president, dear donald trump, dear melania, dear bridget, dear distinguished guests, thank you for youranco-american friendship with this state visit, the first of your presidency, which bears witness to the strength of the bonds that unites our two countries. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> but first of all, please allow me to join your condolences, addressed to -- by the french people to the canadian people and to express our deepest sympathy to president bush and his family. it is in this sad moment as well and in this terrible circumstances that we stand together. [ speaking foreign language ] >> two centuries ago it was laugh fayette who was welcome -- lafayette who was welcomed here to the united states 30 years after the war of independence. at the time he spent almost 14 months amongst you and my stay will be shorter but it is of special importance to and to all my fellow citizens who, for a long time, have had powerful and sincere feelings for your people, mr. president. [ speaking foreign language ] >> in america i saw more than america. indeed,

president, dear donald trump, dear melania, dear bridget, dear distinguished guests, thank you for your warm welcome and for honoring france and the franco-american friendship with this state visit, the first of your presidency, which bears witness to the strength of the bonds that unites our two countries. [ speaking foreign language ] >> but first of all, please allow me to join your condolences, addressed to -- by the french people to the canadian people and to express our deepest sympathy to president bush and his family. it is in this sad moment as well and in this terrible circumstances that we stand together. [ speaking foreign language ] >> two centuries ago it was laugh fayette who was welcome -- lafayette who was welcomed here to the united states 30 years after the war of independence. at the time he spent almost 14 months amongst you and my stay will be shorter but it is of special importance to me and to all my fellow citizens who, for a long time, have had powerful and sincere feelings for your people, mr. president. [ speaking foreign language ] >> in america i saw more t

so dear were you to her. so here we have louise, and i don't have a magic minute, so this is not an eight-hour prepsition. in high heels. although i'd love to do that for louise any time. but let me just make some wishes. i wish you could have all been in rochester for louise's memorial service. to her -- hear her grandchildren talk about her. as a grandmother, myself, any time i go to a service now, i think, what do the grandchildren think? what do they know about their grandmother? how much -- do they know how much their grandmother loved them? louise's grandchildren do and did. hopefully we'll be hearing more from them. they spoke magnificently about her personally. ot so great about her cooking. wouldn't you say? not that day anyway. but anyway. they just loved her so much. and she was about the future. but she had a tremendous respect for the past as well. and so when many of us visited her in rochester, we'd go to susan b. anthony's home to see where so much of women's rights began, she'd take us across

president, dear donald, dear melania, thank you, thank you for honoring france, me and my wife and the french delegation with this whichstate visit, commemorates the quality of our two countries. in turn, please allow me to raise my glass. president macron: [speaking in french] >> [translation] please allow me to raise my glass to all of our fellow citizens on both sides of the ocean who fought for our values. please allow me to raise my glass. we have to be up to the debts that we owe them and up to the sacrifice. please allow me to raise my lass to the iraq couple -- irrevocable friendship between france and the united states. [applause] announcer: in his weekly address, president trump talks about prescription drug abuse and opioid addiction. senator jean shaheen gives the democrat -- jeanne shaheen gives the democratic weekly address. she talks about health care law. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] trump: it is great to be with you. i want to talk about opioid addiction, which claimed hundreds of lives every day in 2016.

president macron: [speaking french[ french]king translator: president trump, dear melania, dear bridgetmonsieurs, thank you for your warm welcome and welcoming france for this first state of your presidency, which shows the true bond of our two countries. translator: [translation in french] translator: first, please allow me to join your condolences addressed to the french people, to the canadian people, and to give our deepest sympathies to president bush and his family. it is a sad moment as well. and it is in these sad attacks that we stand together. -- nslation in french] translator: [speaking french] -- president macron: [speaking french] translator: two centuries ago it was lafayette who was welcomed here to the united states, 30 years after the war of independence. at the time, he spent almost 14 months among you. unfortunately, my stay will be shorter, but it is of special importance to me, and to all my citizens who have had powerful influence for your people, mr. president. president macron: [speaking french] indeed,or: in america, we acknowledge democracy itself to inspire th

president dear donald, dear melania, thank you, thank you for honoring wife and thed my french delegation with this first french visit. which commemorates the quality of our two countries. in turn, please allow me to raise my glass. president macron: [speaking in french] >> [translation] please allow me to raise my glass to all of our fellow citizens on both sides of the ocean who fought for our values. please allow me to raise my glass. debtse to be up to the that we owe them an up to the sacrifice. please allow me to raise my glass to the friendship between france and the united states. [applause] good evening from washington. tonight at the white house president trump and melania trump are hosting their first state dinner. the guest of honor, french president emmanuel macron and his wife, bridget macron. 120 people received an invitation for the festivity and

president, dear donald, dear me land yarks thank you, thank you for honoring france, for honoring me and brigitte and the french delegation with this first state visit. which is commensurate to the quality and the level of the bones between our two -- bonds between our two chris and please allow me to raise my -- countries and please allow know aise my glass. please allow me to raise my glass to all our fellow citizens on both sides of the ocean who vote for our values. please allow me to raise my glass. we have to be up to the debt and -- that we owe them and up to their sacrifice. please allow me it raise my glass to the friendship, the unbreakable friendship between france and the united states. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> french president macron wrapping up his state visit to washington today. with a speech before a joint meeting of congress this morning. you can find that at cspan.org. you'll also be -

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president, dear donald trump, dear melania, dear bridget, dear distinguished guests.our warm welcome and for honoring france and the american/france friendship with this state visit the first of your presidency which bears witness of the strength of the bonds that unites our two countries. [ speaking in french ] >> translator: but first of all, please allow me to join your condolences addressed to by the french people to the canadian people and to express our deepest sympathy to president bush and his family. it is in this sad moment as well and in this terrible circumstances and against these attacks that we stand together. [ speaking in french ] >> translator: two centuries ago it was lafayette who was welcomed here but to the united states, 30 years after the war of independence. at the time he spent almost 14 months amongst you and fortunate unfortunately my stay will be shorter but it is important to me and all my fellow citizens who for a long time had had powerful and sincere feelings for your people, mr. president. [ speaking in french ] >> translator: in amer

president, dear donald trump, dear melania, dear distinguished guests, thank you for your warm welcome and for honoring france and the franco-american friendship with this state visit, the first of your presidency, which bears witness to the strength of this century-old bonds that unites our two countries. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: first of all, please allow me to join your condolences addressed by the french people. to the canadian people. and to express our deepest sympathy to president bush and his family. it is in this sad moment as well and in this terrible circumstances and against these attacks that we stand together. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: two centuries ago, it was lafayette who was welcomed here. to the united states, 30 years after the war of independence. at the time, he spent almost 14 months amongst you. and fortunately, my stay will be shorter, but it is of special importance to me and to all my fellow citizens who for a long time have had powerful and s sincere feelings for your people, mr. president. [ speaking foreign language ]

she's now reunited with her dear husband bob. sharing the -- chairing the rules committee from up high. louise still rules. thank you. [applause] ms. delauro: we are all f.o.l., friends of louise. i'm rosa delauro, i represent the third district of connecticut. you know, we all still look for her on the floor. we do. off in the aisle seat there she was. she would hold court in that aisle seat. i remember one of my first memories, and my last memory with louise. before i came to congress i traveled with her to mick rag what, el salvador and costa rica as part of countdown 1987 the campaign to end military funding to the nicaragua contras. we won that fight and we cut off military aid. and while we were in nicaragua, we met clandestinely in the middle of the night with the rebels. on our way to a meeting the next day, we were waiting for an elevator. it was endless. it was endless. but then someone explained to us that the elevator was overworked because it was the only elevator in nicaragua. we looked at one another and we said, w

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so dear were you to her. so here we have louise, and i don't have a magic minute, so this is not an eight-hour prepsition. in high heels. although i'd love to do that for louise any time. but let me just make some wishes. i wish you could have all been in rochester for louise's memorial service. to her -- hear her grandchildren talk about her. as a grandmother, myself, any time i go to a service now, i think, what do the grandchildren think? what do they know about their grandmother? how much -- do they know how much their grandmother loved them? louise's grandchildren do and did. hopefully we'll be hearing more from them. they spoke magnificently about her personally. ot so great about her cooking. wouldn't you say? not that day anyway. but anyway. they just loved her so much. and she was about the future. but she had a tremendous respect for the past as well. and so when many of us visited her in rochester, we'd go to susan b. anthony's home to see where so much of women's rights began, she'd take us across

i'm so disappointed. 0h dear, oh dear. in these supporters association shop, we met this 91—year—old who has just won championship fan of the season. watching sunderland make you happy? not really, no. knowing the position we are in, people are hurt. you know, it fuzzy weekend. just hurts, it hurts. —— you know, it spoils your weekend. i should confess i'm not entirely impartial, i have been a sunderland fan for the whole of my life will. this is my uncle colin, one of the happiest people i have ever known. as the football this season made you happy? no. the football has been horrible this season, very disappointing and i'm really upset with it. he's not the only one. so does football make us happy or sad? professor peter dalton who supports newcastle has been studying football and happiness using an app, he asked fa ns to and happiness using an app, he asked fans to rate how they were feeling out of one to 100 before and after a game. you are twice as unhappy when your team loses as you are happy when your team wins. 0n y

oh oh daddy dear daddy plays a way where you have a good. lick down south now. claim to know all. he was. leaving. town. he. didn't steal or still leave. the. you never know what's around the corner never know what's in the pub even to walk into excitement it's that not knowing that's where the adrenaline in much comes from. some good news and news political machine and the extremes will support. the violence in the pub and it's almost a schizophrenia gang culture where you can do all these things and behave badly. important people of course qualify but all. of us both also focus on the loss of. punishment and infirmed. role on policy and thought. i would rather when the fire broke out a really good a poll down down went up a little bit. the meaning in the reason is that at least if you're not on the involves it's constantly evolving and. a fight for many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch put a funnel school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money just kill the loan to spend spend

. >> i'm just joking, dear. richard haass, we certainly the talk of donald trump blowing it at the negotiation table is actually a bit more comforting than where we were three or four months ago worried about 500,000 people dying on the korean peninsula. that said, while we do want piece with north korea, talk about your feelings over the past weekend or so hearing donald trump speak as if he's already managed to get kim jong-un on the deck of the uss missouri in tokyo bay to basically sign the surrender documents. >> everybody needs to take a

and dear louise, she said, honey, do not worry. we got it.ise took me under her wing, taught me not only the rules of the house, but the rules of louise. be cordial. be kind. know your stuff. understand it is a privilege to serve in the house of representatives. always stay true to your word. and fight for what you believe is right. and probably most importantly, laugh, laugh, laugh with your friends. which she and i did a lot. we spent many memorable days and nights together when i was on the rules committee. it was amazing. sometimes 24 hours. you learn a lot about each other then, especially when we're on the passage of the affordable care act. and the lovely thing is, is that her love of her life, bob, her husband, was there, too, sitting in the rules committee. just practically an honorary member of the rules committee. it was so wonderful to see them together, lock eyes. it was wonderful. and louise's leadership kept everyone around her going through those late nights, and her wit helped ease the tense days. you know, louise traced her

if viktor orban in the future succeeds at the election it means it's going to probably continue dear immigration agenda and we're going to continue dear conflicts we are european union of course because a sexist means and impoverishment by the waters so there's going to be probably more coffee to the european union but it could be also happened it's going to be a symptom for european leaders and the try to stop disorder phenomenon before it before other countries would follow this example. people in a district of paris claim that their lives are being ruined by gangs of young migrants they say drugs thefts and fights on the streets make it dangerous to live . in speaking to some of the locals. as you exit the metro in much of paris is. the first thing you notice a groups of young men. locals claim them migrants mostly africa they say they form gangs and generally wreak havoc theft is common and it's clear even the police this area as problematic within minutes were offered advice from an officer. to see police stopping young men and searching their banks. the locals say terrorized by

dear dearest dear dear therefore he didn't find out who did it and . it was you who did. what you want russia to clash with the rest of the world. when you have no clean water no health care no infrastructure those are all symptoms of a greater problem in haiti and that greater problem is imperialism the problem is debt dependency and domination that haiti has had to deal with since it became the first. free republic ruled by black people since eighty four. welcome back tensions have fled in the disputed indian controlled part of kashmir as thousands took to the streets to protest new delhi's rule amid one of the most brutal crackdowns in use. at least twelve militants were killed on sunday in a counterinsurgency operation launched by the indian government the largest so. day death toll since two thousand and eleven and the kashmiris openly support the rebels and tried to help them by engaging in clashes with military forces during the crackdowns himalayan territories disputed by hindu majority india and muslim majority pakistan and has suffered decades of vicious conflic

and with your dear robin. together again.eady hunted down jane austin and has said well how did things turn out with mr. darcy and elizabeth bennett? or knowing barbara, she may be telling jane how things should have turned out. the meantime, until each of our time comes, she would want us to carry on, to live as she lived, fully and deeply, to laugh and laugh often, to love l that god sends our way, to serve one another, the common good, and especially the purposes of god. so leave here today not to grieve but to rejoice. as we leave we will sing by joyful. choice, joyful, we adore thee. barbara would want us to celebrate her great next chapter. she has been raised to new life, for in joyful. joyful, this story you never turn the page and see the two words, the end. arbara bush's story has just begun again, and the best is yet to come as she lives in that holy city of god. begun again, and the best is men. >> please stand. it is the tradition in the episs copal church that we stand to affirm the things we believe. so in cert

and with your dear robin. together again.s is she has already hunted down jane austen and has said, how did things turn out with mr. darcy and elizabeth bennett? or knowing her like we all do, she may be telling jane how things should have turned out. [laughter] until each ofe, our time comes, she would want us to carry on. to live as she lived fully and deeply. to laugh and laugh often. to love all that god sends our way and to serve one another, the common good, and especially the purposes of god. so leave here today not to grieve but to rejoice as we leave. we will sing by barbara's choice, joyful, joyful, we adore thee. she would want us to celebrate her great next chapter. she has been raised to new heights, for in this story, you never turn the page and see the two words, the end. barbara bush's story has just begun again, and the best is yet to come, as she lives in that holy city of god. amen. >> amen. ♪ [singing]n ♪ ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ ♪ [singing] ♪ >> please, stand. the past tradition in couple church that we stand to a

lafayette named his only son after washington as a tribute to respect and love for his dear friend. [translator] president trump: and there at mount vernon, hangen on the wall for all to see is the key to the bastille, a gift from lafayette to washington. this tool of imprisonment had become a symbol of liberty, the desire for freedom that burns brightly in the heart of every french and american patriot. [translator] president trump: this is the divine flame which victor hugo wrote that evil can never holy extinguish and which good can make to glow the splendor. [translator] president trump: this is the flame that spurred american soldiers to join the french on the battlefiel

president, dear donald, dear melania, thank you. thank you for honoring france, honoring me and brigitte in the french delegation with this first state visit which is commensurate to the quality and level of the bonds between our two countries. in turn, please allow me to raise my glass. >> [speaking french] >> translator: please allow me to raise my glass to all our fellow citizens on both sides of the ocean who fought for our values. please allow me to raise my glass. we have to be up to the debt and sacrifice. please allow me to raise my glass to the friendship, the unbreakable friendship between france and the united states. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." the french president macron finished speaking at the white house. the first white house state dinner hosted by president trump and the first lady, melania trump. the u.s. is now making significant diplomatic process on the korean peninsula and all around the world. we will break down remarkable developments put in motion by policies of peace through strength. by the way, someth

and you, my dear -- are you feeling receptive?] >> "those tattered flags that, with the open door, seemed the old wave of battle to remember. while fallen fragments danced upon the floor like dead leaves in december. for, over all, there hung a cloud of fear, a sense of mystery, a spirit daunted." >> please, willie, speak to me. >> call him again. he hears you. >> "and said as plain as whisper in the ear..." >> willie? >> "...the place is haunted." >> please, willie. speak to me. speak to me, willie. speak to me. >> the untried president lincoln faces a baptism of fire in his first year of the war. between the fractured union, his crumbling marriage, and the deaths of family, friends, and thousands of patriotic americans, lincoln struggles to maintain control of a country that is slipping away. to truly save the united states, the president will have to confront the war's true cause, the existence of slavery, and give meaning to the deaths of so many of its sons. steve: good evening and welcome to the next revolution. i'm steve hi

this weekend you have a chance do that because there's a great need for >> dear people of the world, we need to do better. we need to open our eyes and look around. >> and to do that is really easy. you don't have to open your wallet. some times all you have to do is you look great today or you do so much for other people let me buy you a cup of coffee. it's little things we can do. that's a hash tag people been using. saturday is the 11th annual pay it forward day. you could do something for somebody else. who knows what kind of chain reaction this might have. >> last year 2017 there were 17 million documented acts of kindness. to tell us more about it we have u.s. pay it forward ambassador to tell us all about it. welcome to the when you were in your 20s you had a stoke. tell us about that quickly. >> it's one of those thins you never expect is going happen. it became something that's a blessing. it's kind of my pact with god to say if i can get a second chance what can i do to get a second chance? >> what are some of the easiest examples of people showing acts of kindness? >> to b

now it's a privilege here to speak about my dear friend, our colleague, louise slaughter. i used to call her not louise, but as her family knows, and rochesterians know, weezy, out of great love and affection. i see her three wonderful daughter, megan, amy, robin, louise's seven grandchildren, her great-grandson, the light of her life. what a legacy. now, weezy may have been born in kentucky, but she was a new yorker through and through. she never backed down from a challenge, never backed away from a fight, and certainly as we all know was never afraid to speak her mind. that's what made her such a tireless and effective champion for the people of upstate and western new york. her absence will be felt not only by her staff and family and colleagues gathered here today, but also by her constituents, and all of us in the new york delegation for whom louise accomplished so much. of course, louise, the tireless fighter, was also beloved. she loved rochester. and rochester loved her. from one corner of monroe county to the other, she was simply and belovedly known as louise. w

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a reunion with her parents, with your parents, sir, and with your dear robin together again., to live as she lived fully and deeply, to laugh and laugh often, to love all that god sends our way and to serve one another, the common good and especially the purposes of god. so leave here today not to grieve but rejoice. joyful, joyful we adore thee. barbara would want us to celebrate her next chapter. she has been raised to new life for in this story you never turn the page and see the two words, the end. barbara bush's story has just begun again and the best is yet to come as she lives in that holy city of god. amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please stand. it is the tradition in the episcopal church we stand affirm to that i think so we believe. i invite you to turn to top of page 6 and together let's reaffirm the faith that we share with our dear barbara bush by saying the creed, i believe in god, the father almighty, maker of heaven and earth and in jesus christ only son our lord who was conceived by the holey ghost, born by the virgin mary,

president , the first lady, dear melania, ladies and gentlemen, dear friends. be here with you in the white house for the dinner surrounded by friends. >> translator: this white house, full of history that the british burned down. i say this in the most amicable way, that james munro had the brilliant idea of decorating with french furniture. in fact, he was a former ambassador to paris.

dear dearest here the year they were free didn't russia will find out who did it and. it was ukraine who did that. for you once russia to clash with the rest of the world. when you have no clean water no health care no infrastructure those are all symptoms of a greater problem in haiti and that greater problem is imperialism the problem is dead dependency and domination that haiti has had to deal with since it became the first. free republic ruled by black people since a cio for. over a dozen palestinians are injured on a second day of clashes at the gaza border as israeli soldiers use live bullets to drones with tear gas accusing the protestors of inciting riots. american diplomatic staff leave the u.s. consulate in st petersburg ahead of the official closure on sunday as the standoff escalates over the poisoning of former spy service in the u.k. . and french police fire water cannon until a gas of protesters letting off flares during a demonstration over the expulsion of environmental scorches from the city of known .

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i don't believe you'll remain a fascist and i'm not mad at you the one wrote back dear rudy that. years later he took his own life in prison by suffocating himself with a plastic bag. was given an entry permit to england on his way there he had his first epileptic fit a consequence of the shooting the university of cambridge admitted him as a graduate student but england had had a conservative government says nine hundred seventy read rudy lost his residence permit again good stuff fought on his behalf but to no avail the church has had to leave england. on the twenty first of february nine hundred seventy one they arrived in denmark the university of our who's had offered her a position as an academic assistant. he gave a press conference to satisfy the media but it wasn't enough. when his v.w. started heading towards al israel he was followed by a press convoy. alledge field was a remote farm around thirty kilometers from our house it was home to a commune which was now joined by a retired revolutionary. would never really get to know the people he lived with he never learned da

on the back of her letters i always write, dear mr.tman, if this letter gets lost, don't return it to me, send it to heaven because it's going to my angel. she spelled prison p-r-i-z-o-n. these emotions aren't good for me in here. they're not helping me. that's weakness, i don't want to show it. i'm so scared to let those people see who i really am inside. scared maybe they'll make fun of me for it or hate me for it. tattooed-up gangster that cries in his cell every night. >>> coming up -- >> how can you even remotely be able to justify that to me? you better hope he don't die. >> is he still in the hospital? >> yes. >> reality sinks in for the two assailants. and for lester stokes. >> you're the most beautiful girl in the world and nothing could ever change that. you're special, baby girl. i love you with all my heart. -if you told me a year ago where i'd be right now... aah! ...i would have said you were crazy. but so began the year of me. i discovered the true meaning of paperless discounts... and the indescribable rush of saving dr

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