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. >> the elite framers, people like addison, thomas jefferson, edison were looking at the direction of a government that would be more constrained, more independent of popular opinion and could actually shut down these populous forces in the state. madison wanted to give the federal government an absolute veto by any law passed by estate. that turned out to be too extreme for the convention. they wrote the revision, article one section ten which bars states from adopting paper money laws and federal relief laws. the idea was that a national government, with long terms, there was nothing in state constitutions. indirect elections, legislatures pick senators, the electoral college pick the president. enormous constituencies, the original house was 65 members. the lower house of the massachusetts legislature had over 350 delegates. the u.s. congress had 65. they felt the larger the constituency, the more likely you would elect the better, will well educated more affluent people in the community and they thought the larger the constituency, the more independence a representative would have

thomas edison showed an automatic telegraphic and an electric pen. imagine the wonders our country could know in america's 250th year. [ applause ] think of the marvels we could achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people. cures to the illnesses that have always plagued us are not too much to hope. american footprints on distant worlds are not too big a dream. millions lifted from welfare to work is not too much to expect, and streets where mothers are safe from fear, schools where children learn in peace, and jobs where americans prosper and grow are not too much to ask. [ applause ] when we have all of this, we will have made america greater than ever before. for all-americans, this is our vision, this is our mission, but we can only get there together. we are one people with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. we all salute the same great american flag, and we all are made by the same god. [ applause ] when we fulfill this vision, when we celebrate our 250 years of glorious freedom, we will look back on tonight as when this new ch

she was brought to the johnson rehabilitation institute in edison.hat helped tracey morgan have a remarkable recovery after this horrific crash. at first i heard rachel at the jfk johnson institute and she was singing for fellow amputees. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rachel has gone back to auditioning and still wants to be a broadway star but the reception she has been getting is different. >> i have been asked out of the room. it hap pend. well, we look you. we cannot ask to you come. >> a video of herself dancing without her leg. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that video has gotten over 20,000. rachel is inspiration to me. i wish i could stand as well as she could. that is rachel. >> this is an az mag story, he this way broadway which is shall the entertainment. can or you cannot. show does she feel when they are k mooing her and laughing at her and throw herring out the door into. >> i am glad you said you can or you cannot. when you listen to the video. she can't. her voice is phenomenal. i meap, like julie andrews level. she has proven she can dance. sneeds to get a shot.

connie edison who is blind, also a traffic reporter and a film critic, has a traffic channel where he's joined up with christia. in we start with keys. >> i'm going with the blind guy. they have heightened senses that the blindfolded dude isn't going to have. >> he'll have a key ring with four keys on it. and only one will unlock the door. let's see who gets in quicker. >> we'll try the first few here. and the first key works. >> he just got lucky. >> well, he's that good. >> let's see what he says. >> i got lucky. >> he agrees with you, nick. >> let's see how kris does. >> not that one. i have to keep trying. >> took him a little longer. >> and i'm in. the fourth key. >> well, i told you. told you. >> luck was in tommy's favor there. i want to see what else he can do. >> the next challenge is to find a remote control, a pair of sunglasses and a $20 bill that has been placed in the back half of his room. >> i have found one thing. >> well, he found the remote. he accidentally found the sunglasses. but the $20. >> the money is going to be the hard one to find, isn't it? >> you can see th

jefferson said we need to use taxpayer dollars to educate young people will lead is a virtuous in edison? part of the interco partis society because it is a virtue. there is a reason for this. barrett is zero competition we will bring charter schools to kentucky this year. [applause] in is important to recognize it is the idea every kid straight out of high-school does not need a four year degree we need to recognize the idea sending every a kid 60 percent go to college or only 20 percent graduate sending them down a path we should not be sending them what is the alternative because you rethink about the 21st century everybody will have post secondary trading or certification. and to reinvigorate at the high-school level. and to start to be realistic. with the situation amir faced with. we put $100 million into workforce development that said the leeway than states will come along side. first of all, we will not give you 100 percent. with the post secondary school. and though local business community have to apply for this money. without first 65 million coming from the community and in

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courses at study.com are free, and any remaining credits, and eventually their degree from thomas edison state university, would be covered by donations from the city's chamber of commerce. adrian thinks the program could one day enroll 10,000 students. people getting something more valuable than just the cost of tuition, the chance at a brighter future. adrian: just makes such a difference, right? i mean, knowing what a degree can do for you, i'm the first one in my family to have a bachelor's degree and i know what it's been able to do for me. garvin: coming up on this "bay area proud" special, a special connection. megan: she told me 'cause you can talk to dogs in your brain, and she told me if mom stayed in the truck, she would come to me. garvin: meet the little girl responsible for finding a lost dog, missing for months, the story next. ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on our yards. scotts and miracle-gro are here to help. we make it easy to grow thick, healthy lawns, spectacular plants, and bountiful flowers. because when spring starts right, th

the fed is just a lot that importer and dennis eckersley but it is the chance but the response by edison and his -- and interesting theory but what about quantitative be seeing?tgages to to stimulate the major but what you believe is belied by common sense. now with quantitative easing we will talk about that economically first the fed borrowing $4 trillion to and also but quantitative leasing had nothing to do with economic growth. as the rule in begin to the economy and that is the case because governments once again cannot spend as toto prosperity but only this allocate the wealth we have already created. as for housing it is not the driver of economic activity. purchasing a house to settle the four markets are making you more productive to does not lead to softer innovations. housing is consumption to reduce the amount of capital available to expand so on the face it was in economic depressant not a driver of grth that which point to believe this stimulated the stock market boom you have to belve that the deepest markets in the world populated by the qusophisticated investors were tr

connie edison who is blind, also a traffic reporter and a film critic, has a traffic channel where he's joined up with christia. in we start with keys. >> i'm going with the blind guy. they have heightened senses that the blindfolded dude isn't going to have. >> he'll have a key ring with four keys on it. and only one will unlock the door. let's see who gets in quicker. >> we'll try the first few here. and the first key works. >> he just got lucky. >> well, he's that good. >> let's see what he says. >> i got lucky. >> he agrees with you, nick. >> let's see how kris does. >> not that one. i have to keep trying. >> took him a little longer. >> and i'm in. the fourth key. >> well, i told you. told you. >> luck was in tommy's favor there. i want to see what else he can do. >> the next challenge is to find a remote control, a pair of sunglasses and a $20 bill that has been placed in the back half of his room. >> i have found one thing. >> well, he found the remote. he accidentally found the sunglasses. but the $20. >> the money is going to be the hard one to find, isn't it? >> you can see th

thomas edison showed an automatic telegraph and electric pen. imagine the wonder is our country could know in america's 250th year. [applause] think of the marvels we could achieve if we set free the dreams of our people. keywords to the illnesses that have always plagued us are not too much to hope. american footprints on the distant worlds are not too big of a dream. millions listed from welfare to work is not too much to expect where those are safe from school and jobs where america prosper and grow is not too much to ask. [applause] when we have all of this we will have made america greater than before. this is our mission, but we can only get there together. we are one people with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. we all salute the same american flag and we are all made by the same god. [applause] when we fulfill this vision and celebrate our 250 years of glorious freedom, we will look back on tonight as when the new chapter of american greatness began. the time for small thinking is over. the time for trivial fights is behind us. w

thomas edison showed an automatic telegraph. imagine the wonders our country could no in america's 250th year. [applause] think of themp: marbles we could achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people. yours to illnesses that have always plagued us is not too much to hope. american footprints on distant worlds are not too big a dream. millions lifted from welfare to work is not too much to expect. streets where mothers are safe from fear, schools where children learn in peace and jobs where americans prosper and grow are not too much to ask. [applause] president trump: when we have all of this we will have made america greater than ever before. this is our vision. this is our mission. we can only get there together. we are one people with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. we also loot the same great american flag. and we all are made by the same god. [applause] president trump: when we fulfill this vision, when we celebrate our 250 years of glorious freedom, we will look back on tonight as when the new chapter o

they even have a talking doll invented in 1890 by thomas edison.in case anyone gets restless, i see you have your bases covered with the legos. >> yes, we also have the largest planetarium in the state and that is aid draw for school kid. >> oh, i bet that is. >> is what your favorite part. >> planetarium. >> why is that. >> because you get to see cool shows. >> do you guys like dinosaurs. >> yes. >> we're in the natural history hall that just opened up this summer again called written in the rocks. fossil tails of new jersey. >> look back through 3.5 billion years, of natural history, and meet some of the new jersey's former residents. like a turtle fossil that is um, 67 million years old. >> wait. >> that is it right there. >> wow. >> isn't that cool. >> yes. >> but as a new jersey dinosaur. >> wow, and we have two of them locked in the battle. >> yes. >> we are going to go look at something really cool. do you want to know what it is >> yes it is a trex head. >> people love to take pictures with them and dinosaurs. what do you like about them. >

he spoke at an employment summit at thomas edison university. >>> a decorated piece of history is gettingodern update, high energy efficiency technology is installed on the uss new jersey, a contractor is changing old lighting fixtures to swap to led bulbs and that should save $200,000 a year in energy bills and a grant from the clean energy program is making all this have possible. >>> hundreds of high school seniors this a unique chance to show off the science research. for the montgomery county competition, professional scientists came and gave feedback, they were feeting for monetary awards and laptops and a chance to compete for $3 million at a regional complex. >>> and students from piper middle school had a chance to hear about careers today. they invited people to talk to the classroom about their jobs, they learned about daily life for those in the military and hospitality industry and veteran sciences and more. more than 40 professions were represented. >> and we hope you have a chance to get outside and enjoy today. >> it's a stunner out there. >> we have one more day with the

there will be another sale on may 13th at thomas edison high school in silver spring. the students are members of the automotive trades foundation and information technology foundation. >>> well, you may see a lot of doctor sus haeuss hats on your l media feed today. that is because it is read across america day to celebrate dr. seuss's birthday. >> and we want you to post your favorite dr. seuss book and let us know why it's your favorite. "horton hears a who!" is one of my all-time favorites. >> always a good book. i'm going to hoffman boston elementary school to share some books today with .of the young people there this afternoon. got to get the hat on right. >>> today might be a good day to curl up with a good book because the temperatures are dropping already. and lauren, we could see snow in the near future? >> crazy, right? i think everybody is pretty much over that hump. we have winds out there, so hold on to your hat type of weather day today. wind gusts at just 50 miles per hour. sheena will let you know when these winds will die down. also talking about tha

rich edison is watching tonight. >> secretary of state rex tillerson travels next week, he will meet with the south korean government that is on its way out, after the south korean court removed from office the president after a corruption scandal. supporters rallied protesting the decision. they said they must elect a new president within 60 days. in the meantime, we will continue to work with prime minister for the reminder of his tenure as acting president and look forward to whoever the people of south korea elect. this is a domestic issue on which the united states takes no issue. that will consumes much of the south core freen government. they're focused on the missile tests. and ballistic prove vocations. >> the current security situation is very urgent and serious. even a moment of carelessness or a single mistake is not acceptable. >> the state department says the u.s. will continue to meet its alliance commitments with to defending the north korean threat. secretary tillerson travels and will do so without reporters on his plane. giving the chal lingsz of keeping up with th

our own rich edison getting that interview we haven't heard a lot from the secretary of state.is was a big moment, charles, significant what he said today in messaging. >> yes, when you say nothing is off the table, he hasn't said anything new. when you add which he did the era of strategic patients is over, that was the theme of the obama administration, perhaps you might even say the bush administration, strategic patients meaning the regime is doomed, the cat it can sustain itself, were going to wait, were not going to go to war, were not going to threaten. the regina understood that and they have therefore pushed ahead. when we say that era is over, that means only two things. either were going to advocate or support denuclearization of south korea and japan, or we are going to shoot them down or hit their basis. end of the audience for this is not the regime and north korea, it's china. china are the ones who would be moved by either of those threats and they are the key. i think that is a real shift in our policy, it's going to have many effects. it's going to be that rat

thomas edison showed an automatic telegraph and an electric pen.magine the wonders our country could know in america's 250th year. n> stephen: who knows? maybe a cordless pen? ( laughter ) wapplause ) who knows? anything. anything. ( cheers and applause ) corldless? >> jon: i don't do the one with the cord. >> stephen: that's not being fair. when trump says "electric pen" he means where he plans to keep the immigrants. it's possible. if he can dream it, it's possible. and trump laid out a vision for how we should all move forward. >> the time for trivial fights is behind us. >> stephen: adding, just one more thing-- suck it, nordstrom's. so as we come to the end of tonight's address to congress, i think we can all agree on one thing-- one down, seven to go. we have a great show for you tonight. lisa kudrow is here. when we return, i'll talk about the democrats' response. stick around. i'll be right over there. live! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) here. when we return, i'll talk about the democrats' response. stick around. the democrats' response. stick around. i

that worked until thomas edison's electric light bulb.s lamp unless you're nostalgic with a different look for the walkway. can you save the coal industry when natural gas is so unbelievably cheap and cleaner? >> if your point market factors will dictate the use of feedstock in the united states you are absolutely true, absolutely right. on the other hand, could we export more coal to foreign markets and wouldn't that be good? because if china is going to use coal, we are going to mine our coal in more environmentally-friendly way than they. we should have the right to sell our coal overseas. if we do that, they will burn it anyway, but the environment is overall, harmed less and those workers who are american workers go back to work. so in the u.s. you are right but there is a global market. liz: picking winners is never a good thing. it ends up being a real problem as we saw with president obama who tried to pick winners in some of the solar, electric vehicle eras. a lot of money was thrown away. as you sit on the joint economic committ

when edison was trying do come one a fillment for the incandescent light bulb, he kept failing, he said i didn't fail, i have learned 88 things that don't work. now they have learned what doesn't work. the freedom caucus, they're sort of the republican wing of the republican party, and they said, i'm sorry, this is not what we came here to do, try again. >> michael, the president and the speaker blaming the democrats, but they own the white house, and they have the number of republicans, but they didn't satisfy their own people, but they're saying it's the democrats' fault. >> it's a good deflection, and you kind of expect that, but the reality is you had a seven-year runup to this moment. you had the run way, you had the opportunity, you had 60 plus to repeal obamacare when it didn't matter, you had time to create a narrative and at the end to produce a product that not only your caucus would get behind but the american people would support. this bill had 17% support across all spectrums by the american people. and it was very clear that on a good day the best you can muster was 30 rep

secretary of state tillerson in an interview with fox's rich edison refused to rule out countering northa. president trump will host the chinese president at mara-a-lago in april. trish. >> trish: i want to go to lieutenant colonel bob mcbegin it's who says the secretary of state is right. military action should be on the table. good to have you hear. there's a school of thought called realism. part of what makes it work is the reality that if you do something crazy, somebody else is going to do something in retaliation. one of the concerns about north korea is you have a crazy guy who doesn't seem to understand the way of the world. will this help him, do you think, in terms of understanding his own vulnerabilities? >> trish, it can't hurt. we went through clint clint, bush, obama, the same outcome. they keep testing nuclear weapons. they test i want continental ballistic missiles, even by our own intelligently the genes agencies they're much closer to having a nuclear capable ballistic missile that can reach hawaii and alaska or the western united states. look at the picture of secreta

they even have talking doll invented in 1890 by thomas edison.bases covered with the leggos. >> the largest plan tear yum in the state. that will definitely a draw for school kids. >> oh, i bet it is. >> so what's your favorite part? >> the plan tear yum. >> why is that? >> you get to see cool shows. >> do you guys like dinosaurs? >> yes. >> we're in the natural history hall that just opened up this summer again. it is called written in the rocks. it is fossil tails of new jersey. >> you can look back through 3.5 billion years of natural history. and meet some new jersey former residents. like a turtle fossil, that's 67 million years old. >> wait. his ned, his head -- isn't that cool. >> yes. >> that is a new jersey dinosaur. >> wow. >> and we have two of them. lost in battle. >> we are going to go look at something really cool. do you guys want to know what it is? >> yes. >> it is a t-rex head. >> allowed to take pictures with it, and this is where the dinosaurs are. >> what do you like about them? >> well, i like that they're big,. >> we still

you've seen big announcements from microsoft, walmart, google, apple, even ge -- thomas edison startedhe electricity energy industry with coal-fired plants. china has been the greatest job creation engine in the history of humankind. the past five years, 65 million jobs. scarlet: for itself or for everyone? >> for themselves. a month ago, they came out with their plan for how they are going to create their most jobs ever in one industry. what's the smartest job creator ever doing? they announced one month ago they are going to invest $360 billion -- typically when you are in china, it's the 20 year plan. over three years to create 13 million jobs just in clean energy and efficiency. they get it. they know that costs are coming down. they want these jobs. jinping,rative that xi who president trump is meeting with next week, has put forward as job creation for their nation. make a compelling argument that there is a huge opportunity to create new jobs to employ people in shrinking industries, that they are all good reasons for this industry to continue to grow. let's talk about profits,

thomas edison showed an automatic telegraph and an electric pen. imagine the wonders our country could know in america's 250th year. ( applause ) think of the marvels we can achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people-- cures to the illnesses that have always plagued us are not too much to hope. american footprints on distant worlds are not too big a dream. millions lifted from welfare to work is not too much to expect. and streets where mothers are safe from fear, schools where children learn in peace, and jobs where americans prosper and grow are not too much to ask. ( applause ) when we have will have made america greater than ever before for all americans. this is our vision. this is our mission. but we can only get there together. we are one people with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. we all salute the same great american flag. and we all are made by the same god. ( applause ) when we fulfill this vision, when we celebrate our 250 years of glorious freedom, we will look back on tonight as when this new chapter of american

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thomas edison showed an automatic telegraph and an electric pen. imagine the wonders our country could know in america's 250th year. [applause] think of the marvels we can achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people. cures to illnesses that have always plagued us are not too much to hope. american footprints on distant worlds are not too big a dream. millions lifted from welfare to work is not too much to expect. and streets where mothers are safe from fear schools where children learn in peace and jobs where americans prosper and grow are not too much to ask. [applause] pres. trump: when we have all of this, we will have made america greater than ever ever before. for all americans. this is our vision. this is our mission. but we can only get there together. we are one people, with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. we allalute the same flag. and we are all made by the same god. [applause] when we celebrate our 250 years of glorious freedom, we will look back on tonight as when this new chapter of american greatness began. the ti

rich edison monitoring this and other town halls around the country and we saw this all last week ande've seen it again. >> so much or an easy weekend. lindsey graham is fielding questions on the russians and health care. in that rowdy clemson south carolina town hall, senator rand paul in criticizing republicans leaders for as graham says, acting like democrats did in 2009, writing their health care proposal privately among a small group of lawmakers. >> can i give you a little secret. i don't know what the g.o.p. plan is. let me tell you, did you all see rand paul on tv. you know, rand and i don't agree on much, but he's right about this. what was our big knock on obamacare? they did it without any of us. >> graham says the affordable care act or obamacare is driving up the rights to replace it. and the house ways and means committee will unveil their initial proposal and democrats and republicans will have an opportunity to amend or change it. vice-president mike pence joined house speaker paul ryan yesterday and expects in a matter of days a very brisk pace of legislative activity

thomas edison showed an automatic telegraph, and an electric pen, imagine the wonders our country could know in america's 250th year. [ applause ] >> think of the marvels we can achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people, cures to the illnesses that have always plagued us are not too much to hope. american footprints on distant worlds are not too big of a dream. millions lifted from welfare to work is not too much to expect. and streets where mothers are safe from fear, schools where children learn in peace and jobs where americans process officer and grow are not too much to ask. [ applause ] >> .. when we have all of this, we will have made america greater than ever before for all americans, this is our vision. this is our mission. but we can only get there together. we are one people with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. we all salute the same great american flag. and we all are made by the same god. [ applause ] >> when we fulfill this vision, when we celebrate our 250 years of glorious freedom, we will look back on tonight as when this new chapter of american g

i mean, this is almost along the lines of the sun edison where we saw all these guys pile into the same exact trade and follow it down because for some reason they were emotionally attached to this trade so that's what it sounded like, herb, when scott walker talked to bill ackman all the statements bill was saying it sounded like he was looking back thinking i wish i had sold earlier. he was really attached to this trade. >> well, i think as david said they're all human but in this case the case is i come back, i'll always come back, why -- they should have seen it coming and the hedge fund hotels, when i'm involved in a situation where we're researching and i see a bunch of hedge funds on the other side you get nervous sometimes but i think they -- there is a group think. i think bethany is exactly right. as much as people talk about doing, you know, their independent work, i see a lot of comfort in numbers. even today. >> is it that? >> long and short. >> or is sometimes their pride. they can't admit that it's wrong at some point it's going to go right and they'll be proven right in

edison showed an telegraph and an electric pen.magine the wonders our country could know in america's 250th year. think of the marvels we can achieve if we set free the dreams of our people, cures to illnesses that have always plagued us are not too muc to h. millions lifted from welfare to work is not too much to expect, and streets where mothers are safe from fear, schools where children learn in peace, and jobs where americans prosper and grow are not too much to ask [applause] when we have all this, we will have made america greater than ever before. for all americans, this is our vision. this is our mission. but we can only get there together. we're one people, with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. we all salute the same great american flag. and we all are made by the same god [applause] when we celebrate our 250 years, we will look back on tonight, as when this new chapter of american greatness began. the time for small thinking is over. the time for trivial fights is behind us. we just need the courage to share the

you get controversies people losing their jobs in companies like disney in southern california and edisongn workers that were not high skills. it was an impure cal questions where we have gaps in our economy. there is no job that america won't do. americans with the right pay although will do any job and the fact of the matter and we must focus on americans getting back to work and getting higher wages and supplemented where needed based on the evidence with immigration. >> i want to ask you about this wikileaks disclosure of alleged cia hacking tools and lots of documents. two questions. one, has that disclosure done any damage to american security? and, two, are you troubled by anything in those documents about how the cia conducted itself? >> mark, i don't want to comment on the wikileaks disclosures. i will say this, though. the cia is a foreign intelligence service. it collects intelligence on foreign targets to keep our country safe. it does not do intelligence works domestically but beyond that, i don't want to comment on the contents or confirm or deny anything about the documents