dr. thomas stackhouse. it's a new medicare year and that means more changes and more confusion. many people may worry about the high cost of medical care and prescription drugs. the key to maintaining your health and saving money on your healthcare cost is finding the right plan for you. don't go it alone. make sure to explore all of your options to find the right plan for your needs. having helped enroll people in millions of policies with an a plus customer satisfaction rating, you can trust healthmarkets. you can enroll today. call healthmarkets now for free help. it's easy to find the medicare plan that saves you money, so you can enjoy more of the things you love. call now to take advantage of this free service. now is the time to update your coverage or enroll for the first time. call healthmarkets now. call the number on your screen call this number now. this is it guys. you ready? to have epix? absolutely. woooo! you'd laugh. oh, ow. [ chuckles ] you'd cry. look, look, look, look, look, look, look,. maybe even laugh while crying. what the fertilizer? sounds pretty great,

i'm dr thomas thanks so much for being with us what to do with european nationals captured fighting for so-called islamic state in syria is causing new frictions in transatlantic relations germany says it will work with france and britain in response to american demands to repatriate some eight hundred european jihad ists now that after a twitter broadside from president trump threatening to roll. the scattered fires unless europe puts them on trial for. jihadists on the march in syria these images from the fall of rock in twenty fourteen. islamic state has since been defeated here and across nearly the entire country many fighters are dead and more have been taken prisoner recently the u.s. backed kurdish led syrian democratic forces or s.d.f. besieged the city of backcross the last remaining iowa stronghold the kurds say hundreds of foreign fighters remain in kurdish prisons their wives and children live in camps in northern syria the s.d.f. have long complained that european states are refusing to take back their own citizens u.s. president donald trump has echoed those concerns and

i'm dr thomas thanks so much for joining us thousands of people have been demonstrating in france and rallying in a number of cities to protest a spike in anti semitic incidents last after vandals defaced dozens of graves at a jewish cemetery an act condemned by president moneyball mccrone as an attack on the nation france is home to the world's largest jewish population outside israel and the u.s. . an outpouring of solidarity on paris is plastered every belief thousands of protesters turned out to express their support for france's jews their anger magnified by yet another desecration of a jewish cemetery this was just one of dozens of demonstrations nationwide in response to a surge an anti-semitic hate crimes. earlier president paid tribute to victims of anti jewish bigotry at the holocaust memorial in the french capital. these are the images fueling the outrage the jewish cemetery in the village of quotes in haim in the defaced with swastikas and other anti-semitic graffiti mccraw has vowed to bring the vandals to justice and stamp out anti-semitism. a group of individuals full o

dr. thomas frieden, director of centers for disease control will address concerns about key health issues. july 31, goodluck jonathan, president of nigeria. august 1, president of the republic of congo, will discuss peace, security and stability in the central african region. next, i would like to present congressman dingell with the traditional national press club mug. i do not know if you already have about half a dozen, but here is another one that we are honored to give you. finally, our traditional last question. given your reputation as one of the toughest questioners in congress, what advice do you have for reporters asking members questions as you experienced today? [laughter] rep. dingell: know the answer before you ask the question. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you, congressman dingell. thank you all for coming. i thank the national press club staff, including the journalism institute and broadcast center for organizing today's event. we are adjourned. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accura

dr. thomas stackhouse. it's a new medicare year and that means more changes and more confusion.any people may worry about the high cost of medical care and prescription drugs. the key to maintaining your health and saving money on your healthcare cost is finding the right plan for you. don't go it alone. make sure to explore all of your options to find the right plan for your needs. having helped enroll people in millions of policies with an a plus customer satisfaction rating, you can trust healthmarkets. you can enroll today. call healthmarkets now for free help. it's easy to find the medicare plan that saves you money, so you can enjoy more of the things you love. call now to take advantage of this free service. now is the time to update your coverage or enroll for the first time. call healthmarkets now. call the number on your screen call this number now. >>> political chaos in virginia today where ralph northam has still not heeded calls to resign from fellow democrats after the discovery of that racist yearbook image. and then today a woman named vanessa tyson, political s

dr. thomas stackhouse. it's a new medicare year and that means more changes and more confusion. many people may worry about the high cost of medical care and prescription drugs. the key to maintaining your health and saving money on your healthcare cost is finding the right plan for you. don't go it alone. make sure to explore all of your options to find the right plan for your needs. having helped enroll people in millions of policies with an a plus customer satisfaction rating, you can trust healthmarkets. you can enroll today. call healthmarkets now for free help. it's easy to find the medicare plan that saves you money, so you can enjoy more of the things you love. call now to take advantage of this free service. now is the time to update your coverage or enroll for the first time. call healthmarkets now. call the number on your screen call this number now. while conrad truman sat in a utah state prison marking time, his sister colette searched endlessly for ways to get him out. >> was there a time when you or anybody else in your family thought maybe we don't know him as we

dr. thomas stackhouse. it's a new medicare year and that means more changes and more confusion.ople may worry about the high cost of medical care and prescription drugs. the key to maintaining your health and saving money on your healthcare cost is finding the right plan for you. don't go it alone. make sure to explore all of your options to find the right plan for your needs. having helped enroll people in millions of policies with an a plus customer satisfaction rating, you can trust healthmarkets. you can enroll today. call healthmarkets now for free help. it's easy to find the medicare plan that saves you money, so you can enjoy more of the things you love. call now to take advantage of this free service. now is the time to update your coverage or enroll for the first time. call healthmarkets now. call the number on your screen call this number now. next >>> there is a legal hangover greeting donald trump after this big speech. already this week federal prosecutors issuing a new subpoena to trump's inaugural committee. and michael cohen is preparing to testify behind closed

so we identified carolyn thomas and dr. james taylor to sit on the task force to represent the community perspective. in phase one, we began the sector control and we conduct the work out of radio cars. they're the primary responders to calls for service and calls for service being a very robust data set and very informative and tracks every single of every officer's time in responding to calls for service or conducting self sel self-neighb self-initiated time and our district stations constitute half of our personnel and sector control constitutes half of that. the methodology of the controller's office developed were really based on the fact that it's a workload based analysis and using calls for service is a non-discretionary activity. in other words, when our community calls 9-1-1 they expect someone to show up. the workload is measurable and because it's non-discretionary it's driven by the community and fairly consistent. it's a great way to determine workload and staffing levels. calls for service is one possible met

dr. martin luther king jr., supreme court justice -- [applause] governor kemp: supreme court justice clarence thomas[applause] governor kemp: hank aaron. [applause] lieutenantmp: governor duncan herschel walker. [applause] governor kemp: i believe we have coached stool late with us today stuley hereoach with us as well. [applause] entertainers like ray charles, otis redding and gregg allman. [applause] some of these hard-working georgians flashed the first page of the paper and have their name and light. billy henderson is a legendary coach in the georgia sports hall of fame, but he did much more than window football games. coach inspired generations of young georgians and he lived by this motto. it can be done. raised in macon, billy henderson was a winner. he was the most decorated after -- athlete in his high school. he plays baseball and football at the university of georgia and went on to play pro ball with the cubs. over the four decades of coaching, he won a state championship in football, baseball, and even a state championship in swimming. coach new how to turn programs around. the also kne

daniel carol, who was one of the signers of the constitution, thomas johnson, who served as chief judge of the maryland general court, and dr. david stewart, there is a familial connection there. the second husband of mark -- of martial washington's widowed daughter-in-law. he was also george washington's confidant. it is always nice to have an inside man who can tell you what is happening. these men are in charge of building the city. put washington lets them know directly what are his preferences, his opinions, in all matters. they were generally affluent gentlemen who were acquainted with the president. most people fail to realize the first round of commissioners were actually unpaid. imagine, their attention sometimes gets wrong to other things, it is a voluntary commission, and washington himself will learn this lesson when all three of resigned by 1795. he decides the next round of commissioners must be paid so they can devote their full attention to getting the city done in time resigned by 1795. for the federal government to move by december 1800. with the city plan provided by peter charles, who actually does break

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and then what happens a thousand thirteen when thomas diet the my daughter of the then really did their a strict s. dr other. changes that the system near death and on right now why we can think that why dole can success because then. a white girl can have half day here of fame the national community so they can already have fast -- resources that the model regime cannot get. can you tell us just a little bit about why do himself he's only thirty five years old he seems essentially for most of us who don't follow events -- in venezuela that closely to have come out of no where how did he come to crystallize this frustration that we saw on the roof. if they live there does this currency shown in the that is -- finish a personal officially there that is gonna order for the line of fuel for the lopez that is already impression thanks to all i'm not only five venezuela and he's. a use in this this course for all the venezueuelan people and that's the globe and that i think is key because you can't be blamed for the two thousand and two cool it was just too young for that. which is a very common blames as

musings of the type that justice thomas very eloquently wrote about in rine versus levine which is it is not impossible for the manufacturer to have done the right thing. what dr. lane says -- >> you and i will not dispute the elegance of justice thomas's opinion in wyatt. but i'm not sure that helps me very much. and in all seriousness, if there is some ambiguity about the warning letter, about the complete response letter, isn't that resolved by the fda's own statement against interest perhaps, months later, why doesn't that tell us exactly what it was up to? >> because the standard is lower, and if you look at that press release in march of 2010, when the fda uses the phrase causal connection, that's not what the regulatory standard is. we set out the regulatory standard on page six of our brief, and that is a much lower one. when it is for the precaution letter, it is to provide reasonable evidence of a causal relationship, or causal association. reasonable evidence is something that dr. lane new in 2008 and was urging merck to provide a better explanation. and that's why on page 17 of dr. lane's amicus brief here, he says what fda needed was quote a medic

dr. from brand ice university. robyn thomas is the executive director of gifford as law center. holds a bachelors degree from duke university and a juris doctor degree from the university of miami school of law. we well our distinguished witnesses and thank them for participating in today's hearing. if you would please rise, i will begin by swearing you in. and raise your right hands. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge information and belief? thank let the record show the witnesses answered affirmative. >> mr. clarm. mr. kmarm. point of parliamentary inquiry? >> who is. >> on the end. >> yes, zblier we had a conversation on the floor last week i noted you left out so help me god. >> sorry. you want me to repeat -- i repeat that. >> i'd love that. >> please stand up again. >> let me repeat this oath. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony about to give is stru and correct to the best of your knowledge information and belief, so help you god? thank yo

dr martin, gilda radnor. >> jimmy: can you imagine that? >> victor garber from ." dave thomas from "sctv." schwartz si want to talk to that piano player." and he said, "can stu play the f the auditions? 'cause you seem to know a lot of songs." and at the end of the day, he said, "do you think you could get a band together, and conduct the show?" and i was in show business. and that's how it happened. >> jimmy: yeah. >> andch'm still -- rs and applause ] yes, indeed. thank you. >> jimmy: you ride that great line that not many people -- of comedy and music. and you' an idol to me, and a a lot of people. because i love both, and you're just -- i mean, you were in "spinal tap." you're artie fufkin. >> got to be artie fufkin "spinal tap." >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, thank you. one of my hits. thank you for remembering. >> jimmy: oh, please. >> one of my hits. >> jimmy: but then you went on to be a sidekick and band leaderor david letterman. >> well, that was just -- and you know david -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you for remembering. when david -- when i went in fory firs

thomas jefferson, i don't think he could have imagined the chaos here. just getting more clarity, we know where the battle lines will be. this is his response to the allegations by drton's. he said reading dr. tyson's account is painful. i have done anything like she suggests. i have nothing to hide, any review of the circumstances would support my account. you compare that to the account with dr. tyson. it is quite details and quite graphic. she says she is pained that she didn't seek out this attention. she didn't want it, she clear she is a democrat. the answer is that we don't know what ralph northam is going to do. he has been organizing people to support him, but from the governor himself we have not heart. it could be an indication that he is digging in. the two people below him look like they're all preparing to fight. the guy waiting in the wings that could become governor, he is a republican, the speaker of the house, he won by one vote that was a luck of the draw. >> he got there because there was a tie in the assembly -- oh my gosh, yes, virginia, we have a lot of problems here, hans nicho nichols, i will let you go, thank you. >> the democrats problem

doping thomas is part of britain's team sky report it used it of crossing the ethical line by using permitted. to boost the performance of previous two and a bradley wiggins will form a team dr richard freeman is now facing a medical tribunals to being charged with ordering a banned substance for an unnamed twenty eleven. they are going to like stand up and sing a song and dance about you know and you know scream and that's not you know i do everything the right way and i just. you know that's a train out work hard and you know i have a lot of support around me and. that's what i do and you know obviously if people. do stuff that you know how do i think about that and i'm sure that. that sort of mindset of how it's on is certainly shifted a lot since the dark ages. it is only if as has won his first ever title at skins a world championships of the twenty nine year old took gold in the super g. event in sweden has had the previously it won the silver medal at the twenty fifth championships. it was one of my great biggest dreams too to winning a medal and a gold medal that's what's. the most important medal so. i didn't expect but for me means a lot for my career. to be champi

thomas nash, that of his cartoons were sympathetic. sometimes they went the other way, but most times it were sympathetic. do you know of any other? dr. williams: a lot of people were sympathetic. i read about that in the book as well, that yes, there were a lot of white americans who participated, but there were also key people who fought them. thateneral group of people tended to be more friendly to chinese immigration in california and the west coast where the people who were more you eat, educated missionaries, republicans versus democrats -- , educated missionaries, republicans versus democrats, people invested in chinese trade. cottont reason, southern planters hoping to sell cotton in china. there were all types of people supporting them. mr. lei: and a lot of missionaries. because they had 250 million .ouls to save if you are in that business, this was the biggest market -- 350 million souls to save. [laughter] there is a cartoon in "pop magazine" in a 1900, 1 of the cutest to have seen. this chinese lady asks a missionary, why is it let you want me in your heaven to be with you forever when you will not even let me into your

dr. malcom holds a bachelors degree from barnard technology in my district and a masters of arts and doctorate from brandeis university. robyn thomas is the executive director of gifford as law center. holds a bachelors degree from duke university and a juris doctor degree from the university of miami school of law. we welcome our distinguished witnesses and thank them for participating in today's hearing. if you would please rise, i will begin by swearing you in. raise your right hands. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge information and belief? thank you. let the record show the witnesses answered affirmative. >> mr. chairman. point of parliamentary inquiry? on the end. >> yes, sir. >> we had a conversation on the floor last week i noted you left out so help me god. >> sorry. you will me to repeat -- -- you want me to repeat >> i'd love that. >> let me repeat this oath. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony about to give is stru and correct to the best of your knowledge information and belief, so hel