custer: and to higher education. and that every single american has the right to feel safe from gun violence in our schools, our theaters, our churches, and throughout our community. [applause] rep. custer: we believe that survivors of sexual harassment and assault will be believed and their perpetrators will be held accountable. [applause] rep. custer: and we believe that black lives matter and all newcomers, refugees, immigrants, anyone who lands on our sure -- on our shore deserves the right to pursue the american dream. [applause] rep. custer: here is what we believe. wherever you come from, whoever you love, and wherever you live or work or pray, we care about you. and i want you to know that with jeannie and maggie and with all of the elected officials, and all the candidates in this room, we are fighting for you every single day. [applause] rep. custer: so next, let's focus on restoring integrity. i am excited to have jason kander here with us tonight. let america vote, absolutely, every single last one of us.

please welcome to the stage congresswoman andy custer -- andy custer -- annie custer. ♪ >> thank you,nk you. what an honor to be with all of you tonight. new hampshire, democrats. but a weekly of had in washington. we are in for a wild ride, that is for sure. senators,thank the for this incredible dinner with wonderful warm thoughts to the mcentire's everybody hanging in there through thick and thin with the democratic party. i have never had the chance to personally tell you thank you for turning this safe move. we're incredibly grateful. [applause] who,hanks my good friend as you all know, has hit the ground running. i cannot tell you how many times every single week he will mention the incredible influence of women in politics in new hampshire, and i am super proud to stand with these. honored to-- we are have served with you. i really appreciate all you have done. thank you to the eight city. thank you jim and nashua democrats and democrats all across the state for coming together. we need to get fired up and ready to go. we have a lot of work ahead of us congratulations. two of t

promised to reduce the deficit should have something that is actually affecting the economics in custer week at how he's going to do it is quite difficult because he has no my jury in problem and he might have to look for some support from more conservative parties. he certainly has experience in government having been a full my cabinet minister and now at least he has the support of the majority of votes as. part of a sports now in the in this league frankfurt travelled to worry him in search of a victory a win that could push them into the champions league spot. raymond's florian co felt has been working to emulate the kind of success nico kovacs has had in frankfurters unlike the former croatia international though cofield builds his team around attack thomas delay he with a pinpoint cross says not to use of it's. one nil to brain in the twenty eighth minute a high quality goal in a high tempo game. in the second half frankfurt struck back with some style as well . kevin prince but one team with a snappy back heel assists for the b o h. three minutes later the eagles nearly soared in

if confirmed he will be the first cuban leader in nearly six decades to come from outside the custer family he's not expected to push for radical change he was handpicked by incumbent raul castro and has been a member of the communist party for thirty years standing down after serving two terms to sports known in football byron munich are in track for the trouble after battering labor coups in six to win the german cup semifinal on tuesday night despite the impressive scoreline the bundesliga champs needed to keep their focus against liverpool is in the hosts have been on a hot streak of light and have a fearsome attack. by and started with a bang thomas small is shot safe but happy martinez followed up with. robert levin dusty with the final touch one nil in the third minutes six minutes later frank river is crosstown love and dusty he made it. but later cruz and struck back a free kick for million brands and captain love's brenda made it to one in the sixty minutes. in the second half by and dominated tiago with a defense splitting pass the finish the job three one and against the

custer ricans are going to the polls in a runoff election between two presidential candidates social issues have been at the for of the campaign with the two candidates on opposite sides of a debate over legalizing gay marriage sunday's vote looks to set a look set to deliver a close result after a polarizing race. costa rican deciding who will govern the country for the next four years the central american nation of five million people is divided the two presidential candidates could not be more different and the latest polling has them running neck and neck. only a few months ago fabrizio alvarado was an evangelical preacher and singer on t.v. now he's the presidential candidate for the national restoration party he received huge support after he strongly condemned the legalization of same sex marriage. was part he says this show of conservatism breaks a long held silence among costa ricans if they win this election the national restoration party has promised to toughen abortion penalties and eliminate current sex education guards from schools. what we don't like about the current

now with the nonprofit organization the global reporting center i asked her to tell us more about custer's likely successor he has come yet. we really don't know that much about him he's sort of walking on a very interesting line between an influential hardline faction among the cuban leaves and also people who want to reform including role castro who has pushed for reform but hasn't really managed to make as many changes as he has wanted dia's canel is being very careful in part because there were successors in the past that eventually got sidelined for speaking too much too soon so will we see a change here in his policies or are we going to continue for example to see the opening that we saw under roll castro well even under rebel castro we saw an opening and then a pulling back and we see this often in cuba over the last few years i think to a certain extent i mean we have to keep in mind that raul castro is actually going to maintain some positions of power he is of course leaving the presidency but he's still going to be in charge of the communist party. and so will have to put that

rather strange stage for the latest twist in this very dramatic as catalan independence movement custer's role was in relatively good spirits i he made very clear that what he planned to do was to remain in gemini over the course of the legal proceedings that he faces here in gemini that of course is legally required what he did say though is that he will stay in berlin for the forseeable future and then once the legal proceedings are a but should he not be extradited back to spain he will then return to belgium where he's been in exile since late last year he said that he planned to he will respect the german she dishes process he also once again called for dialogue with madrid and emphasized legitimacy of his independence movement and said he will continue to fight for that while he remains in exile let's have a quick listen to what you have to say. maybe the fact to the rest of the journey that the horror movie another country made way for who was who was to return to belgium where the case must start the ones who rushed here and where my lawyer if i hope the feast of the old need to b

host: historically chief joseph, lewis and clark, general custer history.ontana your border with canada, is this any protection or any fence or up there? lt. governor: there is a border crossings, since 9/11, you do now have to have a the ort to go across before which was -- 9/11, we didn't have to have a passport, it was pretty open, free.y it's now and certainly with kind f the nature of the world, things have tightened down quite a bit. we still have a very, very relationship in canada. montana borders three of the provences in canada and we have, you know, canada is montana's partner.rading so since i've been lt. governor, canada, t time up in visited n calgary, and areas to see how they do it. gain, when we talk about water in montana, water is shared with anada, that can pose interesting challenges at times, but overall, we try to work out and we have an open dialogue, open conversation with them. and so we consider them an partner. when they are doing well, we're usually doing well. when we are struggling, they are typically struggling. we're very connected. tourism from f canada

fidel castro ruz historic leader of the revolution and also to the values and teachings of general custer reuss. the outgoing president will remain head of the communist party for another three years consolidating his own power but the eighty six year old told the party faithful that he sees d.s. canel as his eventual successor three years on. once his ten year presidential term is over and the three years remaining until the congress he will become the first secretary of the communist party the. people watching the presidential handover at their home in havana these cubans believe the fifty seven year old diaz can now is what the country needs. the only it was a good choice he's young and innovative with a different perspective but on the streets of cuba not everyone is convinced much will change. all the same to me who have as good for the country in the people. miguel diaz canal is a party loyalist a cautious choice for a cautious country and that appears to be exactly what the old guard wants. you know where is cuba headed tonight to talk about that i'm joined now by jorge dewani he i

you're not alone on either side of the spectrum so on one hand alberto here on twitter says roe custer's legacy in cuba is one of brutal repression destruction and death the same as his brothers diaz canals impact will be whatever raul castro and the castro family dictatorship decide it will be he is a figurehead on the other side of that spectrum though here is as he says as a great challenge cubans born after the revolution understand social rights like universal education and health care as inalienable human rights the achievements of the revolution going back to what you were saying amalia he says it is key for the new administration to maintain such rights while enacting needed reforms so i promised i would get you in here taking that in mind pushing this conversation forward there were reforms acted. someone say of course they did not go far enough but do you see this new government being able to push them even further. i think so i think so let me let me do some scene in support of professor amalia that it is important to look to make sure the balance of men and the problem is on

of the projects were based on an astonishingly simple principle it was discovered at the institute custer in paris this is where the process of making vaccines was pioneered over a century ago. the digits vaccines are the immune system they prompt an immune response through exposure to fragments of the virus so that will be the faithful's. vaccines enable ernie and system to recognize and swiftly eliminate a pathogen to create an effective vaccine. it is necessary to find a part of the virus that can trigger a massive emunah response back but. when that part of the virus is identified it is administered by injection in a noninfectious meaning non-representative form. if infection occurs the body is then able to fight off the virus because it has been immunized. in twenty sixteen rapid progress was made on the development of a zeek a vaccine. you're dissolves all three phase one tolerance testing studies are underway and even a phase two study to see if a protective immune response is generated in the human body should all. but despite this progress the development of a zeke of vaccine pre

that's one of the reasons i'm running ann custer in the second congressional district. when i first met with her before i went public with "the boston globe," her wrist once was the va in manchester wasn't in her congressional district, which belies the fact that how many thousands of veterans used the va in manchester, so she just didn't care what was going on despite official say in the public. leland: do you think they're firing shulkin was a good idea and by that you applaud the president for nominating ronnie jackson. you fill that's a good choice? >> i think the vetting process will show the qualifications. we know he is a clinician. he understands clinical medicine, which i think it's high time we had somebody like that in the secretary's position. >> we put together a list of the past three secretaries of veteran affairs. very different backgrounds. you talk about a clinician. it appears as though it david shulkin was a clinician in the beginning parts of his career. bob mcdonald who was a west point graduate, highly decorated member of the west point class and

we are trying to hear from custer county -- contra costa county fire. let's hear what they have to say. >> henry lee is standing by for an update with that fire that happened at 1 am. 250 people are out of their homes. we don't know if this was an accident or a purposeful fire. this project was a $55 million project. we are eager to learn what has happened at this site. we await word when the scope press conference will start. >> many of the evacuees were also sent to a red cross shelter. it was located at presbyterian church. you see there off the street and north concord. this structure of the building is still not safe at this point. it could take a few days before they can go in and determine whether or not the structural integrity of the building is safe for them to go back inside and try to determine how this started. these are contra costa county firefighters. they are waiting to give us an update that engulfed this complex. >> this was a five-story building. it was about 60 percent done. the renaissance where apartment complex had an entire city

came after strong challenges from some of the world's leading players in the final round at the old custer national calls mike hanna reports patrick reed began the final round with a three stroke lead. knowing that others would come at him and they did have. first the northern irishman rory mcilroy. who drew with a one shot before a pair of bogeys took him out of contention. then a previous masters winner jordan spaeth with five birdies of the first nine turning in the two one was a birdie on the sixteenth brought him a share of the lead but it was enough to last five was reid kept his composure and the sole lead with a brace of birdies. five . ricky follett kept tension going until the end. of a birdie at the last bringing him one behind the leader of the was above the seventy one holes patrick we had this putt to become mostest champion of the would live and honestly i felt like a group a lot of pressures kind of lifted and kind of taken off of me as you know the fans yes for chair for me but there you know some of them are more for rory and you know same time he had a lot of the guys yo

i mean, it's going to -- senator rounds, this is going to be like custer's last stand.ng to be ugly. >> what should they get out of them? what do they need to get out of mark zuckerberg and what should he be reassuring congress about? >> there is an element of hypocrisy because obama did a version of it in 2012 and they're hailed as geniuses and not a national scandal. if sheryl sandberg was any preview, i agree with charlie. zuckerberg will get roasted and the issue here is facebook has a tremendous amount of data and there's one man who makes a decision about how it's used and that's mark zuckerberg and that regime one way or the other is ending. >> how will t.r. handle mark zuckerberg? >> first of all, he should have apologized right away. they should have made clear as soon as they knew the data had been spread that it happened. it took them years to admit that. you can't go back and go over bad conduct, but now he's got to figure out what am i going to do about this? it's a big question for the tech companies right now. they have to probably be regulated the way th

what can we expect under him are we going to see a continuation of the opening that we saw under custer welch a certain extent one thing to keep in mind israel castro is stepping down from the presidency but he is still retaining some power so you are going to see the continued influence of raul castro with dia's can now again we don't know what he's going to do is he going to try to push for more reforms or is he going to sort of answer to influential hardline faction in cuba having said that to a certain extent he doesn't have much of a choice the economy in cuba is not doing very well it was in recession last year if you believe the numbers now it's no longer in a recession but g.d.p. growth is very very low so he has to do something and he doesn't have the revolutionary credentials of fidel or raul castro to sit back on a fidel castro could make mistakes and people would always remember him as the guy who led the revolution who you know of course overthrew this corrupt regime but for dia's can now he is opposed to revolution leaders so he's going to have to show something to the cub

that the line that's how custer or. establish a few years ago can be you know. in the me as they may prove man del rio knows that the opening up of the country has caused problems for many cubans food for example has gone up in price but she's optimistic she's opened an online shop in the u.s. to sell her goods over the internet despite cooling relations and u.s. president donald trump's new sanctions. for operational are in the united states everything this is like a split totally different company. we only say. that. you know the cold and the forward of. us is that it's possible you know it's allowed it's me go. it's is our way to go around the embargo if you don't hear del rio has no also hired several employees in her shop in havana and she hopes that someday she'll be able to deliver her products all over the world. legal proceedings involving. one tums lawyer i get these increases the solution was they stole me that's very much so sean hannity the host on the conservative leaning u.s. channel fox news has been unmasked as a client of president trump's lawy

consulted and the government is unlikely to do anything which is significantly against what they know how custer to want having said that the government probably knows exactly what he wants and what they want and they probably share the same views by and large and speaking of a cap on your point of the challenges but if we just turn to the economic challenges for a moment because we know that the economy has not been doing very well in and cuba so is he the man to kickstart cuba's economy. i think not at the moment for the simple reason that the biggest element in economic performance is still the economic embargo of the united states that hasn't gone in spite of obama it simply has not changed very much at all it's still in force and actually the under trumpets actually got slightly worse from the cubans point of view and nothing stay i think for at least another three years and that's not just to the end of trump's presidency but also to the end of customers period in charge of the party and the legislation the u.s. legislation does especially fight that there cannot be a change to the embargo

communist party loyalists and castro's hand picked successor would be the first person from outside the custer family to leave cuba nearly six decades. one person was killed and several were injured after an engine on a u.s. passenger plane exploded the southwest airlines flight was on route from new york to dallas when an engine cover broke loose and shattered a window passengers broke up a woman being partially sucked out of the broken window. british prime minister theresa may has reassured migrants who arrived in britain as children that they are british and her government will not tell them to leave the country a dispute are up after dozens of people who arrived in post-war britain from the caribbean were threatened with deportation and germany's federal police have carried out the biggest series of raids in their history targeting human traffickers across the nation they detained more than one hundred people on suspicion of smuggling women and transsexuals from thailand for prostitution police are in berlin are investigating a suspected anti-semitic attack that's after an israeli man fil

i mean, it's going to -- senator, this is going to be like custer's last stand.e big horn, this is going to be ugly. >> what should they get from him? what should they get out of zuckerberg and what should he be reassuring congress about? >> the obama team did a version, not exactly, but a verse of the same thing in 2012 and they're all hailed as geniuses and it wasn't a national scary. if the interview of sheryl sandberg is how this will go, zuckerberg will get roasted. and the issue here is facebook has a tremendous amount of data and there is one man who makes the decision about how it's used and that is a.m. mark zuckerberg. i think that regime one way or the other is ending. >> doris, how would t.r. handle mark zuckerberg? >> you know, i think the real question is, firstful all, he should have apologized right way. they should have made clear as soon as they knew the data had been spread that it had happened. it took them years to really admit that. you can't go back and go over bad conduct. i think now he's got to figure out what am i going to do about this

nominated by the national assembly as the sole candidate for the president the first from outside the custer family in nearly sixty years and piece of voted but the results won't be confirmed until thursday when he is canal is expected to be sworn in eighty six year old raul castro will stay on as head of the communist party to catalyse and human joins us now from how vanna he's been nominated when will it become official that he's going to succeed castro. so there were all that should happen early thursday morning here the bulk of presumably being counted but the results which are also almost certain to be unanimous won't be announced until the national assembly meets again on thursday as i said and then we'll expect a speech from but i will ask for the outgoing president and also from the good vs can it which i'm sure will be listened to with a lot of attention here by cubans we haven't really heard very much from him at all so far he is a very he's not really very well known except for the fact that it was an obvious choice he is the first vice president of the sense not of the central co

more than lincoln, custer, twain, anyone else. i have run the numbers, and you can ask me and i can show you. there are a few unknowns, like grant. no one has added up the archives of grant. but the larger point -- sojourner truth is one of the most photographed women in the 19th century. truth are also hugely admired public speakers, orators, among the greatest male in the 19thrators century. speakingcan command better than any other orator, and this was back when it came with celebrity, like being an actor. it was a form of entertainment. 15glass, for the first years of the united states -- 19th century, is virtually out of print. brings douglas back into print in 1948 with his narrative. my bondage and my freedom was his best-selling book. it does not come back in the print until several decade later, and then his uncle publishes the life and letters in 1950, but that is published by the communist press, which sells like 1000 copies a year. 1990 not until roughly that douglas is systematically taught in the classroom. rarelyer

[applause] congresswoman anna custer. [applause] i did get a call from congresswoman shea-porter a a couple hours ago think she was in washington and was very sick and didn't want to infect her whole playing. i thank you on behalf of all the people that would be on the plane, and we center our love anyway. and hope that she recovers. [applause] they've been done in washington fighting for us and it scored many victories for new hampshire against tough odds. by working together, by working together, they had scored big victories come combating the opioid crisis and creating jobs in a down economy, standing up for the middle class for women and children, seniors, veterans. standing up for every granite staters. our delegation is fighting and winning battles every day in washington and they deserve another huge round of applause. [applause] >> well, a lot has changed since we last came together last years of dinner, and it's all good news. we have won nine out of the last 11 special elections. [applause] flipping five seeds

he felt he was obeying the laws of war as they existed in the 1860's and when george armstrong custer in the cavalry captured some of his boys and hung them as partisans, illegal combatants mosby did nothing. ,he routinely captured union soldiers, but he did nothing until he captured seven members of the mission of cavalry and hung them by the side of the trail, and he left a note saying that "i have refrained from reprising until i capture the unit which committed the war crimes against my troops. i think he said "horrific act," and "i hope i never have to do it again," and he was very careful in how he did it and how he worded it. after the war, grant specifically pardoned him, and he fell in love with grant and became a republican. which, you know, for a southerner in those days was quite a deal. and ended up as the united states consul in hong kong. people do not know the rest of that story. it is an interesting one. yes, sir. then dealing with defendants' defense, how did that inform what a squad, for example at a military academy and what constitutes the law of order? judge wall

no miss custer? miss custer no. mr. nolan? no mr. nolan no. miss boost toss? no. mr. milano? mr. milano no. miss mass ket? no. >> miss plaskett no. miss adams no. mr. evans no. mr. lawson? no. mr. owe lal ran? no. mr. panetta? mr. panetta no. mr. sew to? mr. soto no. miss blunt rochester no. mr. chairman? yes. >> mr. chairman, yes. mr. chairman, the vote is 26 yays to 20 nos. >> thank you. the ayes have it and the motion to pass the bill and move to the house voted is agreed to. does any member give notice of intent to file dissenting views to hr 2? if so, please have them submitted to the council's office room 1407 by noon on april 23rd, 2018. take this opportunity real quickly to thank the staff on both sides. [ applause ] thank you. none of this side on the diaz have a clue how many hours and family ee vnts and personal time was given up to get us to this point. and i sincerely thank the staff on both side. without objection usual instructions given to staff that consist of making such technical conforming changes as appropriate without changing the substance of the legislatio

custer had been killed.itting bull was blamed for it and kind of had become public enemy number one, although he didn't really pull the trigger. and when he returned in i think it was, well, it was the early 1880s when he and his people returned because canada too was, the buffalo had been killed off, and canadians were under pressure by americans to send native americans back here to their homeland, he was this huge celebrity just like buffalo bill. i mean, they were two major icons of that era, and they're still huge icons around the world. and a lot of people were courting sitting bull for their traveling spanish -- traveling circuses, including buffalo bill who had cooked up his plan for the wild west show in a bar in brook lynx of all places. [laughter] he was the original rip from the headlines kind of guy. not kind of guy, just ripped from the headlines guy. i mean, he had had all these adventures on the plains, you know, killing buffalo and wrestling bears and skirmishes with native americans, and th

well so hear from new hampshire senators and congresswoman and mclean custer. just over two hours. [applause] >> it is a reminder that i can see all of you. i know who is sitting and who is still talking.

host: historically chief joseph, lewis and clark, general custer history.ontana your border with canadahis any protection or any fence or up there? lt. governor: there is a border crossings, since 9/11, you do now have to have a the ort to go across before which was -- 9/11, we didn't have to have a passport, it was pretty open, free.y it's now and certainly with kind f the nature of the world, things have tightened down quite a bit. we still have a very, very relationship in canada. montana borders three of the provences in canada and we have, you know, canada is montana's partner.rading so since i've been lt. governor, canada, t time up in visited n calgary, and areas to see how they do it. gain, when we talk about water in montana, water is shared with anada, that can pose interesting challenges at times, but overall, we try to work out and we have an open dialogue, open conversation with them. and so we consider them an partner. when they are doing well, we're usually doing well. when we are struggling, they are typically struggling. we're very connected. tourism from f canada and m