. -- this is dot braden, from lynchburg, virginia, not far from my hometown of roanoke.she was teaching school in 1942, eldest daughter in a family of four, mom a single mother, her mother, her parents were separated, her mother was supporting their household and dot's salary of $900 a year was supporting her mother at household, and her two younger brothers were already in the u.s. army. she was overburdened by work and what i love about her story is, it shows how u.s. army recruiting strategy was wrongheaded, even as it orked. the army approach to recruiting schoolteachers whizz to send their handsomest young army officers out to lurk in post offices and hotels throughout the south at first, eventually all over the country, with the idea that schoolteachers would see a handsome, young officer, and think, if i go to washington i can make a marriage to a man who looks like that. so marriage was much on the military's mind when it was recruiting these young women to ome to washington. but dot was trying to get out of a marriage that she was not interested in pursuing. her

. >> that's too big braden, though? >> it's a little big braden.t their heads around a term like bribery. i just think we're getting bogged down in the argument from the republicans right now that you need to have had a crime. and so even going down that road i think gets you into trouble. >> what's the best road? >> you touched on this in your opening comments. schiff, the strongest point today was laying out the things that he couldn't show, which was i would love to show you the august 29th -- the call memorandum. i'd love to show you contemporaneous -- i can't show you that. if the audience is those senators, then he won, he got it. if the audience is the public, it's a little esoteric and big braden and that's not a winner. >> lincoln instructed us, if you have the people with you, you have all the power. that's a heavy suggestion at this point. look, the plus/minus for the republicans is what's worse? >> not having witnesses and people judging me for not really wanting to judge this? or having witnesses, still voting to acquit the president a

chris braden is part of the c.d.c. ground team. >> we have talked to passengers who said they've given nasal swabs, were given blood tests. how long will it take to get those tests back to determine if they do, in fact, have the virus? >> we think we can do that in 72 hours. >> reporter: but if some choose to leave before that, the c.d.c. says it can stop them. >> if we think that a person is a danger to the community, we can institute an individual quarantine for that person. and we will. >> reporter: there are still reportedly hundreds of americans in the locked-down city of wuhan. ningxi xu arrived ten days ago, her flight home canceled, twice. >> i really don't know how i'm going to get back. worst case i'll just wait for the travel ban to end. >> reporter: health officials in the u.s. say confirmed cases stand at five, but they're still looking at 92 others. today the world health organization said 2% of the people who contracted the virus in china have died. the organization issued a warning for the rest of the w

at,ything we are looking and very excited about this conversation braden to my left is james owens. i will be in the innovation space it's very active space. ensureole is doing -- these are in our airspace and to ensure we keep that is innovative as possible. >> i am deputy assistant secretary for research and technology. the $1.1ole i oversee billion worth of research and the different modes plus the 75 million in the university transportation center. i also look at technologies such as gps and case satellites get knocked out and spectrum and connected vehicles and automated vehicles. we are all going to give you brief presentations to show your foundational background, everything that's going on in terms of policy initiatives, regulatory initiatives, laying the foundation for conversations and we will ask those questions and you should see a number of policy staff around the room with notecards. you will see these notecards. that will allow us to take questions from the audience can -- you can some questions at any time and bring them up to us. is we do this because this partly be

in the history of john brown, miles horton, and braden, we can go on and on. the brothers and sisters committed to the freedom of everybody including my people. and martin says, norman thomas is a friend of the party. he's not as much as benjamin mae was. he was very iconic for many reasons. but is a part of who i am. host: could you allude to the story and i found fascinating, in 1952, they are dating now. not get married. he said the passage at the top of the book, my sources give me a little bit more detail. the message here indicates an exchange of ideas and romance between doctor king and current at the time. and that what is interesting about socialism that they talk about having read the same book in 1887, utopian looking backwards. i've got the full name of it. for some reason. in his in this letter, he says i'm not a conventional baptist minister i believe in the social gospel. it is not enough to say but. we need to change society so the soul will have a chance and my father was a capitalist but i don't want to own and or ignoring people needs is wro

braden was jailed for life for mr marshall cosmic murder.all left the family home, do to be back home the following morning for his mother's birthday but at 7030 the following morning, it wasn't connor at the door but the police to tell his mother he had been brutally attacked by david. coroner has been beaten to death by serial offender who was already on parole for drug offences and for beating a police officer. to give you some context, the service is privatised uk in 2014, a decision which has been reversed just last year due to much criticism. the company had concerns raised about them by the union only recently. david's probation officer was said to have been overwhelmed by the work she had and was said to be new to her role under management of her role. it was said to be woefully mismanaged. following the narrative conclusion, today connor's mother gave a statement in which he blamed the privatisation of the probation service for on's death. one person has died and at least one more seriously injured after an avalanche ata seriously i

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andrea: con el tiempo la ciudad fue de mal en peor, al punto que casi desaparece, como cuenta jay braden tienen 20 aÑos de Éxito. [mÚsica] andrea: y ahora sÍ, bienvenidos a guymon o guymon para los locales, un viaje de colores y sabores de nuestras tierras, donde se habla espaÑol, los propietarios son mayorÍa latinos y estÁn creando empleos para los estadounidenses. como le pasÓ a ivÁn lorenzo quien llegÓ en 2010 como obrero en la planta de carne y despuÉs de una dÉcada de esfuerzos y fracasos en el inicio, presume este negocio en la avenida principal. ivÁn: yo lleguÉ a guymon en busca de un nuevo comienzo porque antes de llegar a guymon vivÍ tres aÑos en florida, vine, ese fue el propÓsito como de empezar en la planta para ahorrar un dinero para poder montar mi negocio. andrea: aunque la inversiÓn era mucha, el trabajo enorme y los clientes no tanto. ivÁn: pero una vez la gente comenzÓ a conocerme, todo bien gracias a dios. los anglo nos visitan, salen contentos con nosotros, con el trabajo que nosotros hacemos y luego vemos que traen a sus hijos, vienen con sus esposas. es sorprendente