churchill had an air force. stalin might not have, but he had some plans that could get over they're. stalin would have known. he would have had a motivation. did you get anything out of the history? >> no. heno. he asked if these efforts ever came up before stalin churchill. in stalin's case stalin and brutally murdered millions of people. as he put it, what is one or 2 million people? no one we will remember the riffraff generations from now. on the other hand, churchill had a different response than fdr did when he heard about the final solution. he called ithe called it the greatest crime that humanity has ever seen or witnessed in its entire history, and then he told his foreign minister, let's bomb those camps. use my name and get everything you can. in the into did not happen because of bureaucratic crossed wires and because they could not do. i think we are near the end. you have all been great. thank you for coming. enjoy the rest of your day. [applause]

ar churchill, it was not question of security versus freedom, but security through liberty. he spoke of the liberties enjoyed by individual citizens throughout the british empire. never, he stated, ceased to proclaim in fearless tunes the principles of freedom and the rights of man which are the joint inheritance of the english speaking world. the magna carta, the bill of rights, that heaviest corpus famouseir most expression in the declaration of independence. seven decades later, the united states and the united kingdom, again find themselves at the dawn of a new air. again, we face existential threat. science and technology have again radically altered our world. while the cold war was to find my nuclear weapons, our world is defined by technology. they offer great promise. nevertheless, the digital age, like the atomic age, offers great. at risk for the fundamental principles of liberty churchill underscored, the english bill of rights and centuries of common law. principles of the founding so seriously as to incorporate into the virginia bill of rights, our state consti

particularly this year, as you commemorate the 70th anniversary of sir winston churchill's address to westminster college, it is an honor and a privilege to be here. as a graduate of churchill college cambridge, i have more than a little loyalty and tremendous respect for sir winston. i returned to college nearly every summer to avail myself of his great legacy and to center my thoughts in an increasingly complex and swiftly moving world. in our archives in college, for many years we had one of churchill's grade school report cards on display. as graduate students, it gave us great hope. when winston was 10 years old, the headmaster at st. george's ascot wrote of his young charge, conduct has been exceedingly bad. he is not to be trusted to do a single thing. in a gross misjudgment of character, he added, "he has no ambition." well, it turned out that sir winston had great ambition. great personal ambition which was a facet of his character that he referenced when he came here to fulton, missouri, in 1946. he took the opportunity to speak freely. he stated because any private ambition

for the life of clementine churchill, wife of 57 years to winston churchill. then we stop in the midwest at westminster town hall in minneapolis for jennifer lawless's discussion of her research which finds young americans rank running for elective office near the bottom of their career choices. later in the evening and on the west coast booktv is in attendance for salon.com founder david talbot's discussion on the life and career of allen dulles the longest director of the cia. green arcade bookstores in san francisco. thursday night we will be taking an event at town hall seattle, the former wall street journal reporter roger loeowenstein will talk about the federal reserve. next saturday recovery events from the louisiana book festival in baton rouge. it includes doctor talks on african-american history, hurricane katrina, the deep water horizon oil spill and much more. look for our coverage of the louisiana book festival to air the weekend of november 14th and fifteenth. that is look at the other programs booktv will be covering this coming week, many of t

, so let me apply churchill's definition of the underbellythe soft of russia. it consists of unstable regimes. the isis penetration and the taliban subversion of those states brings telegram to russia's borders. this is another issue that motivated putin. we have how many minutes before we vote? >> about seven minutes. >> about seven minutes. i'm going to yield several minutes to you now, and we will come back immediately after the votes. we are in recess until immediately after the second vote.

. >> roosevelt and the british prime minister winston churchill, huddled in the .rcadia conference american military factions including army chief of staff george marshall and brigadier general dwight eisenhower launched an immediate invasion of france. mr. huxen: when the united states injured world war ii after the attack of pearl harbor, we were faced with a strategic choice -- japan or nazi germany -- when the united states entered world war ii. roosevelt believed that hitler and nazi germany were our chief enemy. the problem was we were not ready to fight the not cease -- the nazis on the continent of europe. we looked at a plan to perhaps invade across the english channel into normandy but realized it would not have the material resources or the army built that was necessary for victory. in the meantime, the soviet union was taking a terrible pounding on the eastern want, and so franklin roosevelt and winston churchill realized they had to do something to meet joseph stalin fleeting for a second front, but it would not be in france. we decided we would land in north africa. so we tell

and so franklin roosevelt and , winston churchill realized they had to do something to meet pleading for a second front, but it would not be in france. we decided we would land in north africa. so we tell the story in this north african farmhouse we are standing in of that decision and its consequences. is can our we face , troops, green young citizen soldiers, fight the battle hardened nazi army and win? we are now entering the north african gallery here at the museum. behind me over here is our weapons case. featured are handguns, rifles, shotguns, mortars, other weapons that we will use to fight in europe. included in this case is the m-1 grand rifle which became the standard rifle for infantrymen in the united states army. we also have the m-11 pistol in this case. it was designed by john browning, and it will become the standard issue very popular pistol that will be issued to many u.s. army personnel. in the museum, we tried to build in environmental challenges that the u.s. faced, our forces faced around the world in world war ii. in north africa, of course, the desert is as b

ar churchill, it was not question of security versus freedom, but security through liberty. he spoke of the liberties enjoyed by individual citizens throughout the british empire. never, he stated, ceased to proclaim in fearless tunes the principles of freedom and the rights of man which are the joint inheritance of the english speaking world. the magna carta, the bill of rights, that heaviest corpus famouseir most expression in the declaration of independence. seven decades later, the united states and the united kingdom, again find themselves at the dawn of a new air. again, we face existential threat. science and technology have again radically altered our world. while the cold war was to find my nuclear weapons, our world is defined by technology. they offer great promise. nevertheless, the digital age, like the atomic age, offers great. at risk for the fundamental principles of liberty churchill underscored, the english bill of rights and centuries of common law. principles of the founding so seriously as to incorporate into the virginia bill of rights, our state consti

i answered general martin's with a quote from winston churchill, "we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and the streets, we shall fight in the hills, we shall never surrender." replied, "looks up again, what really occurs to sky?hen you look up at the i thought of fdr's inspirational words on d-day, of the united states army, the so-called pride of our nation remarks. "they fight not for the rest of conquest, they fight to end conquest, they fight to liberate, they fight to let justice arrived, and tolerance ,nd goodwill amongst all people for the end of the battle, for a return to their home." i said to general martin, how about that? , what areook up again you really thinking, what really occurs to you? finally, i thought of john f. inspirational words and 19 cc three at american university about the inherent nature of armed conflict and international tension. june 1963, uttered these words that i gave in hope of answer his very profound question. art most common link is that we all inhabit this hannah, we all cherish our chil

in the 3rd period, churchill down 20-0. collin smith down on the pass, done in by the suction cup end of danny malloy. nice pick there. wooten making him pay. chris bolden living like his golden! 28-0, wooten's rooting section going crazy. they hold win, 31-12. >> a big game for you, interception, a touchdown, how'd you feel about this one? >> it was great. without my teammates none of this would have happened. it was a team effort. [ cheering and applause ] >> grace olson out this on our interviews. good job tonight. >> you were feeling that energy! >> i'm i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate and i sponsored this ad. republican hal parrish claims he improved transportation. but the truth is he was nowhere to be found. literally. parrish holds a seat on the northern virginia transportation authority but 34 times he failed to show up for meetings. parrish skipped more meetings than any other member. and hal parrish refused to support the bi-partisan transportation bill. why would we want to get stuck with republican

to her chills definition for the soft underbelly of russia, which is -- apply churchill's definition for the soft underbelly of russia, which is central asia. this is another issue that i think motivated putin. have howrob walker: we many minutes before we vote question -- chairman: we have how many minutes before we vote? seven. i am going to yield to you now and we will come back immediately after the two votes. >> i will win to you come back. chairman: all right. we are in recess until immediately after the second vote. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] chairman: i will finish my questions after mr. saradshyan has a chance to -- ok. look, again, it was a wonderful diversity of opinion here and a whole new concept, which i had not heard. then, from your testimony, you are suggesting that bashar al-assad is not anti-radicals as as we have been led to believe, and that he would, if we -- and with mr. putin's involvement, is no

as you commemorate the 70th anniversary of sir winston churchill's address to westminster college, it is an honor and a privilege to be here. as a graduate of churchill college, cambridge, i have loyalty and tremendous respect for sir winston. i returned to the college every summer to avail myself of his great legacy and to center my thoughts and an increasingly complex and swift world. for many years, we had one of his grade school report cards on display. as graduate students, it gave us great hope. when he was 10 years old, the headmaster wrote of his young charge, conduct has been exceedingly bad. he is not to be trusted to do a single thing. and gross misjudgment of character, he added he has no ambition. it turned out he had great ambition. great personal ambition which was a facet of his character that he referenced when he came here in 1946. he took the opportunity to speak freely because any private ambitions he says he may have cherished have been satisfied beyond as well the streams. he acknowledged a special relationship and urged the two countries to set a common course.

concern -- you mentioned churchill, so let me apply churchill's definition of the underbellythe soft of russia. it consists of unstable regimes. the isis penetration and the taliban subversion of those states brings telegram to russia's borders. this is another issue that motivated putin. we have how many minutes before we vote? >> about seven minutes. >> about seven minutes. i'm going to yield several minutes to you now, and we will come back immediately after the votes. we are in recess until immediately after the second vote. >> i will finish my questions again, it was a wonderful diversity of opinion here and a whole new concept, which i had not heard, and let -- from your testimony, you are suggesting that assad is not someone who is anti-radical as we've been , and mr. putin's involvement with a sod is not going to direct him towards isil but direct him towards the nonaligned movements. obviously that assad, he is opposed to the jihadists, and they are opposed to him. i think the waiting which they look at the question is a highly machiavellian manner, and that is, who is threa

i thought of the words of winston churchill. we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the ground, we shall fight in field and streets. we will find in the hills. we will never surrender. he said look up again. what really occurs to you when you look at the sky. i gave a second try. of fdr's inspirational words on d-day. army theited states pride of our nation remarks. they fight not for the lust of conquest they fight to end conquest. they fight to liberate come of a justice arise. the year for the end of the battle. i said how about that? he said what he really thinking. finally i thought of jfk's about thenal words inherent nature of armed conflict and international tension. kennedy said these words in the hope i would answer his question. our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this planet. we breathe the same air. we cherish our children. said sir what really occurs to you when you look about the afghan sky? is that i give up. what he thinking? he said somebody stole our tent. the army is great. the army's

you can go to our nbc washington page to talk about preventing bullying, kristen churchill is leading the discussion and an expert from child trends and a non-profit center that focuses on kids' well-being and they have great ideas on how you can spot bullying and prevent it. nbc 4 wants to promote a culture of kindness using the ha#bekind >>> a landmark is closed for good. for 42 years paul and nancy craven operated this nursery. however, with paul's health declining the couple decided earlier this year to sell. paul has since died. a developer now plans to build 14 homes on the site. >> we've had a lot of customers come by and call and say they really enjoyed dealing with craven's nursery, and they enjoyed the walking through the property and looking at the beautiful plants and they're going to miss us. so we'll miss them, too. >> the nursery donated its remaining merchandise to fairfax county public schools. >>> a third grader's homework assignment is being shared all over facebook and it's reignited the debate over common core. >> plus a whale of a lesson for students in virginia.

one signed by winston churchill in 1907 and a christmas menu, by nazi prisoners in a war camp. >> sharing our experiences, they were put in very elaborate are diets. >> they want us to know where our food comes from. >> butterflies, the under-valued pollenator. how we get what we eat and the importance of preserving the environment for food. jessica baldwin, al jazeera, london. >> the popular u.s. children's show sesame street has a in kid on the block. orange-head julia is the first awe it is tick member. be to draw attention to the malady. much more on our website, as always, aljazeera.com. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for you, salt will kill you. i never heard nobody dying from pepper, everybody loves pepper. and he was dark skinned, so. >> brandon ros f

looking here up to gaithersburg, 124 churchill downs road, a pedestrian struck there. all lanes open. don't worry about that as far as your commute goes. disabled vehicle at clara barton parkway, still have that one hanging around as well. 95 at mine road in virginia, no problems northbound or southbound. travel time back here in ten minutes. >>> your time is 5:32. today, a top u.s. commander may be facing tough questions on a recent u.s. air strike in afghanistan. general john campbell will appear in front of a senate armed services committee this morning. this comes after an air strike by u.s. forces that hit a medical clinic. 22 people including doctors and patients were killed. the general is also expected to answer questions about u.s. troop levels in afghanistan. >>> death toll rising from the historic floods from the carolinas. 13 people have died across the two states. in south carolina, evacuations are under way after 18 dams were breached state wide. half of them in the columbia area. the sun is expected to shine today, but it will take many weeks to repair a

rich and famous luminaries who aren't buried here but had memorial services -- for example, winston churchill... william shakespeare... and lady di, princess of wales. while some of the greatest figures in history are under the floor, when visiting, be sure to look up. the vaulted ceilings and stained glass are incredible. in fact, those are hallmarks of the gothic style. popular in medieval times, you can recognize gothic architecture by a number of design elements. arches come to a point. ribbing runs across the high ceilings. there's usually a giant window in the shape of a flower, hence the name "rose window." and then there are the flying buttresses. they're less a design element and more of a structural necessity. they keep the upper walls from being pushed outward by the weight of the roof. the soaring twin towers that flank the west entrance are a relatively new addition. they were added in the 18th century. above this entrance are 10 statues honoring martyrs of the 20th century. this one is of dr. martin luther king jr. i bet the man credited as one of the architects of civil rights

you know jerry brown makes dennis kucinich look like sharla main war time -- win stan churchill.t to go over that one again? sharla >> i said jerry brown makes dennis kucinich look like a tri headed hydra of churchill, humrabi and sharlamay. that's what i said and i'm sticking to it. >> okay. >> how are you doing? hi, everybody. i'm jerry brown. i went off the public nickel on to my father's dime when i was 18. bi, everybody. governor brown. >> you know what, miller, i have to be with you friday and saturday. starting to get worried put on extra security. there he is. dennis miller. >> bye-bye. >> we got it. see you on friday. >> bye-bye. >> miller and i looking forward to seeing everybody in st. louis and chicago this weekend for don't be a pinhead show for don't be be a pinhead. martha maccallum on deck, another intrusion by black lives matter. [chanting] >> no justice, no peace. >> martha, moments away. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on

at the woodside high performing arts center, 199 churchill avenue in woodside.get more information on this event at nbcbayarea.com. >>> and as we featured in our show last week, kanakolu, 30 years of hula is now at the palace of fine arts theater until october 25th. we will close out our show with a dance performed for us. that is part of the celebration. and you can get more information and details on that and all of our guests today by going to our website, asian pacific america, and you can also find us on facebook and twitter. we'd love to get your feedback. that's our show. please join us next week and every week here on "asian pacific america." thanks for watching and now please enjoy the hula performance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all day all day ♪ all day all day ♪ you should be on broadway ♪ as always as always ♪ all day all day ♪ >>> good morning, breaking overnight, a deadly shooting. . open firing at a zombie festival. one person is dead, several ores are injured. this morning a hunt for the shooter. >> and millions of you waking up to freezing tempera

the inspirational words of winston churchill.nd so i answered general martins with the quote from winston churchill. we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets. we shall fight in the hills. we shall never surrender. general martins replied, sir, look up again. what really occurs to you when you look up at the sky? i gave it a second try. i thought of f.d.r.'s inspirational words on d-day, of the united states army with the so-called pride of our nation remarks. they fight not for the lust of conquest. they fight to end conquest. they fight to liberate. they fight to let justice arise and tolerance and good will among all thy people. they earn but for the end of the battle, for their return to the haven of home. i said to general martins, how about that? he said, sir, look up again. what are you really thinking? what really occurs to you? finally i thought of john f. kennedy's inspirational words in june, 1963, at american university about the inherent natu

i've been reading about churchill and churchill used the phrase of refreshing the relationship betweend parliament. i think the body politic all over the world has to realize that young people are removed. social media has altered the dynamic of the relationship between the people and the people who lead them. theink in the middle east, leaders for the most part are in a major removed from where young people are in terms of aspiration or supplying jobs. that has long-term implications. runoff election coming up. katia porzecanski, thank you for coming in. photos making news today. vonnie quinn has those. vonnie: let's take a look. thegby world cup final for southern hemisphere. -- itlia beat new zealand is the first time the teams will -- it is the first i must really and new zealand will face each other in the world cup. cricket and rugby seem to be the domain of new zealand and south africa and australia these days. francine: there is no one from the northern hemisphere at all in the final. number two, landmarks around the world lit up blue this weekend in honor of the you and's 70th

>> report of a new crash, trying to get more information on this one. 124 at churchill downs road. possible pedestrian struck at this point, but we'll get more information. down south, outbound, 11th street bridge, changed this from inbound to outbound. report of an overturned vehicle near the bridge. 370 westbound at 270, left lane open because of the road work happening there. northbound indian head highway, also some lanes blocked there in both directions because of the road work that has been lasting for a while here. 66, 95, no major issues there at this point. 95 in maryland, scaggsville road, rolling along nicely. live look at 270 in a couple of minutes. >>> what goes up must come down. how about metro ridership. why it could mean a higher fare for you. >> consumer alert before you eat your breakfast. why one of the most popular cereals is being recalled. >>> she claims she was helping others, but charges against her say otherwise. an update on the i-team story of a woman accused of swindling more than $1 million. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated

there is a famous quote attributable to winston churchill at the end of world war ii that he said "gentlemen, we are out of money, now we have to think." [laughter] harriet: that is exactly where we are in this country, we cannot afford more infrastructure, so that will be a good thing to help us think. chip: it is comforting to see that other countries are ahead of us in thinking about sustainability and infrastructure that is actually encoded into law to make sure and mandates that those changes take place. how do you see resilient infrastructure being adapted in the nation, particularly in cities that will be affected by climate change? ben: i will take a bite of a small piece of that. we have had a fair amount of interaction with the dutch in thinking about coastal management at ocean beach, certainly in the northeast as the dutch, of course, have an 800 years history of managing their coasts. from a certain lens, a certain traditional environmental lens, there is something very troubling about that sort of high intervention, inventive landscape that is the dutch coast. on the other hand

so i answered general martins with the quote from winston churchill.e shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets. we shall fight in the hills. we shall never surrender. general martins replied, sir, look up again. what really occurs to you, when you look up at the sky? i gave it a second try. i thought of fdr's inspirational words on d-day. of the united states army, the so-called pride of our nation remarks. they fight not for the lust of conquest. they fight to end conquest. they fight to liberate. they fight to let justice arise and tolerance and goodwill among all thy people. they earn but all for end of battle and return to the haven of home. i said to general martins, how about that? he said, sir, look up again. what are you really thinking? what really occurs to you? final i thought of john f. kennedy's inspirational words in june 1963 at american university about inherent nature of armed conflict and international tension. kennedy in june 1963 uttered these words which i ga

like churchill turning in his grave . we can always agree on dinner. what do they have in common?frican desert wine. i looked it up. i will have to try some after this. rishaad: back to you. asia edge is coming up. joining us will be world management mark anderson. and we will be giving you up to speed on what is going on market wise. asia edge is next. ♪ >> where we are going, we don't need joe. ♪ >> we are cruising at 88 miles per hour tonight, so try to keep up. joe biden kicked the tires of the delorean and decided running for president would not be his density -- i mean destiny. on a day when science-fiction nerds are accessing, biden said that his decision came down to time. >> as my family and i have worked through the grieving process, i have said all along,

i thought about the inspirational words of winston churchill. i answered general margins with a quote from winston churchill -- "we shall fight on the beaches, we shall i on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and the streets, we shall fight in the hills, we shall never surrender." general martin replied look up at the sky again and what really occurs to you. i gave it a second try and i thought of fdr's inspirational words on d-day. of the united states army, the so-called pride of our nation remarks. they fight not for the lust of conquest, they fight to end conquest. they fight to liberate and let justice arise and tolerance and goodwill among all people. they urine but for the end of yearn but for the end of battle they returned to , the haven of home. i said to general martins, how about that? he said look up again -- what are you thinking and what really occurs to you? i thought of john f. kennedy's inspirational words at american university about the inherent nature of armed conflict and international tension. kennedy, in ju

winston churchill on my right bicep. which was huge. a cigarette dangling out of my mouth. and above it, the legend, blacklisted and loving it. [applause] senator cruz: now i have to tell you, we had nothing to do with these. this is the local street artist who just put them up. we decided, let's have some fun with it. so we posted on facebook a story about these posters. and we said, for whatever reason, these posters have begun appearing all over hollywood. i have to say, i noticed a glaring error. i don't smoke cigarettes. [laughter] [applause] senator cruz: and people laughed and they enjoyed it. young people laughed and shared it with their friends. that is that we have to do, is we have to energize young people that there is a better future than the one that is right now facing us. yes, sir? >> senator, there is a power plant not more than 10 miles from here, and it supplies power to a giant server part -- farm, and has a lot of jobs and southwest iowa. and under obama's regulation which is probably unconstitutional, that plant would probably be closed. power would go

what gave birth to the fourth amendment. , in 1946, churchill warned us from this very place about the dangers attached to tyranny. that great power will erode the ancient rites by which english-speaking people rely. concernt without great that i returned to his words. face new enemies, it is our liberty that continues to define who we are. of centuries, the rejection general warrant was essential for our understanding of the rule of law. but due to emerging technologies in the government's effort to , this fightnologies is not ours alone. the united kingdom, one of our closest allies, has itself been featured in the pages of "the guardian" and "the washington post" in participating in massive collection of information. his father, lord randolph churchill, carried the line of lord of marlborough, while his mother was an american. he became the first honorary citizen effort of the united states -- citizen ever of the united states and only the second to be awarded an honorary citizenship during their lifetime. he said security is gained through freedom. the united states and the united

that's like paying the cannibal to eat you last as churchill said. we have to be involved to help shape this. we are the leader of the free world. for going to be involved in the world were going to promote our values of human dignity and preeminent enterprise. and finally we are going to have a military that is strong. were to stand with israel when i can unlawful about who's our friend and who isn't. [applause]. i think you have to see that for our safety and our confidence that our children will live in freedom and have prosperity, we have to have that as our form policy. foreign policy and domestic policy are linked. you can't have one effective without the other. they have to work together. i think the president has been ineffective in both areas, as you might imagine. i wasn't expecting that i would love his second term but i think i'm more disappointed than i expected to be. more people hopefully will read your book and be able to pass legislation and take a new direction. america needs real leadership. it's very much missing [applause]. our o

winston churchill on my right bicep. which was huge. a cigarette dangling out of my mouth. legend,e it, the blacklisted and loving it. [applause] now i have to tell you, we had nothing to do with these. this is the local street artist who just put them up. we decided, let's have some fun with it. so we posted on facebook a story about these posters. and we said, for whatever reason, these posters have begun appearing all over hollywood. i have to say, i noticed a glaring error. i don't smoke cigarettes. [laughter] [applause] senator cruz: and people laughed and they enjoyed it. young people laughed and shared it with their friends. that is that we have to do, is we have to energize young people that there is a better future than the one that is right now facing us. yes, sir? senator, there is a power plant not more than 10 miles from here, and it supplies power -- farm,t server part and has a lot of jobs and southwest iowa. and under obama's regulation which is probably unconstitutional, that plans would probably be closed. power would go up 200% or three and percent. my qu

it was like churchill talking. i'm like spiritually i can see that. i can see it as a screen saver for three months. oarvetion that's what -- oh that's what threw me off. that's what threw me off. >> it is being played as this that every one of the disney pop stars grow up to pose nude in a magazine. >> girls at that age -- when i was 20 i was dating an older guy. i didn't let him see me without make up for a longtime. that is an issue girls in their early 20s. guys won't like them if they take it off. they do struggle with the issue of just being themselves. i know she has all of these famous people helping her out and dermatologists, but she may still feel like not comfortable with herself. this is a way to say you know what this is my statement. i don't have an issue with it. coming up a new segment they are calling half time with andy levy . >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. good morning. floodwaters claim another victim in south carolina. the death toll now stands at 15. two people have died in neighboring north carolina

that's like paying the cannibal to each glass as churchill said. we have to be involved in helping shape the. we are the leader of the free world. number two, we will promote our values, free enterprise, human rights, human dignity. and, finally, we are going to be strong, have a military that is strong, link arms with our allies, stand with israel. we are not going to waffle about who is our friend and who is not. [applause] i think you have to see that for america's security, for our safety, for are confident that our children will live in freedom and have prosperity. we have done that as our foreign policy. foreign policy and domestic policy are inexorably linked. you can't have one effective come to have to work with one another. i wasn't expecting i would love a second term, but i've been even more disappointed than i expected. i'm hopeful we will be successful in collecting more good colleagues like you, the more peopl people were reachabld will into being able to pass legislation to get to the president's desk and told me take a new directio

one by winston churchill and a christmas menu designed by nazi prisoners. >> a medium of sharing our food experiences, to curry favor with our friends and appear to be cool. in the past they did it in different ways. they would put on very leap feasts. >> the museum is passionate about education. they want people to know and understand where our food comes from. and that includes boourt flies,, they are the undervalued pollinator. the museum is hoping the exhibit will plant ideas in people's lives about how we get what we eat and the importance of preserving food. jessica baldwin, al jazeera, london. >>> world indigenous games in brazil, a lavish ceremony is underway in the city of palmas, hosting the groups participating in the games. showcasing, sports from spear tossing to soccer. al jazeera's virginia lopez. >> not only you won't be seeing the traditional competitive site that olympic games might have but also there's a strong emphasis on the indigenous people exchanging a lot of ideas on solving problems like alcoholism and prostitution, cultural manifestations and dance he and

. >> asked if a temporary april fool's day tattoo of winston churchill on his bicep was real. texas senator ted cruz joked -- >> that's between me and my wife. >> the iconic prime minister's fillfy is tattooed on his mind. >> never, ever, ever give in. >> in fourth plis plais in iowa, he's plotting a copuppance. >> we're the only campaign on the republican side that has county chairman in all 171 counties in those first four states. and then we have got an incredible grassroots leadership team all throughout the march 1 states. >> some analysts believe the focus on the southern state heavy march 1 primaries might just work. cruz sent a powerful message to southern conservatives by launching his campaign at liberty university. and has courted libertarians with a powerful states rights message and so-called trump-kins. who other gop candidates have alienated. >> i think donald's running has been immensely beneficiarial to our campaign. >> donald has helped frame the central question of this primary who will stand up to washington. >> one analyst suggest there is are voters waiti

his support for a solid -- for bashar al-assad, there is a very serious concern -- you mentioned churchill before. let me apply to her chills definition for the soft i hope maybe by the end of this underbelly of russia, which is -- apply churchill's definition for the soft underbelly of russia, which is central sia. this is another issue that i think motivated putin. chairman rob walker: we have how many minutes before we vote question -- chairman: we have how many minutes before we vote? seven. i am going to yield to you now and we will come back immediately after the two votes. >> i will win to you come back. chairman: all right. we are in recess until immediately after the second vote. the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] national able satellite corp. 2015] chairman: i will finish my questions after mr. saradshyan and now, this is what happening in syria. has a chance to -- ok. look, again, it was a wonderful iversity of opinion here and a whole new concept, which i had not heard. et me just ask then, from your t

the alley is across from a park, about a mile from the famed churchill downs racetrack. >> this particular area around here is very, very low in violent crime. >> holmes and other investigators peer into the car, trying to avoid compromising the case. >> we certainly don't want to interfere with any evidence that's already there, any physical evidence. we are concerned very much about the blood spatter inside, any prints on the car, on the door, on the window. >> holmes, a former criminology professor, is the author of 20 books on crime. one subject he found most disturbing, serial murders. as nightfall approaches and temperatures plummet, the alley is too public and conditions too uncomfortable for investigators to do their work properly, so the coroner and detectives decide to move the death scene, literally. >> we'll take the car to a different site and process the scene there. >> and in a television rarity, you'll get to see the move. here, it's gently hoisted up the ramp onto a flatbed truck. before its ride across town, the car is wrapped in a tarp to conceal the lifeless passengers

we're hosting a facebook chat tomorrow featuring kristin darling churchill with a non-profit researchof children and youth. go to the app by going to the washington facebook page and is incorporating the #bekind. >>> we're working several developing stories in the news room right now. a battle over what the region's largest health insurance should do with $1 billion surplus. that battle is heating up. bluecross blueshield is a non-profit mandated by congress to reinvest any excess surplus into the community, but care first says that money belongs to its subscribers. coming up at 5:00, why maryland and virginia have a big stake in this fight. >> i'm erika gonzalez, we're outside a new fitness studio and the class is called barre, the exercises are designed to build people up, not just their bodies, but their self-esteem. we'll tell you about a note that pretty much says they weren't really fit to talk about or even teach fitness classes, words that included fat and obese. and we'll also tell you about the community that's rallying around them. we'll see you tonight on news 4 at 5:00. >

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in light of bullying prevention month, we are hosting a fate book chat with kristen darling churchill she works at child+saárends tha focuses on the well-being of children. you can join the chat by going to the nbc washington facebook page today a >>> social media lit up as gop candidates took to the stage in colorado for the third debate. who topped the media charge? >> according to "the washington post," people not on stage had the most retweeted comments. bernie sanders criticized the party for rejecting the overwhelming science on climate change. hillary clinton took the second spot with her comment on women's health care. for people that think they help big government, republicans love using it to try and make health care decisions for women. it wasn't even a candidate that came in next in the battle of the tweets but pollster, frank lund. he knocked ted cruz and said, his focus group dials hit 98 with his attack on media bias. sanders on a roll too. check out this next one he kept on tweeting. he posted this photo with the caption, quote, which one will the billionaire class cho

[laughter] >> i think of winston churchill who said courage is having courage to stand up and speak the truth and the courage to sit down and listen, so i am going to sit down and listen. thank you very much. [applause] >> now, much better. >> you talk about family and the importance of family, can you talk a little bit about your family's experience in hurricane katrina. >> hurricane katrina was no worse thing that ever happened, i would not wish on my worst enemy, we came home, hurricane is coming, one in florida? yes, made a turn, it is coming here. i tried to bluff my parents, we don't have to leave, it is my vacation, coming home to spend vacation with family, my nieces coming in from new york. i said i want to stay, and elite leave if it is the mandatory evacuation. they made it a mandatory evacuation. never happened before in new orleans. about 70 miles west of the city we lost power, the scariest thing i heard was transistor radios, they said this is the emergency broadcast system. this is not a test. we are all familiar with that tests. when we heard that, that is when we knew

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let me up like churchill's definition of the both for the soft underbelly of russia which is central asia. it consists of very unstable regimes, and the isis penetration and the talent and subversion of the state's brings isis and brings taliban to russian borders. this is another issue for i think motivated to putin. >> we have, how many minutes, before we vote? how many minutes speak with about seven minutes. >> about seven minutes. i'm going to yield several minutes to you now and we will come back immediately after the two boats spent i will wait at the you come back. >> all right. we are in recess until immediately after the second vote. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> all right. let's get this thing going. the hearing is called to order. i will finish my questions after mr. sires has a chance -- go to, i will just come look, again it was a wonderful diversity of opinion here, and a whole new concept which i have not heard, and let me just ask them from your testimony, you are suggesting that assad is not someone who is as anti-radical as we've been led to

. >>> to conclude, in 1946, churchill warned us from this very place about the dangers that attached to tyranny. the risk that great power will erode the ancient rights on which english-speaking people rely. it is not without grave concern that i return to his words. although we face new enemies, it is our liberties that continue to define who we are. for centuries, the rejection of general warrants was central to our understanding of the rule of law. new and emerging technologies and the government's efforts to harness technology to its advantage now threaten these rights. this fight is not ours alone. the united kingdom, still one of our closest allies and a member of the so-called five eyes, has, itself, been featured in pages of the monitor and the guardian post. sir winston embodied the traditions and legacies of our two great nations. his father, lord randolph churchill carried the dukes of marlboro while his mother, jenny skrer ro jerome, was an american. he became the first honorary citizen of the united states. when he came here to westminster college, sir winston underscore