fischer: post time for the magic. alvar: the whole world today does programming in the same languages. that's what's gonna connect the whole world. if you are working by sending your code to space station while you're in middle school, that's amazing. i don't care who you are. if you have that ability to engineering at age ten, space should no longer be the final frontier. woman: copy that. and thank you for all the science today. okay, well, stand by... makayla: we did submit our code on the anniversary of the first people on the moon. do you think that's good luck? -that's a sign. -that could be a sign. you know who walked on the moon? -neil armstrong? -neil armstrong? carol: open it, tanner! bring down the screen. those words don't let us see. so, before i open this up, i just wanna thank you guys because this was something new for me too, and for guys to first-- be our first year, like, i'm-- i'm just really happy and-- and proud of everything you guys have done. you guys ready? all right, high fives everybody. yo

. >> thank you, senator fischer. our first witnesses, christine mccormack confirmed for september 2014. she priests and lay served as an attorney for the department of justice at the u.s. embassy. where she oversaw iraq's national elections. thank you for that. she received her bachelor's degree from the university of buffalo and a lot degree from george mason. our next witness will be vice chair been hovland who was confirmed in 2019, before joining the commission, he spent several years working here at the rules committee. thank you for that, first four leader schumer, and then for senator klobuchar. and served as deputy counsel for the missouri secretary of state. he received his bachelors degree from central arkansas and from the university of oregon. our third witnesses commissioner tom hicks, who joined the commission in december of 2014. and prior to his current role, commissioner hicks service counsel for the committee on house administration. and work for common cause, and the office of personnel management

. >> the caller was meredith fischer, she had just discovered on the floor of the master bedroom thebeaten body of her elderly sister, 29 year old michelle young, a woman who in death, was about to be famous. >> listen to me mom, i'm going to tell you what to do but you need to calm down. there's blood everywhere? >> yes. >> listen to me, ma'am is she breathing? >> i don't think so. >> have you checked? >> michelle? she's cold. >> okay. >> two and a half year old cassidy who had crawled out from underneath the parents bed just feet from where her mother lay. cassidy's voice, chattering to her aunt was caught. >> she's got boos everywhere? >> had cassidy witnessed the murder? awakened, alone, to find this. >> just picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it across the hallway into the bathroom. >> by now wake county investigators were on the house and having secured the crime scene, his job was done. but on his way out he saw cassidy again. she was still in her pink pajamas, still in meredith's arms. he asked meredith a question. >> i looked over to the child an

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it is my honor to record -- to welcome you to tonight's event featuring the story of david hackett fischer. he just came out with a new book last week. the book is "african founders: how enslaved people expanded american ideals close vote. if you have not gotten your copy of the book, it is available in the store. we will ship it to you if you live in the u.s. or you can pick it up from atlanta. it is a great feel and repurchase will support david and atlanta history center's ability to do this programming. david and i talked tonight, please submit her questions into the queue and day. we'll get as many of those as we possibly can in the event time we have with us tonight. we briefly introduced david hackett fisher. he needs very little introduction with our audience. david hackett fischer is a university professor and professor of history and narrative at brandeis university in massachusetts. he is an author of numerous books including the 2005 pulitzer prize winner of washington crossing and chaplain stream. in 2015, he got the literature award for lifetime achievement and military writi

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on a three deb fischer visit described as a turning point in bilateral relations.and president biden are expected to discuss defense cooperation and sharing of high-tech technology. he will also address congress on thursday. a property deal in jerusalem's ancient city which lies at the heart of the israel-palestinian conflict has caused fury among the historic armenian community. one quarter of their land was secretly sold off to a jewish businessman on a long-term lease. armenian residents now fear losing some of their homes and their way of life. here is our correspondent from jerusalem. >> for 1500 years, there have been armenians in jerusalem. they have a share in its holiest christian sites. but now the community feels under threat because of a murky real estate deal by its own church. >> it is like a puzzle. we are trying to know what happened, when it happened, and how. >> it appears a jewish australian businessman has leased a large chunk of land for a resort. local sphere that is just the start. >> this deal may put in great danger the long-term armenian r

an officer killed fischer with a round of the head .he deputy who was shot is expected to recover from the injuries. another twist in the controversial case of a man accused of killing three people in oakland district attorney pamela price has dismissed two murder charges against the suspect. a third murder charge, though, could soon go to trial. ktvu evan sadowski spoke to the suspect's defense attorney about the case. a high profile murder case that's become political fodder against alameda county district attorney pamela price is crumbling. earlier this year, price was criticized for cutting a deal with alonzo logwood, offering him 15 years if he pleaded guilty to a manslaughter charge in three killings. law norwood was facing 75 years to life, accused of killing 24 year old zaire. washington and two other men in separate incidents in oakland. back in 2008. in march, a judge rejected the plea following public outrage about the deal. but this week, the judge granted price's motion to dismiss two of the murder charges after price revea

. >> it is an incredible lack of team work, leadership and trust between john fischer, the owner of thethe commissioner of major league baseball and lengtd officials in oakland. all you need to do is bulldoze the coliseum and build a spectacular new ballpark there for a lot less than $1.5 billion. >> and it might happen. we just don't know where they'll play. here in oakland or vegas. nevada's governor has called for a special session of that legislature but there's no word that they'll address the a's issue. >> we're back in 60 seconds. up next, will it stay the same? or will the castro theater get a makeover? >> also, too close for comfort. the surprising new study on sharks that could have you rethinking your next swim in the ocean. >>> not only that rain but a major temperature drop. look at this. santa rosa sunday. 85 today, 65. 85 today, 65. we'll talk with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending thing

a smiling jack fischer in the airlock. with his first spacewalk in the books...an: we are ready to begin when you are. massachusetts institute of technology, this is mission control houston. uh, i'm mike collins. uh, jack, i wish i was up there with you. uh... is that the mike collins? -no, no. it-- -(laughter) sir, it's a-- what an honor. man: ...armstrong, collins, and aldrin... man: we have a liftoff, on apollo 11. jack: you know, i think that inspiration is hard to quantify, but has such a huge impact, so that's what you did, sir, and that's what we hope we can continue to do uh, to get the next generation going and to really get this whole space exploration thing moving for good. you certainly are doing it, jack, uh, big time, and a lot better than we ever did. thank you for your work up there. (applause) female reporter: san jose tonight now on track to becoming the hottest housing market in the entire country this year. prices are... ...most recently with apple and google, to move here. shocked by how much homes are selling... tanner: that's where this who

between the world's top 2 economies and a war and ukraine or some of the hot topics of discussion. alan fischer reports from washington dc that they will be putting the balloons out for secretary of state and to be blinking when he touches down in beijing relations between the us and china out at the lowest point in years. this trip was due to take place in february, cancelled after a chinese spike balloon flew over the us and was eventually short done. intense competition requires sustained diplomacy to ensure the competition does not fear the confrontation is. and again, that is what the world expects. adults, the united states and china. this trip is aimed stabilizing relations between the world's 2 biggest economies and strategic drivers. in recent weeks, the us as clean the chinese jet, performed aggressive maneuvers need a spike playing in international airspace. and that coming up to a chinese warship, allegedly not only avoid the collision with the us destroyer in the taiwan street. the trip is looking to set up systems to avoid similar incidents. to keep any reaction to just the water

conservative central office, and a very famous face there, professor john curtis in the middle, and andrew fischer our panel adjustment to get reaction from the side of the particles inspection —— political spectrum. we had reaction from angela rayner deputy labour leader. and we now have reaction from the lib dems. the liberal democrats' ed davey. it is... borisjohnson broke the law and lied about it, now he's jumped for he was pushed... plenty of political opponents coming in and having their say. a former political opponents, andrew fisher, let's come to you, so what do you make of those kinds of assessments of borisjohnson and his time in office from his opponents? clearly, if you are out watching across the country, there will be many people who have still a great deal of affection for boris johnson and supported everything that he did, for example, with brexit? yes. did, for example, with brexit? yes, of course. — did, for example, with brexit? yes, of course. i— did, for example, with brexit? yes, of course, i don't _ did, for example, with brexit? yes, of course, i don't think— did, for ex

news, all the while, seeing 8 moves deep and patiently marshaling the latest press releases into a fischer—sozin en passant checkmate that is my nightly monologue. but sometimes, i startle awake upside down on the monkey bars of a condemned playground on a superfund site, get all hepped up on goofballs, rummage through a discarded tag sale bag of defective toys, yank out a fistful of disembodied doll limbs, toss 'em on a stained kid's placemat from a defunct denny's, set up a table inside a rusty cargo container down by the wharf, and challenge toothless drifters to the godless bughouse blitz tournament of news that is my segment: ♪ meanwhile ♪ meanwhile, a foot tickling machine has revealed which parts of the feet make men and women giggle the most. actual professionals built an actual foot tickling machine and named it ticklefoot. also the name of the bootleg chinese tickle me elmo. so what did ticklefoot discover? turns out, for women, the most ticklish is by the center of the arch, and for men it's slightly closer to the toes. that's great. hey, scientists, while i have you, how's that cance

i am fischer william genrikhovich, fully aware of the importance for my motherland of the union of soviet socialist republics of illegal intelligence work and representing all the difficulties and dangers of this work, i voluntarily agree to join the ranks of illegal workers of the ussr ministry of design and design, i undertake , becoming an illegal intelligence officer, to subordinate all my aspirations and behavior to the interests of my life motherland, i undertake to strictly observe secrecy, under no circumstances will i disclose a trusted secret and i'd rather accept death. what will i betray. the interests of my motherland can dress up. thank you very kind. himself give me a jacket, please. i can visit the toilet. yes, it took me almost an hour. who is you, did you forget something colonel? i forgot to pay for the room we will pay. okay, just don't forget, please, up to and including today. don't worry. this story we want to tell you began more than 50 years ago at the height of the cold war. then, when solved, the questions of owning the development of the use nuclear weapons dur

. >> david hackett fischer, thank you so much for your insight and expertise. for the research and work you put into this incredible volume. to everyone in the audience, if you have not yet purchased your copy of "african founders" it is available from the african history -- atlanta history center museum shop. >> can i also say. if anybody has a copy of the book and is reading it and has a question or a comment or thinks i got something wrong, which i always do, send me an email. i am easily reached. be in touch. i will get back to you. i would like to hear from you. lex thank you. that's very generous of you. -- >> thank you. that's very generous of you. i hope some of you in the audience take him up on that about the people and eventss that have shaped the american story, find a set c-span history. >> lynn hudson is from the university of illinois in chicago, the study of race and gender is the author of the black entrepreneurship in 19 centuries san francisco. from women historians, in 2019, the fight against california's discrimination and white supremacy i

>> jewellike of said had a dinning off to buy the team but jenna fischer will not sell.ners and see is there one last hail mary possible out there. >> coming up tonight on abc 78:00 it is judge steve harvey followed by back-to-back episodes of the wonder years. at 10:00 catch superstar aaliyah. don't miss abc7news at 11:00. tonight abc7news is the first news team to ride along with chp officers as they patrolled the tenderloin. it has been six weeks since the drug crack down with the chp and national guard begin to how is it going and what are they doing? liz kreutz will have the behind-the-scenes you will see only on seven. >> we will see you tonight at 11:00. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios,

sara fischer is with us, make up itch, vanessa yurkevich and janessa -- also paula reid. two big headlines in the news tonight. i, mark meadows testified to a grand jury and the special counsel's probe. of course, the investigation into donald trump, and chris christie, former new jersey governor, announcing he is running for president, saying that he wants to stop his own power donald trump from becoming the nominee. paula and sarah are here with their reporting, but let's start with paula. paula, tell us what we know about mark meadows testimony. which investigation was he testifying for, do we know? >> it's unclear at this point, alison, which investigation he testified in, and it's also possible that he testified in both. this has been one of the biggest questions in the ongoing special counsel investigation, what is going on with mark meadows? and even the trump legal team has conceded that, yet, they have not been in communication with meadows attorneys, and it's unclear if he were cooperating. the former president tried quite a while back-to-back medals from testif

sara fischer, personnel, also joining us with the breaking news millenia. melanie, has the u.s.voided economic catastrophe at this hour? >> they have alison but just barely with just a few days to go with that default deadline. really just a few votes to spare here. the final vote tally was 63 to 36. they needed 60 votes to pass the senate. i wanted to give you a breakdown of who voted in support. it was 46 democrats who voted in favor, along with 17 republicans. that was a coalition that banded together -- that means that the opposition was mostly republicans here. which was five democrat voted against this bill. they've got it done, they now have -- four signature. it was no easy feat to get here. there was opposition on both sides of the aisle. democrats did not like the stricter work requirements for food stamp recipients, they did not be reform, the republicans didn't go far enough in order to limit spending. they also don't like that it's going to high in the debt ceiling until 2025. they wanted a shorter debt ceiling high so they can get a bite of the apple. this was a re

. >> actually, senior media reporter and analyst sarah fischer is joining us now.ust a demo track for lennon, but the thing that is notable is if their other tracks or cassettes to be found we now have the technology where we can separate it someone's voice and use it to re-create new songs. paul mccartney said this will be the last album so i don't expect that to happen, but the fact that we can make that happen, sara, is a game changer. think about your favorite bands that have passed or broken up and with the right permissions they have the opportunity to do great things. >> those permissions are a very big deal. you have to get everything signed to make sure it goes forward and you don't get sued. it wasn't like all, like, yay, this is amazing. he was very clear-eyed about it and this opportunity was great and the tech could be used for band and he understands that and he's looking at fellow artists and you look at what happened with drake and the weekend who are having to figure out with lawsuits and whatever and make sure the lp is protected and he understand

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world's top 2 economies on the war and ukraine or some of the hot topics up for discussion. alan fischer reports from washington dc. they will be putting the balloons out for secretary of state and to be blinking when he touches down in patient relations between the us and china, out at the lowest point in years. this trip was due to take place in february, cancelled after a chinese spike balloon flew over the us and was eventually short done. intense competition requires sustain diplomacy to ensure the competition does not fear the confrontation or conflict. and again, that is what the world expects. adults, the united states and china. this trip is aimed at stabilizing relations between the world's 2 biggest economies and strategic drivers. in recent weeks, the us is claim, the chinese jet, performed aggressive maneuvers need a spike playing in international airspace. and that coming up to a chinese warship, allegedly not only avoid the collision with the us destroyer in the taiwan street. the trip is looking to set up systems to avoid similar incidents. to keep any reaction to just th

fischer: thank you, madam president. according to the united states department of agriculture's economic research service, 46 million americans live in rural areas. this includes 35% of the residents in my home state of nebraska. often in the government we focus on the majority of americans living in urban population hubs. but we have just as much of an obligation to the millions of rural citizens in our country. communications access is foundational to our quality of life, especially in rural areas where the closest neighbor can be many miles away. that's what i want to focus on today. as a member of the senate commerce and agriculture committees, i have the privilege of regularly advancing communications policy that benefits all americans, including those in rural areas. i've led multiple pieces of legislation to improve broadband mapping to benefit unserved rural areas, including the broadband funding map that the president signed into law as part of the bipartisan infrastructure package. it is vital that every last m

habitat which could have negative consequences for landowners and businesses, a refs from senator fischer disapproving of an epa rule on truck emission also that could drive some trucking companies out of business entirely. and more. we have more resolutions of disapproval in the pipeline. mr. president, while unfortunately president biden has predictably vetoed attempts to check his administration's aggressive use of federal power, we have had some successes. when senator capito announced her intention to challenge a federal highway administration memo from states considering pursuing highway projects and funding projects for reducing emissions, there was a revised version without the problematic language, which was a win for infrastructure and investments in rural areas. and, as i mentioned, while the president vetoed the resolution disapproving of his overreaching waters of the united states rule, the supreme court's recent decision effectively overturning this regulation is a win for farmers, for ranchers, and for other landowners, and honest ily, -- honestly, mr. president, for comme

one time they had a whole big deal, which was called the connection visa, this was back when yoshka fischert they are doing well. here they are all good know. and that's all it is. this is the level of today and did not even say german - this is the level of european. politicians, they take. that's why there cucumbers know how it's a joke. why cucumbers should have a certain curvature, this is the most serious topic that is being discussed in the european union, this kind of topic is being discussed in germany if you think that in germany the question of the future of ukraine is being seriously discussed about the future of ukraine there is even no question of the future of ukraine being ukraine is for everyone. only in one ukraine should not lose, then ukraine should win, and then ukraine should be in nato, and then there are any plans at all. well, how does anyone imagine it and in what direction will it go? and here, you know , one more trouble happened to budanov e, who, uh, here i have to tell a little a couple of technical features that are very interesting. he lies in the hospital of

it’s just that when the head of the green party, the founder of the green party yoshka, fischer e, washo made the decision to participate in the government of the social democrats and the greens, and the bundeswehr troops, e-e operations in afghanistan, officially came after that in moscow there were all sorts of public meetings. he answered this question, how difficult it was to make such a decision, but germany reached that level of communication in e. what could not be done as part of nato? uh, government, otherwise i just want to. uh, to draw attention to the fact that today, uh, the german situation is probably not what it once was, when germany prussia was alone in her militarism and was frantically looking for some kind of partners. today. this is part of a certain alliance which, thanks to this document. uh, trying to give an example that we in europe still follow our example, but set our own rules. and you also correctly said that this kind of document is accepted. for the first time you see, here , too, maybe i'm mistaken. felix will correct me, at each new stage of german de

now there fischer furniture hotel, the main get to the resting place.test. rector. you will first have to climb uphill, then fall into the water to squeeze through narrow underground tunnels and workings. so by the time the travelers get to bed, they don't need or need a shower. yes, nothing at all is needed, tourists fall without them. well, it generally feels like some tourists don't make it to bed. somewhere in the tunnel. once again we were tired of walking, but to save on public services. it is possible, of course, that achi in russia is introducing a unified standard for compensating for housing and communal services who are entitled to benefits, and how much money can be returned all the details in ekaterina’s story, a serious payment in april is without taking into account heat energy. yes, 2.899 rubles came. 89 kopecks. uh, and from my pension. for me, this is, well, a bit expensive, the cost of a communal apartment eats up a large part of the pension, so galina poltanov has been using a subsidy for a year for 5 years now. she receives for many

fischer: thank you, mr. president. in just a moment, the united states senate will vote to override president biden's veto of my legislation that would stop yet another aggressive environmental regulation. this specific regulation is an epa rule that would impose stricter emissions standards on heavy-duty vehicles. while this might sound well-intentioned, let's be very clear about the facts. first, the epa's own economic analysis projects that the cost to americans associated with this new regulation could reach up to $55 billion from 2027 to 2045. and that's because when you force truckers to purchase new, expensive equipment in the name of climate, you are asking the american people to foot the bill. any product transported by trucks, whether those food headed to -- whether that's food headed to your local grocery store or something you bought off amazon, each one of these products will cost more due to massive inflationary burdens this rule will place on the trucking industry. that means every american consumer will