mark connors of credit suisse will be sticking with us.s for you, new york life will buy cigna's life and disability unit for about $1.3 billion. that had been rumored over the weekend. it looks like that will go through. it really is about expanding what new york life insurance will be able to offer through its own business. coming up president trump facing a vote on impeachment today. portman,peak to rob republican senator of ohio, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: the focus is on capitol hill today as the house readies to vote against impeachment -- to vote on impeachment can's president trump -- to vote on impeachment against president trump. david westin is with republican senator rob portman. david: thank you. what jumps out at you from what we are looking at in this 1400 pages worth of a bill? sen. portman: finally we have all of the bills put together. it should have been done in september, but it is a lot better than just having a continuing resolution, meaning they spending from last year, so we can put reforms in and be sure we a

now, one of the skills a darts player needs is good mental arithmetric, but it seems william 0'connorhe pdc world darts championship last night. the irishman needed a double two to take the lead in the deciding set, so the tv director focused on the relevant section of the board, but 0'connor aimed for a double one instead and then effectively gave up, handing the set and the win to his welsh opponent gerwyn price. so, that mistake got us thinking here in the sportsday office about other famous sporting blunders, so we've hand picked a few for you to wince at. enjoy! this is a lap of honourfor this is a lap of honour for lindsay nikki bella some of the american..., drama! she is down! look at that, this is not over! this was awful. she is celebrating here but she was not in front anyways and she had not won the race may be celebrating that she thought he got a bronze medal. but he is lent, he is down! the most tragic defeat and grand national history. back to the keeper, and he makes it to! he knocked the clearance. i think ithinka i think a few of those football blunders actually. ju

housing, as well as i work on the health and safety committee and i work on the budget committee for connor house. and so i'm here today to get a chance to serve on the committee for our city, our home. and i think it's really important to serve on a committee that's doing a lot and i think that what i have to offer, day in and day out, services the people that i do service, it means so much to me. i think we're serving them in so many ways and to be quite honest, when i see the sort of situations they're in and what i can do, i can do much more at a larger capacity by sitting in a seat. and i see those peach day and i know their storie stories. i know i can be a voice. that's why i'm here today. i know you have the information about my background but what i'm here to talk about is what i can do for them and i know i can make an impact and i know i'm serious and i hope you can see that, as well, so thank you so much and if you have any questions. >> any questions? no. thank you so much. appreciate this. and then julie ledbetter was unable to make it but sent a letter to the committee. and s

connor mcnamara is at old trafford for us. yes, the league cup has become an important competition.he predecessors in this manchester united job won some trophies and he does point out in the programme notes the likes of wayne rooney and cristiano rinaldo, it was this competition but i'm will never showcase. that is the case are all young players, any player really. they want to wind that first your eight sounding black, a base. the site of a journey, you look atjoe st mirren new reputation. the pressure of each usually delay cap. —— you look at who mourinho. pressure of each usually delay cap. -- you look at who mourinho. huge night for colchester united. they have never come here to take on manchester united before. they have already knocked out crystal palace and tottenham. i guess they can just get this a good night, they have nothing to lose. what an evening. a breakfrom nothing to lose. what an evening. a break from the league 2 season to come to old trafford, the theatre of dreams. and give it a go. there is no pressure on them, but they have version sells a bit of a reputati

at the mena connor teaching hospital boston a system of legally prescribed tramadol and the dangers of the illegal street version can be seen in one location. this morning. with the patients. the psychiatric ward is struggling to cope with the fallout from the abuse grade version 44 bates. 50 to 60 percent of our clients. use drops due to the lack of resources drug users share the same ward with psychiatric patients we handle those are all some tones which take short period of time and then we have to undo the psychological depend. on issues that are on that and it takes a long time even after you need to be quite a long time patient. but the flip side of the tramadol is this over regulating it would have disastrous results in a general ward we visit a patient for whom trammels an essential pain treatment. suffers from sickle cell disease a blood disorder which causes acute pain and stunts growth although he looks much younger he's actually 18. he said. the nigerian government in an effort to clamp down on the beauty of coding based cough syrups banned them extensively some doctors and

connors! minded. >> phil connors. >> ned? >> the movie is perfect. it's also so obviously for bill. >> bill, like the groundhog bill? >> yeah, like the groundhog bill. >> look for your shadow there, pal! >> morons, your bus is leaving. >> it's hard to be a likeable dick and then win the audience over by the end. bill is really good at that. >> oh, thank you, young man. >> it's nothing, ma'am, just be comfortable, all right? >> to me, bill murray is one of the great comedy actors that has ever been. >> how long will you be staying with us? >> indefinitely. i'm being sued for divorce. >> he's picky, which is perfect, because then he finds his way into somebody really extraordinary. >> what's the secret, max? >> the secret? >> yeah. you seem to have it pretty figured out. >> secret, i don't know. i think you've just got to find something you love to do and then do it for the rest of your life. >> wes anderson, his films are like opening a jewelry box and you can take out all the little trinkets a

si le dice ama connor que lo haga.s agencias federales cuando por en el segundo paquete, se enviarÁ la legislaciÓn al presidente para su firma y el presupuesto para el prÓximo aÑo fiscal es de 1 millÓn 400 millones de millones de dÓlares. la cÁmara del presentantes aprobÓ con un voto mayoritario de manera abrumadora, el nuevo tratado comercial con mÉxico y canadÁ, 385 representantes votaron a favor y 41 en contra, mucho mÁs que en la aprobaciÓn del tratado de libre comercio rÉginal. el acuerdo ayudarÁ a agricultores y trabajadores estadounidenses, el lÍder republicano en el senado, dijo que no someterÁ la cuerda votaciÓn hasta despuÉs del juicio al presidente donald trump. esta es la informaciÓn esta noche desde washington. se van de vacaciones y dejan en suspenso la decisiÓn. ilia: gracias. vamos con noticias buenas para los similares indocumentados que podrÁn solicitar licencia de conducir en new jersey, que se convierten el estado nÚmero 14, que junto a columbia lo compiten. el gobernador firmÓ la legislaciÓn que be

i'm harold connor, a member of the museum foundation board. jim campbell who just stepped in a moment ago is the president of the board, so i've a stake in the series of talks. dr. mark dean agreed to do this talk several months ago. and he was the first when i saw wh

on your way across the strand to fetch the connors. for you and yours and yours and mine fought shy spoke an old language of conspirators and could not crack the whip or seeds the day. big voiced scullions herders feeders round haycocks and hindquarters talkers and buyers still arbitrator's of the burial ground. across that strand of yours the cattle greens up to their bellies in an early miss and no they turned their own bewildered kids to where we work our way through squeaking sad drowning in do you. like a dull blade with his ads home to write bag half shines under the. i turn because the sweeping of your feet has stopped behind me to find you on your needs this blog on the road say more in your hair analysis and mean in front of you and brimming grass and gather up cold handfuls of the juice to wash cars and. i dab you clean with mosse fine as. the drizzle light of on the climate. i lift your under your arms and lay a flat. with a rushes that should clean again i plot green scott pillars away or over your surround. it because it c

finding a way to separate the electrolyte from other components was the biggest challenge it took connors 10 years of drawing calculating and testing now the pure battery fluid flows into a steel tank. this is the electrolyte fluid no one else can do that his company sells it to the chemical industry. the granulated lands in the sorting machine which results in a grayish powder. at 1st glance it doesn't look like it's worth much. so i don't be fooled this is the fuel for electrolytic it contains lithium cobalt nickel and manganese and that's what we want to extract. to do that tarnish needed experts on chemical processes he found them at a university close by professor to a b s albert knows exactly which acids can be used to extract the precious metals without dissolving them. but isolating numerous metals from the great powder is a challenge even for him he was so taken with the idea that he became a partner at deuce and felt. in the meantime the specialist in hydro metallurgy is able to break down the grey powder step by step into its components cobalt sulfate carbonate nickel sulfate a

speak about the plan and then set that talent's and it's serious stuff there even discussing the connor of that trash cans and then every catholic on. the holiday coming into. a mailing list. to conclude the meeting the guest of honor makes a speech this time it's the director of keep scotland beautiful an association partly financed by coca-cola like keep america beautiful and it seems derrick robertson is a plant of soda. and listen closely some of his slip ups are extremely telling. i have a clear well i don't finish and soften the whole thing. then guess again. as it doesn't here we. want to fire she would be beneficial as well to stop thinking into something i. want to see emphasizing individual rather than collective responsibility clearly nothing has changed since the advertisement of the native american crime. assume that you were drinking coca-cola this morning is the single use most of last to the problem today . class they are plastic packaging has a very useful function in society and we need to we need to remember that the photos of very creative they are very very useful a

connor is a third—year student at liverpooljohn moores.s family home. it's so much easier to be recognised on a system if you've been through an institution of care than it is if you are estranged — people can be in those circumstances and have no—one know. i wasn't put through any official service, there were very few files kept and the government doesn't know, really, that i am estranged. the amount of financial support which these students are entitled to varies across the uk. in england, they can receive almost £9,000 — the maximum maintenance loan for those studying outside of london. but they have to prove they are an estranged student, which can be incredibly difficult. they need evidence to show they've not had contact with their parents for about a year. when it comes to the likes of the student loans company, i have to get an esteemed member of the community to fill out a form and there is a box on that form, saying, "give every detail that you can about this student's estrangement, " which is just an invasion of privacy, in my v

connor, you have come a long way since i used to drop my kids off with you at the same baby sirt in tailorville a few short years ago. our receiver had 11 receptions, tie for the most all time in a class 1-a championship game. his 157 receiving yards broke a 1-a record set back in 2006. all said and done, a&m had its best season in 18 years. coach weekly said it best of his team, hats off to our kids. they kept competing. i'm really happy and proud of them. well, i'm happy and proud of them, too, coach, and we are proud of you and your entire coaching staff and the entire central a&m community. congrats on a great season. . r. speaker, it's been one year since an ef tornado ripped my town. more than 700 buildings were damaged and 300 destroyed but a single life was lost. looking over r taylorville that night and i'm thankful for the critical decisions made by our former chief, mike cruz, and our berry. mayor, bruce their actions likely saved countless lives. it's a night i'll never forget. ot only because of the destruction i saw when arriving back into my community minutes ravaged it, nado but

the old connor's creek power will soon be the site of a new fiat chrysler factory.the season for the flu, and it's spreading fast. the c.d.c. says it's the earliest start to the flu season in 15 years. as of today, flu cases are now widespread in 23 states. that's up from 16 last week. it's especially high in these 11 states and puerto rico. overall, the c.d.c. estimates there have been up to 3,300 deaths linked to the flu nationwide since october. and we'll remind you, it's too late to get a flu shot. legendary new york actor danny aiello has died. >> this is my pizzeria. italian americans on the wall only. >> o'donnell: director spike lee had to talk aiello into playing sal, the pizza shop owner in "do the right thing," a role that earned aiello an oscar nomination. the former army veteran, bouncer, and bus driver made his first movie at the age of 40. he improvised that famous line "the god father part ii," michael corleone says hello. and he played cher's jilted fiancÉ in "moonstruck." cher said working with danny aiello was one of the happiest times in her life

connor is a third—year student and was 13 years old when he was moved out of his family home.vice, i have no realfiles, so the government don't know that i am estranged. when it comes to the student loans company, i have to fill out a form every year and there is a box on that form asking for every detail on my estrangement. that is an invasion of my privacy. the government is increasingly under pressure to take action for this disadvantaged group. when we gather the evidence, we will be making recommendations to the government to make this right. 0n ucas forms next year, applicants will be able to declare whether they are estranged, which will highlight the number of students facing similar challenges. its a month since high tides struck venice, causing devastating flooding. the city 5 mayor estimated the damage at more than a billion euros. a system of floodgates should have prevented the disaster. the project is called mosay and its barriers are designed to close off the venice lagoon at three points, to protect it from the high tides of the adriatic. but it's been delayed

i am tom connor. ♪ winston and c-span, a discussion of the president of an antiabortion group.aselandmark 1991 court about abortion. that is at 8 p.m. eastern the national constitution center in philadelphia. tvouncer: american history is on c-span3 every day. primetime features each night at 8 p.m. eastern. tonight, the year 1969. woodstock, free-speech, and the gay rights movement. new year's day, the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. thursday, the forgotten battles of the civil war. friday, the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge. where adolf hitler wants to counter against allied forces. watch american history tv all this week and every weekend on c-span3. normally what would happen is there is a team of helicopters helping each other to make sure they are safe. because there was no one else there and it had to be done, o'donnell made the decision he would rescue these men. he went down into these landing zones and hovered on the ground for four minutes waiting for the reconnaissance team. in a battle condition, and eternity. it is a long time to be s

what document would you pick after 1987 connor ronald reagan's tear down -- ronald reagan's tear down the wall speech. what would you pick after that? and i say, i deliberate lee stop it 1987. i do not want anybody to not read this book, to not think about this issue, because of a current political controversy that i might inadvertently offend them. that all principles americans, republican callers, democratic collars, independent colors, all americans should be mindful of these episodes and these documents. past,se instances in our and the importance of liberty to the history of this country. i want to direct their attention to that. you know, you can go back to the 24/seven politics we have had in 363 days this year. up again after the segment ends in a few minutes but i want to get peoples's attention from moment and directed to something bigger and i would say more important. what about the last colors concern about the monro doctrine -- caller's concern? andortunately, we can vote we can vote in meaningful elections. it is not like russia. right? well, turkey just had a meaningfu

manchester city have said that they will issue a lifetime ban to anyone found guilty of racist david 0'connorium at the time. when did you become aware of this incident. we became aware of it in the press box. it became aware to colleagues and myself that an incident had happened. place tapped missile had been thrown and struck fred, the manchester united midfielder. looking back at the video footage, it seems clear straightaway that one member of the crowd was making vile racist monkey gestures against fred and lingard. i have to say that manchester city were swift in their reaction. they issued a statement straightaway on their zero tolerance policy, and said that any fan and make giving racial abuse... several of the players have described a display of ignorance as much as anything else, and talked about the need to re—educate people about what is acceptable behaviour, never mind what is an acceptable way to express that behaviour, and to be critical of the other team without falling back on crude stereotyping and nasty tactics. there was a physical assault that took place as well. this li

i'm harold connor, a member of the museum foundation board.

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. >> i'm connor. >> hi, connor. >> the senate map is increasingly biased with republicans not to mentionmandering and threats to voting rights. what's your planning working with mitch mcconnell and republicans to deal with these structural changes. >> i have a plan for this and here is how the plan goes. we fight for big ideas because that's how we'll take back the senate and put mitch mcconnell out of a job. [applaus [applause]. i'm serious about this. we have to get out there and show people what democrats are willing to fight for, the changes that will affect people's lives. things that matter where they live. and when we do. it's about getting elected, you bet it is. this is about november of 2020, but it's about january of 2021. yeah. so here is the thing, for everybody that i'm asking to be part of this, and i'm going to ask all of you to be part of this. i want you to be in this in the primaries, i want you to be in this for the generals. nobody gets to go home when we win. you have to be as strong the day after the election as the day before. [applause] so when i'm ready to fight

that 9-year-old stephen connor was diagnosed with leukemia in 2016.e is cancer free. a football rookie get stuck with his teammates $10,000 dinner bill. the linebacker posting the massive tabernacle by the tennessee titans. the ugly, photographer going viral for using an old-fashioned camera at an impeachment news conference. what they don't know is he has spent 5 decades covering the news. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> the impeachment thing is a hoax. >> we have to be very prayerful and put country before party. >> i will not be moved. the president must be impeached. >> to impeach the president of the united states for that is a disgrace and a mark on our country. jillian: wednesday, december 18th, fox news alert. after years of promises and failed attempts democrats are just hours away from voting to impeach donald from. heather: republicans say the real show will start with the senate trial.

i'm connor. >> the senate map is increasingly biased with republicans and not the mention with the gerrymandering and the structural threats to voting rights, and so what is your plan to work with mitch mcconnell and others to pass your ambitious agenda and how to pass these ace changes? >> i have a plan. and this is how the plan goes. we fight for big ideas and we take back the senate and that is how we get mitch mcconnell out of a job. i am serious about this. hangest we have to get out there to show people what democrats are willing to fight for. and the changes that will affect people's lives, and the things t that matter where they live and when we do, here's the thing, it is about getting lekted, you bet it is. this is about november of 2020. but it is about january of 2021e so, yeah. here's the thing. for everybody that i am asking to be part of this, and i am t going to ask all of b you have be part of to this, because n. understand, i want you have to be in be this in the primaries the g

with me is jason kelly, sonali basak, and patrick connor -- clark. the public markets have been shrinking. give us a sense of how much we have seen the public world contract. jason: it's dramatic. obviously, i'm here in the heart of it in san francisco, where companies stay private for longer. what that has meant is, over the last two decades, about half of the public companies have gone away, they are not publicly traded anymore, and that has been a boon here, companies stay in private for longer, but it has life implications for investors. a sense of whyt so many companies are deciding against going public, why they are sticking with private financing? the moneynly because is absolutely available. here in silicon valley, we talk about venture capital, but private equity, we are talking about $4 trillion plus under management when you talk about private equity writ large, including venture capital. all ofes of uber, lyft, these unicorns and roam around this part of the country, they can get money, they don't need to go public. lisa: you make an inte

talk a little more about it, deputy director of team rubicon's northeast regional operations, john connorss, thank you for joining us. tell me what team rubicon does and their mission. >> it is a nonprofit disaster response organization immobilizes veterans and use analyzes their skills and experiences to prepare for and respond and recover from disasters. heather: why did you join the organization? >> it is typical in terms of veterans. i got in the marine corps 20 years ago and when i got out i lost that sense of identity and sense of purpose. i found a group of people with similar mindset to continue to serve the community and it is a perfect fit for veterans, you have that experience in a chaotic environment and you use it. heather: that was during sandy hook and a couple other places. >> i went to nepal after the earthquakes and more recently in texas after hurricane harvey in puerto rico after hurricane maria. it was an opportunity for me to continue. heather: what does this mean to veterans who are involved, they go to these disaster scenes and help people. >> in the military you le

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connor is one of many people lying around the airport. his flight to we settled right e san francisco airport. so many flights were rescheduled and cancelled. we left my grandma's house at like 3:00 in the morning. and so when it was still dark out. and i was exhausted. >> reporter: by 9:00 a.m., 153 arrivals and departures delayed. 75 flights canceled. this flight to a small was cancd rebooked out of san jose. >> i think they're shuttling us to san jose from here. it's a long day. >> reporter: you can blame the weather. many flights canceled because of low ceilings and strong wind gusts. >> that's normal for the shorter haul to focus on the largest aircrafts and the hub flights. >> reporter: a storm surge on the other side of the country is contributing to the flight issues here. . >> a lot of it is due weather. weather here and in the northeast. la guardia and boston and ice issues over there. that's contributing to a lot of the delays and cancellations. >> reporter: new york, philadelphia, and boston are a few of the major hubs impacte

mcenroe and connors carrying on, because it gets it right, and right away.ented and used. everybody at home sees it, see it right away. umpire is inconsistent. sometimes he is right, sometimes he is wrong. moves at 100 mile-an-hour pitches. it's a step in the right direction. the umpires are part of the game, they do a great job. they have dedicated their lives to it. part of where we're at. it is 21st century. it i about time. ed: i take your view, review of balls and strikes are underway. over 1300 reviews. average time it took was minute 16 seconds. 44% we're overturned. 20% confirmed. 34% stood the same due to lack of evidence. so, yes, the machines can help you, sometimes make the right call. but that last number, about a lack of evidence, what happens when the ball sort of just is on the edge? >> well, you're asking me what happens. i guess they will figure it out, upon further review. upon further review is not always clear and conclusive. let it stand with what the umpire said in that instance. he will be relayed into his ear much like i'm hearing yo

norman connors: ♪ you are my starship come take me up tonight ♪ the floaters: ♪ float on, float on ♪ oh, i see her face everywhere i go on the street and even at the picture show have you seen her♪ earth, wind & fire: ♪ and oh, after the love is gone how could you lead me on♪ angela: you know, peabo, the 1970's was a great time for soul music. peabo: and one thing was for sure, you could always find a love song that made you feel good. marilyn mccoo & billy davis jr: ♪ you don't have to be a star, baby, to be in my show ♪ whitney houston: ♪ you give good love ♪ the spinners: ♪ whenever you need me, i'll be there i'll be around ♪ ♪ angela: at the end of the day, you can always kick back with someone special, turn down the lights, and let smokey take you away. smokey robinson: ♪ baby let's cruise away from here ♪ peaches & herb: ♪ reunited, and it feels so good reunited 'cause we understood ♪ lionel richie: ♪ you're once, twice three times a lady ♪ heatwave: ♪ always and forever each moment with you ♪ angela: these songs create such a beautiful, romantic mood. you know, peabo, i'm alwa

. >> connor lam gets a lot of attention. what president trump did was wrong.oped he would take responsibility and put this incident behind us, but he hasn't. instead, he insists the call was perfect, which means he would do it again. the evidence is clear the standard is the standard to impeach. this is a piece that was a very interesting message about cheating in the future. these most vulnerable democrats in the national security caucus have grabbed on to protect the next election. they don't seem eager to rehash '16. do you think that's going to work? >> it is. that's part of the argument. this is part of a broader re-election argument. what are the next four years going to look like? >> right. >> not just this next election but what if he wins under south koreas that are questionable? then we have another four years of this? obviously, it's a piece of a larger argument. what's interesting about these town halls, you'll be seeing a lot of them, dramatic announcements. i'm wondering if a few democrats, probably not republicans, but you never know, a few bann

biden's doctor released a report, kevin connor, during the obama at statiodministration. irregular heartbeat, acid reflux and seasonal allergies. and since the biden campaign released 49 pages of records back in 2008. even though biden survived two aneurysms in the late '80s, the report says there's no serious threats to his health. >>> let's go to bill karins. hey, bill. >> finally getting rid of the storm system. we're adding up the numbers, the three people that died from tornadoes just from car accidents, midwest to northeast, 11 fatalities just from that storm system alone. yesterday, at one point in areas of connecticut it was a mess. i mean, we had sleet and then freezing rain on top of it. i-95 southbound was closed for a while because of two tractor trailers that hit each other and just caused like a chain reaction accident. today will be better but there is still black ice out there. what's left of that storm system is now finally pushing through south florida. it's a little rainy morning for you, west pauch all the way through ft. lauderdale eventually to miami

connor is a third—year student and was 13 years old when he was moved out of his family home.ernment don't know that i am estranged. when it comes to the student loans company i have to the student loans company i have to fill out a form every year and there is a bolt on that form asking for every detail on my estrangement. that is an invasion of my privacy. the government is increasingly under pressure to take action for this group. when we gather the evidence we will be making recommendations to the government to make this right. 0n the government to make this right. on ucas the government to make this right. 0n ucas forms next year, applicants will be able to declare whether they are estranged, which will highlight the number of students facing similar challenges. now, it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. this fog could well be stubborn this fog could well be stubborn in terms of getting away. if you look at western areas you can see that it will get quite brighter in the afternoon. there is rain in the south—east of england that will continue into this even

john connors, a democrat at the time, they worked out an agreement to give the minority certain rights could have witnesses. none of that happened here. by the way, you also had cross over. five democrats voted for the clinton impeachment. you saw none of that today. >> laura: you see, i have these big bell sleeves. >> okay, bell sleeves. democrats claimed that god was on their side. even the deceased members of congress joined them. >> they warned us that so unlimited a power could belong only to god almighty. >> prayed to god for his guidance in uniting our great nation. >> let me again thank our chairman, all six of them, and our darling elijah. they did a remarkable job. a great day for the constitution of the united states. >> i object to the using of religion for political opportunism. that is what this is. >> laura: they want a separation of church and state. that used to be a party thing. >> lets face it, they try to take the religious liberties from businesses, strike god from the public but now we invoke it? there is apparently one holiday greeting they now liked. mary impeac

i'm available for questions as is kate connor. thank you. >> thank you, audrey. we will now take public comment on this item. i don't have any speaker cards. oh, wait. yeah. anastasia has a speaker card. anybody else who wants to speak, you can do so now. hi. >> hi. good afternoon, everyone. legislative aide for supervisor gordon mar. we are really excited about this legislation. as you all know, we have the first educator housing project in our district. so we're really excited by the results of prop e, the overwhelming support to streamline both educator housing and 100% affordable housing. in the past year, we've been working really closely with mid penn, the affordable housing developer, and really closely with the community. we've really seen a cultural shift and really support for this kind of housing that's just gotten so urgent. we are also, you know, been following the lead of educators and trust in the educators that they know what kind of housing is needed. so we've been in close communications with uasf particularly on this project. we really support

and americans are looking to the next generation of political leaders and connor planning how the country survive without that leadership? and really, to claim that association, that relationship, it did carry some type of social weight. .o we see this time and again there wasfavorites, a man named john kerry who said he was 113 years old seeking a pension from congress in 1843. he claimed he served washington in the french and indian war and the american resolution -- american revolution. it is interesting there are people making that claim. it was moved to committee and it got tabled. it was believable to an extent. , post-civil war. this is a picture of a man named jim mitchell in 1870. , the civil war has ended and slavery has been abolished, that african americans are still taking up these roles. but they are doing it now on behalf of the mount vernon ladies association at mount vernon. you can see behind him a series of walking sticks. they would have been the primary storytellers. but they would have also been selling items from the estate. time that we have congress and the virgin

personally want to address george and anna connor was going out this too. >> i am not going to fayettet's going on. so weird she works for the president she's a senior advisor and her husband is trying to unseat the president? >> i think her husband is a total you know what. >> of this was a plot or television show you'd say no. kennedy: it be brighter saying this. >> i think he's a jerk, i think is undermining her career. very not cool. but, let's get to what is actually doing with the super pack. i predict it will be failed within the next three months because who is going to donate to this. >> are you kidding it's over trump now there's a super. >> pack. >> there is a time the never trump there were some of the john mccain's, been staff, met romney, who were like you know we can't stand for this one time they had a steak and i think trump was part of it were these individuals don't have a voice they don't have a stand. they have a trump wine, nice think donald trump owns republican party. kennedy: in the president their party while there president. >> no matter what he says or what

connor, from the silicon flatiron group's had you see the role and composition of the group. how do you see the role and composition of the branch, are you concerned about the legislature and executive? justice kagan: i don't know. we have had a contentious legislature and strong executive in this country for a while. i'm not sure why the court, whether it is more or less contentious, more or less strong, i don't think

i'm harold connor, a member of the museum foundation board. jim campbell who just stepped in a moment ago is the president of the board, so i've a stake in the series of talks. dr. mark dean agreed to do this talk several months ago. and he was the first when i saw when i came in. so he is here. i think you're in for a pleasure, and hear some really neat things about what is happening in his career. and at the university of tennessee. dr. dean is an inventor and a computer engineer. he is local. he was raised in jefferson city. he went to that marvelous university of tennessee. how many university of tennessee fans in here? show of hands. all right, way to go. so he got his first degree from the university of tennessee. and got his masters and doctorate-got his masters and doctorate in electrical engineering. he lost his way from tennessee and ended up at stanford for his phd. pretty good school. and we have some people here who know about that university. he is an ibm fellow. is anyone in here familiar with the ibm pc? [laughter] can you tell

connor, from the silicon flatiron group's had you see the role and composition of the group. how do you see the role and composition of the branch, are you concerned about the legislature and executive? justice kagan: i don't know. we have had a contentious legislature and strong executive in this country for a while. i'm not sure why the court, whether it is more or less contentious, more or less strong, i don't think c-span.orn the go with the free c-span radio app. representative jim town hallner held a meeting with constituents in germantown, wisconsin. hisot questions about stance on the impeachment inquiry president trump, as well as other issues. this town hall meeting took place after the first week of putting -- public impeachment hearings.