there is no mention whatsoever of carrie phillips. if the germans had actually placed a spy in warren harding's bedroom, would they not have been congratulating themselves and informing berlin of this? we don't is simply -- know. there may be some place and an archive in some obscure place in germany that survived the second world war where you might have a list of people who were getting some money. but until that list is discovered, i am a skeptic. people in thee bureau of investigation in the american protective league where wretched -- were wretched. simply inept, ill-informed. guy, one of our staff members has written an article about the treatment of mennonites during the first world war. are you here? can you talk a little bit about that, about the information they theloped on mennonites, bureau of american protective league and the bureau of information? these people are totally unreliable. >> mennonites were pacifists with the german background by and large. facebook german language and lived in the midwest, ohio and further

we have good photographs of carrie phillips and her daughter. also from that collection is a set of letters from harding to her husband demonstrating the relationship between the two families. the 1964 personal account written by carrie's daughter describes a difficult relationship with her mother and her shock upon learning in 1964 of her mother's affair in -- harding. they lived in germany from 1911-1914. she had a pro-german standpoint. she was opposed to world war i. you may have read "the harding affair." it is a story of romance, politics and world war i. in the end, he concluded that carrie phillips may have been an actual paid spy for the german government. it was this question that led jim hudson and asked me to visit national archives. >> we know that he reported on her in september of 1917 to the justice department and that report went out to intelligence. for me the most astonishing documents is 1917 exchange between the head of military intelligence with then senator harding. carrie phillips had reportedly called senator harding her

for testing positive for meth. >> carrie has started writing me.as saying that she was interested in me, and we just started writing back and forth all the time. she was saying that she saw emilee at court one day, and carrie said, well, if you don't watch out i am going to steal brayden from you. >> but maricopa's jailhouse philosopher, aristeo salaiz, knows in here friendships are not always what they seem. >> you have to be careful, which people you form these relationships with, they may get you in trouble and lead you wrong or steer you wrong. >> coming up. >> believe it or not, brayden ended up cheating on me with another girl. and i'm very disappointed. >> carrie and i got really close writing each other. >> her mom puts money on my books every week. her mom sends me books. it's something for me to do. are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intr

motion carries. okay. item 12. >> item 12 approve the warnerville substation project and authorize the general manager to release of $3,143,000 in funds on reserve with the board of supervisors. >> any questions on this? >> i thought ritchie had left. move to approve. >> second. >> additional comments? all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. item 13. >> would you like public comment? >> oh public comment. seeing none item 13. >> item 13 authorizelet general manager to review the treasure island development authority and the puc. >> any questions, comments? >> move to approve. >> second. >> is there public comment on had one? all in favor? opposed? the motion carries. i have a question about treasure island. has that gone through yet? actually there's an economic development memorandum of agreement between the navy and tida to be transferred later this year and bob beck was here and he is not -- he will be back. he could explain that in more detail but basically this year there will be t

the motion carries so, now we're going to move along and hear item 16. >> item 16 adapt the final mitigation for the declaration and mitigation program for the patrick gun club remedial action project approve project c-28101 for the gun club action project and there is no the general manager to request the mayor and board of supervisors approval of a spill appropriation of $1.79 million. >> steve richie. >> assistant general manager we're here requesting the approval for the gun site clean up the clean up of the led shot between 1994 as a result of the gun clubs activities waltz the carbons associated with the targets that were used up in 2000 clear up as proposed is going to a level that will 0 allow unrestricted use of the property in the future that's our goal there's a cost increase notice this is largely due to an expansion of the clean up area and it was larger than originally looked at it needs to be add to the clear up area one of the things we've done as well, not recorded in here we've done an eco management and it can say that there is not a need we see to clean up the led that is

the motion carries very good. >> lettuce turn back to item 12. >> award agreement number c s-39 for an amount not to exceed $3 million with a duration not to exceed 3 years. >> good afternoon karen the director for the improvement program this rfp about enable us to complete the planning and design of the new facility for the southeast plant this is the facility that now, was built in the 18950s with the liquid enters the plant it has to remove solids and grit it will provide odor control we need to have this facility in place prior to the bio frog facility this project is part of the phase one promotions that was approved by the commission and endorsed the contract is $14 million for 6 years and we recommend the engineers move forward. >> questions comments? >> i'm move it. >> second. >> before i call for the question any public comments seeing none, all in favor, say i. i opposed? the motion carries thank you so item 13 is off calendar item 14 approval revenue generating program for the street light poles for the outdoor antenna systems authorizing the general manager to execute an a

>> motion carries. any other business. >> before we had our election today i had a couple of pending matters to get on the agenda. some of them are more procedural in nature. some of them are pretty substantive related to workforce, development and training but some of the communication between staff and individual commissioners, i would like to see change a little bit. i was talking more along the lines of direct communication regarding official announcements and puc sponsored events for each commissioner to communicate and related to emergency type things but also ground breaking things in our construction issues and finally there are items pending right now that hopefully we'll discuss with chairwoman caen related to our workforce development and training. >> good suggestion. do you have anything? >> madam chair? >> so, with that being said. this meaning is convened at 4:00. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> so, same time next week? well, of course. supervisors supervisor london breed: and we have >>sup

the motion carries. now i would like to have a motion for the original resolutions. >> so moved. >> second. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? the motion carries. very good. let's move on to item 10. city clerk: item 10, authorize the general manager to execute the gas pipeline cross bore agreement. >> good afternoon. deputy general manager to authorize pg & e crews to work on the gas pipeline and when it occurs it might interfere with our -- assets. we have been working with them and want to work with them in the form of an mou. >> questions, comments, motion please. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? the motion carries. item 11. public comment? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 11. city clerk: item 11. approve amendment no. 3 to fremont no. 9s 108. >> second. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? motion carries. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed

he was carrying. abuja was 500km from boko haram territory. there was an attack on a shopping mall in june. >> because of boko haram and other things, we are afraid. >> the government says a ceasefire was the main state of boko haram fighters. that they hold. officials say... >> you can't rule out people who are not happy with the ceasefire, to bring up vigilantes within the region, and some of them cause problems. you know, the main thing is that the federal government is committed to the ceasefire. >> many say they are serious about the ceasefire, but are on edge. some want the men captured killed. others of the police to question him. the challenge of getting him into a nearby car may have said his life >>> china is not usually regarded as a win-producing nation, but an area in the west has been surprising wine konno sewers. >> this year's crop of merlot grapes is being harvested. renowned for quality grapes, this area is quickly gaining recognition for its wine. boutique wineries like this have be

please welcome brad paisley and carrie underwood!ys! [ cheers and applause ] >> hey. >> seth: thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> seth: you look beautiful. >> thank you, thank you. >> seth: i've already seen you, i've already seen you. [ laughter ] >> it's a given. you always look beautiful. >> seth: this is your seventh time hosting this awards show together. which is incredible in its own right. but this is the first time that you are doing it pregnant. congratulations. >> thank you, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and i was there last year and costume changes seemed to be a huge of it last year. >> yes. >> seth: you were in like ten different costumes. is that -- will it be less of that? are you still going to go for it? >> i don't know, i mean i definitely have outfit like, a.d.d., i think. i can't stay in the same one. we'll see. we're figuring that out within the next couple of days, so -- >> seth: could you carry that burden if she can't? >> oh, yeah, i'll just change every five minutes. [ light laughter ] >> seth

has been carrying out air attacks on isil. and in a video to show alan henning's death, it said that his blood was on the hands of the british parliament. and now another man has been threatened. >> the hearts go out to the british aid worker, who w believe is in that video camera and to the remaining hostages and families. this is yet quee again another example of the brutality of this group and why the president has articulated and moved i in a comprehensive way. >> he was taken while delivering food and water. and it seems in the eyes of isil even humanitarian aid workers are fair game. >> to hong kong where it's just after 11:00 p.m. local time, and thousands of people are still on the streets demanding democratic elections. it is it it tense. >> reporter: the last few days with focus on the hong kong movement has shifted from the umbrella to the heated arguments. this is mong kok. for th the first time there was violence and police were in the middle. protesters came out because they saw the attacks on tv. as the street p

but carrie is doing the right thing.nd law enforcement, if they don't isolate this guy quickly, will use the information from people like carrie to find out where everybody is. maybe they'll find him quickly. maybe he's already down. maybe he's already trapped and isolated. we just got to kind of methodically go through. these are the right procedures to do, as care rir described. >> we want to reset for our viewers. we're monitoring a possible school shooting, the marysville-pilchuck high school, 30 miles outside of seattle. it's currently in lockdown due to an emergency situation. police and emergency services have responded to the school. the lockdown procedures will remain in effect at marysville-pilchuck until further notice, according to law enforcement. carrie, just want to get a sense of -- you're obviously in there since about 10:45 this morning, 2:45 our time. 10:45 pacific. as you just await information -- oh, i think we might have -- we might have lost our contact with carrie austin. we'll just stick with you

remember, carrie was a waste and it forces, a lone figure. and importantly in chicago, she occupied a world of surfaces. always concerned with her outward appearance. the self is purely external. it is not internal. it is something that is very much radiating outward. dreiser helps us answer a question, which i'm going to put this way -- how does a culture -- a cultural system come to an end? we talked about the genre of intellectual history. there are no beginning and ending dates -- there are no dates to anything, but i think this novel coming at the beginning of the 20th century shows as many of the assumptions of the victorian age coming to a close. many will continue on, and i hope we will get to some of that today. he is putting a nail in the coffin of the victorian age. today comes from a very different place seemingly. in the world of the novel. it is the imagined system, and maybe even the utopia of the engineer. a new kind of hero in this new century. we are going to turn to a new class of experts in the early 20th century, the so-c

carrying a gun, and then the implications of this started to sink in. in order to be able to in that position, you have to walk down the hall of honor. the hall of honor, on the one side, is the caucus, and the other side is the conservative caucus. how somebody gets a rifle walking down the hall of honor staying in the library of parliament will be an interesting piece of investigation. and then after that we got ushered off the hill and then we find out about the soldier and this is kind of a day that changes everything. >> there was a sense of urge si inside parliament hill. did people understand what was going on? or it was more unbelievable? >> sort of suspended. your doing what you're what you're told to. you're not emotionally reacting. i didn't start to emotionally react until i was on ellington street. it's bizarre. something we've never experienced before. people were relatively calm. there was no sense of panic. there was one woman who was crying. >> now is there any sort of communication between, you know, your member of the liberal party or

--ember ,carrie is never neverer, carrie is satisfied. she feels the claim of each trinket and valuable on her. we talked about the moral of the story, amoral for the 20th for themaybe -- a moral 20th century maybe that there are no morals. good things happen to bad people. sometimes, like kerry, they are rewarded. what theodore dreiser did was invert the success story of the victorian period. he turned it right upside down. you think back to horatio alger's story. fortune was the result of accidents. random occurrences. theodore dreiser tells us, think what henry adams. so much. dreiser isto see how picking up on these anxieties of urban20th century commercial life. and finally, i think this takes us into the discussion for today. us a model for the self, one that is much less anchored than in booker t. washington or even horatio alger's story. kind of darwinian. was a waste and it forces, a lone figure. and importantly in chicago, she occupied a world of surfaces. always concerned with her outward appearance. engaging with others as mir

she carries navy personnel and marine personnel. it was really terrific and fun to see all of the family members whose sons, daughters, wives, husbands were going on to be stationed at the ship. she is homemade in san diego. we would like to thank the volunteers. four of them are admirals, four colonels, we have a colonel in the marine corps and 11 was michael and rene dup marpt martin from the port and they worked for almost a year to make this happen. anything from the fundraising of the events to making sure there was ample security and access for the public. while the vessel was here their personnel visited four san francisco schools, carmichael middle school and martin luther king jr. and carver elementary on oak dale and they were able to get out and integrate with the community and went out on the town and walked up and down in embarcadero. they were incredibly welcomed. the admirals of all the military prachs -- branches that cover the west coast and fema, epa gathered and we had very good meetings on resiliency and the abil

isn't blaine carrying a nurse with ebola less than an hour from landing in maryland. skyfox was over the airport as nina pham was helped out of an ambulance and into awaiting plane. texas health presbyterian hospital released individual yost 26 year old in a hospital bed before she left for bethes bethesda. pham the first nurse diagnosed after treating a liberian man who later died from ebola. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy nolan. our chris o'connell is live at the airport in frederick maryland right now. chris. >> reporter: in less than an hour from now that medical transport plane carrying nina pham is scheduled to arrive here at frederick municipal airport from here shell take a 45 minute ambulance ride to the national institute of health in bethesda, maryland torque continue her treatment in a special bio containment unit one of only four in the country. co-workers outside of texas presbyterian hospital holding signs of support for 26 year old nurse nina pham. the first of two nurses infected with ebola is said to be in good condition. dressed in a yello

the company is carrying out its own inquiry. and the first class-action lawsuit here in france.eading the action against fonts via --foncia for failure to charge rent. >> and microsoft is going back to its new version of windows. >> the start button is back. this is windows 10. it is skipping a g because the last one was called windows eight. lack of a start button was a complaint from many users. this is all part of an effort by microsoft to get people to upgrade. a lot of users, both at home and in business did not want to use windows eight because they were not sure about it. they are trying to push this forward now. >> there is always that moment of fear. should i update or not? thank you. it is time for sports now. >> the champions league on tuesday, a five goal thriller. >> a great paris tonight. solidarity everyone fought hard for the rest of the team. it was a great performance for everyone. we are proud of what we achieved tonight. it is only one match but we should not get carried away. but i hope it's a landmark match for us. hen you can score a big game against the b

carry it in them. so baseball is the most beautiful of sports because it's continuous in that way. each new generation of fans are stewards of this great game. no generation has been more committed, more passionate than the fans of the san francisco giants towed doctor -- today, right here and right now. thank you very much. thank you for celebrating and let's get back here next october. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] o >> thank you and congratulations again. now, fans to say a few words right now, i want to bring to the podium a beautiful mind, a beautiful baseball mind. he's been longstanding in baseball since 1996, during his 16 years as general manager he has seen 7 and 5 national league west division and four national league and give it to the general manager, the man who put this team together, mr. brian sabian! [ cheers and applause ] >> before we hear the sign pablo chant, i think i'm a little light, larry, not enough, right pablo? brought that on myself. you know, in the last three run eac

romney going to carry texas, obama going to carry new york and california. the states that ended up being the object of the entire campaign were a sort of grab bag. large states like florida but also small states like colorado in other words we've gotten a presidential campaign system now where unless the state is purple, right? neither red nor blue, it may as well not exist in the campaign. that i think is certainly an unhealthy consequence of the way that complex political forces at work in our time get manifested in the electoral college. so i'm not arguing against the electoral college, but i'm saying that's a good argument for at least taking another look at that issue. the notes. i appreciate you could elaborate to you. one is that humphrey would have been nominated for president even if robert kennedy had lived. the second what-if is your contention that president johnson would have came very close to reconsidering or reneged on his statement that he would not run and would appreciate you elaborating. >> thank you. these are among the things that i so

he was carrying. people say they are worried about boca haram in the area and they are not taking chances. abuja the capitol is more than 500 kilometers but they know they are not safe. there was an attack on a shopping mall here in june. is. >> bringing in this kind of a thing into our domain. it is because of boca haram. so we are afraid. >> the government says a cease-fire was t: ? >> people who are not really very, you know, not very happy with the cease-fire to bring up vigilantes within the region and some of them do cause problems, you know. and, you know, the main thing is that the federal government is committed to the cease-fire. >> many nigerians say they are skeptical about the cease-fire and on edge. >> that's why some here want the man they have captured killed. others want the police to question him. it's a challenge getting him in to a nearby car, but this may have saved his life. harrah mutas a, abuja. there are protests in iran after a series of acid attacks against women in the cent

ghani took office in september after an election standoff that carried on for months. china and afghan's remote far northeast share a border. leaders in beijing have a keen interest in afghanistan's mineral resources. afghanistan has deposits estimated to be worth over $1 trillion. china's state-run firms have already secured major oil and copper concessions in afghanistan. but security in afghanistan remains a huge obstacle. most of the international forces stationed in the country will leave and hand over control to local forces by the end of this year. observers say china aims to use its ties with afghanistan to prevent the spread of terrorism on its side of the border. they hope china can extend its influence in afghanistan after u.s. and european troops withdraw. >>> in china, military prosecutors are preparing to indict a former general on bribery charges. he has admitted to taking huge bribes. he was expelled in june for disciplinary violations, and formally the second highest ranking official in the people's liberation army. he was also a vice chairman of the c

they were carrying weapons. they were trying to launch an attack. so the booby trapped car was detonated at the check point killed four of them. seven civilians carried weapons, according to sources with eyewitnesss. 40 dead and more than 25 wounded since last wheps, when general khalifa haftar launched what he called the armed uprising as to the revolutionaries. he called on all the people to carry weapons and to attack the revolutionaries wherever they are. >> if that's the case - sorry, let me come in there - what is your assessment of that appeal to the public in benghazi. you say some of them have tape up the call to arms, and to help general khalifa haftar. how many are we talking about? >> exactly - it's unclear that this is a sign that rep gayed germ -- rep gayed germ has been -- general has been losing the fight. now, the pattern is going on around the brigade, the tanks, affiliated with the germ. lass fights heard around brigade 22, or special forces. we heard - we had records from the ground saying the civilian casualties are among the de

. >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. >> texas' new i.d. rules for voters will be allowed to stand. the court said it's too close to election day to change it. in wisconsin the exact opposite. the court said it's too close to election day to allow new rules to go into effect. confused? that's why we're here. that's inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. we're just a few weeks away from the midterm elections but the dust has not settled in state by state battle over what you have to carry in the polls to prove you're you. when indiana's i.d. law made it to the supreme court of the united states, the justices ruled there is no clear evidence that demonstrating that those laws harm voters. those who push to change voter i.d. requirements in state after state say that the measures are meant to prevent voter fraud. what those same legislature has not provided is the evidence that voter fraud happens very much. but sponsors of the legislation say that the evidence is sparse not because fraud doesn't

they were in adequately protected. >> the workers carry out the dead. at the families are not allowed to be nearby or attend their loved one's burial's. it all adds to the mistrust. red cross workers pledged to provide a proper burial for every person. >> we keep them with dignity. >> burials have become routine for these aid workers. they remain hopeful that one day soon, the virus will be defeated. >> the work stoppage of frank for international airport scheduled to go on for another two hours. >> bonaire booked on long haul flights. a special flight plan into effect in an effort to minimize the strikes impact. the inflation rate has dropped to just 0.3%. is the weakest rate since october of 2009. >> bad news is good news. the inflation data. y? traders think that with the economy being in such a weak state with inflation at such a low rate, they will be forced to ask. the ecb meets on thursday and has the occasion to do so at this time. that helped the shares upward. wednesday will be an interesting day, a huge ipo. the largest ipo to date. >> in fra

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the train was carrying other dangerous cargo.he good news is that no one was hurt. >> can kaboni with saved? it seems thoo unlikely that the isis terrorist will not get their way. the black flag of isis was raised in several spots in the town and great fears that 12000 of the citizens will be massacred. this has troops in turkey sit and watch it all and not doing a thing. the world leaders are calling on the turbish government to step up and help in the battle. so far, they have not. the world has seen what happens when a see is overtaken by a terrorist group. massacres and horrific violence and the international community cannot sustain another city falling under isil. what is needed is concrete action. the world and all of us will deeply regret in isil will take over. they are on the verge of doing that. rick has dealt with the president of turkey. rick, this is unbelievable. turkey is a nato ally and why are they sitting on the sidelines. >> turkey has misgivings about getting involved. they had a political problem with the ku

you're young, carrie, and you're a dreamer.k of was already thought of. >> that is so depressing. i would love to see a replacement for carbon, carbon fuel. whoever can come up with the fuel -- charles: anything you see in comic book, fuel cells, some sort of thing, we've already thought of it. we just haven't perfecterred it yet. >> i will stump you. we haven't done time travel. if we did -- charles: we thought of it. we will do it. we thought of it we will do it soon. we may live this day over again, right, hillary? >> if you can reproduce the exact conditions when sound is made, you could reproduce this whole show if you could produce the exact conditions. charles: hold on one second. i know we i had did the marijuana thing early in the week. we don't want to confuse the audience. matt, what do you think, you're kind of quiet? >> i don't know. there are lot of things we don't know of. we don't know because we haven't thought of them. i would love to be around 100 years looking back when i was a kid how life was compared to h

and i understand that because she was carrying the weight of that responsibility.e sat down one day and i said, i will take the responsibility here. you know? clearly, i don't know -- you are in charge of the patina. you know what black life looks like and feels like. but i represent a father and an uncle and a brother and, you know, a male in a family, also. so some decisions i'm going to you. we're going to do "the thelma show." that was the name of the daughter. and we did it and it was a big success. they were proud of it, also. >> let's take a quick pause here. we'll be back with more with television legend norman lear right after this break. i'm sure she knows couples in our situation... i just hope she has good coffee. at least we're talking about it. i was kidding. i know just try to be serious in there, okay? okay, you're right. it's just going to be simple steps. that's all we need. yeah... just hope she doesn't tell us we have to work until we're 80. the it's time to talk about retirement conversation. wells fargo can help with my retirement plan. a tool

i still carried a piece in those days that was the last time that i carried it. i peered down the gun barrel to the grizzly. he lowered his ears and the hair stood up. we stared at each other for what might have been seconds but it felt like for hours. i knew once again i wasn't going to pull the trigger. by shooting days were over. i lowered the pistol. he looked off to the side. i took a step backwards and turned my head towards the trees. i felt something passed between us. the grizzly slowly turned away with me with grace and dignity and this one into the timber at the edge of the meadow. i caught myself breathing heavily again, the flush of blood hot on my face and i felt that my life was touched by enormous history. i didn't know that that encounter with shaped my life for decades to come. it would become a full-time work for six months of many years. and it lingered yet at the heart of any annual story that i tell of if my life. i never questioned the route that this journey took. it seems a single trip some with the sole option driven by the same potency

i'm not going over this to carry body bags. i'm over there to help and give them the best shot possible. >> in spain, where the first case of an ebola infection outside of west africa has now been confirmed, the question remains in a stable condition in an isolation room. only recently opened after closer, and the staff are angry with the politicians. >> we're demonstrating because from the beginning of this crisis, the situation happened because everything was poorly planned. you can't dismantle a hospital and want it to be cutting edge. in a top situation, most of us work in hospitals. i work in emergency, i want to treat patients, but i want guarantees, causes and information. >> the ebola in spain appears to have been contained. tests on four suspected cases have so far come back negative, and there of been no new cases in the past couple of days, but it's the fear of this incurable disease that has authorities and governments on edge around the world. aljazeera, madrid. >> world bank president, jim yom kim, said that ebola