hello, i hello, lam hello, i am camille, hello, lam camille, i hello, i am camille, i am 22 years olde of the writing stars, she has been elected as head of the youth division. she has offered to show us the area around her university. it is poor, diverse and to her symbolises what is broken in france. at beyond fears for her safety, four camille, despite the opportunity that law provides, she feels immigrants and their french born children got a better deal than white french people. hello, iam hello, i am guillam, hello, iam guillam, i hello, i am guillam, i am 25 years old. i think that the government has forgotten the people. i think it is time to give the power back into our hands. guillam lives in a rural, industrial place. he wanted to show me how the promised to bring back jobs was key to the party's appeal. you would have come, i was not born, you would have come a0 years ago, there would have been a lot of people right here in the city. at look now, it looks like it is a dead place. it is sad. you know, ithink that politicians are, most of them, are here to give us hope becau

>> is camille forester in this room? >> is camille foster in the house? >> ladies and gentlemen, camille foster. >> ok. ok. ok. we verified that camille is in the house. camille, stay where you are. we just want to know you're in the house. yes. camille is going to be an upcoming debater. going to be debating an issue about black lives on the campus. that's camille foster in a few mobblets. i'm going to be an upcoming debater too. how do we stand? is it coming through? >> it looks like people are done. >> can you show me the before and after? close the voting. show me the results. all right. ok. the vote results. oh, wow. ok. the matt s though welch won the debate -- that matt welch won the debate. jonathan lost some ground. he lost nine percentage points. he started with 31% and he went down to 22%. matt went from 50% to 74%, 75%. so he picked up votes. it looks as though matt wins the tootsy roll. congratulations, matt. jonathan will be signing books. [applause] jonathan will be signing books. we'll be over there talk with you. jonathan, you can stand.

the cross finds camille abby lee in front for her second goal of the game.ance wins the she believes cup after leading usa. >>> mt. st. mary going to the big dance. the mountaineers are making their first trip to the tournament since 2014. we have a score update. wizards up four in the fourth quarter. that clock ticking down. they have to hang on. they nee this d afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> if you have been trying to get to that new infinity mirrors exhibit you are far from the only one. the museum will stay open late until 8:00 starting tomorrow and releasing more same day announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private partnership, where health outcomes are valued over of chronic conditions is leading to better outcomes. and costs are mor

captions paid for by cbs television distribution camille doty says neighbor michael darling owes for after his rottweilers attacked her chihuahua. michael says his dogs didn't do it. >> byrd: order! all rise!

camille is one of the fn's rising stars, collected as head of the area's youth division.t is broken in france. but beyond this, what seems to really resonate with camille is the fn's widely discredited claim that migrants get a better deal than white french people. say hello to a group of extreme far right activists. they like front national but think they are soft on muslims. their speciality is making slick videos as they stormed public buildings and display provocative banners. the citadel is basically an old right white power members cup. it openedin right white power members cup. it opened in september. —— members club. ijust cracked on with what i had to do. 0rioli and is short on details of his system. but it seems to boil down to getting muslims to leave france voluntarily. when you speak to them about the election, you can feel the excitement. they clearly believe that the fn excitement. they clearly believe that the fm and marine le pen is their big chance. everyone i had spoken to so far had accused immigrants, and specifically muslims, of failing to integrate

thank you camille, we love you for letting us stay in >> the monitor's cold. >> we're so cold, we'reide. flurries headed this way, so bundle up folks before you head out. thanks, lee though. when we talk about accumulation, i don't think we have a lot to talk about. more like conversational snow right allison? >> that's right. i just ran out to the terrace to see what's going on. a little hard to see with the camera out there. there are snow showers. it's melting on contact for the roads and anything on the ground. however, elevated services, there was a nice little coating there on our patio furniture. that's what you can expect today. first live doppler we have these passing snow showers, a little extra band going east of laurel. this is the trend we're going to see today. this will probably be our one burst for the morning, then throughout the rest of the afternoon we'll have a couple more snow bursts come on through. really just confersal snow. -- conversational snow. what it is going to impact is your comfort level. we were at 80 degrees on wednesday and nowe to feel the 20s thr

camille: we have these devices. it's not only intelligence officials that know about these deficiencies. when apple heard about these leaks, their response was most these things have been plugged already. there is a constant battle between software makers and hackers. the government noise different when they do this. this is different. kennedy: do you think silicon valley has better hackers than the cia? kmele: it's hard to say. it's just that there are some that are totally mercenary criminals. but we should have protection for our software. kennedy: we learned from vault 7 that the cia had program that would intercept programs before encryption even kicked in. it's scary. jessica: i like to believe the best in our government officials. i know that's probably naive. they say it's not as if we are going into everyone's forbes and televisions. that's kinds of how the report came out. you are -- that's not how it is. i think obviously -- you are right about the hacker's war. it comes down to how much people are paid.

some of them say well, if you want to leave camille had to pay a 50 billion euros as a parting shot.o happen. we may have a few very minor ongoing but no more than that. any negotiation, both sides start with the position in the end commonsense without. >> cannot i find unbelievable when the boat first happened without the markets of all of the cliff. we did see the current effect is certainly go nowhere. confidence, gdp, economic indicators and grape written are a-ok. do you expect them to remain okay? >> export growth is the highest it's been for 10 years. the stock market like yours and america is through the roof and all-time highs. sterling has fallen, but mr. they've entered, a bear market, a falling market in july 2014 was falling well before someone was even on the agenda. for the figures have got this far for 2016 was three times higher than it was in 2015. the negativity we get from politicians, business is not taking that view. we are leaving behind a sclerotic, backward, overregulated outdated european union that is given high unemployment across europe will growth rate i

camille foster ended the house? -- in the house? we have verified. camille, state where you are. and up-and-coming debater, debating an issue about black lights on the campus. how do we stand? is it coming through? can you show me the before and after? ok. ok, the vote results. oh, wow. though the matt elch has won the debate -- jonathan lost 9%. he went down to 22%. it looks as vote matt wins the to zero. congratulations. jonathan will be signing books. over there to talk with you. ready to you were think he was a good president, i was not getting a goodbye. >> will talk that later. jonathan will be selling books over there. to dr. jonathan you should walk over there. we have maxwell sticking around if you want to beat up on him. k-1 visas allow foreigners who are engaged to united states citizens to enter and become citizens. visa fraud one k-1 c-span3. you can follow live coverage at c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. a senate panel will investigate how russia tries to undermine democracies across the globe and the tools they employee. live coverage of the senate jud

interactive constitution.com and you'll find a leading liberal and conservative scholars in america camille click on it and fine 1000 words statement about what they think the fourth a group amendment me you will find a veritable constitutional feast that will educate yourself every time you download this thrilling and free tool. >> go to the interactive constitution read the statement about the fourth amendment, vanco and read the book. you need to know about all of this doctrine this is a long book. i read it today. but you can read it if you just set aside some time and you will educate yourself. then who is a member here? most people are, those who are not go join now at any level and you'll receive our new weekly constitution newsletter where we send out the constitution of the week. last week it was the travel ban, the relevant podcast who listens to the "we the people" podcast? listen to them there in the itunes store for free. then make up your mind about these complicated open questions that are at the center of the future of democracy. as as a model for this reason, thoughtful dis

it was candace camille, one of the pioneers of the new human rights history, who first articulated thisonnection. essay, which most of us still return to when we are trying to understand, or undertake new research projects , heted to human rights stated that and i quote, the chapter about globalization together with the end of the cold war had given rise to a new .uman rights history human rights historiography has involved significantly since then, and we now have a much more diverse body of literature and a more nuanced understanding of the theoretical and practical political aspect of how human rights functions in international politics. these three papers that were given today are evidence of the vibrancy and maturity of the field. wey are also indicators that might not have entered into the revisionist stage of this. let me explain what i mean by that. two of the three presentations give us a much more sober view of human rights politics than what the case -- then was the case 10 years ago. this shows that as the human rights discourse moves into high politics it lost some of its i

wash as well as diaper ointment and a nonpetroleum based jelly so they're made with lavender oils camilleery soothing so it's very luxurious. you can fin dash clean.com. >> all right. and i love this. what is this mat here. >> annie, we were talking about this earlier. >> i love it. >> this is ruggish play mat a designer rug meets children's play mat. as you see it's very sophisticated, very classy. >> yes. >> a mom of two and interior designer created it because they were fed up with what's on the market, the tile pieces, bright colors something that was foam and flimsy. >> yes. >> this is very durable, very sturdy, it's water resistant and it's easy to clean up and use for play time. >> those tiles are not easy to clean and they get dust particles stuck to them and you can't remove them so this is wonderful. i love it. >> right. this is 179 and it can be purchased at ruggish code.com. >> let's mention these. >> tiny bites kid friendly. they're kitchen scissors that you can use so you use them to cut up food because as you know you don't want choking hazards for kids four and under. >> r

. >> i definitely want to come out and hang out with camille you know that. >> (laughter). and then i know one of the things we've talked about over the years is more programming about our schools and i did connect you with someplace that was interested in doing some going to the school and doing stories i'm wondering how you're thinking about that or how we, incorporate more stories about students - one the students we were talking about over the weekend was the the affirmative for the school of the art and big deal been cool to have a moment with him, i want to just think about that >> for the first time we've hired some part time b loaders education so not solely in san francisco so we're putting effort targeted saying okay how can we decade that we definitely have had ivy think we need a line of communication you, you know about stories in the district in a way we may not know necessarily i know there are definitely minded when jeff has pitched things our direction we cannot take up all of them but definitely the set of students that went to washington for the women's m

. >> i definitely want to come out and hang out with camille you know that. >> (laughter). and then i know one of the things we've talked about over the years is more programming about our schools and i did connect you with someplace that was interested in doing some going to the school and doing stories i'm wondering how you're thinking about that or how we, incorporate more stories about students - one the students we were talking about over the weekend was the the affirmative for the school of the art and big deal been cool to have a moment with him, i want to just think about that >> for the first time we've hired some part time b loaders education so not solely in san francisco so we're putting effort targeted saying okay how can we decade that we definitely have had ivy think we need a line of communication you, you know about stories in the district in a way we may not know necessarily i know there are definitely minded when jeff has pitched things our direction we cannot take up all of them but definitely the set of students that went to washington for the women's m

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my name is camille grady and i were longtime performer, artist in san francisco and ivan [inaudible]ots of these concerts. i know booths houston is an incredible producer and one must remember that all of these things are here goes in there only. one thing i know this contention as to how people are doing with the each other and i think all these poems with the security can be worked out. i think this meeting kind of established with the problems are and i think if people get organized quickly this can be done. the whole world is celebrating this. san francisco for san francisco assembly also, not to have a 50th celebration concert is like no football game at the super bowl. there was a good one. i ask you to realize that this is a huge thing for san francisco to bring a little joy to the world period. i think it crosses lots of generational things and national things could i think we would be terribly remiss if we did not take this chance. thank you >> thank you >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is kurt crowbar can guess and-hi everybody-it's my family back there.

. >> i definitely want to come out and hang out with camille you know that. >> (laughter). and then i know one of the things we've talked about over the years is more programming about our schools and i did connect you with someplace that was interested in doing some going to the school and doing stories i'm wondering how you're thinking about that or how we, incorporate more stories about students - one the students we were talking about over the weekend was the the affirmative for the school of the art and big deal been cool to have a moment with him, i want to just think about that >> for the first time we've hired some part time b loaders education so not solely in san francisco so we're putting effort targeted saying okay how can we decade that we definitely have had ivy think we need a line of communication you, you know about stories in the district in a way we may not know necessarily i know there are definitely minded when jeff has pitched things our direction we cannot take up all of them but definitely the set of students that went to washington for the women's m

monday we will be at the seattle publ library with camille discusses for essays on gender equality. wednesday we will be at the women's national republican club in new york where biographer craig shirley will discuss ronald reagan's 1976, 1980 residential campaigns. thursday we had back to the capital where the chair of the museum of american finance, richard silva will discuss the life of alexander hamilton and hamilton's role in developing the american banking system. also this weekend we will be harvard where john foster will examine the costs of mass incarceration. on friday we're at literati bookstore in ann arbor journalist kevin davis will discuss the growing use of neuroscience and criminal defense cases. also that evening a stop at oblong books and music in new york where former deputy chief and staff alyssa mathematical will discuss your experience within the white house. wrapping up the week on saturday we will be live at the virginia festival of books in charlottesville, our coverage includes a panel discussion on nuclear war with authors karen stilson and dan ask any di