dr. walker of true hope church through a community sponsored application. 6301 third street is significant for its association with dr. arthur coleman, a nationally prominent african-american lawyer, physician and influential health care and social rights advocate. he purchased an empty parcel to construct a medical facility to serve bayview residents. opening in 1960, the coleman medical center reflected the popular architectural styles of the period. he recruited a team of african-american physicians to join him in providing comprehensive health to the low-income african-american residents. he was a local pioneer in the health center movement that ban began in the 1960s. he worked to achieve racial equity in the health care profession and advocated for the bayview african-american community. since our last hearing, during which this nomination was first presented to you, some minor revisions were made, including photographs and editing and formatting changes, the content that was added was added to the section fighting for equity within the medical profession, civil rights activist and c

dr. mary walker, the only woman in history to receive the medal of honor, to the world war i dog victory medal belonging to helene coxhead, who joined the navy at 18 and said those were "the best years of her li. to a display on women p.o.w.s in world war ii. and a photograic accounting of the growing and varied roles women played during the vietnam war. there's a special exhibit honoring jessica ann ellis, a combat medic in the army, who died at age 24 when an i.e.d. blew up her vehicle in baghdad 10 years ago this month. she ea arned bronze star and purple heart as part of operation iraqi freedom. and visitors can see close to 7000 yellow ribbons suspended from the ceiling honoring every fallen service member killed in theater since september 11th. 88-year-old retired brigadier general wilma vaught, who joined the air force in the 1950's was one of the earliest women to make the rank of generalr. offi she was also the first woman to deploy with an air force bomber unit. general vaught was the driving force behind the memorial:er >> sometimesce in the military takes all you can give. al

dr. mary walker, the first and only woman to receive the medal of honor. she served as the acting assistant surgeon. she spied for the union, for which she was captured by confederates and imprisoned in richmond for a while. in johnson awarded her the medal 1865, of honor, the only woman to have received that. it was rescinded in 1917 when they changed the qualifications that you had to see combat. it was posthumously given back to her. but she wore it all the time. by 1869, she was trying to get an army commission and was unable. she turned to the federal departments. she tried to obtain a clerical job believing her record and qualifications should secure her a position. rather than sticking to the narrative of neediness and paternalism, it earned her no job. people mocked her. on the baltimore sun described may 11, the encounter between her and the postmaster in which walker demanded a position citing her loyalty and army record, and left successful. the story got more hyperbolic as time went on. by the end of the month the , boston daily journal was inf

but with the walker. law. dr leslie. ma what about that is that i feel that when i walked out of.how life was some stormy weather briefly in perth on wednesday night to see that frontal system as it went through no apparent for a while so it's rather more active than the cloud might suggest it's a cold front having gone through its left down to sixteen degrees in a quiet sunny day on friday the still a likelihood of showers running through weston straight to south australia ties covering adelaide melbourne should be in the sunshine the secular nation is all sure is to driving a cold breeze into sydney about sixty degrees but the sun is probably the dominant thing in the sky rather than too much tired though it's not far away adelaide's up to eighteen on saturday potential shower in melbourne still in the cold sunshine but there's a gap between both australia and new zealand where the circulation has been running now for well three or four days that's when most of the righties buddy stay there so if you're in oakland at fifteen degrees just look to the west to watch the cloud build

and the address was given by the reverend dr david walker, the bishop of manchester. he said he wantedictims will be fighting the loss they have suffered. for some it will be about accepting a new direction for life. in both cases, relationships will be different and friendships forged that were not otherwise the case. yet each and every life has full and equal value. 0ur task as the wider community gather around the manchester victims and their family is to enable each to the make their choices and live their lives to the fullest extent. the magnificent sum raised by the charity appeal will help but it will be our emotional support in good times and bad along with our utter determination to see them as not reduced or made lesser iwobi have suffered that makes the real difference. the bishop of manchester. joining me now is mohamed abdul—malek — chairman of libya watch — a human rights organisation. thank you very much for talking to others. before this attack a year ago today, manchester's plebeian community may not have been a particularly visible community. no, it's one of those hid

dr. beach's annual list, the best beaches in the u.s. are beach walker park, that is in south carolina. that ranked number 10 followed by beaches in california, north carolina, florida, new york, and massachusetts. number one on the list was hawaii's kapalua bay beach. a lot of people hitting that up. >> they are this weekend. still ahead a verdict in the business battle between two tech giants plus a major vote happening in ireland on an issue that's divided the emerald isle for decades. nobody ever does it and yet it happens. i didn't do it and of course it's the really tough stains that nobody ever does ready? really? i didn't do it so when i heard they added ultra oxtoleang power of tide, i knew it was just what we needed so now we can undo all the tough stains that nobody did dad? i didn't do it huh, he didn't do it introducing new tide ultra oxi; it's got to be tide take an extra $10 off when you spend $25 or more! get swimwear for the family, starting at $15.99! flip flops - just $9.99 beach towels - $14.99! and this weekend you'll get $5 kohl's cash for every $25 spent! kohl's!

joining us is a congressional reporter for bloomberg news and hunter walker from dr.s a white house correspondent. is a what -- from yahoo! is a white house correspondent. from mom's two on's to grandmothers, we wish you a happy mother's day. thanks for joining us on this sunday. enjoy the rest of your weekend. have a great week ahead. ♪ >> next, newsmakers with mark meadows. chair of the freedom caucus. then president trump's announcement on the iran nuclear agreement and in the confirmation hearing for gina haspel. this week, congressman mark meadows, republican of north carolina and chair of the conservative freedom caucus. thanks for being here. we also have with us our reporters, the washington post congressional water -- reporter in the chief congressional correspondent with the washington examiner. mike: congressman, thanks for being with us. you are in the middle of a whole lot of stories happening on capitol hill. now more than ever. but start with one of the biggest, you have been one of the biggest critics of the department of justice and how they are handl

dr. oz and football great herschel walker. others include rivera.or and actor lowe ferrigno encouraging kids to take up sports. by the way, i want our viewers to know oftentimes when i read the headlines it's the first time i'm seeing them so i'm very lucky -- ed: look at her off camera and rolling her eyes. pete: belichick. abby: we have been waiting for spring. we are now in summer. what happened? rick: what do you think? did you like it. 92-degree weather. crazy hot and humid. the east coast finally getting break from the heat we had this week. a lot of days over three days in a row of record breaking temperatures first heat wave of the season a little too early. fronts changed things moving off to the east behind it much cooler and comfortable air in here. few more showers. a little bit of cloud cover today. showers move back in tomorrow and cooler back into the lower 60's. walch this system down here across parts of florida. don't see we will see any tropical development. hurricane season starts in a month. get ready for that we can see develop

i want to reverence walker percenty, a countryman, who was once asked, dr. purcey, do you disspare? and he said i like to drink beer and eat cray fish. that's despair? that's the spirit i want my remarks to be heard. i'm not optimistic but conservativism but i am hopeful and i hope to get the into the reasons why later. i'm on the losing side of the fusionist deal, the fusionist contract, which brought together traditionalists, cultural traditional u.s.es and the libertarians who are more concerned about economics and the matter of the overleaning state on the other. we did find 50 years ago we had a lot in common and that's where the modern conservative movement came from. more in common than separated us. now, though in 2018, i wonder what -- as a cultural conservative and indeed a believing christian, i wonder what exactly the conservative movement has conserved? from my point of view the heart of conservativism is spiritual and religious. i believe it was russell kirk who said all political problems are at bottom spiritual problems because they're problems of a authority and mea

dr. oz to the council on sports fitness and nutrition. brian: council also feature bill belichick, herbal walker encourages americans to be more active and ng an elm minchts i was getting on a plane to go to italy. i got to meet with the pope. this is a big deal because the pope feels very strongly about the role of technology in medicine. the have this council things like that the pope needs to comment on. the big message to all of us is was we need to get to everybody participate in all the huge advances super stars there had their lives saved by stem cells. most americans still don't have access to the best new technology. we have to change that. steve: from the pope to the president. brian: walk in and win an emmy right from there. >> literally off the plane. my hair was still messy. steve: what are you going to do at the white house. >> involved with kids at healthcare. started health corps kids foundation not long ago. passionate about the see children as helpless when it comes to our society they're not. i hope to be able to spread more aggressively now that we have a platform that have been proven to help young people lose weight

grave, its flashes are flashes of fire, the raging flames, many walkers cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it out. the late drof love. and when we do that, we will make of this old world a new wor world. for love, love is the only way. there's power in love. don't underestimate it. don't even oversentimentalize it. there's power, power in love. if you don't believe me, think about a time when you first fell in love. the whole world seemed to center around you and your beloved. this power, power in love, not just in its romantic forms, but any form, any shape of love. there's a certain sense in which when you are loved and you know it, when someone cares for you and you know it, when you love and you show it, it actually feels right. there's something right about it. and there's a reason for it. the reason has to do with the source. we were made by a power of love, and our lives were meant and are meant to be lived in love. that's why we are here. ultimately the source of love is god itself, the source of all of our lives. there's no medieval poem -- there's a medieval poem that says where love is found, god i

heinriks >> walker and ent tremendouspreneur gene simmons talks to us about his latest venture, business and more the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now [ music playing ♪ they call me drg heart of business -- new york this is "squawk box" >> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box. here on cnbc, we are live at the nasdaq markets in time's square. i'm melissa lee. becky and andrew are out today taking a look, the dow is losing 31 points, s&p down about 4, nasdaq down by about 27. keep in mind the price of brent, we saw it hit 80 just about an hour ago we'll see how that weighs on this session here making headline a notable milestone in the markets this morning, brent touching 80 since the first time november, 2014 n. cisco systems likely to weigh on the dow when the marks open. cisco is lower in pre-market trade. they reported the latest quarter above estimates. >> that teams seems to be result of a tepid first quarter. the labor weekly initial report will be back in about 90 minutes time economists are looking for an increase of 4,000 to last week to a toll of 15,000. >> that would still leave claims near five decades low. wal smart out right now. >> i like the reve

cheering and applause and i am now going to ask the bishop of manchester, the right reverend dr david walkerapplause thank you lord mayor, manchester when we gathered here a year ago, our grief was raw, and our shock was intense, but we pledged that night to be resilient, to defy the terrorist, to turn or very anger into the tool we would use to not follow their path of hate, but to show the love that is manchester's symbol that is manchester's pride. cheering and applause i lit one candle that night and invited anybody else who wanted to light a cappedle to do so. a couple of weeks later we collected all the left over bits of candle from round st ann's square and manchester, and from them we forged 22 large candles that were lit today in the cathedral in the memorial service, one for each of the people who died. cheering and applause 0ur light has become their light, and that light shines in their lives and that light shines in their lives and shines in our lives too. but we also last year had that amazing concert at the cricket ground. i hope a lot #y0u6 were there. —— of you were there. t