catherine said hi dr. smith i see that you go to these conferences and you present on gangs in the military. i've got to be honest with you. remember i told you about the people that listen to us. that same number of people read the book. i'll care if i make any money selling the book. i don't need to write it to read it. this was icing on the cake. she said nobody else has written one and i was not going to make it academic book unless you needed to. what she meant by that is you are not going to be falling asleep while you're reading it unless you make it that way. i ask or asked her to me still have a peer review. she said why would you want a peer review. we will sell it and all of the bookstores that i just mentioned is probably not a good idea. why would you want a peer review. i want the liberty that comes with me saying to a regular don't care what you say this is quite conversational. i call that a win no academic books get that commentary. it was just one step after another alignment. it was already wr

dr. chadwick smith. >> it brings it tim: he was on call june 12, 2016.he night a gunman stormed pulse nightclub killing 49 people and injuring 58 others. >> in a moment like this. it is all hands on deck with every organization possible that could be responsible for taking care of the patients. >> now dr. smith and the peers visit hundreds of hospitals across the country and teach doctors how to deal with the mass shootings. training with law enforcement and the other hospitals can save lives. >> every time you do a training exercise you find holes. you can fix holes. the more you train, the more holes you find. >> seeing the tragedy in las vegas was tough because dr. smith smoke there months before the -- spoke there months before the deadly shooting. which replaced pulse as the deadliest in modern american history. >> you come to a realization if i don't do something, the people will die. someone can bleed out in just five minutes. reporting in orlando, tim barber, abc7 news. alison: developing now. republicans still have not fulfilled biggest campaign

catherine said hi dr. smith i see that you go to these conferences and you present on gangs in the military. i've got to be honest with you. remember i told you about the people that listen to us. that same number of people read the book. i'll care if i make any money selling the book. i don't need to write it to read it. this was icing on the cake. she said nobody else has written one and i was not going to make it academic book unless you needed to. what she meant by that is you are not going to be falling asleep while you're reading it unless you make it that way. i ask or asked her to me still have a peer review. she said why would you want a peer review. we will sell it and all of the bookstores that i just mentioned is probably not a good idea. why would you want a peer review. i want the liberty that comes with me saying to a regular don't care what you say this is quite conversational. i call that a win no academic books get that commentary. it was just one step after another alignment. it was already wr

since then, dr. smith and his peers have conducted training sessions in cities across the country, including las vegas. they've taught doctors how to deal with mass shootings. he says training with law enforcement and hospitals can help save lives. stay with abc-7 as we continue to track the investigation into sunday's massacre - as well as the recovery of the victims- and the tributes to lives lost. for information how you can donate blood or money to help the victims- go to wjla.com. happening toda thousands of illegal immigrants to renew their immigration status as part of the daca program. suzanne kennedy is live on the hill this morning. and suzanne if they don't renew..thousands could lose protection from being deported. new this morning. pennsylvania congressman- tim his retirement - amid controversy. the republican known for his anti-abortion stance is now accused of texting a woman he was having an affair with and asking her to terminate the pregnancy. he is expected to retire at the end of his te

smith pick excessively, but she surely knew that the deck was stacked in arkansas in the south. "land of titled opportunity: one family's quest for the dream," a report by william adler dr. calvin smith, , who i believe was the first african american hired as a professor at arkansas state was interviewed for background material about growing up in marianna in the heart of the arkansas delta and incidentally my hometown. -- historian dr. smith told author dr. william adler that "the books we got from central --" let me interject, that is why graduated -- "had -- where i nothing on black history. to read them was to reinforce your nonexistence." this omission was hardly an oversight. in his 2005 book, "the southern past, a clash of race and memory," national historian wrote "the north carolina and arkansas history commissions made their first foras into -- forays into marking and preserving historic shrines as they were charged to do by their charters. they inevitably focussed on sites hallowed by whites." black newspapers, institutional records, and private correspondence went uncollected. the void in the collections of the south impeded opportunities to understand the s

the historian dr. smith told author dr. william adler that "the books i got --" where i graduated had nothing on black history. to read them was to reinforce your nonexistence. this omission was hardly an oversight. in his 2005 book, the southern past, a clash of race and memory, national historian wrote quote the north carolina and arkansas history commissions made their first foras into marking and preserving historic shrines as they were charged to do by their charters. they inevitably focussed on sites hallowed by whites. black newspapers, institutional records and private correspondence went uncollected. the void in the collections of the south impeded opportunities to understand the southern racial order from any perspective other than its architects. moreover, it twisted and constrained all subsequent historical research on african americans in the region effectively erasing black historical agencies. i'm going to skip that part. in my introduction to black boys burning, the 1959 fire that arkansas negro boys industr

larry: since then, dr. smith and his peers have conducted training sessions in cities across the country, including las vegas. he says that training can save lives. autria: breaking news in the virginia governor's race. a new poll just released shows democrat ralph northam leading republican at gillespie. according to the washington post amonghe leads with 53% voters. this race is still anyone's game. said they could change their minds before heading into the polls on election day. larry: after the crisis in the caribbean, the white house is sending congress to $29 billion request hurricane victims in puerto rico and other areas, as well as going to the federal program that provides flood insurance to homes and small businesses. autria: we are live at the mega march in hyattsville and alexandria collecting supplies for the people of puerto rico. john gonzalez is live in prince george's county and we will be checking in with him in 15 minutes for what kind of supplies they need. for dreamers.ine thousands of immig

with me now is dr angel smith, who is a lecturer in modern spanish history at the university of leeds to you. evening. astonishing scenes and i am sure you have been watching. the history is being written as we see it i suppose. how do you think this is going to pan out? i want to pick up on the last comment from james reynolds, one thing seems to unite everyone, that is for civil obedience. how long do you think that will last? well, i mean, i think it could last a long time. one of the things you need to take into account is that separatists make up about 40—odd % of the catalan population. i would say the people who really want — feel spanish as well as catalan, 20—approximated percent. shall we say in small—town catalonia, majority of the territory, separate independents are dominant. ican territory, separate independents are dominant. i can see civil disobedience being a big problem for the spanish government. of course the spanish government. of course the spanish government seem to want to be able to draw a line under all of this by holding new elections on december 21st, presu

it is now my pleasure to introduce the 13th secretary of the smith sewngsonian dr. david skorten, a first generation american, cardiologist, flutist, university leader, champion of the arts and humanities and an advocate for the most important issues of our time. secretary skorten. >> thank you, john. thanks, everyone for joining us. mrs. trump, again, thank you very much for donating this and being part of the smithsonian. distinguished guests welcome to the smithsonian national history museum. this museum as director gray said has been collecting gowns of the first ladies collection for more than a century. and it is and remains one of the most popular exhibitions in the entire smithsonian. on behalf of the smithsonian i want to thank you again mrs. trump for your generosity and allowing us to add to this collection. and again my thanks mr. pierre for collaborating on the design of this gown. since its opening in 1944 the smithsonian has endeavored to telling the story to national and international visitors every year. we tell that story through the words and acti

joining us now is dr angel smith, a lecturer in spanish and catalan studies at leeds university.n. good a you tojoin us. thank you so much for coming in. good a you to join us. interesting point that we made there, that prime minister rajoy has said he will not go into mediation. he is playing hardball. what you have to take into account is from his perspective he seesit account is from his perspective he sees it as an illegal referendum. his party is a very spanish nationalist party. it puts the unity of spain above everything else. and that has been the case historically for the spanish right, effectively. and so i think that for his support base and for his party, for him now to negotiate would be very difficult. it seems strange that he would play such hardball, though. because there is a feeling that actually many people in catalonia are not in favour of independence. it was just those who were in favour who came out to vote. so there should be some room for conversations. you would have thought so. i think in a way though... you are right. polls have indicated that about 40

dr. yellen: i think it is within my ethics guidelines to accept. >> we checked with michelle smith. [applause] >> we thought it might prove useful for some of the early mornings and late evenings we are pretty sure that you do enjoy on occasion. dr. yellen: i do indeed. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> that is it for remarks. dinner is served. please, everyone enjoyed. -- everyone enjoy. your calls and comments on washington journal. and, a senate hearing on the cost of prescription drugs. after that, the justice department announces the indictment of two chinese nationals on charges of conspiracy to traffic fentanyl and other synthetic opioids. this we can come on american history tv on c-span3, a look at controversial union and confederate generals during a live discussion with authors and historians from the historical park in petersburg, virginia starting today at 9:00 a.m. and sunday. america, abceel school examines resistance to the vietnam war and the draft. >> we are living in the middle of a b-2. lyndon johnson is a common murderer and should be are rested. i think the pe

dr. melanie morey and welcome to you. thank you. >> thank you, john. >> a little about you. a bachelor's degree from smith college. masters from boston college and harvard university and a doctorates from harvard. you have an expertise in catholic identity and catholic culture. today at the archdiocese of san francisco. you published extensively including the book called renewing parish culture, building for a catholic future and you have taught and worked in parishes so you have hands- on experience. >> what is the anatomy of the parish? i think it has three groups. it has the people, largest group. the staff, smaller group. and then the priests, if you're lucky enough to have a priest. a priest is one or two of three. of these three groups i would like you to talk about the challenges of all three and let's start with the people, the congregation. we know there is a decline in parish participation. can you suggest what is keeping people away? >> well, one of the things about parishes is they have these internal parts and constituents, actors, but they also live against the backdrop of a larger whiter culture, so

some people know this about me i'm a big dr who fan i'm a big nerd i saw matt smith at an emmy party in the day and i won't almost died would you like to settle down with someone someday i would but if i don't answer came to thank you natalie thank you so much larry all thank you thank you i guess not only moralist battle of the sexes is in theaters now he's coming up on american housewives star katie mixon stay with us. look at this year's and all. the good healthy. i don't know he said i hated being that bit on. she just tell you the other side of the mike on the and. by then got a session on the nod that they are. by then is a shift the long. haul of a stun gun not instead of. going on want. some certainly not so with. daniel and most of the wizard below didn't move the pope multiple injuries among them to soak the capsule she holds most of the rope but the show's reality of mars on the phone to the bone the one if you can book a political symbol so this is a yes but i don't know it's a book in a moral sense what a month. from continental nothing of. a flood me. somethin that was.

some people never this about me i'm a big dr who fan i'm a big nerd i saw matt smith at an emmy partyin the day and i won't almost died would you like to settle down with someone someday i would but if i don't answer came to thank you natalie thank you so much larry all think you thank you i guess not only morale was battle of the sexes is in theaters now you coming up on american housewives star katie makes him stay with us. guys i meet a professional is power point three how arts in america it's good for the greater media landscape here and on laughter all right but we are a solid alternative to the we don't skew liberal or conservative and as you can see that is bar graph we don't skew the either there. you have left these talking head right oh there you go above it all so look out world r.t. america is in the spotlight now every lead man of no idea how to classify as when it actually took me way more time than i care to admit. rejected tonight is a comedy lose shoulda not be frank by the corporate media. would you go after the corporations that just more your lives profit over peo

dr. t.j. -- built a school for the high school seniors. and there were six of us, philander smith college offered an opportunity for us to complete their college there. and there were six of us who attended ilander smith college. the majority of students stayed at home. there were a few that went into the military, but the majority stayed at home. my family sent me to detroit to go to school at that time. they had sent out messages most states did not want to accept students from little rock or horace period because they knew what was going on in the state. so a lot of them passed legislation at that time you had to live two years in the state or a year to go to school there. that was to keep us out. after being screened and given the regular college and entrance exams, there was six of us from m mann who had attended including myself. we were required to take regular college courses which applied to our high school units needed to graduate from high school. and all the hours that were leftover went towards our freshman year in college. this tells you about my loyalties to philand

minorities the question is it right to previous to during the national anthem, smithed by it 68 olympians two months later dr were right i don't know what history will say in the future could be right, they said right about rosa parks, protesters he supposed to be uncomfortable, however, the business decision nfl is proven this is a very bad decision you can see in rates going down nfl also see it in attendance going down nfl, just can't have that controversy on a team. you know you are going into that locker room come to field. >> i agree. >> i agree. >> playing for the -- >> he protesting i wish find a different way to protest, priest as team all team would protest if they find a different way to do it. >> exactly. >> a break when we come back speeding ahead on hyperloop talk to cofounder executive chairman of the future for transportation ambitious new project, and a quarter-pounder a ghaert pounder mcdonald's plan to make sure you have a happy meal locking up smartphones, back in a minute. whoooo. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest

some people know this about me i'm a big dr who fan i'm a big nerd i saw matt smith at an emmy partygoing to dan a lot almost died would you like to settle down with someone someday i would but if i don't answer came to thank you natalie thank you so much larry all thank you thank you i guess not only moralist battle of the sexes is in theaters now he's coming up american housewives star katy mixon stay with us. all the world. and all the news companies nearly players but what kind of partners are to america are to america offers more artsy american person. many ways musically and just like the real news. big news good actors bad actors and in the end you could never own your arms so the car can be for all the world stage all the world's a stage all the world's a stage and we are definitely a player. of it but it is our that our not be that. much as if. you. hate. being that doesn't. suggest that you're outside of town like on the. by then got a session on the nod that they know. by then is assess the wall and. all of a sudden it's going audience and. it's going to one more. song so

on tuesday the smith stone ran's ripley center in washington, dc, slipped fit harris looks a little surgery in the 19th 19th century and the medical advances of british dr. joseph lister. wednesday we're at the redwood library in rhode island for pulitzer prize winning gordonon woods' recount of the friendship between john adams and thomas jefferson. also great politics and prose book store to hear anne nelson tell the for our a member of the french resistance gave her life to save hundreds of jewish children from being sent to auschwitz. then on thursday, at the hoover institution in washington, dc, lee edwards recall this career in the conserve movement. on saturday and sunday, watch our live coverage of the texas book festival in austin. also on sunday, best selling author michael lewis will discuss his many books, and take your calls, live, on "in depth" end. many of these vaccines are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv, on c-span2. [inaudible

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let's speak now to tim smith, food policy adviser at tesco, who's in our london newsroom for us this morning and we're also joined in the studio by dr more vegetables is to drop the price of vegetables, isn't it? that's one of the main methods that one would chose, yes. we are the nation's biggest green grocer so we are experienced at this. we have had decades of persuading people to eat more fruit and veg and that's because our customers asked them to help them live more healthily and one of the best ways you can do that, as part of any healthy eating plan is to eat more fruit and veg. so what can you do about the price? that's what lots of people who get in touch with the programme, when we talk about this, they talk about vegetable are expensive? so, last year, in response to what customers asked us to do, we found a new range of vegetables and fruit. we introduced that to the british public last year. our customers love them. they appear in 70% of their baskets and our sales have continued to move upwards as a consequence of being able to bring the new range to that customer base. i know we have asked the same question twice. bu

well, one of my very favorite word smiths and one of my very favorite people peggy noon none said those who do not read deeply will not think deeply. well, i read deeply. drally expedient. i believe that has happened. so he mentioned the bible and religion and history. so, i read deeply. here is one of my favorites. from the girl scout handbook. a girl scout's honor is to be trusted honor. when is the last time the word honor was used in the same con dex with politician or whatever. sometimes my dear friend president trump says things that might be a little i will eloquent or inelegant. but a man of honor he is i will defend him when i agree with his policies. when i don't, i won't try to defend the indefense sin. general kellindefensible. general kelly is a man of honor. he spoke there yesterday. he spoke about this situation. they knew what president trump meant. they took it and twisted it to their own ends. it's like asking a question are you still a member of the communist party or do you still beat your wife? so, the way they framed the question. there is no honor in that thank god for an honorable american, general kelly who explained it. god bless