dr. alexander campbell. alex, to those who love him, he's of christ reform church in anderson, south carolina. in 2007, dr. campbell and his family moved from columbia south carolina, anderson, to become the senior pastor of christ anderson, south has served the carolina. his masters of divinity in 2001. and his doctorate oministry from reform theological seminary in charlotte, north carolina, in 2015. in addition, he's a chaplain and south carolina state guard where he faithfully serves and is wearing his uniform today. he's married to his wonderful wife, nancy, his children, some of which are joining us in the gallery for this special moment. i'm proud to join dr. campbell on the floor of the people's house and thank him for his service to his god, his country, and his community. may god continue to bless him and his family, the state of south carolina, and the united states of america. and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further one-minute requests on eac

dr alexander phenomena kills the g. seven summit in canada thank you very much for that update from there. now head of the summit thousands of protesters have been gathering in quebec city that's about a two hour drive away from the resort where g seven leaders will be meeting soon now the anger is directed all the political leaders and their lack of action on crucial issues which affect people's lives. as world leaders gather in a luxury resort town this in a new woman wants them to remember the indigenous people who lived in canada first . the sixty two year old says they should be focusing on how to stop ravaging the mountains and cutting down trees on the reserve where she lives. i want the leaders to stop selling our lands because we still need to go into our forests and practice our incest all rights to go fishing to go hunting to go pick wild fruits. she's joining protesters in the first demonstration against the summit taking place in quebec. that's instilled in the us is a march bringing together a wide range o

dr. alexander koejen is lecturer at the department of psychology at the university of camidge who designed the controversial personality test app that collected user data of facebook's consenting users and their friends. facebook alleges that he violated their policies by sharing information with cambridge analytica, and his testimony will provide additional perspective from for the subcommittee's consideration related to the recent scandal. mr. askan soltanis an technology expert with soltani llc. with more than 20 years experience as a consultant and researcher focused on technology, privacy and behavior economics, he served as a technical expert to a number of consumer protection agencies, including the ftc and states attorney general. he recently served as the chief technologist of the ftc, where he led a number of investigations into technology and internet companies. additionally, david suer a professor of mathematics at upsula university in sweden, has anal of these issues related to cambridge analytica scandal. although he could not appear today, he has submitted written testimony

dr. alexander cogen designed the controversial app that collected user data of the consenting users and theirriends. facebook alleges that he violated their ease by sharing information and his testimony will provide additional information. sultani is an expert with all taney -- sultani. experted as a technical to number of agencies including the ftc. he recently served as the chief technologist where he led a number of investigations to technology and internet companies. additionally, david sumpter, professor of medics at a swedish university, although he could not appear today he has made it written testimony for the record titled " why the facebook data could not be used to target personality for the united states election. " i look forward to hearing the testimony of these expert witnesses that i turn to my memberue, the ranking senator blumenthal of connecticut. sen. blumenthal: thank you. my thanks to you for your leadership in having this hearing and to our witnesses for being here. one of the central challenges of thetimes is becoming potential threats posed by the internet. data broke

dr. alexander cogan was selected by cambridge analytica to lead the harvesting operation and over 80 million suects had their data misappropriated. this could be one of the largest breaches of facebook's data. originally, contractors had also worked on pro-russian -- in eastern europe. cambridge analytica set up focus groups and polling on american views on the putif vladimin and nsiosm in eastern europe. dr. cogan was also working on russian state funded research project. the russian project in sync perch -- st. petersburg -- cambridge analytica -- we were also in close contact with executives at one of russia's largest oil companies. they presented them with information outlining their experience with american data assets. facebook knew about cambridge analytica's scheme since 2015. bre, they threatened to sue ory the gudian and sue me. it reveals the unrestrained power technology companies can exercise over ordinary citizens when a person's entire online resins can be so quickly and so thoroughly eliminated from existence. there is no check on this power. it raises a serious question for

witnesses say alexander minord dr a backpack began shouting about god and jumped two fences before the secret service moved in with guns drawn. witnheses say t were tensehe moments as officers approached the man. >> yes, as soon as the officer saw hime was challenging them. did he have his hands in the air >> yeah, his hands out next to him like this wch the officers stayed calm and c slow loser and closer to him until other officers came up from the back. >> reporter: secret service agents arrested minor, he's facing unlawful entry as foris backpack? well, agented didn't f anything dangerous >>> ff fresh o the stanley cup e victor washington capitals are looking f a newheadcoach, barry trotz announced his resignation. >> this wa f a good puor a lot of caps fans, the capitals won their first ever stanley cup and now the future for the team is uncertain when you talk about emthe big announct that came down about 3:00, some people saying it't really isn as big of a surprise if follow everything. of course, trotz said the resume won tresident's trophy twice during the tenure but before th

making their way to the international space station true includes dr serene on chancellor from nasa . from roscoe's lost and alexander garrets from east now for the american and the russian this will be their first trip into space but for gears this is already his second time around and he'll be taking over a station commander on the i.s.i. . the three have been training intensely for months together now and according to garrett twitter some of the exercises are less than pleasant. for the astronauts social media is a way to connect with the earth even from so far away. and eager to share the news. with everybody who's interested down there and i. would write out there on the on the trends. the most and work with the big secret positions with people out there apparently actual antigravity is easier to handle than the training required in order to prepare for it during their six month stay on the station that's really will be carrying out over three hundred experiments ranging from topics on the effects of space on human bones to robotics to quantum physics and the hope is that the results of those tests will one day

high spirits and now finally after a long wait and much anticipation dr syrian un chancellor so they get a quote give and alexander groups are all making their way to the international space station for their six month stay now it takes less than ten minutes for them to reach earth's orbit will be for the next two days before they dock with the station on friday now of course once they get there they'll get straight to work conducting hundreds of experiments on the world's first and only zero gravity lab. reports now from the cosmodrome in kazakhstan that's how the news is looking so i thought today we're going to be back with more few as usual and thirty five. seemed wrong but all wrong just don't call. me cold yet to stamp out disdain because that's ok and it gains from it because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. at the plate for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill the narrowness and spending to get

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their way to the international space station to trail includes dr serrano and chancellor from nasa so the approach from roscoe's most and alexander gerstner from east to now for the american and the russian this will be their first trip into space but for garrett this is already his second time around and he'll be taking over a station commander on the i asked us the three have been training intensely for months together now and according to garrett twitter some of the exercises are less than pleasant. for the astronauts social media is a way to connect with the earth even from so far away. and. to share that. with everybody was. right there on the on the trains during their six month stay on the station that's real will be carrying out over three hundred experiments ranging from topics on the effects of space on human bones to robotics to quantum physics and the hope is that the results of those tests will one day be able to benefit those of us way down here on earth but it's not all work and no play the world cup may be taking place on earth but the results will be followed in space as well or better riding on the outcome of th

their way to the international space station the true includes dr serrano and chancellor from nasa so the approach for moscow's most and alexander guest from east to now for the american and the russian this will be their first trip into space but for gareth this is already his second time around and he'll be taking over as station commander on the i asked us that's really have been training intensely for months together now and according to garrett twitter some of the exercises are less than pleasant. for the astronauts social media is a way to connect with the earth even from so far away. and. shared. with everybody was. right there on the on the trains. the most and were. the conversations. apparently actual antigravity is easier to handle than the training required in order to prepare for it during their six month stay on the station that's really will be carrying out over three hundred experiments ranging from topics on the effects of space on human bones to robotics to quantum physics and the hope is that the results of those tests will one day be able to benefit those of us way down here on earth but it's not all work and

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the german astronaut alexander guest and since colleagues were greeted by astronauts on board the i.s.o.'s to applaud from staff and family members of the european space agency dr garst is accompanied by an american and a russian colleague he will take command of the i assess in just a few months. congrats about your up to date. on. the whole d w one of. fourteen so cause global insights the news out for local heroes. w made for mines.

dr. jeffrey mazim and his wife know what it's like to be separated from their son. 27-year-old alexander was shot and killed in february just miles from here. the suspect is illegal alienor necessary co-martinez who is still on the loose. thought to be perhaps in mexico. dr. jeffrey mazin joins us to share his story. i want to give you a hug. >> thank you, bless for the opportunity to be with you. >> tell me about what happened to your son. we've been hearing about, we are e like dacao and auschwitz, like newt gingrich said a lot of people hate this country. the pain of the families that have suffered at the hands of cartels, hit-and-run, dui, is ignored by the left and most of the media. i refuse to ig these stories, i want to hear about alexander. >> alexander was a very, very special individual. he was fitness oriented. he was a very ridgeous young man. he loved his god, he loved his country, quite the patriot. quite the patriot. he was a small businessman. he was a good heart, if you would. and this gentleman, the young man, alexander, was everybody's model if you would. he had been d

moment german astronaut alexander garris and his colleagues were greeted on the board, onboard the iss to applause from staff and family members at the european space agency on earth. drrris is accompanied by an american and russian colleague and will take command of the iss in a few months. the mission will see the group carry out hundreds of experiments that are not possible on earth. we wish them the best of luck. you are up-to-date. i am sarah kelly, thank you for watching. hope to see you again. have a great day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ zñvpx]ççwówó2n fashion. the. we remain. this week we. we're learning. in the. following ways. this contention

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dr. pitcaithley: it, it, it didn't factor into -- keep my mind my look is that secession itself. it comes to play mostly, much more in jefferson davis then and alexander steen. -- stevens. he wanted and expected the support of france and england during the war because of the large amount of cotton going mostly to england but a number to france as well. jeffersoneresting -- davis was a far better politician than alexander stevens. he never mentioned slavery as a reason for secession. some good qouotes early in this period that i'm looking at, alexander stevens is the joe biden, can i say that, of the administration. he would say anything. as i said in his speech to the virginia secession commission, convention,, it's about white supremacy. that is why we left. and our constitution is built on that. jefferson davis was playing it a little more carefully and he was quite surprised, think he was rather surprised when england did not come in on the side of the confederacy. and part of that was the slavery issue. england would abolish slavery in the 30's, i think it, throughout the empire. if it was about slavery, they were not going to get involved. >> als