own democracy. we're confident we'll achieve that. i couldn't tell you what day but it will happen. this daughter was home visiting when mom saw a chip in her windshield. >> mom: honey is that a chip? >> tech: they wanted it fixed fast so they brought it to us. >> mom: hi. >> tech: with our in-shop chip repair service, we can fix it the same day... guaranteed. plus with most insurance a safelite chip repair is no cost

but supporters of the bill are making noise as well delivering petitions with 170,000 signatures backing the plan. rhode island democrat congressman davisillini has been working on the plan for 6 years were really. >>indicating the founding principles of this country. >>sicily openly-gay says the vote will be a victory for the lgbtq community. half living in states without civil our nat >>friday's house vote will be largely symbolic. the plan will likely hit a stone wall and the republican controlled senate. and washington recall martin. >>here's a quick live look outside san francisco international airport where 2 little cloudy overhead so just want to double check make sure flights are on time you shouldn't take a whole lot to snarl things there but we'll have to wait to see back with mo let's get another look across the bay area as we approach 7 o'clock obviously drier skies this morning than we had been seeing which is a nice change you do see some showers up in the sierra. >>and a few showers and the east bay right now let's zoom in on some of the spots where you're looking at green from hayward fremont down peta's now the showers

but supporters of the bill are making noise as well delivering petitions with 170,000 signatures backing the plan. rhode island democrat congressman davis is illini has been working on the plan for 6 years were really. >>indicating the founding principles of ts country. >>sicily openly-gay says the vote will be a victory for the lgbtq community. half living in states without civil rights protections. >>asked call the actual though this our nation. >>friday's house vote will be largely symbolic. the plan will likely hit a stone wall and the republican controlled senate. and washington recall martin. >>coming up is a process of cleaning up from the camp fire continues in butte county an unexpected problem is bringing been created in the town 40 miles south of paradise last the nation's strictest abortion ban has been signed into law in alabama and now california state leaders are reacting. >>and more rain continuing around the bay area and more you know when you're at ross and you find.hmmm. ...at a price that has you, like... okay. that's yes for less. say yes to the latest spring trends at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices ev

bill — the legislation that will implement brexit — is expected early next month. mr hancock says mp5 should back it ‘no matter the details' they want in a future relationship, but the former brexit secretary david davisast five it's the turn of liberal democrat leader sir vince cable to answer your questions. if you have a question, send it in via text on 61124, tweet using the hashtag bbc ask this, or email ask this at bbc.co.uk. the inquests into the london bridge attacks has been hearing how one of the victims tried to use his skateboard to fight off the killers. ignacio echeverria, a spanish banker working in london, died after trying to help others who had been stabbed. he was posthumously awarded the george medal for bravery. 0ur correspondent, jon donnison reports. ignacio echeverria had been out skateboarding on the south bank. the court heard as they were cycling home, they ran into the attack. a statement was read from one of ignacio echeverria's friends, who said on seeing a woman being attacked and stabbed near london bridge, ignacio echeverria didn't even think about it, he pulled his skateboard from his bag, dropped his bike and started hitting the men with his board. but he fell to the

bill mcgurn. thank you for being on "outnumbered overtime." now to the latest on a missing 4-year-old houston child named melia davis.pfather since she and he come along with his 2-year-old son, were kidnapped friday evening by men who knocked him unconscious. the father, that is. police say the stepdad, derian vince, reported her missing on saturday. authorities issued an amber alert for her on sunday. casey stegall is live in dallas with more. i misspoke. the stepfather saying this. what's the latest? >> that's right, harris. volunteers are telling us they are at this point praying for the best but preparing for the worse, as we've not entered the fifth day since this little girl was last seen. what's more, according to her family she has a medical condition that requires extra care because she is recovering from a several recent brain surgeries. k-9 units, volunteers, multiple law enforcement groups, family members, the prince covering the area searching. going door to door, handing out flyers in the houston suburb where she was reportedly last seen. 4-year-old melia davis was last seen friday night. her stepfathe

they're going to pass a bill knowing it could potentially end up in court to cost the state millions of dollars. which we really don't have. >> alabama state senator vivian davisg us after what i know is a contentious day for you on the state senate floor. we'll be checking up for an update next week. we'll be right back here with more on what our sources are saying. here with more on what our sources are saying my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms. if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious alle

davis and liz would like to tell you about their story. >> it is an honor for me to speak to you today. my family, like so many others was victimized by surprise medical bills. charged $17,850 for a urine drug screen. i have the bill, you may see it. she had successful back surgery in houston, texas and had a post operation visit because she had been given a prescription for a narcotic that she used appropriately. he said by the way, i would like a urine specimen. a year later, the bill showed up. test at best is worth $100. you could get it for $10 or $20. this type of billing is all too common, not just among dishonest providers. it affects most of those who could afford it least. we must put aside any other differences we have to work together to solve this problem. i'm very pleased to see this issue being brought to the nation's attention. i thank you. president trump: it is almost not believable. $17,850 for a urine test. if it was in network it would've been $100 that is still an inflated price. we settled for less but i won't go how much less. it is a bizarre story. i was told to keep it short. you sir. appreciate the opportunity. [applause] presiden

for example, my good friend, rodney davis of illinois, proposed an amendment that simply would have noted that the 2018 farm bill is relevant to achieving the goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and would have required the president to add the committee on agriculture to any reports he sends on this topic to the foreign affairs and energy and commerce committees. this is a commonsense amendment that takes into account the role agriculture can play in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. yet the amendment was blocked from consideration on the floor. what's the harm, i ask, in debating that amendment here on the floor and bringing our nation's farmers into the discussion? dr. burgess, my fellow member of the rules committee, and a member of the energy and commerce committee, submitted two amendments that required the president to consider how carbon emission-free nuclear power and other forms of renewable energy with zero emissions like hydropower could contribute to meeting the united states' obligation under the paris agreement. seems logical to me that when you're seeking to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

when the first withdrawal bill was introduced, the bill actually gave powers that henry viii would have been proud of to the then brexit secretary david davisary of state to decide everything. we have empowered parliament, and i'm proud of what we have achieved in doing that. on the message that heather asked about, what we want to do is bring people together. we want to get a message across about the kind of country and continent we want to live in. and we are contesting these elections with our candidates because we want them to be elected, and we want them to play their part in the european parliament as long as they are there. applause i thank the labour meps for the work they have done on the environment, on challenging the unaccountable power of multinational corporations, on dealing with the refugee crisis ina on dealing with the refugee crisis in a decent, humanitarian and human way, standing up against the far right in the european parliament and elsewhere. we are contesting these elections very seriously to get that message across. we will work with people across europe. since i have become leader of the party, i have spent a grea

bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: let me recognize the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: thank you very much, madam chairman. when only 39% of americans have enough savings to cover emergency costing $1,000, and when 67% of americans say that they will outlive their retirement saves, -- savings, the secure act became a lifesaver, and it becomes a lifesaver because it makes it easier for small businesses to offer retirement plans. it gives retirement benefit opportunities to home health care workers. more than half of whom are women of color, working for extremely low pay. and i must take note of that because these individuals are at the low end of not only quality of life but low end of earnings. they now have an opportunity for some serious consideration of retirement. it creates small employer automatic enrollment credit to make it easier for workers to participate in 401-k plans. these are important changes, it's a great deal, not just a good deal. i strongly support it. urg