i wrote about benjamin franklin, and i have to say that the first 30 years of benjamin franklin's life go by like this in my book. why? because there are no sources on it. the one source is franklin's own autobiography. in fact, you can measure this in a wonderful published collection of the franklin letters that is about 37 or 8 volumes, published by yale university press and the american philosophical society. took them 50 years to publish it. now, volume one, volume one goes from franklin's birth til the age of 30. and it's about that thick. volume 38 -- if that's the last one -- is equally thick, and it covers three months. not three decades, but three months of franklin's life. why? because then he was world famous, people saved everything. so you can write about extraordinary people in ordinary times, you can write about ordinary people in extraordinary times. for example, you can write the ordinary person's history of the civil war. why? because it was sufficiently extraordinary that people wrote down what they were thinking and feeling. soldiers went off to war for have many of

it was going to be the last chance for benjamin franklin to see william franklin, who was living in an site as a tory loyalist. and so he brought the two of them together. at a critical moment, something like 57 years old, for one full grown man. he has decided his father will not live forever, and much longer. he holds out his hand to make amends with his father benjamin, and i am sitting there riding this part of the story and trying to keep my distance, but trying to imagine what is going through benjamin franklin's head. have three children and i cannot imagine anything that any of those children would do that would cause me to permanently -- write them out of my clife -- lifeespecially if they had done something and after had said let's let bygones be bygones. i found myself, without wanting to, rooting for ben franklin. get him to do the right thing. most of the time he did the right thing. when he was holding out his hand, i wanted to reach out across the centuries and say take his hand, take it! but he idn't. he went back to america and he never forgave his son for, well, doing

>> franklin had to come to syracuse and had recently gotten this new position. he came up to testify on the trial, on days as a new york legislator, a lot of new york based in new york state and we do describe the warm embrace etc. was almost all of the witnesses who testified even if they weren't testifying for roosevelt would come up and shake his hand and give him a back slap because he was via roosevelt so that is the interesting thing about this. we actually were hoping for more, imagine writing a book about this, trying to extract every franklin roosevelt we could and we took it as far as it went in the case, the testimony was pretty brief. >> we have time for one more. we have to let speaker go because he has a live television commitment but you are all invited upstairs and we will toast him. >> i want to apologize because i wanted to be here, we have to host a show tonight in half an hour. thank you all for being there, appreciate it. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the new c-span online store now has booktv product.

in franklin, louisiana, natasha chen. >> interesting to see that in franklin.ncle is from franklin. talking about the floods there, they dread this time of year. just the floods can be problematic. >> of course. he's saying things are right now then. not as bad as they could have been, even though we saw from natasha's report that things are pretty horrible. >> our meteorologist pedram javaheri is here to tell us what's going on in franklin and around the area. >> this is one of the most interesting tropical storms we've tracked in a long time. a lot of that has to do with where the convection or the thunderstorm activity is. the center of circulation works its cross away portions of southern arkansas at this hour, but all the thunderstorm activity sits to its east and some to its south. really not around where the center of the storm is. franklin one of those areas that saw some heavy rainfall, but really going to dodge much of the heaviest rainfall. some areas picked on 20-plus inches of rainfall just offshore. the areas around franklin picking up around 6 to

this is near franklin canyon road near highway 4.rly remote area as you can see in this life picture from sky fox. a couple of minutes ago we saw a fire wrench and pull up to that particular home getting ready to provide structure protection and make sure those flames do not get anywhere near that house. again, this is been burning for 30 minutes or so. we are yet to see an aerial attack. no choppers or planes, just fire engines pulling out their hoses trying to attack this fire from the ground. the ache which is hard to say but 15 or 20 acres of that right now. i'd like to bring and rosemary as we continue to watch this picture. how are the winds right now ? >> they look to be about 15 miles per hour gusting to 20 and coming in from the northwest. it is the north northeast wind we do not like to see because that is a drier and warmer wind. but from areas of the pacific is a little bit of good news. we could be in a hot pattern but we are not seeing that today. mid-to upper 70s in and around martinez right now. relative humidity 40 t

a motorcycle crash investigation northbound fairfax county parkway near franklin farm right now thateft lane getting by.

that allowed benjamin franklin to use some propaganda and other aspects.the french crown had actually turned over its armament by selling off its old armament for shipment to the u.s. to the point it was able to take on great britain, along with spain. in from youd jump talked about the fact that so long ago, you have sources, methods, and on the other hand being so long ago, documentary evidence is problematic, certainly when we talk about intelligence. what i have heard about intelligence comes from after the war was washington is billing the continental congress. how difficult was it to come up with the actual evidence for writing this book? time in between makes the documents difficult to come up with. >> the primary difficult is documents are old and the government tried to read the spelling of someone in the 18th century, god help you. washington is good about protecting sources and methods, however, occasionally he wouldst in the case of the ring, a lot slip. in the case of the ring, a lot of subsequent documents were found in the papers of certain

we'll show you what this looks like in franklin. this is the metal shipyard.parking lot. this is what happened from barry saturday night into sunday. they were prepared for this. the barricade has been here for years. we saw folks bringing in extra gravel and plugging holes. they were expecting this flooding to get much worse. this is all coming from a drainage canal that they're hoping will recede overtime. there's some phones being threatened because of the flash flooding. we visited glencoe, louisiana, as well. that's an area that had to be evacuated on saturday night. we saw one home that was ripped apart because of the strong winds from barry. joseph colbert was sitting in the carport at the time. his sister was inside the home. she came running outside. here's what he said. >> sounded like a train to me. some say when you hear a train, it is a tornado. it did sound like a train coming through. you heard it coming out. all of it started coming out. >> reporter: colbert said he had been in that home for 40 years. now, there's people affected by the wind da

that allowed benjamin franklin to use propaganda and other aspects and at that point the french crown turned over its armament by selling off its old armament for shipment to the u.s. to the point that it was able to take on great britain along with spain. >> if i could jump in, you talked about the fact that since it's so long ago, you have the luxury of talking about sources and methods and you can use real names. on the other hand, being so long ago, documenting it is problematic talking about intelligence and how close to the vest that washington kept a lot of these spy rings. a lot of what i have heard about intelligence from this comes even after the war when washington is billing the continental congress for the amount of money out of pocket. how difficult was it to come up with the actual evidence for writing this book, something new? the time in between made it very difficult to come up with. >> the primary documents are often difficult not just because they're so old but if you have ever tried to read the spelling from someone who wrote in the 18th century, god help you, you

we'll show you what this looks like in franklin. this is the metal shipyard.heir parking lot. this is what happened from barry saturday night into sunday. they were prepared for this. the barricade has been here for years. we saw folks bringing in extra gravel and plugging holes. they were expecting this flooding to get much worse. this is all coming from a drainage canal that they're hoping will recede overtime. there's some phones being threatened because of the flash flooding. we visited glencoe, louisiana, as well. that's an area that had to be evacuated on saturday night. we saw one home that was ripped apart because of the strong winds from barry. joseph colbert was sitting in the carport at the time. his sister was inside the home. she came running outside. here's what he said. >> sounded like a train to me. it did sound like a train coming through. you heard it coming out. all of it started coming out. >> reporter: colbert said he had been in that home for 40 years. now, there's people affected by the wind damage and by floodwaters. authorities are con

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of the most influential gospel singers in the world together with james cleveland in a wreath of franklin and the franklin for them and besides almost every gospel song i can think of reflects what martin luther king himself preached really also the words that jesus spoke for instance if anyone strikes you on the right cheek turn the other also. of the vendor human after. the message of don't resort to violence. if god exists let him act with you then the scope of my. studio is an elm small new hamburg. kristoff stack of them by ship christophe strength is in string arrangements on the german base but he does that really well with soul music and i'm more attuned to the keyboard and the choruses minds on kosova. unusual for such a large production the composers themselves perform. and what we wanted to playing we would have felt miserable sitting on some chair and listening to how our music was being played through that's nice but it's even nicer to play it. and i think what i want to read that i wrote the music together with honey oh baby i think i can control it best if i'm out there on

george bush had franklin. he has came out and said is low is an evil religion. and you know, you look today, i think one of the things so shocking, the whole attitude about the lgbtq community and why that should be a religious issue. and i know you're more sympathetic to that than i am. but also anti-semitism is on the rise. there are colts, private clubs in palm beach and los angeles that do not accept jews. it's unbelievable to think that could be happening in this day and age particularly in palm beach. everywhere you look, i remember when my husband, his best friend was jack kennedy and his parents belong to the somerset club in boston which is a very posh club. ben wanted to take jack kennedy to the somerset club. he was an irish catholic. so that wasn't happening. >> the bigotry against kennedy is about all i knew at the catholic discrimination before i started working on this book. it really was one of the big revelations to meet of the whole research that and take opposes him was so deeply ingrained i

statement, youar the supreme court's decision franklin and our decision, right? those seem different to me than this case because in franklin, the question was whether the theident is an officer and court said we will not subject the president of the united states to arbitrary and capricious review unless the congress expressly says that is what it needs, right? that as --g, we said unless congress speaks clearly, we will not imply action against the president of the united states because it would "significantly alter the balance between congress and the president." this seems very different. this is a subpoena that relates to rules requiring, laws requiring financial disclosure. significant altering of the relationship between the president and the congress. there is no subjecting president of arbitrary and capricious review in franklin. this is just financial disclosure, which presidents for years have been doing. mr. consovoy: you are talking about one issue with interest the financial disclosure. i am talking about house rules. the house rules don't give gene

franklin first home run of the season. eighth of his career. it is 1-1. 3-2 a's. insurance courtesy of robbie grossman. doubled the score chris davis and ramon. a's are up hendrix bottom line. daniel vocal box. hendrix. a's 5-2. they have taken six of their last seven games. >>> giants hosting the cardinals. 3-2 st. louis in the third. alex dickerson. fourth home run already with the giants. 3-3. and then they are not happy. the cardinals blow it open. tommy edmund the triple to score a cold and long. for our entrance. for walks and three strikeouts. a bit of a snoozer. giants have been playing better. the score 10 runs a game the last four. today reverting to form. >>> apparently danny green leaving toronto going to the lakers. everything gravitating to la. >>> it will be a juicy season. >>> will have more on the earthquake beginning at 7 am. hey. that staycation beard's really taking shape, dad. (chuckles) it's starting to trap food. it's gone from itchin' to bitchin'. and you're still rocking the sweats. every day this week. same underwear? what underwear? (tel

no different than in the franklin case. congress could have passed -- j. millett: well, it's quite different. j. tatel: wouldn't you have insisted that the house also speak clearly? if the house issues -- on your theory, whether the committee issues the subpoena pursuant to house rules or the house issues -- itself issues a subpoena. your position, as i understand it, is that whichever body does it, it has to identify the president, right? mr. consovoy: correct. it is a question of clarity, not a question of power. for statuatory purposes, yes. j. tatel: can we unpack that for just a minute? there are two elements to that argument as i understand it. one is your clear statement rule. number two is constitutional avoidance, right? youlear statement, you cite rely on the supreme court's decision franklin and our decision, right? those are your two major cases. those seem different to me than this case because in franklin, the question was whether the president is an officer and the court said we will not subject the president of the united states to arbitrar

in franklin, louisiana in the bayous west of new orleans.r, the bays and the rivers, several days from now major rainfall is expected. are they prepared? >> well, ana, we are talking about franklin here as well as morgan city and patterson within st. mary's parish that are still, right now, under flash flood warning for at least another three hours. what we're being told a few minutes ago from emergency officials here is that today they got seven inches of is more than the entirety of the barry storm event yesterday. really, the problem has come after the storm. can you see the effects of this. we are next to a parking lot of the metal shark shipyard. they make aluminum boats. this is supposed to be a parking lot. you can see seagulls everywhere. they think it's the ocean. we're looking at this barricade here. this has been here for years. they have been proeped in the past for floods like this. folks are brought in a lot of gravel within the past 24 hours in preparation for something much worse. they knew this was coming. they are prepared.

franklin taking aim at cheap seats. so shot. his first of the season.eight of his career. 1-1. 3-2 a's. some insurance courtesy of robbie grossman. double scores chris davis. and ramon. that makes it 5-2. they turn it over to the newly minted all- star. hendricks park two out in the night. to end it. for the safe early on. a's in six out of seven 5-2 is your final. >>> the nba summer league doing his best to temper warrior fans expectations. they dropped all three games in the sacramento portion of the program. tonight game one in vegas. and more tough sledding. these are the guys who could not get tickets to the zion game. all ice on the draft picks of course. jordan poole sets up eric paschal. three from the corner. the rookie from villanova. 12 points and five rebounds. transition basketball. the floor. the throw 18 years old. already can play. 13. seven rica browns. great anticipation on the dissent. the push. and delay in. he had 15. the hornets winning 93-85. the warriors 0-4. >>> pelicans the hottest ticket in town. lebron and anthony davis court

on this day in 1944, president franklin roosevelt addressed the american people not with the speech but. they pray that god would bless america sons and lead them straight and true. he continued that they would need blessings and be tired by night and by day until victory is one. darkness will be rent by noise and for them. men's souls will be shaken with the violence of war. as americans pray long, more than 12,000 gross and 5000 naval vessels were carrying out general eisenhower's order of the day. in this massive undertaking there was a plan for everything. except for failure. is of this operation is planned as a victory and that is the way it is going to be. they waited for one break in the weather. then it came. men were sent in by parachute and glider. on this side of the channel, german soldiers to see coming their way the greatest armada anyone had ever seen. hundreds of crash. caring brave and fun. only the ones who made the crossing to know what it was like. they tell of the pigeon back and the whistles of shells from the battleships behind them. the white jets of water from e

the fire started off of franklin canyon road according to authorities. race add up this hill, took only minutes to get to the top. fireworks the suspected cause for this fire and dozens of others in last 24 hours. >> sky 7 was over the fire fight. a fast moving grass fire raced up a steel hill near franklin canyon road close to highway 4. watch as helicopters do water drops and air tankers drop retardant on the blaze to try and stop it. >> i've gotten to the point where i can tell how close it is. it seemed close. >> the fire reached 24 acres and threatened marjorie moore's ranch for about an hour. >> i brought the car up to the driveway so i could evacuate if i needed to wondering why didn't i put together a container with everything i really wanted. >> it was certainly started by a human. >> fire officials now have an idea about the cause. >> it was caused by something hot. it's likely that it was not a cigarette butt. they're not hot enough. it's possible it was fireworks. >> firefighters got a workout on the fourth of july all over the county. there

seen fire officials believe that fireworks may be the cause of this blaze that broke out here along franklin canyon road martinez, it burned about 2 dozen acres and remaining fire crews just left the scene here a short while ago they were putting out some hot spots that they feared may reignite well the initial cause of this fire came in around noon today and it started as a small fire and then it turned into a pretty big fires a climbed up this hill. firefighters say that wind also played a factor in the spreading several homes in this area between franklin canyon road state highway 4 and walcott lane were all threatened. however, none of them were destroyed or damaged investigators say this fire was caused by something they described as being very hot such as a firework khan fire says they've now responded to well over 40 fires just like this one since yesterday and they're hoping people will understand what this dry weather that we're seeing it's a very dangerous time. >>this fire could have turned out differently. fortunately it did not exhaustion. everyone in the county to use extreme c

this is here highway 4 and the franklin county golf course. they called in the hazmat team because of the fuel on the train. they got the call about 10:30 last night that there was a fire on the train near christie road and that fire spread to the grass. they did get the fire out by 11:00. the good news out here is that no evacuations had to be ordered and no one was hurt. live in hercules, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> happening today in san francisco, a u.s. bankruptcy judge is expected to decide whether to allow a jury to decide whether pg&e is responsible for the tubbs fire. earlier this month, attorneys representing insurance companies and wildfire victims requested a trial calling cal fire's investigation flawed. the judge would have to lift a stay that was issued in january when pg&e filed for bankruptcy protection. the filing placed all civil cases against the utility on hold. >>> in the east bay berkeley city leaders passed a motion to continue efforts to find a safe space for about 50 rvs to park. officials say i

the wind also playing a factor in the spread several homes in the area between here franklin canyon road state highway 4 and walcott lane were threatened, however, none of those homes were damaged or destroyed. investigators say the fire was caused by something very hot such as a firework and fire says they've had to respond to well over 40 fires like this one since yesterday and they're hoping people will understand that with this dry weather we're seeing it's a very dangerous >>this fire could have turned out differently. fortunately it did not exhaustion. everyone in the county to use extreme caution. it all around city. >>fire officials say this is not the time to be careless with smoking materials or fireworks which are illegal in contra costa county today saying that this season is especially dangerous because of the winter rains that allowed. a lot of vegetation to grow and fire officials are estimating that there is double the amount of growth from this time last year and that's causing them to battle fires in areas that they don't typically see them. so word to the wise right no

northbound fairfax county parkway near franklin farm road, a motorcycle crash and investigation.erville eastbound66 at bull run bridge crash on the left side. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. melis >>> hope everybody had a good night's rest. temperatures have fallen into the 60s for most, even a few lucky locations down in the 50s this morning. nice golden glow to our sky on a wednesday. 65 now at dulles rport. 69 in washington. 64 in prince georges county. but look, 50s on the map. in statten and harrisonburg. 59 in petersbur west virginia. 59 in winchester, virginia. that's the good stuff right there from mother nature.t your forecfor your commute today no, weather worries for the ride, the ride around during lunchtime or ride home today sun is not down unt 8:27. car washing forecast, go for it, dry weather expected to last for another couple days. we'll be talking tanmperatures d a look at the dog-walking forecast coming right up. hank you. >>> the work speaks for itself. any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. the report is my testimony. >> today,

. >> reporter: young lives are on the line and in officer aaron franklin's hands.shing water sweeping a group of teens down into a storm sewer. >> you can hear them, hear them yelling. sounds like they're saying help. >> reporter: officer franklin is first on scene. it's his first water rescue. his body camera records him trying to get close. >> it's obviously a treacherous down slope. everything is wet including the slate rocks down here. >> reporter: the officer spots two boys near the mouth of the tunnel. with help from the fire department he manages to get both out on their feet. you're the last one, right? there are three more boys stuck instead. >> there's no way of knowing how far down they are. >> reporter: what do you know about that tunnel? what's it like in there? >> well, i know it's pitch-black and obviously just looking at it i can see the water is rushing. i knew that tunnel continued down for approximately a mile and subsequently let out at the river. >> reporter: with franklin holding onto him the fire chief goes down to search. >> once he gets dow

like you do on franklin street. i believe ellis you have restricted hours. you can't make the turn on red up until after 7:00 you can make the turn on red. after 8:00 at geary. i appreciate it. >> we already voted on u, unfortunately. >> i put down u. i gave a separate card for u. >> that looks like a w to me. >> i put in a u and w. >> okay. thank you. >> she messed up. i put u and w. >> it doesn't mess up. >> madam chair i have full faith and i make a motion to approve. >> second. >> did you want to add anything? all those in favor of approving items v and w, 10.2. >> aye. that passes. 10.3. environmental review parkings on fourth street associated with the central subway project. >> mr. toronto do you want to talk about 10.3? >> this item should be regular agenda item. it makes a lot of changes to the corridor around the caltrain station. it has to do with the central subway. however, we ask to filling out exemption for taxis like we have now going north at fourth, at town send making a left to go west on town send. we need to keep that. that is an importa

we think about president reagan, franklin franklin roosevelt, barack obama, you can exude confidencerd sound good. the record for ronald reagan in his first term in particular was full of ups and downs. the economy not necessarily doing what he wanted, even up to 1984, his reelection. he managed to convince americans that he had the plan to give them confidence of where they were going after the recession, the '70s, after vietnam. that he had a new vision and that he said, it was contagious. i think that's reagan's greatest accomplishment, being able to reinvigorate the american psyche. >> neil: and laugh at himself. i leveled boris johnson set about his hair. if i combed it, none of you would talk about me. who knows. maybe it will work. professor, thank you very, very much. more coming up, including a look at what happened today, why stocks might have been on a tear but some are worried something could happen. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart

roosevelt's idea of being pa president was simply being franklin roosevelt.rump's idea of being president is being donald trump. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" right now with joy reid sitting in for chris hayes. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> so the first note that i want to tell children across this country is that no matter what the president says, this country belongs to you. >> four freshmen congresswomen respond to racist attacks from the president. >> it is time for us to stop allowing this president to make a mockery out of our constitution. >>> tonight, the political firestorm over donald trump's racist politics and policy. >> does it concern you that many people saw that tweet asact

and in officer aaron franklin's hands. >> i see them! rushing water sweeping a group of ohio teens down into a storm sewer. >> you can hear them. you can hear them yelling. sounds like they're saying "help." >> reporter: officer franklin is first on scene. it's his first water rescue. >> you guys all right? >> reporter: his body camera records him trying to get close. >> it's obviously a treacherous downslope. everything's wet. including the slate rocks that are down here. >> reporter: the officer spots two boys near the mouth of the tunnel. >> don't let go. all the way up here. >> reporter: with help from the fire department, he manages to get both out on their feet. >> you're the last one, right? >> no. >> reporter: there are three more boys still stuck inside. >> there's no way of knowing how far down there they are. >> reporter: what do you know about that tunnel? what's it like in there? >> well, i know it's pitch black and, obviously, just looking at it, i can see that the water's rushing. i knew that that tunnel continued down for

franklin, you have no idea what you started. and eleanor, i think you did. can you all hear me there's a lot of feedback or anything? okay. okay. this -- so glory in the spirit how four black woman took on the a.m. in world war ii tells story of one of the most well public sized court marshall and black strike is at fort evans in massachusetts. now for years when i mention this project, the most common response i got was i didn't even know black women were in the military during world war ii. frankly, i'm not sure that i did either. at least not before embarking on this project. the fascinations fascination of americans including this one with the groundbreaking achievement it is of women has long failed to recognize that women often translate to white women. this was certainly how americans interpreted the term in 1940s when the nations military services plunged into global war, turned to women to help alleviate their severe personnel shortages. following the army's lead the navy, marines, coast guard and army air corps. created their own women's forces so

i met up with club found right rep current singer katrina franklin out repeating rep set fontana's exquisite poet means to music and i think we can take a listen to one track called john maine on. the. be sure. this song tells the tale of a heroic american steamboat captain who saves all the passengers but dies himself one of many poems that fontana wrote about a u.s. and british daring to he was posted in london he travelled in scotland he was even a prisoner as a spy in france at one point in his journalistic career obviously led a very eventful life to a progressive man and another progressive man who did kennedy thank you very much i'm off to write my 1st novel it did you got a bit of talk about. staying with a literary theory the swiss or the new counts bear force has just been awarded the most important german literary prize by the german academy of language and literature. would most probably be as well known today as go to all schiller if he hadn't died aged just 23 and the prize awarded in his name has sometimes seen as a precursor for the nobel prize for literature garson heinrich

, thomas jefferson and franklin roosevelt and we just found out a resolution will come to the house floor tomorrownd. >> if they don't like it here they can leave. i don't know who will miss them but i guess some people will t to the president is refusing to apologize with will t to the president is refusing to apologize with tweet telling for minority members to go back to their home countries. >> some people think it is controversial some people love it. >>y only one was born overseas but has been a us citizen since 2000. >> he would love nothing more to divide the country based on race, religion, gender, orientan , or immigration status. because this is the only way he knows he can prevent solidarity of us working together t to omar and colleagues americans by birth called on republicans to speak out against the president'ss. remarks. >> weak minds and challenge loyalty to our country in order to avoid challenging and debating policy. reporter: senate majority mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy is silent on the tweet but others are not. >> it is distracting, dangerous, demeanig to fell

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as george washing, james madison, benjamin franklin warned us we must do all we can to prevent foreign interference in our elections. by allowing this uc request to go through we will take a giant first stop and i hope the leader goes along and if he says the states don't need it, the states say they do. they are the judge. i will be asking my request in a minute but first let me yield to senator blumenthal who will also have a uc request. >> mr. president. >> i think my colleague from new york are distinguished leader for his very powerful and compelling remarks and for his steadfast leadership on this issue of election security. the issue of election security goes to the core of our national security. in the last presidential election this nation was attacked. it was an attack as pernicious and insidious as any in this country's history. although it was less visible than bombs dropped at pearl harbor and less dramatic then the attacks on our troops elsewhere in this country whether in iraq and afghanistan it was an attack on this nation. some of us have called it, in fact, an act of

are we still the country of immigrants and laws that every great american leader from ben franklin to fdr to john f. kennedy to george bush believed in? do we still believe what ronald reagan said? that americans lead the world because unique among nations we draw our strength from every country in every corner in the world. new americans renew our pride and gratitude in the united states. this is the choice that every member of the house will have to make tonight. do we agree with president ofgan's patriotic vision america or with president trump's message of fear? republicans and democrats can afford to disagree about many things in this house, but let us not be divided on decency to fellow americans. at this defining moment for our country and this body, let us come together to support this resolution. i yield back my time. >> the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> i yield three minutes to the joe men from ohio, mr. gonzales. >> thank you. i was one of the first republicans i believe to speak out once the comments came public on sunday. faith supportod this resolution because

that is what our forefathers believes, benjamin franklin said the longer i live the more convinced i governs the affairs of men. if a sparrow can't fall without god's notice how any nation rise without its aid? our forefathers believed america was birthed by the power of god and convinced it is protected by the power of god. >> it is worth noting the john adams, our second president believe this day should be a religious holiday writing his wife on july 3, 1776, it out to become a more rated as a day of deliverance by solemn act of devotion to god almighty. not many folks today are aware of that. >> they are not. i emailed the president that quote a couple days ago before tonight's event reminding him he was following in the tradition of great presidents. adams wrote that this day should be a day of, quote, pomp and parades and festivals and illuminations from every end of the content and solemn acts of devotion to god and i'm grateful donald trump mentioned our dependence as a nation upon god. he is following a great tradition of great presidents. >> franklin graham tweeted my fathe

benjamin franklin said we had this republihavethis republic wn among other things, it means we cannot let modern-day mccarthyism when. so here's my commitment, no matter how much they lie in the bully, i will not be intimidat intimidated. for decades i've used m i used o stand up to russia and protect the united states of america. i am proud ofs my record and proud that it's right there in black and white" wires cannot gaslight it away. in the 1980s as a freshman senator i probably served with process to become president reagan on missile defense and other policies while the liberal media was shrieking that the reagan-bush foreign policy wouldn't work, i was honored to support him with my goat andou then watch communism crumbled. then in the 19 '90s i used my place on the subcommittee to sound the alarm on president clinton when he was too soft on russia. here's "the wall street journal" igcember 1994. kentucky senator accused to be the most potent foe of clinton's russia policy. here's the article said. the real challenge to the policy is the plan to attach political conditions to th

a portion of the freeway will now be known as aretha franklin memorial highway. she was raised in motor city and lived there for much of her life. so this beged for a little taste of "freeway of love." hit it. ♪ >> everybody on tuesday morning, get a little love here on today in the bay. >> you're going to need the sunscreen. >> it's going to be a warm one in a lot of places. >> air-conditioning on at this point. we are going to take a live look outside in san jose at the sunrise. it's a beautiful start to this tuesday morning. we'll see a few more clouds rolling by at times. and take a look at that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. it's going to be hot. we're not going to see much relief over the next few days. and as we start out this morning, we're already at 65 degrees. but it's now at 51 in santa rosa. you can see we have some spots starting out with cooler air. it you're about to head out to the bart station, expect us to be right at 63 degrees within the next hour. if you'll be leaving a little later this morning, 68 degrees at 9:00. then 81

and in i've aaron franklin's hands.er sweeping a group of hoo i high teens into a storm sewer. >> you can hear them yelling. it sounds like they're saying help. >> this is officer franklin's first water rescue. his body camera records him trying to get close. >> everything's wet, including the rocks that are down here. >> the officer spots two boys near the mouth of the tunnel. he manages to get both out on their feet. >> you're the last one, right? >> there are three more boys stuck inside. >> what do you know about that tunnel, what is it like in there? >> i know it's pitch black, and looking at it, i can see the water is rushing i knew that tunnel continued down for a mile, and let out. >> i'm going to use this to get down with, okay? >> once he gets down there. >> the rescuers feel the weight of someone on the line. finally they feel the weight of another. >> there's five, six grown men tugging pulling as hard as they can, pulling a 120 pound teen, and it felt like we were pulling a truck. >> word comes a missing fr

scrambling for an opportunity for that repeatable moment that viral moment. : yeah cliff howard franklinnk you gentlemen have a good weekend. >> thanks so much. all right. well more than 2,000 federal inmates are going to return to their families from behind bar this is month this is large fest group to be freed under first step act that reduces sentences due to earn good time. and also hope to get employment opportunities under the second chance hiring program. new york post is reporting by the way that the white house has secured better jailhouse conditions for rapper rocky he's a hip-hop star locked new a swedish prison for more than two weeks after he got in street fight with two men president trump's son-in-law jared kushner lobbied for kanye west and kim kardashian. dominican republican has details. >> minister of tourism said it will set up a lingual emergency center staff with specialist to connect tourist and families with the government and to see that they would like to speak with. on top of that country hotel will be required to provide inspectorses to ensure save the of food

in a hilly area near franklin canyon road. it was clearly visible from highway four. no one was injured. no homes were burned. contra costa county firefighters say they responded to 37 other fires overnight. they have determined five of them were caused by fireworks which are illegal in the county. >>> pittsburgh crews battle planes near the ej fair brewery. firefighters were so busy that they actually need to call in help from the east bay regional park district. the cause of that fire has not been determined. fireworks were found at two other fires that burned nearby. >>> illegal fireworks about the sparked a fire in antioch near nelson park drive. firefighters made quick work of stomping out the flames in the neighborhood that has tall grass. firefighters said the number of fires they have had to deal with has been over the top. throughout the night fire crews had several medical emergency calls for people who were hurt while using fireworks. >>> oakland and other illegal activity causing a lot of concern last night. a sideshow popped up. >>> a person was hit as th

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>> well, the franklin templeton fixed income cio has an upbeat view of the economy that persuaded herst the grain in the treasury markets and on bloomberg earlier she shared her contrarian call in an exclusive interview. >> what we have set on treasuries is that 275 by the end of the year is feasible and if we continue to see the type of data we have seen today, on the back of the data you could easily get to three. if i look at where the u.s. economy was the last time we crossed three, you know, we are not doing that much right now, are we? time, thisame bearish call is pretty lonely on wall street right now. particularly because the fed has been dovish. given that line in the sand, when do decided you are going in a different direction? for us i think that ultimately as soon as the market tries to purely predict the fed as opposed to looking at the underlying data, it's a risky place to be. now it is up your moral hazard. you are saying the fed is going to deliver to the market. and i don't they it will, despite the data. i think the fed has pre-much backed itself into at least a 25

who you would want to bring back benjamin franklin?ite any question with about that. i think he could do the most pushups. >> the world greatest baby-sitter like she's like a soothing waterfall of warm milk. >> she'll be commander in brunch.ar next debate with a glass of rose and cigarette. >> hard to argue when she goes there. like that debate is going to -- all see biden i want to see all of that. sm you know what will happen is like a hall mark movie to fall in love. mary, he's going to resign and he'll be president and she's going to be -- he's going to be her vp it is the greatest time of our lives. >> it will get real cnn coming to rally. stew hanson water out of the picture. ♪ ♪ we're here. ♪ ♪ if your adventure... keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips. you may have overactive bladder, or oab. not again! we're seeing a doctor when we get home. myrbetriq treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right a