camille bell. >> even if it takes 30 trials, i don't care. know, prove it. >> the prosecutor's answer, it would serve no purpose. >> you can only serve one life sentence. >>> just ahead -- a new alibi that backfires. >> he was out that night, no question in my mind. he was not at home. he was out and about. >> and after all these years, new dna evidence. >> it probably would exclude 98% or so of the people in the world. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ >>> four years after the trial, robert henry would change his story about seeing the last victim nathaniel cater holding hands with wayne williams. in this affidavit, henry wrote, if my life depended on it, i could not say the man i saw with cater was wayne williams. our producer confronted henry with that affidavit. his signature is at the bottom. >> yes, that's my handwriting. >> whose words are those? >> they'r

. >> how does china's rise look, camille, when you're standing in manila. is the country looking to tighten itself to the united states because a politically, powerful china makes it feel insecure? >> you can see that the philippines may be insecure, but we are just admitting that our military capabilities are limited, and it's challenged, and so having the united states there as a key ally, one of our oldest allies, really, gives us more confidence. facing china, however, we see--we look at it as david versus goliath. we have elevated the government has elevated the case through the al jazeera america arbitration course through the hague, there is a case there right now on the south china sea dispute. having the united states support this measurement is something that the people really appreciate, the public and the government, that they have a backer some how. >> ddon't you have to live with china as a neighbor. and a new relationship now that it's a more powerful and wealthy country is there risk of having it look like provocation in beijing? >> so defin

. >> camile cosby, bill's wife. >> she has always been a consistent friend, so someone who was consistently in integrity about herself and about her work. >> bernie denchack of washington university. >> she's the heart and southeasterly of u-street, consequently the heart and southeasterly of washington d.c. >> former d.c. council chairman, kwamie brown. >> she has a warm heart and cares for this community for a long time. >> bill cosby calls me up on stage to say a few words about virginia alie. >> you have 10 seconds. >> [laughter] >> one, two-- >> mayor and council members got the same treatment from the cos. >> as you are, you are, well what it is? >> today was declared virginia alie day in the district, tomorrow you might find her next door at ben's chili bowl where she and family have greeted and served customers from presidents to foreign leaders to tourists and regular folk like you and me for more than 50 years. >> and now, we are diverse and we are booming and washington is booming and i just love this city and i love my community. >> that was bruce johnson reporting. ben's chili

the saturday night fever of revolution began in earnest when camille desmouls harangued an inflamed crowdn the palais royal, calling for overthrow of the monarchy and establishment of a republic. there was rising unemployment, a growing sense of injustice, and a devastating failure of the harvest had led to a shortage of a main staple--bread. the american revolution demonstrated how a tyranny could be overthrown by the will of the people, and now those democratic ideals ran through the population like wildfire. from the moment the bastille fell in july 1789, artists were at the center of events like never before, and in the career of jacques louis david, art and politics have never been closer. david dominated french painting for 35 years, through the reign of louis xvi, the revolution, napoleon's empire, and the restoration of the bourbon kings. he had a talent for painting and survival. as the revolution approached, paintings demonstrating themes of allegiance to state rather than to family began to abound. although it was painted five years before the revolution, david's oath of the ho

sheet by a german artist, olaf auto becker dated exhibited nd it's ide-by-side with a photograph by camille ceman, also of east ringland. it's from the last iceberg series of 2006. many people understand the importance of ice for the it's reflective qualities that help regulate the climate. are unaware that it's a collective consciousness western culture about these regions. so it's important within the climate change to let people know that these regions are fundamental to our identity. > there's more from the museum this weekend as book tv and american history tv look at the bellingham, washington, saturday on c-span 2 on c-span 3. 5:00 bring public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in congressional hearings, white house events, briefings, and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel overing of the u.s. house all as a public service of private industry where c-span created by industry 40 years ago and funded by the satellite you able provider and now can watch this in hd. >> health insurance coverage the affordable care act starts on january 1. next, the

. >> 18-year-old camille was hospitalized in fair condition after she was accidentally attacked. got between the black bear and three cubs. the bear attacked and bit her on the arms and chest and scratched her head before her father fired some shots into the air that scared theeaear off. and her brother was nearby. >> i went running. by the time i got there, i heard a couple gunshots. >> my buddy called me and said he needs help. his sister got attacked by a bear. so, we grabbed our guns and went up after it. >> they never did find that bear. these types of attacks are rare, wildlife experts say it's normal for a bear to attack. >>> another animal on the attack. a tiger at a recent circus performance in spain. this is video of the incident, that took place friday in ma rid. >> you see the tiger latch on to the trainer and refuse to let go. the trainer was saved by other service workers. but not before suffering injuries to his head, back and legs. he is recovering at the hospital. >>> a pickup truck goes up in flames in syracuse, new york. drivers pull over when they spot that tr

. >> camille cosby, bill's wife. >> she has always been a consistent friend. so someone who was consistently in integrity about herself and about her work. >> bernie dimjack of george washington university? she's the heart and soul of u street. consequently, she becomes the heart and soul of washington dc. >> former dc council chairman kwamie brown. >> she has a warm heart, cared for the community for a long time. >> bill cosby called me up on stage to share some words about virginia ali. >> you have 10 seconds. one. >> mayor and a host of council members got the same treatment from the cos. >> and you are -- well, who is this? >> today was declared virginia ali day in the district. tomorrow, you might find her next door at ben's silly bowl where she and family have greeted and served customers from presidents to foreign leaders, to tourists and regular folk like you and me for more than 50 years. >> and now we are diverse and we are booming, and washington is booming, and i just love this city, and i love my community. >> we love you. happy birthday, virginia

bought me back here in the knights of the big bout russia dimitri to dean of smash colombian one camille in the void six rounds to take the vacant w.b. eight in. middleweight championship belt the dean of came into the fight still undefeated up to twelve fights with eight of them being knockouts for lobo i hadn't lost since twenty ten and was on an eight zero winning streak but off the surprising to you know with the burst of aggression four then became sloppy and allowed the russians to take full advantage to promote his opponent until the referee intervened to be dean of a technical knockout victory. i'm really happy to have won tonight but i'm pleased i managed to live up to expectations of the fans my family and friends of the whole of russia was behind me tonight and i'm glad i want for my country but even scott was the last in russia for the twenty thirty year but after all the excitement of two title fights the prospect of even more boxing fans will be relishing the first bounce of twenty four g. mother of jacob bosco. and that's appalling but stay tuned as well have plenty more s

then he never has the country found itself in this dire situation was bad tempered a bit but camille is no doubt the bailout is not the happiest resolution this is the one that has destroyed the lead and go down in history as a tragedy if i'm the reason is lydia. or they the greek economy has shrunk by niemi fortune since two thousand and eight. repeated rounds of lost every t have squeezed households percent unemployment to record highs the two thousand and fourteen great budget has not yet been approved by the trike can quickly get the amended with new austerity measures. one is of the creek governments the safe pompidou is he pays it's been a one month since the devastating typhoon ions that to the philippines and claimed the lives of five thousand seven hundred people life in some parts of the country is slowly getting back to normal. in the worst areas like the club on normalcy is nowhere in sight but he's still been uncovered on a daily basis and construction worker is going on around the clock to bring the city back on its ft. donna d'souza has the story. the sound of nails be

a man who carried out the blast initial reports had said that it was a lone female suicide bomber camille about to break its own worlds apart would post some of what to do with the washing machine. ay ay ay ay ay the it is. this is renowned as the train to stomach. one train from time to install a new puppy to his destination welcomes and ninety million visitors each year. there are a loom likes to concentrate. you heat on it's a new cap stomach. to replace the early hours. do the seq three stops. he signed faces the sea. moon room. defenses against any outside attack. i say. ctu is going to posses. he looks cold heat tool. these far as to costs. saatchi. i'm a sahm he's a symbol of some rowing coach. during the coming festival. mounted on tuesday summer i hunt in costumes demonstrate traditional skills with the owner the city sons to the joker achievement. this was the stage for political and ceremonial activities as well as the religious center of the samurai government. i i was coming for a summary of this is the balm for e paper lantern festival the phone or e license law in the appro

camille nom de palma had them once i didn't shed don't pay the vice marshal of the head of the awb's fiscal bureau and other sites that that they owe familiar faces. ted own hay was st is the puzzle envoy old city the team to win to paging earlier this year. that's some people noticed is being debacle because it wasn't time to attack the stud who does good pitching in the cost so that people find him directly with familiar faces. in all kinds of mention any kind of mention of the possum like to use. we could consider now the country's like a member of the royal family all kind of discussion is very rare in fights. basically you with the state of who really is something which people are intensely aware all of cole's that at the same time it's not spoken about publicly however it is possible to say that when watching these events in general. people the general to pay close attention off familiar with the faces in the press nazis that and their relationships and in the privacy of that unfolds all of the private conversations on shoulder this is a topic that people are aware of. it's fai

. >> jaime camil y zuria vega nos harÁn reÍr junto a un elenco de lujo en la divertida novela "que pobress ni ricos, es un punto de encuentro mÁs que desencuentro entre estos mundos a un ajenos. >> veremos a marc tacher, ingrid n y silvia p. >> me gusta la elixir lo necesito para vivir esta situaciÓn que se da entre dos mundos tan diferentes aquÍ no hay villanos sino ricos y pobres. >> lo Único que le gusta verse a Él, ganar el, tener Él, entonces por lo tanto si Él digamos tiene un buen cuerpo no es para, no es ni por salud ni por gustarle alguien mÁs porque se gusta Él. >> me gana el interÉs y sobre todo mÁs que el intime gana la presiÓn de mi mamÁ. ahÍ es donde se va a poner buena la cosa. >> del lado de mÁs humildes disfrutaremos de arturo peniche, jorge eduardo derbÉz y flaco ibaÑez. >> aparte de divertirse sÍ van a sentir esta cuestiÓn de este gusanito ¿no? que no es cierto que los ricos sean los malos. >> sin dutd serÁ una oportunidad para reÍr y disfrutar en familia. >> no van a poder convivir. >> en la ciudad de mÉxico, ines moreno, "primer impacto." >> tremendo elenco, ya lo sab

camille says sexual harassment is too tough for the six-year-old.t is innocent but i think the parents should talk to him so it won't happen again. b. dazzler said it is common sense and rules not being used together. i remember when it was sweet for this to happen. keep sending your responses and we'll monitor them throughout the day. have a great day. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye >>> good morning. i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for elisabeth. an entire family that was missing in the freezing snow, well, they were all found alive and they are doing well this morning. their hero dad credited with saving all of their lives. we'll tell you why coming up. >> while president obama shook hands with raul castro, the guy who runs cuba, senator ted cruz had a very different reaction to the cuban dictator. what the texan senator did has people talking on this wednesday morning. >> a six-year-old suspended for

. >> was camille grammar beaten by her boyfriend after cancer surger

you have camille foster, all real bright libertarians.is monday, tuesday, wednesday and friday because thursday night is stossel. dvr it, you'll enjoy it. they are all brainy people. >> that looks good. >> another winner for fox news. what can we say. perrina? >> we shall celebrate today. it is jennifer's birthday. >> and there he is, he got a big steak over the weekend. >> please, i'm begging you. >> i'm begging you to stop talking about this dog. stop talking about this dog, please. >> sean the producer said what are we celebrating? >> that he's 20 months old. even he was incredulous. >> bob, you haven't bled out on the table. it is your turn. >> well the dalai lama cannot go to the memorial for mandela in south africa. but the last time he was denied a visa, it is because the chinese who have trade with south africa, put pressure on dalai lama, another example of the chinese throwing their weight and money around. let the dalai lama go and see the service for his friend. you're just being punks. >> because south africa and china are le

camille paglia proclaimed it is a man's world and always will be.piece for time.com, whatever that sthe brainy culture critic goes against men. she writes, quote, men are absolutely indispensable right now, invisible as it is to most feminists who seem blind to the infrastructure that makes their own work lives possible. it is overwhelmingly men who do the dirty, dangerous work of building roads and pouring concrete and laying bricks. she concludes, quote, the mod turn economy with its vast production and distribution network is a male epic in which women have found a productive role, but women were not its author. surely modern women are strong enough now to give credit where credit is due. speaking of dangerous work. >> i wonder why they did that? >> i was going make a joke about chick drivers, but have i no what happened there. i hope people are okay. producers, let me know if people are okay. ellison, do you agree with everything said? >> why did you go with me first? that seems very sexist and i had to get out there. i disagree with every premi

reason magazine's matt welch, special correspondent kennedy and camille foster with free think media.ident obama to investigate whether 9/11 was instigated by george w. bush. real or fake? yes, he did that. he made a six minute video about it saying usama bin laden might have been working with the cia. next. bill gates offered $100,000 to the person who could invent a more pleasurable condom. he did. he called it the next generation condom challenge to improve uptick and regular use. >> agreed euphemism. john: next one, actress evangeline merely to raise money for street kids auctioned off sexy underwear. real or fake? no doubt about that. we have a picture of that. this didn't surprise you. >> too random celebrity for that not to be real. if you have said it will be goldberg. john: miley cyrus played strip poker to raise money -- to raise money for a children's music charity. kennedy got that one right. that is one that we made up here. it sounded so real flow. since president obama's limousine only gets eight mpg in begley jr. started a petition campaign to get the president to trad

camille foster and those who fight for what is right to party throughout the world. kennedy. a very good night lou: the obama administrations collection of scandals and lives have led to inevitable comparisons to former president richard nixon. today the "washington post" released this statistical analysis confirming the@ comparisons. nixon, the only fifth year president since world war ii to post lower ratings in the polls th where president obama finds himself tonight. i'm lou dobbs. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the "washington post" survey released a damning pl for the obama administration. the president's approval rating at the end of his fifth year in office has fallen to 43 percent with a disapproval ratg of 55% .. the post riding of the findis, president bush had a 4percent approval rating at the end of the fifth year of his presidency , and all other post-world w two presidents had approval ratings above 50% with the exception of nixon. and the numbers get worse. when asked today trust to do a better job with the nation's oblems, respondents have the president now

camille polly, not at all sympathetic to what phil said made the point this is awe authoritarian behaviorit's scary. >> i don't agree with what he said but i agree with his right to say it. one of the issues that's getting confused, we know governor bobby jindal talked about it being a violation of robinson's free speech rights or first amendment rights. it hases nothing to do with his constitutional right to free speech. our right protects us from government involvement. the fcc didn't come to a&e and say to take the show off the air. >> that's not true. in d.c. where i live private employer employers aren't allowed to take into account factors in hiring and firing. i'm not the the government. >> this is not about free speech. >> you have the right to have a mohawk but not -- >> you are missing something. >> this is about money. this is about a contract. a&e hired robinson and the rest of the family to be on a show. if they believe his behavior will affect his ability. >> true. >> to profit for the network, they have every right. >> more than belief. >> hold on. we are talking about prin

us now from washington cliff may, the president of the foundation for defense of democracies and camilleo-host of the independence which airs at 9 p.m. on the fox business network. mr. foster, let me begin with you, do you agree when i say that we face a tears threat in this country? >> undoubtedly,. >> do you agree when i say to you that we have now new types of technology previously unavailable and it gives us an advantage in discerning a terrorist threat? >> that is generally true as well. >> how you can, as i understand it side with edward snowden in saying that, you know what, the united states government should not be looking at telephone data? >> well, fortunately for me, in making this argument, those first two questions don't make it absolutely necessarily true that edward snowden has behaved inappropriately here. there are at least inappropriately here. there are three questions to remember. the first is the question of the constitutionality of the program. it's clear that's in dispute. two federal judges said different things. there are two other folks who weighed in. this is

camille cosby, bill's wife. >> she has always been a consistent friend.one who was consistently been there as a friend. >> reporter: virginia ali's restaurant remains one of the most popular in the city. former d.c. council chairman kwame brown. >> she has a warm heart. she's cared for this community for a long time. >> reporter: bill cosby called me up on stage to say a few words about virginia ali. >> 10 seconds. >> okay. >> one. >> reporter: mayor and a host of council members got the same treatment from the cos. >> and you are? >> reporter: tomorrow you might find her next-door at been's chili bowl where she and family have greeted and served customers from presidents to foreign leaders to tourists and regular folk like you and me for more than 50 years. >> and now we are diverse and we are booming and washington is booming and i just love this city and i love my community. >> reporter: bruce johnson, wusa9. >> and ben's chili bowl is no longer the small mom and pop operation. there are new restaurants going up in rosslyn and h street northwest. ben's

we still talk about economic liberty, but i'm hosting the show, with me co-host, matt welch, and camille foster, and we are libertarians. we have been orphaned by the two-party system. there's so many issues that have pushed people out of traditional political roles, we're going to discuss generational stuff, the nsa, probably both of those of things tonight. >> when you talk about being pushed away by the two parties, is that because in your estimation, people on the extremes of both parties -- not one or the other but people on thestripes of the two of them -- have taken the two parties to a place where most people aren't? >> yeah. and the people on the extremes of both parties are spending way too much money, and that means when you're having your tax money taken from you and spent you have less control over your own life. >> for me it's that the extremes are talking to much. i wouldn't want to hear from them so much. i'm not talking about moderate and the way you conduct your lives. i'm talking about the crazy people on the end. they're often the squeaky wheel. >> it's deafening. >>

greenland ice sheet by a german otto becker dating back from 2008 and it's side-by-side with a by camille ceman, also of east greenland. the last iceberg series of 2006. many people understand the importance for ice for the planet, its reflective qualities help regulate the climate. unaware for ple are a collective consciousness in he western culture about these regions. it's important about the context f climate change to let people know that these regions are fundamental to our identity. the museum ore from here this weekend as book tv and merican history tv look at the history and literary life of bellingham, washington saturday c-span 2 and sunday at 5:00 on c-span 3. >> i've been involved in politics in 40 years in one way or another. i worked on reagan's '76 and '80 ampaigns, i worked for the administration for eight years. the fact of the matter is, i've ever seen so many people quoting and waving around the declaration of independence and the constitution. years ago, you never gave it a second thought. now i bet it's at the front of your minds. and it is with tens of millions is,u

i had the lesbian writer camille on my radio show today she was interesting. she is a libertarian.on't have to agree with everything he said and the way he said it but the approach to speech whether you don't like the way he phrased it or could have phrased it differently, i mean, that's life in the united states of america. people say things all the time about you, and me, that are hateful, horrible, but i don't really want them to it lose their job. i didn't want that ed schultz guy to lose his job on msnbc. i never advocated for that. i'm confident enough in who i am that i can, you know, that's his view, that's fine. i kind of pity him. but the idea that people who believe in the literal word of god. i am a roman catholic, you are a roman catholic, these self-censure themselves so they don't step here or there is ridiculous. no more so than gay americans should have so censure what they say in government. they shouldn't. it's a free country they should be able to say what they want. christians or muslims or orthodox jews who have views on a variety of subjects should be able to

. >> but openly gay feminist professor camille, who is a liberal, slammed the backlash, saying the legacy of free speech is all but dead. >> this is a level of punitive pc utterly fascist, stalinist, that my liberal colleagues in the democratic party and on college campuses have supported and promoted over the last several decades. this is the whole legacy of the free speech 1960s has been lost by my own party. >> okay. so greg, you have been sending e-mails, things about her. you like her. >> she's a renegade thinker. the thing that glad guy said is that we all answer to our employers. but he leaves out is that the employer is terrified of glad. it's all about suppresssive tolerance. they are scared of what glad might do to them. you know with is offended. radical islam. they look at robertson and say you call that hateful? we kill gays. but punishing robertson for a religious belief or part of a religious belief, which is actually the integral success of the show, is the fact they are very religious, is like grounding a member of "glee" for singing. it makes no sense. a & e, they're in

and i will be hosting along with matt welch, who is the editor in chief of "reason" magazine, and camille a bunch of free thinkers batting around ideas, talking to people and really trying to have an interesting, engaged dialogue and try to figure out why a majority of americans consider themselves independents. they are no longer tethered to a failing two-party system. >> yeah, that is really interesting, you know. when you look at the numbers, and these kids in the numbers, too, the 18 to 29-year-olds, most of them, by a long shot, consider themselves independent. so, you've got a great title for the new show monday night on the business channel. good luck, kennedy. welcome aboard. great to have you with us. >> thank you, martha. >> join her for "the independents" monday night at 9:00 on the business network. tune in. sounds great! thank you for being with us tonight, everybody. greta will be back on monday night here at 7:00 p.m. eastern, and i will see you on monday morning in "america's newsroom." have a terrific weekend, everybody. thanks for being with us. goodnight, everybody. >>>

i had the lesbian writer camille on my radio show today she was interesting. she is a libertarian.on't have to agree with everything he said and the way he said it but the approach to speech whether you don't like the way he phrased it or could have phrased it differently, i mean, that's life in the united states of america. people say things all the time about you, and me, that are hateful, horrible, but i don't really want them to it lose their job. i didn't want that ed schultz guy to lose his job on msnbc. i never advocated for that. i'm confident enough in who i am that i can, you know, that's his view, that's fine. i kind of pity him. but the idea that people who believe in the literal word of god. i am a roman catholic, you are a roman catholic, these self-censure themselves so they don't step here or there is ridiculous. no more so than gay americans should have so censure what they say in government. they shouldn't. it's a free country they should be able to say what they want. christians or muslims or orthodox jews who have views on a variety of subjects should be able to

camille jacinto france twenty four adopts the com and click a piece of quartz and the pats lancet two thousand fourteen were mentioned in part one of our discussion of brazil's autonomy of the year for another emerging china in august. turkish hopes for the first time will directly elect their president charismatic prime minister has been in power for decades ratchet i appear to want the pier is going to the issue. although he's coming off the stitches challenge to his ten year reign with mass protests that started the demolition of the park and the stomping then spread to others the goal of going overseas and trying to leave and the majority of the privilege to try to tell mummy takes his nap times they are trying to regain their privileges we know what's really behind these dusty games they played in the state and scattered trees. the environment is the part of it. it's huge and conspiracy theories about the world cup draw here is a conspiracy that. there is a sinister plot behind all those who wanted to see taxing. well you know of there probably was some kind of crummy encourageme

if someone perceives himself as a loser camile be some serious resistance. but we did find though is quite encouraging was when i went to the front line and we spoke to over 65 health care and social service providers. more health care than hamas. when we spoke to them, they are so frustrated no excess rated because the people want to practice medicine. that's what they were trained to do. right now, they are just having -- the position of having to play nutritionists and social worker in case manager. he said to us, please help us come up with a new system, new models for providing care so i can get back to doing what is trained to do and really want to do. so you know, i hear that concern. we were encouraged by the frontline if it says please, we need to make a change because we are getting inundated at things we are not trained to address and we want to get back to practicing medicine. >> to follow-up on that, do we need fewer dock is quickly the papers initialization. any doctors out the audience? to winning a couple less doctors coming through the medic

sheet by a german artist otto becker dating from 2008 and exhibited side-by-side with a photograph by camille seaman also of the east greenland. .. >> tremendously kind and moving introduction. that i have a chance to spend some time with you. i think i lost the coin toss, so

four people accused of robbery of a 2012 killing of the seven eleven store clerk. 19 year old jerry camille, warner travis, dale mann on strict, bianca barrow >> reporter: albee and charged as adults now although they were teen measures at the side at the time of the crime. although, all were teenagers at the time of the crime now being charged as adults. >> the world is a safer place with these four in custody. >> reporter: all four will be charged with murder. >> pam: more child molestation charges are expected to be filed against a junior golf instructor from livermore. the suspect, andrew nisbet, is a well respected golf instructor world wide. he is currently charged with 65 felony counts due to claims of sexual abuse by two minor male students. >> pam: police are recommending at least 10 more charges against nisbet involving a third alleged victim. nisbet coached hundreds of kids and teens raising officials fears that there are still more potential victims. nisbet was arrested last week and will be back in court mid january to enter a plea. >> pam: the cotton ball bandit has been caugh

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from it exhibited side-by-side with a seaman.ph by camille of the east greenland. this from her last a 2006. many people understand the importance of ice for the planet and reflected in the qualities that regulate the climate. many people are unaware there is a collective consciousness in western culture about these regions. it was important within the context of climate change to let people know these regions are fundamental to our identity. the museum this weekend as a book tv and american history tv look at the history of a bellingham, washington. sunday at 5:00 on c-span 3. >> 2013 was the year in which filibuster rules was finally put to a vote. the so-called nuclear option of changing rules was threatened in july and put to a vote in november. the result in e all presidential nominations -- result? all presidential nominations only require a simple majority now. on the c-span year in review, we show you some of the debate over the past year. comments from harry reid, mitch mcconnell, and even video by c- span viewers using the c-span video library. >> these a

camile richman's -- richards from richmond.we been called the lost generation of women called -- that is why 16 and 17 year olds shows the government doesn't trust and faith in the youth today. we must bridge the gap between the social divide between young people and adults by introducing vote for 16 and 17 year old. let's look at scotland as an example. as many referendum to allow 16 and 17 year old to vote. let me finish on the last little quote. trust people and they will trust you. show them greatness and they will show themselves to be great. thank you. [applause] >> what about the west midlands? i think that gentlemen there. yes. you look at -- no, no. no, no. you, you, you. i didn't tell you. you look as though you suffered a bereavement but your chance has that right. i am pointing at you. indeed. >> meet black snake lacks. [laughter] thank you so much. [applause] thank you, mr. speaker. i've been waiting for this moment all day. [applause] i am from the west midlands. i'm here representing my constituency in birmingham

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sheet by a german artist dating from 2008 and its exhibited side-by-side with a photograph by eight camille. also from greenland it's the last ice berg series of 20 of six. many people understand the importance of ice for the planet, it's reflective qualities that help regulate the climate, but many people are unaware that there is a collective consciousness and western culture about these regions. and so it was important in the context of climate change to let people know that these regions are fundamental to our identity. the u.k. parliament and the dates once a year and the british house of commons. this year the members of the parliament and the ages of 11 to 18 the date of the voting rights for teams, you find employment and programs for young people to find work. now, the fifth day relates to the combating youth unemployment as it is printed on paper and to move the motion i would ask you to welcome from the northwest of england mr. stevan actions peery [applause] >> thank you mr. speaker today there are 965,000 people that is 965,000 to many. and at the time that we did something abo