>> with emmett? >> reporter: why. >> the way he described her was an older woman he looked up to in a motherly way. he said, she believes in me, she thinks i'm going to be a great law enforcement you saw her as an older woman. >> she was almost 40, i was 28. i never felt it was a competition i guess. >> reporter: that's for the many reasons that plainly escape those that get smacked on the hot stove of desire, themselves. emmett and candy thought otherwise. oh, they tried to keep their hand off each other for a little while said their co-workers, but if they believed they were hiding their obvious infatuation, rearranged clothes, they were only fooling themselves. >> i noticed a significant change in her attitude went from being depressed about what rob had done to happy, you know. >> reporter: a spring in her step again? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: such timing. now that rob seemed to fix their marriage. honesty took a holiday. >> i was living a lie, being in an affair is living one big lie. you lie ab

[ laughter ] so much for glory in emmett. i could not have gotten through this past year, or most of my life, without the support of my wife, your first lady, theresa. [ applause ] it's rewarding to watch so many people learn about her. theresa is selfless and thoughtful. she loves our family and our state. and i'm proud of you, theresa, i'm grateful to have you at my side. the celebration of an important milestone is upon us in 2020. the 100th anniversary of women's voting rights. we've come a long way. the faces in this chamber looked a lot different 100 years ago. please join me in acknowledging all the women, elected, appointed, and serving all across state government, for their contributions to idaho. [ applause ] after being in this position for a year i can say with certainty there's a lot of passion in idaho for making heir state the best it can be. we have much to be proud of and much to work towards. i've learned that progress requires pushing the boundaries of what's comfortable in government. it requires a strong

on emmett street, what it is doing. the fight for that sounded like what i was reading in the book. go back to brooklyn heights and talk about this piece of land, needs to be for profit, can't just be affordable housing. what we heard in the last few months, for affordable housing, it was a clergy person who participated in that. one of the groups that has been helping to move along the acute medical alliance. there are all these things that keep repeating themselves. what do you think are the things we should be learning from? look at what you have studied and what you write about in the book, don't forget to learn about this thing because we make the same mistakes over and over. >> the hamster wheel is a great metaphor. i go back to the 1950s and i don't think people understand how gentrification has such a long history and you could go back earlier than that. one of the things we discover, gentrification a new, every neighborhood that happens here and we pretended it never happened before with nothing to build on. that is a big part of lessons learned. we can't use that excuse an

emmett heavy expxposure to the chinese economy, south korea's governmentnt has promised action to stabilize domestic financial markets. >> china is our n neighbor and closely tied to our economy. trade and investment. we hope that china will overcome the situation. anticipate special cooperation and mutual asassistance between our cououns duduring the p process.. >> a airbuss h has announced an agreement in principle with french, british and american regulators to settle a major probe into bribery and corruption. of thirded on the use party consultants to secure deals on aircraft sales. the european jet maker is expected to pay fines of over 3 billion euros to settle inquiries in those three countries. the u.k. national security council has just decided the fate of huawei. the compmpany will have a limitd role. it will be excluded from sensitive locations like nuclear sites and military bases. huawei is a chinese telecoms champion and global leader in network infrastructure. the trump administration says its ties to the chinese government mean that its equipment could be used by beijing for

some of us remember pictures from years ago showing martin mcinnis and emmett laughing together and workingrn ireland politicians are willing to do the same, if not the laughter, and suddenly working together?” do the same, if not the laughter, and suddenly working together? i do think that they are willing to work together. undoubtedly, the leadership of both the democratic unionists and sinn fein, i think both parties have tried to transition to, as you indicated, any generation of and because of the idiosyncratic histories of these parties and where they came from and their bases, which are also changing over time, i think it has been difficult for these leaders to be able to form relationships in the same way that those past two leaders we re same way that those past two leaders were able to enjoy. you mentioned earlier brexit, northern ireland of course, profoundly affected by brexit. there will be checks in the rsc which separate northern ireland from the rest of the uk stopping all of this affected northern ireland's future direction? i would imagine very much so. it already has. man

-- it still -- and it killed emmett till? rosa parks. who was head of the montgomery improvement association? martin luther king. imagine you have waited 20 some years to the head of the civil andts movement leadership, within the moment, the year that you become the head, there comes a guy out of montgomery, alabama, that all of a sudden, the media is all around, talking about the leaders. the leader. there was this kind of rivalry there. wilkins would help king out of numerous jails. don't get me wrong. but we also have to take into account when we are talking about alliances, we are also talking about the kind of real deal stuff about people and organizations working together in the friction that happened when you're dealing with people who believe that they should be here and somebody else is getting something that they should have. so, kennedy was also going to have to try to work through this relationship between them. to what he really wanted was defuse the power of the student shock troops coming out of sncc and core. because stu

emmett till. >> rosa parks. carol: the montgomery bus boycott. who was heading up the montgomery improvement association? martin luther king. imagine. you have waited 20 some years to be head of the civil rights movement leadership, and was in the moment the year you become the head, there comes this guy out of montgomery that all of a sudden the media is flocking all around, talking about the leader, the leader. there was this kind of rivalry there. wilkins would help king out of numerous jams, don't get me wrong. but we have to take into account when we talk about alliances, we are talking about the real deal stuff about people and organizations working together and the frictions that happened when you are dealing with people who believe they should be here and somebody else is getting something they should have. kennedy would have to work through this relationship between sclc and the naacp. what he really wanted was to defuse the power of the student shock troops. because students are fearless. you think about that moment after the beating at

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. >> thank you so much for talking i'm taking a class right now about emmett burke.reading burke is impossible not to conclude he loved great britain and being british but at the same time he supported letting the american colonies go. do you think his nationalism is more what you are talking about incense it is not militaristic? >> you put me on the spot asking me and edmund burke question on the same stage. i know very little compared to him. so i will just redirect to the question. [laughter] >> @-at-sign must be the most stirring defense and that suggest capacity for the appeals of others nationalism and a sense it isn't connected to militarism. is that fair? >> i think it is. nationalism can stay into imperialism but it's often fuzzy but i had inherited sympathy from british colonialism that was more benign and had a tendency but to beam a tight on - - entirely mistaken. and then to be willing to let people build their own way and be self-governing and fdr and churchill had a big argument and he was on the question of colonialism. >> you answer the questions whe

former secret agent dan emmett on whether that makes this threat a little bit more worrisome.do you think? >> hi, neil. any time iran says anything, you have to listen to them. the secret service takes every threat on the president of united states seriously. doesn't matter if it's a drunk at the bar in 3m or government of iran. they are going to take it seriously, do everything possible to ensure the safety of the president. if iran or any of their corrupt these decide to attack the white house, they are going to be in for a nasty surprise. >> neil: the bounty they were advocating at one rally, they are 80 million of us, if we put up one american dollar to attack the president of united states they'll succeed -- these are scary times we live in and there are more than of you who have the this ambition or lack of it -- what can we do to protect the president of united states? >> the president of united states is protected by a circle of steel and human bodies. in order for anybody to get to him they'll have to go through a lot of technological devices, they'll have to go throu

south dublin to fremont we had other crashes behind that livermore to dublin is doing fine and than emmettecovering from the crash that i told you about in union city 53 minutes as you recover from to 38 to 2.37 >>thank you very much robin for your money this morning, a home goods retailer is closing hundreds of stores and the bay is one of the best places in the nation to find a job jane king live to dance like with these stories and more hey james good morning san francisco, the 3rd best city to find a job in the nation will have says says. >>even despite of the cost of living freeman was stuffed on that let that list to san jose 15th oakland time with their cities as high and a half the highest average monthly starting salary will services goes high housing costs were noted and did whaler ranking, although still 3rd so no doubt high up there dealing with debt is foremost on the minds of many americans the new york federal reserve says. >>americans have a record 14 trillion in debt that includes mortgages credit cards and student loans. the situation can cause a great deal of anxiety acc

emmett's she also is all hong kong residents who were on the mainland to return home and stay there for the next 14 days. the measures will be effective in reducing the number of visitors from the mainland since transportation services are required for the commuters who will scale back our transportation services 1st of all high speed rail services to and from the mainland will be suspended in terms of air travel the number of flights from mainland to hong kong will be slashed by half in terms of sea travel or cross border ferry services will be suspended will carry lambs move appears to be an attempt to isolate further hong kong from the outbreak which is now killed $106.00 people or more than 4 and a half 1000 chinese people infected the virus has spread widely across southeast asia there are 8 confirmed cases in thailand and hong kong is also being found in taiwan in macau south korea japan singapore malaysia vietnam and cambodia elsewhere cases have been confirmed in germany in france in the poor strayer the united states and canada or many of those countries are working to get thei

resolution was bipartisan it was 100 to nothing, every republican and democrat agreed, in this instance emmett democrats are objecting to the very reasonable. proposal that was done during the clinton trial starting with opening arguments, then having arguments, questions from the senators, and then having the senate choose whether additional witnesses are necessary. we have seen one motion after the other, after the other they have been redundant in making the same arguments. this seems to be a time for adam schiff and the house managers to lecture the american people and to attack the president. but there's an old saying if you have the facts you bang the facts if you have the law you bang the law if you don't have either should bang the table. stephanie seen a whole lot of table banging and at the end of the day we are at the same spot we began the day which is the house articles of impeachment they were passed on a partisan basement, they don't meet the constitutional standard. and that's why the end of this process, after fair proceeding after hearing the arguments of the house managers a

i'm doctor and emmett d a chase. been a practicing physician for nearly 20 years. in addition to my role here at dhs continued to be a practicing trauma surgeon. immediately prior to coming to dhs site was the chief at the trauma center at memorial hospital. at parkland, we care for human beings from all backgrounds in it looks desperate times. to care for everyone without regards to race, color, creed, means, religion, quickly become apparent that when life and death are on the line, none of they used to things matter. providing care for patients no matter the challenges, was my goal then, and is powerful now. from all of your missions to the border it's nice to see you all this money. i know you're aware that we continue to improve the care for all people in our custody. especially children. from the medical perspective, the quirks of this humanitarian crisis was a massive increase in the potential care. at times nearly 400 percent. without that, it would pretty lock unique and help care system. additionally, while correctional facilities have invented the health

eastman: yes, it has been you and emmett -- been unanimous and loud and clear. rep. higgins: thank you for your clarification. thank you for the second round of questioning and i yield. >> i now recognize a gentlewoman from illinois, ms. underwood. rep. underwood: i have a couple of follow-up questions based on what was said today and the written testimony. in the written testimony, i'm going to read a couple statements. the enhanced medical directive ensures cbp well and -- will sustain medical support capabilities with an emphasis on children less than 18 years old. this includes a health interview upon arrival. delineategs, can you whether those facilities include all border patrol stations? mr. hastings: it does include all border patrol stations, yes, ma'am. rep. underwood: then, to circle back on what was recently discussed by mr. higgins, that if it includes the border patrol stations for individuals brought into apprehension with the idea that they will be put into this thennt -- the mbp policy, you consider that under u.s. custody, correct? because -- ok. th

i'm doctor and emmett d a chase. been a practicing physician for nearly 20 years. in addition to my role here at dhs continued to be a practicing trauma surgeon. immediately prior to coming to dhs site was the chief at the trauma center at memorial hospital. at parkland, we care for human beings from all backgrounds in it looks desperate times. to care for everyone without regards to race, color, creed, means, religion, quickly become apparent that when life and death are on the line, none of they used to things matter. providing care for patients no matter the challenges, was my goal then, and is powerful now. from all of your missions to the border it's nice to see you all this money. i know you're aware that we continue to improve the care for all people in our custody. especially children. from the medical perspective, the quirks of this humanitarian crisis was a massive increase in the potential care. at times nearly 400 percent. without that, it would pretty lock unique and help care system. additionally, while correctional facilities have invented the health

let's hear from emmett. louisiana, on the oppose line. caller: it was the wrong thing to do.es around, comes around. host: why was it the wrong thing to do? you can't just go around blowing people up, you know what i'm saying? it's just not right. i mean, we go around hitting people, they start hitting us, you know what i'm saying? trump can be got, too. enough is enough. host: olympia, washington. caller: high. i'm just, i'm proud that they are finally doing something. it's not just trump. president trump. it's his generals. his generals make the decision. , i'm just proud to be american. host: when you say finally doing something, what do you mean by that? caller: i mean we have a president and his generals who will do something. it's not just trump. but ultimately the president makes the decision. caller: that's right. but it takes a lot of people to bring the information to him for him to make the decision. hear from austin, texas, on the line for those who are not sure. i think the problem is the american people. the american people elected out of the politicians and the

there is a backup system the 25th of emmett. if the republicans -- 25th amendment.f some republicans came today and come to their senses later, we can use the 25th amendment. come to your senses today and evoke the name of john mccain and vote to have witnesses. marco rubio, especially you. vote to have witnesses. psychology of a bully. they have to be controlled. senators, vote to control this bully. host: that call from florida. the iowa caucuses are three days away. pedro mentioned the story pedro mentioned the story earlier. a story broke about john delaney dropping out. he has ended his bid for the democratic resident told nomination. more than two and a half years after he became the first to announce his candidacy. the former maryland commerce meant an for newer -- congressman and entrepreneur was a self-made millionaire. endy on the independent line. caller: i want to thank you for being there. i wish more people would listen to c-span and public broadcasting and not msnbc or fox news to get information. ukraineecutor in the that helped to be removed by joe

to emmett, on the republican line, in the louisiana. caller: thank you for taking my call. would like to see the republicans go along with the democrats, strickler because i strictlye to see -- because i want to see that can of worms open. i would like to hear from the whistleblower, and all of the people that the republicans would really like. pompeo like to hear from , what all of them have to say. it would be interesting. i think that would be the way to go. i hope they do it. in boone, iowa, terry is next on the independent line. caller: i would like to comment on how this all started. this all started, this particular incident started with a bunch of disgruntled employees , basically. you have state department ,fficials, career nsa officials and they disagreed with trump's policy. then all of a sudden, they circled their wagons, and trump thatot like the way yovanovitch was running her mouth so he got rid of her and they circled their wagons and ganged up and made up a whistleblower to bring this all through like they are. and i would like to comment on this page of bo