where as, doctor a manualeda sue carlisle phd. md the associate dean of the university of california school of medicine as zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center in 2003, promoted to vice in 2012. during doctor carlisle's tenure she served chief of anesthesia at sfgh and professor of anesthesia and medicine. and doctor carlisle demonstrated leadership enhandling the collaboration and anticipate nothing planning for the rebuild of the hospital elevating the level of patient care in addition to playing a role in advocating, leading the plan and obtaining approval by ucsf and the city of san francisco for the state of the art research and academic building scheduled for completion in 2023. and where as, doctor carlisle entered ms and phd from tulane university. compleaded in the department of biology at royce university. earned medical degree from the universality of pennsylvania and completed residency in medicine and critical care and anesthesia at ucsf. after joining the french hospital health plan as an inter

live coverage in carlisle, pennsylvania at 7:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or watch on c-span now, our free video app. >> french president emmanuel macron was reelected yesterday, winning 50% of the vote. president macron's victory speech is about 10 minutes. president macron: thank you. [applause] thank you dear friends. fellow citizens, here tonight in paris and everyone and everywhere in france and our territories and abroad. for anything else, let me say thank you. [applause] after five years, of difficult but happy transformation and exceptional challenges, this day the 24th of april 2022, the majority amongst us chose to trust me to pilot the republic for the next five years. [applause] president macron: i want to thank all of the activists, all of the workers, all of the people along with us for the ride along with the elected officials who supported me and who made this election possible. i know that you have given so much of your energy, your effort to this endeavor. the truth comes from my heart. thank you. thank you. i know what i owe you. thank you. [applaus

suddenly, the carlisle owned company will supply the only approved math textbooks that apparently won't things. and just as desantis has set the agenda for other red skate governors to follow, it will be interesting to see which other states, not only take the same step in banning math textbooks alongside tony morrison books and anything about lbgtq people, but which red states decide the only option is to order from this same company. thus fattening this same company's pockets. that will be quite a win for youngkin who, as of last year, was reported to hold 6.7 million shares of the carlisle group that. is how to do fascism for fun and profit. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> up next, randy rainbow. stay with us. andy rainbow stay with us your projects done right . with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. >> for millions of americans, for years under the rule of the orange menace from florida, where i help-scape. filled with one terrifying injustice, li

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live coverage from dickinson college in carlisle, pennsylvania, starts at 7:00 on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. >> there are a lot of places to get political information, but only at c-span do you get it from the source. no matter where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word, whether it happens here, here, or anywhere that matters. america is watching on c-span, powered by cable. >> now to a briefing with white house press secretary jen psaki who provided an update on support for ukraine and u.s. -mexico border security. [echo] jen psaki: this will hopefully allow movement of more goods, getting them on shelves, lowering costs. while the president is doing everything he can to lower prices for american families, the federal reserve plays an important role. these nominees are qualified and they deserve bipartisan support and they will also make history. lisa cook would become the first black woman to serve. the v.a. announced new action today to expand disability and health benefits to veterans suffering from rare respiratory can

college in carlisle, pennsylvania, begins at 7 p.m. eastern time on my c-span.org or watchful coverage on c-span now, our free video app. >> the use senate is in recess until 2:15 p.m. eastern today when members return a confirmation vote expected for lael brainard to serve as vice chair of the federal reserve board of governors. you can watch live coverage of the senate when they return here on c-span2. >> c-span has unfolded coverage of the u.s. response to russia's invasion of ukraine. bringing you the latest from the president and other white house officials, the pentagon and the state department as well as congress. we have international perspectives from the united nations and statements from foreign leaders. all on the c-span networks, the c-span now free mobile app, and c-span.org/ukraine. our web resource page where you can watch the latest videos on demand and follow tweets from journalists on the ground. go to c-span.org/ukraine. >> host: we welcome back congressman welch, a member of house intelligence committee. you return

david: one of my former partners at carlisle was jim baker.was considered the gold standard of how to be chief of staff. he did not like the job all that much and ended up as secretary of state. do you have any aspirations to their jobs? -- do those jobs? ron: not really. i got to know secretary baker during the florida recount. he has been gracious. he sent me the kindest node when i got this job -- note when i got this job. he is a wonderful person. he is the gold standard in doing this job. i just tried to do the best i can every day. david: whenever you finish this position as chief of staff and someone calls you subsequently and says " i have been offered position of chief of staff" would you advise them to take the job? ron: yes. it is an opportunity to work with an amazingly talented group of people at the white house. they blow me away every day. i learned something new every day. it has been the culminating experience of my career and i cannot be more grateful for the experience. wever replaces me in this job whenever my time ends, i

david: one of my former partners at carlisle was jim baker.was considered the gold standard of how to be chief of staff but he did not like that job very much and he wound up as secretary of treasury and a secretary of state. do you have any aspirations to those jobs? ron: i don't think so. i'm going to finish my tenure here. i'm going to take a month and sleep and then i will figure out what i will do next. secretary baker, i got to know him a little bit during the florida recount. he has been unbelievably gracious. he sent me the kindest note when i got this job. he has sent me a couple note since then. he is such a wonderful person. he is the gold standard of doing this job. i could not even aspire to that. i try to the best i can every day. david: whenever you do finish this position as chief of staff and a friend calls you and says i have been offered the job to chief of staff, would you tell him or her to take that job or not? ron: i would tell anyone to take this job. it is a hard job but it is a unique opportunity to work with first of

will be honored at the gala this evening, and that will be a big benefit gala with shaka con, randy carlisle, they will be scheduled to perform tonight. then tomorrow, the black music collective will be honoring john legend. celebrities will be out in full force all weekend. >> you have the best assignment this weekend. thank you. >> have a great time. drink lots of water. >>> join us this sunday for the grammy awards. they air live at 5:00 right here on cbs, followed by an encore showing, and then kpix 5 news. >>> over the past couple of years we've all endured, we all deserve a little laugh. >> considering it's april 1, we are renting out some of the best april fool's jokes on the internet today. this one here from budweiser, as they turn the famed clydesdale horses into a full airbnb. they call it a great place for a vacation. and for your little tykes, your first cubicle. why have your child wait until adulthood to feel the joy of working 9:00 to 5:00. it comes complete with a watercooler, donut, computer, and a hang in there cat poster. >> from hellmann's, who does not love some chocola

my name is jeffrey carlisle, i am in eighth grade teacher here in austin.ou have been a long champion of lgbtq rights. i have transgender students in my class now who have been under attack from the government, both the legislature and the governor. i want to know what i can tell them tomorrow, what the house of representatives can do to protect their rights here in texas? [applause] speaker pelosi: thank you for your question, jeffrey. and thank you for being an educator, nothing more important than preparing our children for the future. with stiff competition, mind you, this is one of the most heinous proposals i have heard. really? families with their children, and the government wants to intervene and to say, we don't like the way you are meeting the needs of your children? many of us have in our families -- and take pride in the fact -- trans members. god bless you. you are one of god's children. we need to do all we can, though, to support those families. i see in san francisco, on the streets, young people who are trans and whose families have just t

live coverage from dickinson college in carlisle, pennsylvania, begins at 7 p.m. eastern time on my c-span.org or watchful coverage on c-span now, our free video app. >> the use senate is in recess until 2:15 p.m. eastern today when members return a confirmation vote expected for lael brainard to serve as vice chair of the federal reserve board of governors. you can watch live coverage of the senate when they return here on c-span2. >> c-span has unfolded coverage of the u.s. response to russia's invasion of ukraine. bringing you the latest from the president and other white house officials, the pentagon and the state department as well as congress. we have international perspectives from the united nations and statements from foreign leaders. all on the c-span networks, the c-span now free mobile app, and c-span.org/ukraine. our web resource page where you can watch the latest videos on demand and follow tweets from journalists on the

of whether or not the lieutenant governor is going to apologize here in carlisle. maybe you have a change of heart for chasing down an unarmed black man, holding it down to his chest. i'm not going to hold my breath for john's answer, i'm sure he will not apologize. but here's the problem. powerful men like john are used to having to play by a different set of rules. he was held accountable as the mayor and he is trying not to be held accountable now. mr. fetterman: that is not what happened. i want everyone to understand how personal the issue of gun violence was to me. braddock is 75% black community that had significant gun violence programs. i ran for mayor because two of my students were gunned down in a violent way. during my time as mayor, and proud to say we addressed the stop the killing, because i always believed the community polices. >> did you point the gun at the man's chest? mr. fetterman: i did not. >> he says you did. rep. kenyatta: also the police report at the time said it. you do not have to take my word for it. with powerful folks like john, an

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host: let's go to carlisle, pennsylvania to kathy on the democrats line. caller: the issue that i'm trying to understand is how we are pulling in russia as the cause when we have these issues of inflation way before a war even started. i remember a good month before it was over supply. pete buttigieg was on leave and at that time they were having issues with supply back then. i'm trying to equate how demand is related to -- she mentioned earlier in one sense no money but high demand. is this demand based on the food supply being low and there are two bags of sugar on the shelf and anyone is trying to compete to get one of these two bags of sugar? is that what we say is demand? also, inflation. like i said before, before the war even started i thought that inflation was the results of the pandemic and the stimulus check, then the stopping of the oil, and we stopped drilling in the united states and now we have to depend more on overseas oil which is making prices go up. i was trying to understand the definitions of demand and the supply chain affecting the

br brandy carlisle, doja cat. billie eilish and her brother.ly, i'm wondering anything you're hearing about security at the awards given what happened last week with the slap heard around the world? >> i think, laura, that all awards shows are thinking about just that, that it's not necessarily the people that you would expect, like just audience members, that celebrities, too, can do things that are unexpected and jarring. and quite dangerous. so i would expect that there will be extra security tonight, but the grammys have not said that they are making any changes. it's also going to be interesting to citi which celebrities mention chris rock and will smith during their speeches, if any, and does trevor noah address it as well. >> yeah, i'm sure he will find a way to delicately go there, if you will. we'll see. >> perhaps in delicately as well. chloe malas, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thanks, chloe. >>> now to some sad news to report this morning. act actress estelle harris has died. she played the voice of mrs. potato head in the "to

by the time of the peace offers of the carlisle commission of 1778 where representation was in the cards if americans wanted it, of course it was too late. they reed been fighting for five years. i don't think you can claim great wrong of no taxation without representation if you're already going to turn down the offer of representation. gentleman in the middle there. >> i'm bob benson. this might be a frivolous question. >> oh good. i was looking forward to one of those. >> perhaps you could comment in the play "hamilton" the characterization of king george and perhaps the lyrics of the songs? >> yes. not at all frivolous. there were large numbers of people in my country as well as yours who only know of george iii through the hamilton musical. obviously i love the slow as well. my foot was tapping all the way through it and it's completely historically incorrect. he's presented as this sort of camp yet sinister and slightly sadistic figure who will bring battalions to remind you of my love. i will kill you're family and friends to remind you of my love. just not king george at all, who

that's the area that you should really be focussed on i like alternative asset management so i'm in carlislee to be than any traditional lender yes, it's a financial. no, it has nothing to do with deposit rates. that's the kind of way that i would be thinking in that space right now, and not obsessing over whether or not citi or j.p. are going to beat by a nickel or whatever i don't think it's going to matter >> a quick bakre and then unusual activity with the doctor is next. hey, did i tell you i bought our car from carvana? yeah, ma. it was so easy. i found the perfect car under budget too! and i get seven days to love it or my money back... i love it! [laughs] we'll drive you happy at carvana. >>> talk to me about boeing. this call today reiterated outperform, 239 the price target that's pretty hefty from where it is now. 177. you own it >> yeah. i own it and it's been really frustrating. it's down 12% on the year. the stock trades on the 737 max and seeing improving deliveries and order which is they are building and the 787 getting that back into production. we don't have clarity on tha

debates among the democratic candidates running for senate in pennsylvania worklife coverage in carlisle, pennsylvania, starts at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or watch full coverage on c-span now, our free video app. >> there are a lot of places to get political information, but only at c-span2 you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here, or here, or here, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable.

live coverage from dickinson college in carlisle, pennsylvania, start at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or watchful coverage on c-span now, our free video app. >> next, the supreme court hears oral argument in george the mcdonough, a case concerning veterans denied disability benefits and the appeals process that follows. under federal law veterans are entitled to benefits for service related injuries or disabilities including pre-existing conditions aggravated during service. this case dates back to 1975 when kevin george was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia just months after listing as a marine. he received a medical discharge and filed for disability benefits but was denied. in 1988 congress voted to allow veteran affairs department

by the time of the peace offers of the carlisle commission of 1778 where representation was on the cards if the americans wanted it it was of course too late because they've been fighting for three years, but i don't think that you can you can claim the great wrong of no taxation without representation if you're already going to turn down the offer of representation. gentleman in the middle i'm bob benson. this is might be a frivolous quite consider a frivolous. that's good. i was looking forward to what it is. perhaps you could comment on in the play hamilton the characterization of king george and perhaps the lyrics of the songs. and yes, i do know it's not a tool frivolous saying to the fact that there are large numbers of people in my countries as well as yours who only know of george the third through the hamilton the musical who does i think completely capture the show, i mean, obviously i love the show as well. i my foot was tapping all the way through it and it's completely historically incorrect the he's presented as this sort of camp yet sinister yet. yeah and slightly sadistic

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live coverage from dickinson college in carlisle, pennsylvania, start at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or watchful coverage on c-span now, our free video app. >> next, the supreme court hears oral argument in george the mcdonough, a case concerning veterans denied disability benefits and the appeals process that follows. under federal law veterans are entitled to benefits for service related injuries or disabilities including pre-existing conditions aggravated during service. this case dates back to 1975 when kevin george was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia just months after listing as a marine. he received a medical discharge and filed for disability benefits but was denied. in 1988 congress voted to allow veteran affairs department decisions to be adjudicated in federal court and in 2014 mr. george appealed the earlier denial of benefits. lower federal courts ruled against him and he brought the case to the supreme court. justices have through june to issue a ruling. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> we will hear argument first this morn

think about it i'm sure whether or not the lieutenant governor is going to apologize here, we are in carlisle so maybe you have a change of heart chasing down an unarmed black man with a 20 gauge shotgun holding it to his chest. i'm not going to hold myy breath for his answer. i'm sure he won't apologize as he has not multiple times, but here's the problem. powerful men a like john are usd to having to playav by a differt set of rules. he wasn't held accountable as mayor and is trying not to be held accountable now. >> lieutenant governor? >> that is just not what happened and i want everybody at home to understand how personal the issue of gun violence was to me. for context, a 75% black community that had a significant gun violence program. i came 20 years to go -- ago. the two of my students were gunned down in a very violent way. during my time as mayor i'm proud to say that we addressed that because i've always believed that community policing -- >> but did you point the gun at the man? >> i did not. >> he says you did and the police report at the time said it. you don't have to take my

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. >> so many years later, charles carlisle still smarts from the lot of his big sister cathy.over it. but then cathy was also his mentor, his protector, perhaps his only true friend. they grew up on hk dill air force base near tampa, charles painfully shy. cathy outgoing, stlikingly attractive, popular. tonya and julie lynn were school chums. they remember what a knockout she was, but that there was more to her than just that. >> she could have her choice of young men. she was beautiful. inside and out. it wasn't just her exterior beauty. she was a beautiful girl, but she just had such a sweet, kind, caring personality that was attractive to everybody. >> it was a small miracle perhaps, but she's turned out so well given what was demanded of her said her friends. >> her mother left when they were young. her grandmother lived with her for a while. but she was the caretaker of her siblings. cathy pretty much mothered them and cared for them. >> she definitely was the mom. >> except on weekends when the school chums remember sneaking around the base to get a glimpse of the true s

—— who is from the falklands— carlisle —— who is from the falklands herself.fordshire. you've been updating us on the cricket world cup final. i you've been updating us on the cricket world cup final.- you've been updating us on the cricket world cup final. i think it miaht be cricket world cup final. i think it might be getting _ cricket world cup final. i think it might be getting closer- cricket world cup final. i think it might be getting closer to - cricket world cup final. i think it might be getting closer to a - cricket world cup final. i think it i might be getting closer to a loss. nat sciver has been performing consistently. australia the dominant force in women's cricket in the last five years. they've won 37 of their last 38 one day internationals and it looks like it's heading towards another victory. australia made a huge 356—5. alysa healy making an incredible 170 in that. so a big score was needed for england, but they lost a couple of early wickets, and then that of captain heather knight — gone for 26. england struggled to make big scores fr

reiner makes sure the people at the sequite ace and the developers next door and the people at the carlisleand the people of coventry. my friends many living in the assisted living they got a seat at the table and got a seat at seat two. when the board of supervisors convenes that's who they will look to. everybodiments a seat at the table. >> mrs. pierce had your back. reverend townsend and you turned your back to mrs. pierce and the things that she and hernandez gil and cooper and jeremy lee stood for. you gotta fix it. why thank you. >> thank you for your comment. >> thank you. thank you for your comments walter. >> before the next speaker i state when you make your comments address them to the task force as a whole. thank you kindly. all right. sir. >> good evening. i'm allen reverend townsend on march 10 you quoted in the sf standard saying i hope the district lines get drawn in a way that force people to win other people. now we know that the lines currently drawn have will force people to win over other people. and since can't win over others with sexuality and skin color and race, i

host: let's go to carlisle, pennsylvania to kathy on the democrats line.ler: the issue that i'm trying to understand is how we are pulling in russia as the cause when we have these issues of inflation way before a war even started. i remember a good month before it was over supply. pete buttigieg was on leave and at that time they were having issues with supply back then. i'm trying to equate how demand is related to -- she mentioned earlier in one sense no money but high demand. is this demand based on the food supply being low and there are two bags of sugar on the shelf and anyone is trying to compete to get one of these two bags of sugar? is that what we say is demand? also, inflation. like i said before, before the war even started i thought that inflation was the results of the pandemic and the stimulus check, then the stopping of the oil, and we stopped drilling in the united states and now we have to depend more on overseas oil which is making prices go up. i was trying to understand the definitions of demand and the supply chain affecting the peop

we are laying the groundwork in washington with legislation in the state led by senator carlisle and others aimed at accelerating the development of renewable and green hydrogen. we also have a long tradition of strong private sector and public and private till the districts working together -- utility districts working together. the smart grid demonstration project the p&l, and world-class institutions like washington state university. our state has already committed to entirely eliminating fossil fuel generated lectures to buy 2045 and to read net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. private industry is ready to go to pilate hydrogen powered cargo ships at our ports, airplanes, delivery vehicles, 18 wheelers. in other words, our state is ideally suited be a truly green hydrogen hub. i wanted to know, as we are taking about regional efforts, as a hydrogen hub, a process that is still in development. what does success look like 10 years from now to you and how do you think we get there? jennifer: think for the question, you are a great person for your region, these hygiene hubs are