i'm sad to see my dear friend leave. i knowe. his legacy is presencen the chamber and mississippi, across the country for generations to come. and i will enjoy looking at photographs of my dear friend in vermont and mississippi and around the world. he is one of my heros. yield the floor. >> senator from alabama. >> mr. president, i too would like to start here by thanking good friends senator cochran for the tireless ked it keation and public service that he has brought are forth here throughout some 40-something years. 45e years. over 45 year ago he was elected to the united states house of representatives elected tore the u.s. senate in '78. all of us know is a practice attorney and jackson mississippi. a imrant of the university of mississippi. law school undergraduate. and also studied at trinity college in dublin ireland where we visited one time. we startedth gaering in the u.s. senate for over 30 years. he's been an excellent colleague and i've been honored to work with him. we represent neighboring states, mississippi, a

i'm sad to see my dear friend leave. but i know his legacy and presence will be felt in this chamber, in mississippi, across the country for generations to come. i will enjoy looking to photographs of my dear friend taken in vermont and mississippi and around the world. he is one of my heroes. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. shelby: mr. president, i, too, would like to start here by thanking my good friend senator thad cochran for the tireless dedication and public service that he has brought forth here throughout some 40 something years, 45 years. over 45 years ago, as has been said here, he was elected to the united states house of representatives and elected to the u.s. senate in 1978. thad was a practicing attorney in jackson, mississippi, a graduate of the university of mississippi, law school, undergraduate. and also studied abroad at trinity college in dublin, ireland, where we visited one time. we've served together here in the u.s.

she's my hero, and my dear, dear, dear friend, jackie.is for you; and now is the time for us to actually flip the switch. so why don't you and our three friends lead us in a count down. >> right on. >> all right. we're going to count down from ten. all right. here we go. ready, everybody! ten. nine. eight. seven, six. five. four. three. two. one. if everybody can turnaround and look in the square right here, and there's a tv camera. all right. the helen diller playground contains some of the most innohave ati innovative and interactive lighting programs on any playgrounds. we've designed each to compliment the play found. the first piece connects the two playground with a forest of lighting fixtures spread across each playground. we call them pixel poles. they animate and grow like they have captured fog inside them. when visitors move in front of the poles, they lite up and slash with colors. the pixel poles have custom lighting fixtures created specifically for these playgrounds that exist nowhere else. the second project covers the pla

it was fine of you to write me as you did. >> dear mr.king the time in your very busy calendar to see me and to talk with me as only true friends can. >> i certainly appreciated your good letter and i am very happy that you enjoyed your visit here. i told you exactly how i felt with regard to the world situation and all its ramifications. sincerely yours, harry. >> in november of 1947, within days of rabbi thurman's white house visit, the united nations general assembly passed the now famous resolution calling for palestine to be partitioned between arabs and jews. the arab world immediately rejected the partition plan, fighting broke out and continued through the many months ahead. in may of 1948, rabbi thurman traveled again to the white house and just 24 hours before bengorian was declared a state, the rabbi always wanted to speak up, sent another letter to the white house. >> my visit with you last week is now a most cherished memory. it's a deep faith which your words inspired in me that the courageous sons and daughters of israel wi

try to create space for trance people so my dear he she is op. we have spoken but a lot of there it was you are assuming it is well so it fits very her legacy specially for our young and young black women in brazil it's not to be threatening and my d.h. was very very venice for us very. young and the same time sure as a very kind person and i think her legacy. the way they're. being silenced and him are especially in the country they're better women are she was traveling and should be treated as human beings so her legacy is you know far as it's something that can martin be raise it i'm sure. that people are numerous you are trying to create fake news about her a lot of things they are saying about her that are not true but i had our audience speak. as as we're on it at a t.v. right now what's not true what's a fake needs but he talking about. are there saying that he was you know a drug dealer or something like their car she was married to their their trust killed because she was and for all that we have. the choir americanised zero you know he

i owe this and so much more to have for they th movies and douglas, my dear dearream this.g inthliteam li churchill who has been marvelous hat be described as an incredible journey and traveling that road with me and being at my side. thank you, alfie, gallie charlie, william, my remarkable remarkable fellow nominees and my dear friend out there, denzel. an obviously, i'm not gng know, the ski. i woul thank my olderca thaxtane'er sofa. i say to my mother thank you for your love andsupport. put the kettle on. i'm bringing oscar home. >> so, who would like to begin today? >> i'm going to tell >>our dreams and then you grow up. >> and i'm tired. >> problem is it's the only thing i ever felt good doing. >> now i'm sure of one thing, at least. >> i want to be perfect. >> practically perfect in every day. >> nearly missed it but we've got our chance. >> you can thank me later. >> i may h my tiny faults. >> i'm loud vulg >> ay >> i'm good atwork.>> oh, you betcha. >> god, i love you. >> snap out of it. >> what is the matter with you? >> you don't know me. >> you with your smug fac

here's katie holmes in "dear dictator" take a look at this. >> guess what? >> what?guess in his country, there's more doctors per capita than any other country in the whole world. can you believe that? >> yeah, that's 'cause all the idiots who get rejected from med school here, go there. >> why do you have to be such a a downer? anton thinks that i can do it, and, you know, i feel really good about my knowledge of teeth. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: katie holmes, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "dear dictator" opens friday, march 16th. we'll be right back with brian tyree henry. stick around everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ wow! ♪ here's an invitation to the whole wide world, ♪ ♪ from your brother to your sister ♪ ♪ to your best friend's girl, ♪ don't bring that bad day with cha, ♪ ♪ leave it at the door. ♪ if you got money in your pocket, ♪ ♪ it don't mean nothing, if you ain't where it is. ♪ ♪ if you ain't where it is. ♪ ♪ we're almost there. ohhh. she's coming! stall. my video call's lagging. mom? surprise! surprise! hold up. hold up. we got a laggy video call

is up to my dear you whose will tell you probably a metal professional thumb if.no pressure you give of the ship but having a bizarre buffet is just a lawyer for there is a bomb copy of the directive down the to the ideas that is the blood. what if still there were a lot of people here but then in a couple of hours the atmosphere here at this event started to change and became distinctly political now there was a group of people that started to shout at different slogans they were protesting against the current russian. government there were also calling for the governor of the region this is where the treasure is easy to place to just step down earlier any other event took place by the walls of the kremlin we were as well a lot of people came there bringing flowers and lighting candles it is a very difficult moment for the whole country as this horrible tragedy has shaken everyone not only in the country but around the world today's been declared a national day of mourning here in russia more than thirty cities have already held vigils in the past twenty four hou

my dear mother soon it will be time for us to say farewell forever. the hardest part leaving my little hands is already behind me. promise me for his sake stay brave and strong. i'm going to my big hands now. i hope that little hans has inherited the best in both of us. when you hold him to your breast your child will always be with you much nearer than i can be to you now. i hope little hands will grow up tough and strong. with the warm open hearted helpful down to earth character of his father. we loved each other very much and love guided our actions . my dear mother and my little hans all my love surrounds you always. be brave the way i'm trying to be brave always your daughter hilda. the sentence was carried out on the same day hilda copy wrote that letter to her mother . hitler rejected her request for clemency in july one nine hundred forty three. a guillotine was used to behead hilda copy at glistens a prison on august fifth one thousand nine hundred three. khans copy jr was raised by his grandmother. and was always aware that his parents were

he remain as rearly dear friend. he is a terrific person and he, as we're in this cab going back to the sears tower where my law office has been, it is now called the willis tower, but still the same office and roger says to me, just promise me one thing. and he said, i said, what's that? don't quit your day job. and i said why? he began to tell me you know thought the book was going to be very successful. and he has seen many people ruined by sudden success. and, i really took what he was saying to heart and, i, in simple terms like if it ain't broke, don't fix it. so i managed to write this novel while working full-time. i had a spell away from the law to finish it but i liked being a lawyer, which, you know, many lawyers don't, but i still found it really interesting, and i sort of wanted to go through the experience that i could see descending on me, which is literally going from being somebody riding on commuter train in unfinished basement of the house i was living in, suddenly being author of a megahit best-se

dear dearest year the year they were free didn't russia will find out who did it and personal i think it was ukraine who did that. ukraine would you once russia to clash with the rest of the world. in a major city like washington d.c. we're fortunate to be within a stone's throw of a local hospital at all times while in rome. america a local hospital is about as close as you know. right now. but despite the fact rural hospitals are literally the only game in their town they're still in danger of closing their doors and their owners are desperately looking for people to buy them but there's something fishy going on with the sale of these hospitals for more on this we turn to our senior med school dropout now immature. was what's going on here really well eighty three world hospitals closing in the last eight years i've decided to do my part to solve this problem in my rural hospital in colorado even though the hospital's only doctor is moving in on our territory but i think she'll come around pretty sure that's dr quinn medicine woman was. exactly as her judgment over yours i mean of y

i'm sad to see my dear friend leave. but i know his legacy and presence will be felt in this chamber, in mississippi, across the country for generations to come. i will enjoy looking to photographs of my dear friend taken in vermont and mississippi

fassbinder who was about to start filming the marriage of my dear brown decided to get involved using a documentary style he filmed an argument with his mother about democracy and the treatment of the terrorists. i see pretty much. in mogadishu and i just walked us through exactly what's going to speak. yeah. i think i was in style i thought yes i'll. just have a cottage just a few more conscious self cottage just such a sad get she's met often even to let me see said yes let me start with this defendant dynamite i think it's a question of my not my folks e o o o time's up michelle enbom of it's up sadly and as i can see trying to. kinds i feel if you meet me i'm coming to my high pitched a fit you go in there a sham that anyone who deviated in any way from the norm was immediately a red army faction sympathizer. that's why shouldn't go off and the others made that film to highlight that climate it wasn't just the red army faction that was frightening it was german society and the german state as well before i don't know what do you mean it's not us it's not just us two that almihdhar

this new become is from the person who was the communications director from the campaign called "dearsident: an open letter to the women that will run the world." it is a small book. it's a fearless little book. let me read you something. palmie palmieri writes, quote, it's election night around 10:00 p.m. i'm in a small suite. on the 10th floor of the peninsula hotel that's been set up as work space for the staff. my colleague huma abedin sat down next to me to ask me about the latest returns. what are you saying? i'm saying there is a very good chance donald trump will be the next president of the united states. huma nods. i recognize it. it's the same nod i gave when robbie mook, our campaign manager called me the night of caucus when we were predicted to win by as many as six points saying he thought we would win but it would be really, really, really close and maybe i should come to the headquarters and the same nod hillary gave ten days earlier when i woke the news that comey had re-opened the e-mail investigation and the same nod i gave when robbie pulled me aside just two hour

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do you feel safe at the school or dear friends feel safe? guest: to be honest, we have had where the our school police have been involved in we have had parents calling up to the school concerned that they need to, get their students because they are scared that these threats are serious and something is going to happen again. incidentswe have had in our class. there was a huge bank outside and everyone started to get under the tables because we did not know what the noise was. we were scared that it was a shooter in our school. no, i do not feel safe. that has nothing to do with our administration, they are doing everything they can. it is a larger problem. do not think any schools are as safe as they need to be. everyone needs to remember that it can happen anywhere. on everywhere, that is why we need this change. to the viewers who have called in who have said, they believe that this is being funded, perpetuated by people wi .h a partisan bend that this is being perpetuated by people who have an agenda. what do you say to them? guest: i'v

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those of you who don't know the general from louisiana, he is a dear, dear friend of mine. i am going to tell you one of the many jeff landry is stories i can tell and one of the few i can share in public. we used to go over to his condominium after work. and sometimes you sit around and watch the football game, drink beer, or whatever. one day we get over there, and he had run out of beer. all he had was margaritas, and i am not a margarita drinker. he said they are the best ever. try them. i said jeff, i think there's something wrong. he said what? he said, my margarita is the best margarita ever. two of jeff, i drank these and i cannot feel the left side of my face. he said you drank two and you feel none be able to of your phase. jeff had a snow boarding accident, tell him he should drink plenty of margaritas. he won't be able to feel any of despite what you have read, i am pretty sure i am not the devil. all of the stuff you have read about me, i think you should take with a grain of salt. most of the stuff you read in the newspaper and see on the news is not entirely

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the children our dear it isn't a matter of how many are dead now unless we change something hundreds of others could die no matter how long this turn here no matter how loud we shout no one will hear us. landed here in camera morning you laid flowers to the vigil and he spoke to some of the citizens to comfort them in the moment of their loss he called what happened the shopping mall on sunday it was sort of criminal negligence he said this wasn't a war so people weren't supposed to die in this place it was supposed to be a place specifically designed to lead people quickly away if any emergency should arise and clearly that was not the case so he promised justice he promised that everyone responsible will be punished as they deserve and the russian investigative committee is looking into the tragedy on its side they have detained five people in connection with this no charges have been pressed yet but we are questioning five people including the owner of the shopping mall and the fire safety chief there have also detained one of the security guards because they believe it was him wh

what i did not have twice in my life, no dignity at all as a human being, i was at the mercy of the dear leader, the dictator, the corrupt exploiter of the people, what was about to happen. so i entered the courtroom. there are so many other soon to become citizens taking oath when i took the oath of citizenship, raised my hand and i took the oath. and then i was given a green certificate and it said on the top of the certificate, "certificate of naturalization and citizenship." to my ey, anthat thstory in this book, to my eyes, that was not the certificate of citizenship. that was the certificate of human dignity. - right. - now i have the dignities that i never had. - yeah. - it is that story that we try to tell in this book. - and that story and those that surround it are so moving and obviously you know, you have told this story many times. it never fails to move you i'm sure and it doesn't fail to move me or anybody else who hears it because at the end of the day, your belief that your life would be better in this country is what the immigrant experience - of course. - is about. and

let his whole life show, dear god, a singleness of goal.he comes, as he will come, with those quiet as a glow, i will understand that he is the man that i prayed for long-ago. and the lord answered every single one of those prayers for mother, and many more. and of course, that little girl, my sisters and my brothers and i call her mama, and the little boy was daddy. and we are grateful that god has brought them back together again for eternity. >> when i was a girl growing up, mother led us in devotions every day, she read the bible and prayed. when dad was home he led family devotions, he read the bible, but he would not just read it. he would stop and make a comment or ask a question. my mother taught me to love reading my bible every day. and my daddy taught me that i was able to think about what i was reading. so about 10 years or 11 years ago when my mother went to heaven, my daddy started asking me to read him the bible. at first it was very intimidating, then it became such a joy. there were times and i would sit in front of my dad,

"dear god, i prayed all unafraid as we are inclined to do.him be like you. i do not need one big and strong or are so very tall, nor need he be a genius or wealthy lord at all. but let his head be high, dear god. and let his eyes be clear. his shoulders straight, but ere his earthly sphere. but oh god, let his face have character and a ruggedness of soul. and let his whole life show, dear god, singleness of gold. and when he comes, as he will come with those quiet eyes aglow, i'll understand that he's the man i prayed for long ago." the lord answered every single one of those prayers that mother and many more. of course that little girl, my sisters and my brothers and i called mom and the little boy was daddy. how grateful that god has brought them back together again for eternity. >> when i was a girl growing up, mother let us do family devotions every day. she read the bible and she prayed and that was that. when daddy was home he led in family devotions, he read the bible but he didn't just read it. my daddy would stop and make a comment,

the children our dear it isn't a matter of how many are dead now unless we change something hundreds of others could die no matter how long we stand here no matter how loud we shout no one will hear us. so you've heard them now of course everyone has a different degree experience we've talked to some survivors yesterday and they one of them told us that in fact security guards were the ones who alarmed them about the situation now of course that happened only after they smelled the smoke. who's in the city right now he called the whole the whole tragedy a result of criminal negligence and in fact promised that anyone that everyone who is responsible for this will be brought to justice you but it's. if you've been watching the program. just a few minutes ago the russian investigative committee they have they have announced some preliminary results today in fact corroborated the claim. fire risk of fire exits were locked they are suspecting that one of the security guards may have switched the fire prevention system off so apparently they think that it was in place it. just was shut do

the award is for the best animated short for dear basketball. it was a movie based on his stories after he retired. he said it felt like winning another championship. look at this. a lot of people joked on social media saying he finally done something better than michael jordan. of course michael jordan tried his shot at hollywood too but didn't win an oscar for the movie space jams. >>> a movie you might see take home a lot of awards at next year's oscars continues to dominate at the box office. >> what happens now? >> what happens to the rest of the world. >> the super hero movie black panther was the number one movie at theaters for the third weekend in a row. it sold another 66 million dollars in tickets. the movie is grossed a half a billion dollars in the u.s. alone. two new films came in after black panther jennifer lawrence movie red sparrow made 17 million. death wish debuted in third place with 13 million dollars in ticket be sales. >>> warrior center mcgee took kids to see black panther. they within the to the grand lake theater in oa

first, john who is to the publisher at -- and a dear dear friend to this day. and early on jonathan and i had almost a mystical relationship. we would sit usually in a hotel room in new york, and john would turn every page of the manuscript. he would have his own notes, his own sort of free association and oppression. sometimes he was questioning the word. sometimes he questioned a whole paragraph. sometimes that led us into a discussion about an arc in the book. sometimes we both sit there and go you know, i like that. do you like that? i like that a lot. and it was wonderful and, of course, the problem is that people recognize johnson's talent and put them in charge of the publishing house and it was much, much harder for him to do that. and then work with grand central and dad wasn't much different kind of editor. she was sort of terrier life in the sense that she figured out what the problem was in the book and then told me to solve it. [laughing] and if i solved it that was okay, but if i didn't solve it, it wasn't okay. she would toss it back, as it were,

dear acting director, "the new york times" reported senior advisor to the family businesses received over half a billion dollars in private loans from two financial companies shortly after their executives met with mr. kushner in the white house. i respectfully request you provide an advisory opinion on the matters and this member of congress lays out the concerns, raised in this article about jared kushner not being ding di divested. having personally guaranteed loans to a private business while he's serving as a white house official. meeting with potential investors and creditors in the business entities while in a position to do favors for them as a white house official. quote, do these actions by mr. kushner constitute a breach of his ethical obligations to the american people? thank you for your attention to this matter. i look forward to your response. sincere sincerely, democratic member of congress from the eighth district of illinois. he says i look forward to your response, does he really think he's going to get a response to this? he has. and it comes with a big surprise.

there's his partnership with his dear friend senator leahy on the farm-to-school program. the list just keeps growing. when he first ran for the senate in 1978, tha d's thump speech included a line that mississippians deserve add senator who would work full-time -- full-time for them. they certainly got one. thad didn't come to washington to win prays or hog the limelight. this man served in the senate for seven terms and only appeared on "meet the press" twice. no, thad had other business to attend to. he spent his 39 years in this body working full-time for students and educators, full-time for farmers and ranchers, full-time to deliver funding for our brave service members and veteran whose returned home. it is rare even in the halls of government to meet someone as influential as senator thad cochran. it is even rarer to meet someone as kind, as even-tempered, and as concerned for the welfare of others. and it's almost unheard of that that same man would be both. that's just who thad is. he wrote the book on composure under pressure. he served as the careful custodian

, why would they hold bridges and citizen ship so hold bridges and citizen ship so dear? be that it is something that amounts to a birth right. they were dual nationals so they held british citizenship and the citizenship of another state. that doesn't allow oui’ another state. that doesn't allow our government to take away one of those citizenships, one of those nationalities, you can never leave somebody stateless but if you are a dual nationalfirm somebody stateless but if you are a dual national firm that is something thatis dual national firm that is something that is a possibility. the maintenance of british citizenship would have increased the likelihood of them potentially facing trial in the uk. it could have been the argument that they think they would have faced a fairer trial here than would be available elsewhere. the arguable —— the argument from people in government is there will be no public appetite for these men being brought back to the uk, the uk would have to shoulder the burden and the cost of their trial and imprisonment. we heard last month the def

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he'll its divisions and start living up to the values it claims to hold so dear. to your own past who welcome to comfort zone thank you very much the e.u. spends a lot of time talking about human rights how come it does so little to uphold the well you know it's a question of value of a club. they were you know posted at the entrance door whoever wanted to become a member of the club would have to abide by them but they don't. they don't think i would agree with you shelly say the attractiveness of the european union has been affected by the crisis by conflicts around and today there is not so much enthusiasm as it used to be in late ninety's the beginning of the two thousand but you. trumpet human rights and everything that said in all the documents and you lie think pull down you let people down consider this just give you an example last june greece was able to block a european union statement at the un that would have criticized china's human rights record why because it's received massive investment from beijing and what's new to that what's new to that is yo

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