would with been one of our earliest treatments with talk about chester himess novel but the treatment of the black family and great migrant. so you have williams and paule marshal around the same moment, 1959 to 1963, write bought black family struggles in the north as a part of the great migration, and then also the achievement and the special sensibility of the next generation. >> paule marshall's characters are by beaty and american, and so there's a little difference in their experience. they don't come on the great migration. they come from migration abroad. but her subject is the middle class as john a. williams. in fact williams says specifics live he wanted to write about the black middle class. when paule writes bounce the black middle class what comes up always are issues of gender. so, in brown girl brownstone the young woman is a college student toward the end of the novel, and she is having an affair with an artist, not a successful artist but a young man a little older than she is, an artist and what is so interesting about this affair is how paule marshall described the

chester chester would like to know how your priorities have as you grow older. chester i will tell you at whatever age you are present. that i proud this will change as we grow older every individual. may expect the change their mind they may change a drastically. or they may change it well with little complete contradiction. i've always believed from the time of my youth to continue forward steadily forward. working towards more equal and exact justice working to protect and and secure and defend our statute of virginia fall religious freedom. working to pursue a more universal system of education working to pursue that day. when we may see the emancipation of the barbers practice of slavery and i know all too. well. i've fallen short on that and history of a hard me and has every right to be but this is this is where i've i've made an effort to remain consistent. now when i've changed my mind as i have frequently and we all will getting older you wonder whether those things. that you enjoyed so much in your youth and will filled. was such wonder and speculatio

and i'll just hear a report here is released from israeli custody, but banned from chester off and occupy the series of them for 15 days. i. i'm sammy's a dan. this is now just live from dough hall. so coming up a historic deal, g 7 nations agree on, i think a minimum 15 percent corporate tax. right? so multinational company, a choice between right and left in peruse, presidential run off pulse to predict a very close race. and the skies above parents become a battleground between police and drone operators. ah, and al jazeera report, her beaten and arrested by israeli police fall covering demonstrations and occupy these jerusalem has been released. giovanni day of the is accused of harassing security forces are not presenting her credentials claims. she and al jazeera strongly deny how, how made reports from the occupied palestinian territory. when divided with there was detail surrounded by israeli security forces even though clearly identified as they just came from everywhere. i don't know why . 2 and they kicked me to the wall and what is your idea? i told him know me. and do you kno

evening, former vice president mike pence is a featured speaker at the lincoln- reagan dinner in and chester, new hampshire. you can find these events live on c-span.org or listen with a free c-span radio app. night at 10:00 eastern on c-span, online on c-span.org or listen with the c-span radio app. >> washington journal continues. host: we will talk with casey dinges, the executive advisor with the american society of civil engineers, about that group's report card on america's infrastructure and what may be ahead for what the biden administration is is seeking -- biden administration is seeking to do. good morning. guest: good morning. host: what does the american society of civil engineers -- what role does the american society of civil engineers have? guest: it has been in existence since 1852, it is the oldest national engineering society in the united states. in the late 1990's, the society and members of the broader public were growing concerned about the infrastructure issue of the 1988 federal report. it seemed like the level of action to address those issues was inadequate. so, th

all right, so the quote, it's up to you how would you been bullied chester, gasha her home would get shifted? how you haven't because all i can, but it to settle some wrong because a lot check with us just so we just couldn't you know there that i would only in the morning go to the global. sure. double doc, who really thought you could, you call me, i need to ship the cushion between children. born into his, did he have trash discovered the beauty of music in the ugliest of places when a chance to play for the world, turn their reality into a dream? ah, landfill, harmonic witness documentary on ah, ah ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello, thank you for joining us. we've got our usual parade of disturbances slamming into central and southern areas of chile, but hey, look at this santiago, 20 degrees. the rain is not going to make it here and we're going to walk our temperature in to about 20 for the next few days. so well above average ticket towards the top end of south america, plume of move moisture is moving in as we head toward eastern p

the quoted so to me how you been berlin, chester? gasha her. how would you because all i can budget to the social somebody goes all my check with the church. so thank you for calling anderson. i'm not sure that i would be in the morning to go to the global shore, double dock who me just mr. chicken. cancel the ship. the caution was children born in joyce, did he have trash discovered the beauty of music in the ugliest places? ah, when a chance to play for the world 10, ariana t into a dream? ah, ah, landfill, harmonic witness documentary on ah, ah ah, ah, hello, he really is on so much of north america, very high temperatures for many we got some wet weather over towards the eastern seaboard, but we took up the winds from a southerly direction here. so i'll tell you about the time just getting up into the high twenty's for the time being, but the real surge of heat right up the heart of the us into central parts of canada. winnepeg cook it up to $35.00 celsius on friday. we'll hang onto that he as we go on into saturday because he's 36 by this

the, this is chester swan lake. his new choreography guy is flipping lea, turned it into the swan cake and moved quite far away from the valley. classic me use. there is no rule in a way to the piece it's, it's kind of existing, a bit of a coverage like world, you know. but, but that allows for everything to happen. and maybe it's that sense of freedom that it just wants to. it just wants to explode and do what it once may be a bit childish. shesta, the famous israeli choreographer works around the world now. his artist, in residence for 3 years interested. got it. got he got him on board, office evolve and music pushes the musician. i'm also a musician. we have a lot to talk about. his style of movement and the music. he uses a lot of be heavy and loud, heavy low. you really feel the base and your gut with it down 2 or 4 weeks of rehearsals had a relaxed atmosphere despite demanding a lot of energy and concentration. so here we cannot be here and kind of like not to right? so the music for his pieces and invites th

staying dry for the cricket at chester—le—street.rightening up in the midlands as the rest of the afternoon goes on. southern england to east anglia keeping cloud, some showery rain, but not the intensity of the downpours of yesterday in somerset. overnight, all of this cloud spelling and across eastern areas, bringing with it some patchy rain and drizzle, some misty conditions, as well. a mild start tomorrow but very gloomy across eastern areas, damp and drizzly in places. the rest of scotland, northern ireland, wales, western parts of england with some showers. heavy in isolated areas cannot be ruled out. damp and drizzly this afternoon, around 15 degrees in some spots, and sometime just creeping into low 20s. an area of low pressure going into thursday is trying to move away as high pressure becomes more established, but still close enough to eastern areas for cloud, light rain, and a couple of showers around england and wales. elsewhere, sunny spells and temperatures in the warm spots gesturing towards the low 20s. high pressure

john downey made appearances in mark manning's mission published in 1886, and also the story chester rand, published in 1892. alger sent john to business school in president clinton and later apprentice to a photographer in maine. and his brother, edward downey appeared in the odds against him published in 1889. and both of these boys would figure very principally in alger's will when he died. during the decade before alger retired in 1896, he continued to stay the course writing books, staying busy. he would write for those story magazines, many story magazines which would serialialize the books and publishers would then bring them out in book form. he was paid twice. he wrote under a number of pseudonyms. he wrote hurriedly, quickly, simply for money. and he admitted he did not enjoy the work as much as he once had. in order to both gather material for books and to escape the brutal new york winter, alger went out west via the railroad in 1890, returning to new york in the spring. critics, though, found little to praise with the books that he wrote. the magazine critic for example,

. >> i headed to the agility with chester, fivetime champion. over, over. that's what i'm talking about. good dog, good dog [ barks ] but we're back for exciting year. from beegles to german shepherds to poodles, you never know who's going to be crowned top dog. >> my dog handling skills, worst in show. >>> up next, the class of 2021. >>> well, they made it >>> well, they made it. the class of 2021 being set off in this pandemic year, more resilient than they ever imagined, with lots of encouraging words of biz dom. wisdom. >> the class of 2021, congratulations. you have survived the strangest senior year in memory. ♪♪ >>> you pursued your studies during a global pandemic, and many of you participated in our historic and long overdue reckoning with racial injustice. the way you've adapted and triumphed this past year is truly impressive. >> your formal education may be complete, but god willing, you have cultivated within yourselves, a culture of life-long learning that you now get to put to the test. >> however you make your mark on the world, don't just r

john downey made appearances and mark manning's mission published in 1886 and also the story chester rand published in 1892. alger sent john to business school in brooklyn and later apprentice to a photographer. and bedford, maine and his brother edward downey appeared in the odds against him published in 1889 and both of these boys would figure a very principally in alger's when he died. during the decade before algae retired in 1896. he continued to stay the course writing books staying busy. he would write for the story magazines many story magazines, which would serialize the works and then publishers would bring them out in book form. so we got paid twice as in other words. he wrote under a number of pseudonyms as he sometimes had different stories running simultaneously in the same magazine. he wrote rather hurley very quickly simply for the money, and he admitted that he did not enjoy the work as much as he once had in order to both gather material for books and to escape the brutal new york winner. alger went out west via the railroad in 1890 returning to new york in the spri

a real qu for this production because alongside her classical career, ms. chester has a real soft spot for often forgotten yiddish songs. dolly especially grew up on a kibbutz, but nowadays she feels like a colo needed here. she's on her way to the final rehearsals for the musical muscle tub. mountain toes can be translated as congratulations, but that doesn't quite capture it. when i am, glass of glass falls on the floor, you say muscle tone. then when someone gets married, you say muscle thought. and if there's an argument and someone slammed the door in a rage, you also say muzzle cove. you can say it in almost any situation. goggan is out. my little cousin, agnes m. as in backstage, the soprano was transformed into an eccentric cabaret senior from 1900 century odessa. she's just one of many over the top characters in the musical. ah, these are, and it's a pretty while evening of theater. there is a woman sitting in her alone apartment trying to celebrate, pass over and over the course of the evening, several of her ancestors from various generations appeared to her and, and then th

this is help us chester's swan lake. his new choreography got his flippantly turned it into a swan cake and moved quite far away from the valley. classic me there is no rule in a way to describe this kind of existing a bit of a cabaret like worlds, you know, but, but that allows for everything to happen. and maybe it's that sense of freedom. let it just, it just wants to, it just wants to explode and do it at once. maybe a bit childish shesta, the famous is really choreographer works around the world. now his artist, in residence for 3 years interested, is a good. got him on board office with all the music, such as a musician. i'm also a musician. we have a lot to talk about. his style of movement and the music. he uses a lot of be heavy and loud, heavy low. you really feel the base and your gut with it. down to the 4 weeks of rehearsals had a relaxed atmosphere despite demanding a lot of energy and concentration. so here we cannot be here and kind of like not to write till the music for his pieces and invites the dancer

i finally feel comfortable enough to get it off my chester. i have the best life. i have the best family, friends, and job a guy could ask for. >> he becomes first active player in nfl history to announce that he's gay. he says he's a private person and he isn't doing it for publicity but it says representation and visibility is important. a suicide prevention ating organization for lgbtq youth. >>> younger americans aren't rolling up their sleeves for the covid vaccine and it could have serious consequences. the cdc says vaccinations in younger americans is lagging behind adults. the cdc says 80% of people ages 65 and up received at least one dose by the end of may. the vaccination rate for people 18 to 25 is 38%. however, they've only been eligible for vaccinations since late april. but researchers say if the current rates continue, through august, younger adults will be more at risk for cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. >>> wethe covid-19 vaccine from u.s. they include countries in latin america, the caribbean, asia, and africa. most of the doses will be shar

in the starring role is dalia, chester and israeli. mr. soprano, who's been with the cologne opera for 25 years, a real crew for this production because alongside her classical career miss session has a real soft spot for often forgotten yiddish songs. golly to grew up on a kibbutz, but nowadays she feels like a hollow needed he or she is on her way to the final rehearsals for the musical muscle tone. mouth pause can be translated as congratulations, but that doesn't quite capture it. then i am glad of it. a glass falls on the floor . you say muzzle tells me that when someone gets married, you say muzzle. and if there's an argument and someone slammed the door in a rage, you also say muzzle cove. you can say it, and almost any situation is margaret of cousin agnes m. as in the back stage, the soprano was transformed into an eccentric cabaret singer from 1900 century odessa. she's just one of many over the top characters in the musical. ah, it is an advantage to think it's a pretty wild evening of theater. there's a woman sitting in her

this is are chester, new york last week.trying to arrest an armed man want for multiple felonies. you can see the georgia gathering crowd per rates him. rates -- the crowd berates him. here to tell us about the war on cops. the host of podcast to be tails and the war on blue, sean sticks larkin. you are trying to calm things dune you have a rowdy crowd around you. that's a lot to deal with. >> jesse i have been in that exact situation numerous time. on your police radio you have got a red button. that the button you hit to get everybody to stream to you as quick as they can. we have krowls dispersing pepper spray. jesse: man the courtroom crooked prosecutors and defense attorneys collaborate with accused criminals and they will make stuff up about officers. how do officers deal with that? >> when i first came on this job i was sold from the beginning. you are not going to be fearful of getting killed in the line of duty. is it a real threat? of course. but you have can't workday to day thinking about that. what we are worrie

back in the north west, in chester, tim ricketts sold his previous agency at the top of the 2007 boom you sell this? oh, i think, yes, without a doubt. yes, it did, because you didn't pay stamp duty. very much so. right... after decades in the business, he thought he had seen everything. we're in this sort of unusual situation now which, - in my 30—year career, i i've never seen before, where we've got a lot of buyers, but not a lot of stock. _ and what we're finding is that, yes, gazumping is happening. _ here and elsewhere, the pandemic may have changed how people want to live, and where, too. that is why one of the biggest mortgage lenders says it's not it's not the old boom—bust cycle. you're not sort of thinking, we are here supporting very, very topless values here? i think in the uk, there is a really good supply of mortgages from ourselves and others, and with interest rates at record lows, it means that even though prices are high, affordability is pretty good. back on the wirral, the talk is of office workers from manchester now buying houses here an hour away because they e

the head of the un relief and works agency visited the families in chester off for the lottery and he says, false expulsions, of palestinian refugees is illegal under international law. it is very difficult to explain how the lives of his aid, family risk being turned upside down. was a 2nd time within nearly 3 generation of being produced in refugees. i. so one home in which you saw the settler, i've already taken over half of the house. so the house is actually divided into a police in the family and a family settler. it is written on what continues to call on the israeli authorities to out the displacement and to protect the rights and dignity. but it's in reference to that in the west bank, including here in santa, where we are today, this eviction violets international law, an obligation as an occupying power for only one. this protest in refugees are facing a 2nd displacement in living memory. at the head of the un agency for police and refugees, and as mandated by the un general assembly to protect assist. but as to refer div, i have made it out purity to help prevent another c

head of the un release and works agency is israel to stop the expulsion of a palestinian families in chester off felipe last city. and he says force displacement of palestinian refugees is illegal under international law. the white house says ransomware attack that shut down, meet production in both the us industry via probably came from russia. j. b. s is the world's largest. neat packer is inside story now. ah, ah ah ah, 1st, that was the one child policy. then it became 2. now couples in china are allowed 3 children. but will this be enough to reverse following birth rate and deal with a rapidly aging population? this is inside sort. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm a hammer, jim jones, the world's most populous country, is facing a crisis. china population is aging rapidly. more people are reaching retirement age, and soon there won't be enough young people to replace them in the workforce. worried about the implications for the economy, china's relaxed it's infamous one child policy and allowed couples to have 2 children. but this wasn't enough to boost population growth. so the

in an arrested and i'll just hear a report here is released from israeli custody, but banned from chester off. and i'll get my b through them. so 15 days the me, i'm sammy's a dan, this is now just live from dough hall. so coming up a historic deal. g 7 nations agree on. i think.

that's what chester wants his choreography to be. he's had great success in london for years now. he's enjoying the relaxed atmosphere in stuttgart, an important city for dance in germany, where he can get some relief from breakfast and the pandemic accepting the invitation here was a token of friendship. whenever it came with the idea, it felt more like just a chronology in the relationship that we have one ready, which is a very fruitful one. you know? i really, i love very can i love the company? i love the spirit of the company in the casualness of the company and you can find something quite human actually. and this is what interests me about dance. so i don't like when it's too like, you know, that it has the facade and the glamour and not that interested in that. yeah, it's a good fit. she has become a major figure in the international dance world in just a few years. this winter, he'll produce choreography and god, for the 7 deadly sins. it's sure to be another production that's not to be missed. well, very much like dance architecture can imagine a world of shared humanit

judge jeanine: crime stoppers, when i was d.a., i brought it to west chester and i commend you for yourwith crime stoppers. the shame of all of this, bail reform or bond reform is not reform at all. it's not as though we came up with the idea of bail out of nowhere. it's in the constitution. it's note like it isn't a foundation of our criminal justice system. but they are committing more crimes. is there any movement in texas to try to repeal this alleged bail and bond reform? >> there used to be an adage called one bond per customer. you are out on bond, you were charged with another crime, guess what, you weren't getting back out again. that's not happening any more. we are hopeful during the special session bond reform will get passed because we desperately need it. crime is up, ladies and gentlemen, and it's associated with bail. you are delusional to think it resolving door at the courthouse isn't playing a significant role in crime rates in houston and nationally. judge jeanine: if we are sending a message to criminals, it's go ahead, we'll let you out again. >> there has got to b

i'm at my house here in west chester, pennsylvania. i just want to take a quick moment to say that i'm gay. i've been meaning to do this for a while now. but i finally feel comfortable enough to get it off my chest. i really have the best life. i've got the best family, friends and job a guy could ask for. i'm a pretty private person, so, i hope you guys know that i'm really not doing this attention. i just think that representation and visibility are so important. i actually hope that one day, videos like this and the whole coming out process are just not necessary. >> interception by nassib! >> reporter: nassib's team, the las vegas raiders, the nfl and so many others now applauding his brave, personal message. nfl star j.j. watt tweeting, "good for you, carl. glad you feel comfortable enough to share." tennis legend billie jean king writing, "the ability to live an authentic life is so important." and carl nassib determined to make this about more than just himself. announcing this -- >> i'm going to do my best and do my part to cul

a veteran al jazeera journalist is released from israeli custody, but banned from reporting from chester in occupied these jews claim for 15 days and marks this cool teacher versus the right wing daughter of a james leader to populate face off in girls presidential runoff. ah, thank you very much for joining us. the us is donating 750000 cove in 1900 vaccines to taiwan. after the island accused china of hindering its efforts to secure doses . a delegation of 3 american senators made the announcement during a meeting with, ty wants president sighing when things the u. s. for what she called life saving jobs. as the island struggled to contain the recent wise infections, the sen space continued us support. last year, a global pandemic came from new hon china that was characterized by a lack of transparency and a lack of international cooperation by the chinese communist party. today, in dramatic contrast, the united states is leading international relief efforts in an open and cooperative spirit with our friends and partners and allies. well, taiwan was initially seen as one of the pandemi

a veteran al jazeera journalist, his release from israeli cast 3, but banned from reporting from chester ryan occupied easter was planned for 15 days, and why the skies above paris have become a battle ground between police and drone operators. ah, the u. s is donating 750002 call the 1900 vaccines to taiwan. after the island accused china of hindering its efforts to secure doses, a delegation of 3 american senators made the announcement during a meeting with taiwan president fighting when faint the us for what she called life saving jobs. as the island struggles to contain a recent rise in infections, senators badge continued us supports. last year, a global pandemic came from new hon china. that was characterized by a lack of transparency and a lack of international cooperation by the chinese communist party. today, in dramatic contrast, the united states is leading international relief efforts in an open and cooperative spirit with our friends and partners and allies. taiwan was initially seen as one of the pandemic success stories last year. it went more than 8 months without any dom

. >> let's see if we can get one more call into debra, west chester ohio. >> thank you for taking my call.i am interested in looking back at during the 80s when the reagan administration allowed 4 million people who were here for a long time to become citizens and i think at that time that izwas the right thing to do. and the democratic congress and senate had said anborder security. that was the deal that was made in the 80s. when jefferson was the first secretary of state whand we did the first census, there were only 16 states wein the southwest territory. today my concern is that our elected officialsunderstand that representation in congress is based on population . and i'm afraid that in states like california where there are 25 percent noncitizens and like in las vegas county at county alone has 679,000 noncitizens that the elected officials are realizing that if they don't repopulate their state they're going to lose purepresentation. >> host: congressman grossman, your response. >> guest: i guess we can tell your listener realized what ayis true, immigration is the most impo

back in the north west, in chester, tim rickett sold his previous agency at the top of the 2007 boom.h, i think, yeah, without a doubt. yes, it did, because you didn't pay any stamp duty. very much so. right ~~ - after decades in the business, he thought he'd seen everything. we're in this sort of unusual situation now which, - in my 30—year career, i i've never seen before, where we've got a lot of buyers, but not a lot of stock. _ and what we're finding is that, yes, gazumping is happening. _ here and elsewhere, the pandemic may have changed how people want to live, and where, too. that is why one of the biggest mortgage lenders says it's not the old boom—bust cycle. you're not sort of thinking, we're here supporting very, very topish values here? i think, in the uk, there's a really good supply of mortgages from ourselves and others, and with interest rates at record lows, it means that even though prices are high, affordability is pretty good. back on the wirral, the talk is of office workers from manchester now buying houses here an hour away, because they expect to need to commu

iam carl i am carl nassib in my house here in west chester pennsylvania.hile now but i'm finally comfortable to get off my chest. i really have the best life, the best family, friends and job a guy could ask for. i'm a pretty private person so i really hope you guys know i'm not doing this for attention but ijust think representation and visibility are so important. actually hope that one day, videos like this and the whole coming up process arejust not necessary. coming up process are 'ust not necessary. that is carl nassib s - eakin . necessary. that is carl nassib speaking there. _ now how's this for a story of heroism and friendship? xavier bouget was walking through his village in france when he saw a vicious attack taking place. he eventually stepped in and rescued blanchon and the two of them are now inseparable. the only twist — blanchon is a pigeon. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. thank you for being a friend, travel down the road and back again. your heart is true, you're a pal and a confidant. to call them the odd couple seems almost like an und

. >> thank you, senator chester. center also office recognized for five minutes from georgia. event thank you chairman thank you to our panel. mayor oregon has you've done an accurate many cities across georgia are looking to make major investments in infrastructure including columbus, georgia the chattahoochee valley region, muscogee county in these investment in transit transportation networks can better connect communities and businesses to make it easier for folks to get to work. attract more jobs. and as we build in the structure legislation here in the senate, do you agree that regions of georgia like that chadha who got valley can benefit as the committee you represent with major benefits and transportation infrastructure? >> absolutely. akron is between cleveland and kenton. i appreciate senator dane had anderson not to man the msa and try to lump us in with cleveland msa. they are distinct region. quite markedly people need to back and forth some way we are to federal highways that connect those two cities. but people getting back there and getting that public transpo

chester would like to know the diplomacy from dr. franklin. >> dr. franklin just said you have all heard it that he had no particular shall we say cause or instruction in diplomacy and yet the representation of our young nation he was received not only at the court of lewis of france but throughout all of the kingdoms of europe as long, the man. the man in nature. you recall this, doctor. >> modesty forbids, mr. jefferson. >> no, it was extraordinary. duplesis painted the most marvelous portrait of you with a coat and fur collar and fur cap and it's total was man in nature. >> you know, you mentioned that you succeeded me. i want to give you a complement, sir, because i was not present at this particular conversation but i did hear later that someone asked you if you were there to replace dr. franklin and you said no one can replace dr. franklin, i'm merely his successor or something to that effect. i thought that was the most gracious thing to say and it says much about you, thomas. >> well, i can only tell you that indeed i will always hold by it a

in his book, black men in blue water, chester recounted his conversation with petty officer french who told him that when he and the raft full of survivors are rescued, a person onboard the ship were told where the colored boys stay while the crew attended to the white survivors. charles further shared the sailors rescued by him told the crew he ain't going nowhere. he's a member of the gregory crew and he damned well will stay right here with the rest of us. just like the sailors who set their time for french, our time to recognize the sacrifice and service of french whose story has been underappreciated by the navy and history. a real life hero like charles must be recognized by the military in a country he devoted his life to. in world war ii the navy gave french a commendation letter. i have now asked the navy to review, consider upgrading to a medal. the navy is reviewing this now. full recognition of u.s. navy petty officer first class charles jackson french is long overdue. we owe it to charles, his family, and the millions of americans who learn the charles story. last friday i

private sector in lowering our workers and businesses to compete around the world, my friend john chester summed it up said we can get serious about this turn the keys over too china. >> thank you tour witnesses have had witnesses due by the close of witness on tuesday june 2. the witnesses please submit responses to those questions >> now, live to london for british prime minister's question time. each week the house of commons is in session, we bring you prime minister boris johnson taking questions from members of the house of commons live wednesday mornings here on c-span2. now live to the floor of the british house of commons. >> -- protecting the agreement and making sure the residents and citizens of northern ireland can have access that they should have, an important part of the united kingdom. >> before we come to prime minister's questions, i would like to point out that the british sign language interpretation proceedings is available to watch on parliament wide.tv. we start with sir robert neil. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i know the -- >> question one. try again. >>

here to talk about it is belize police commissioner chester a. williams. case here. i want to ask you first about her description. she told police officers she was giving the victim a massage when his gun accidentally went off which ultimately resulted in his death. based on the evidence you are seeing so far, does that seem like a feasible explanation? >> good morning. i do not wish to go into much details of the case. and we do not want to have an issue of what we refer to as pretrial publicity. she has given police certain information and in the case what we would normally do, we have a person who claims self-defense, somewhat of a reasonable explanation something has occurred. we must have investigation. as to what charges, if any, will be leveled against the individual. and so based on her explanation we were forced by law to send her and decide what charges will be made and in determination what you do is look at the evidence that we have in terms of the evidence. in this case i think there is an important rule. [inaudible] to charge. >> bill: i unde

franklin is ambassador to france chester would like to know what did you learn about diplomacy from dr. franklin? oh my dr. franklin just said you have all heard it that he had no particular shall we say course or instruction in diplomacy and yet in representation of our young nation. he was received not only at the court of lewis of france, but thread all of the kingdoms of europe. as long the man man in nature you recall this stuff. well, i hope modesty forbids mr. chairman. no, it was extraordinary duplessis even painted the most marvelous portrait of you sir with that heavy coat in the fur collar and a fur cap as well and it's title was low man in nature, you know, you succeeded me and i want to i want to to give you a bit of a compliment sir, because i was not present at this particular conversation, but i did hear later that someone asked you if you were there to replace dr. franklin and you said no one can replace dr. franklin. i'm merely his successor or something to that effect. and i thought that was the most gracious thing to say and it says much about you thomas. well, i i