god bless all of you, god bless the state of i'll lock and god and god bless these great united statesamerica! thank you so much. [applause] ♪ >> my friends, i know we have heavy hearts tonight but our heads are held high because we fought a hard, clean, honorable campaign with bruce as our great standardbearer. we all stood tall behind him for i'll a's progressive values -- 's progressive values and our traditions. we for the good fight and should be very proud of that. [applause] when i was campaigning for him the first time, during the first race in 2006, i knew he was the real thing. progressive, a natural leader, someone from humble roots who would fight for working families. he has never, ever let us down and he has not let us down in this race. he stood for everything we believe in. [applause] and so, my friends, i want you to know how proud i am of bruce and carolyn and his family, how much we owe them for his service in the united states congress. mark my words, you haven't heard the last of bruce braley. [applause] him how much we appreciate all he did for us. congressman bru

so jim, i say, god bless you, god bless you, jim. one of the greatest military officers that i have ever known in my entire life. but going back for a little while, my career has been a wonderful career in many ways. it's all because of the young people, the young people that served under me. i can't tell you the suffering that we had when i was a young lieutenant. it was right after world war ii, more or less, and when a marine enlisted, you had a wooden box to put your clothes in. you had a steel bunk and sometimes they were two or three high. nobody had a car. nobody had a car. and suddenly, there they were, as enlisted marines and wonderful, wonderful people. but they took it, and took it very well. they had no way getting off the base except by buses. had no where to put their families except at hotels. there were tough times. it was a tough time when harry

you. god bless, let's win. ank you. [ cheering and applause ]. >> so iowa is a swing district, and latham when he retired left a vacuum. >> this will be one of the most competitive seats in the country, no doubt about it. it could switch from republican to democratic hands. yesterday? >> over 300. >> wow. stacy apple is not necessarily the strongest candidate. she was in before tom latham decided not to run. it was a big boom for her, her chances of winning sky rocketed. she's getting passion, people like her, supporters like her. >> i just got done working in the snack shack at the boys baseball game at rosen veldt. so i've been flipping burlingers and doing hot dogs. >> sounds good. >> i don't know. >> hi, i'm stacy apple. i'm running for congress. nice to meet you. this is the number one pick up seat nationally. >> is that right. >> yes. >> you go. >> i know, we are hard. >> the republican side has been crazy, trying to figure out who would run, and having a large field, six candidates running. >> it's intere

>> god bless you, mami. >> hey, beautiful. >> how are you this morning? ave a nice evening. >> damn! >> beautiful. >> god bless you. >> sexy, american eagle. >> hello. god bless you. have a good day, ma'am. >> okay. so full disclosure, i am on the advisory board of holla back which fights against street harassment and associated with this video. the question is, is this harassment? is this just flattering? i should say we just got tweeted that we, this group, is a sexy box of chocolates. is that a tweet? is that a cat call? >> what is it? what is it, guys? >> harassment. >> that's the point of the whole conversation. is this a compliment or is it harassment? >> or both? what do you think? >> i think it's all of the above, honestly. i look at the context. and i used to be one of these women that said, look, i love it, man. i'm 46. i've been married almost 20 years. if a guy wants to tell me i look great, thank you. i'll take it. but when i was walking down the street the other day in boston with my daughter and i watched -- >> who's how old? >> 15. >> and i

. >> it was another excuse -- >> god bless you for being so honest. being. >> i love adam. we love adam. >> does this get back to what you said, the idea that we'll just keep coming up with excuses not to support it. the president will. you know, it might be yeah, you know, i don't like the color of the pipeline. he will never, ever get his arms around it. >> never, ever. it would be, if they got on board with it, it would be admitting defeat, which is something people in that administration will not do. >> it could be a bargaining chip. >> that is horse hooey and you know it. >> i know what you are thinking. >> the unions are against the administration. the unions want these jobs. they are so in bed with the environmental movement, it's outrage. >> i spoke to a union guy, a big union guy and he loved the president. this dude was telling me on fox business, you know, he's furious. environmentalists have a leap on him. he doesn't like it. he's not happy. >> by the way, guys, let's not forget mary landrieu went on the floor and put out the numbers 40rks,

god bless you, god bless this great nation. ers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody. it is so good to see you. thank you so much for being here. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you so much for your friendship, thank you for being here tonight. i just called speaker tillis to congratulate and to tell him we will work with him during this transition period. and i really first want to thank my fabulous husband, jim. [cheers and applause] it's been one of the greatest blessings in my life to have chip with me by my side, standing with me, as we really work for the values we hold dear in north carolina. chip, thanks for your unending support. [cheers and applause] i also want to thank my kids. you know, the best, absolutely the best, and my baby grandson, harrison. and another one that's on the way. you know, these kids are going to hear some great stories. fun, fun stories. and i want to thank each and every one much you, all of you here tonight, so many people all across north carolina are supporters, are

so god bless you, kyle. god bless all who serve and protect the precious and amazing life that we are blessed with. may god continue to bless and keep strong the united states of america. semper fi. [applause] >> the president of the united states in the name of the congress takes pleasure in presenting the medal of honor to lance corporal william kyle carpenter, united states marine corps. for conspicuous gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty, while serving as an automatic rifleman with company f, second battalion, ninth marines, regmental combat team one, first marine division forward, first marine expeditionary force forward, in helmand, pro-- helmand province, afghanistan, operation enduring freedom, on 21 november, 2010. lance corporal carpenter was a member of a platoon-sized coalition force comprised two of marine rifle squads, partnered with an afghan national army scad -- squad. the platoon had established patrol based dakota two days earlier in a small village in the m

god bless you all, thank you.applause] ♪ >> i don't think i have enjoyed anything more than watching the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff singh and irish ditty a cappella. it was incredible. we have to get some kind of celebrity idol going on. kelly come come out and coach you. by the way, this is for irish people, no? that's why all the drinking, ok? they will tell you that was true. [laughter] to help recognize this year's uso service members of the year, please welcome back to the states, dr. crouch, general meyer, and general dempsey. [applause] and assisting us with the award presentation this evening is the daughter of a retired u.s. army major and miss district of columbia, teresa davis, a proud military brat. she dedicated saluting the military and their families. each year, we come together to celebrate, honor, and recognize a servicemember from each branch of the military for their outstanding and heroic actions. our first presenter is a graduate of the united states military academy and served key

god bless all of you. god bless the state of iowa. god bless these great united states of america. you so much. [katy perry "roar"] ♪ >> we will have more election results starting in about 20 minutes from now on "washington journal," and we will take your calls, facebook comments, and tweets about the senate and house and governor's races starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. hosts theal journal day after conference this morning with a series of discussions on election results, the makeup of the new congress, and the influence of lobbyists, plus a keynote from charlie cook of the cook political report. live coverage at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. later today, the result of an election poll of 5000 latino voters. live coverage of the national press club, this is from the latino victory project and the national council of la raza at 12:30 p.m. eastern. student canc-span copy edition is underway open to all middle and high school students to create a documentary on a theme the three branches and you showing how a policy, law, or action by the executive, legislative, or judi

don bless you all. -- god bless you all. [applause] >> the center for strategic and international studies will look at a new report tomorrow on the global energy outlook. the international energy agency report examines energy trends, nuclear power, and improving access to modern energy services. economistes chief will present the findings live at 9:30 eastern on c-span2. later in the day, i look at climate change policy with the state department's special envoy for climate change. he will talk about global efforts for curbing climate change, including the recent agreement between the u.s. and china to reduce carbon in missions. >> monday night on "the communicators" -- the founder using datafiscal nut mining and artificial intelligence to predict the economy. >> we can actually break down on a legislator by legislator basis how likely they are to vote for a certain bill. perspective,al there are a lot of opportunities for attorneys and lobbyists to be able to go in and say let me look at this bill. here are the 50 people mos

god bless all of you. god bless the state of iowa. states of america. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> iowa senator-elect joni earn of the. here's the story republicans take control of the senate. 2-43 and alaska we are waiting for results. steve, what do you have for us? >> you were hearing "roar" that is hurd at hillary clinton events. and another song from taylor swift. referring to them the republican candidate winning defeating bruce braley. that is the first time that they have elected a state-wide woman newspaper. the president on the campaign trail and larry hogan defeating brown in a very close race in connecticut, pointing out a bad night for the white house when governor candidates fell to their republican challengesers. let's look out in com where the president campaigned to the governor. and the republican candidate has 48% to the incumbent. and in connecticut, seven votes made a difference between dan foley and dan malloy. see how close this race us between the republican and democrat. we want to show you some

god bless you. >> welcome home, how are you feeling? how is your health? this time. thank you. >> one of the reporters yelling welcome home! to kenneth bae. it is a welcome home for this man who spent two years in north korea, much of that time doing hard labor in a prison camp. if not there, being shuttled back and forth to the hospital due to failing health. here he is just a short time ago, when he arrived at joint base lewis mcchord near tacoma, washington after his ordeal getting some hugs there, and a big fight by his sister who we just heard from, who fought hard to keep the pressure on officials here in the u.s. to secure his release. terry chung thanks president obama. earlier today, at his press conference announcing loretta lynch as attorney general he spoke about this issue of the two detainees being released saying it's a wonderful day for them and their families we're very grateful for their safe return. and i appreciate director clapper doing a great job on what was obviously a difficult mission. james clapper went on a secret mission and wa

god bless you, god bless america, let's get to work! >> reporter: suddenly imagine today -- as you would imagine today is a busy day for tom wolf and tom corbett, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" has learned that president obama switch to do backup air force one jet in his trip to the philadelphia rally. the primary air force one plane experienced a minor mechanical problem. the president departed on time and landed back in washington, d.c. rely on "action news" on election night for complete coverage of all the big races. we'll have live digital update throughout the night at 6abc.com. >> time to get going on a first look at business. a lot of talk about this. this is the taj taj mahal casin. the workers are going to march to the mayor's office today. they are asking the mayor and others to do everything you can to keep the taj open. the casino has threatened to close next month. atlantic county's jobless rate has surged more than 11%. september's unemployment rate for the county was up 1.3% for the month before.

[applause] thank you, god bless you all. [applause] ♪ >> each week, american history ca" brings youri archival films. 25 years ago, in november of openedhe berlin wall was and thousands of east germans flowed to the west. one year later, east and west germany were unified. next, a portion of the television series "the big picture" from 1962. of thees the history conflict between the soviet union and western democracies that eventually led to the construction of the berlin wall in 1961. this torsion of the film begins in the 1950's, just after the berlin airlift of 1948-1949. >> in the 1950's, the united states army in berlin, as in all of western germany, had a steady , constructive influence, restoring dignity to the people and helping build a free german nation. with american aid, west germany attains prosperity and a dynamic economy, a vivid example of growth that could only be accomplished under the protection of sympathetic military forces. cooperation of our soldiers in local product -- projects encouraged the united s

god bless you all and may protect our troops. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise and join the united states marine band and singing "god bless america". ♪ >> god bless america. land that i love. " god bless america"] [applause] >> today, virginia senator tim kane and harvard university law professor jack goldsmith discussed the constitutional and the congress executive branch and military intervention to combat isis. you can see the events live at 10 am eastern on c-span2. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] physician spencer, a being treated for ebola is being released from hospital after being declared ebola free. with the be live center corporation committee at 3 pm eastern on c-span3. c-span cities tour take to the road, traveling to us cities to learn about the history and literary life. week, we partnered with charter communications to visit madison, wisco

>> god bless you. >> you have a good day. >> you won't talk because i'm ugly? huh?an't be friends? if i give you my number, will you talk to me? no? i'm too ugly for you? >> that video was made by the nonprofit hollaback. the encounter shown on the viral sensation ranged from almost on the edge of polite, maybe, to outright menacing. it's been viewed on youtube almost 25 million times and the responses run the gamut from praise to the predictable death threats against the actress featured in the video, and idiocy we have come to expect from certain fox personalities. >> look, i'm not going to condone it, but i will tell you, nothing was disrespectful there. there were a lot of people saying god bless. you look fantastic. >> she got 100 catcalls. let me add 101. you're a piece of woman. >> also a very interesting and important critique of the racial politics in the video, and was the reason we didn't show it on the show the first time around. because it shows a white woman walking around new york city being approached mostly by men of color. in response to that criti

you. god bless america. god bless the great state of louisiana. >> on the next washington journal, christian science monitor correspondent and wall street journal editor examined the political and legislative feature of president obama's immigration proposals. theick clawson of washington institute for near he's policy has the latest on the iranian nuclear negotiations, which have a deadline is monday. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at seven akaka amd eastern on c-span. -- live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> her answer. no. >> this has british lineage. it comes from parliament hundreds of years ago. they say something similar. the right, honorable gentleman. it has the same meaning. it is it a thinly veiled approach to being polite to someone you don't care for. the reason the house of representatives, where there are 435 members, a lot of these men and women do not know who the others are. it is kind of disingenuous.

god bless you all. thank you. >> the republicans increased their majority in the house of representatives, and took a number of governships away from the democrats, including president obama's home state of illinois. and the president could struggle to implement domestic and foreign policy in the face of the both houses controlled by the opposition. >> we'll see a more aggressive foreign policy, less foreign aid. the president will have a lot less room to negotiate with the iran nuclear deal, less room to negotiate when it comes to ukraine, and the u.s. peace process, any negotiations with palestine and israel will be more hawkish. obama will be constrained. he wants to make promises to the world and get approval from a congress that doesn't want to work with him. >> president obama invited leaders from both parties to the white house on friday. to discuss the way forward in the light of the new political reality. emboldened by victory, the new lords on the hill are more likely to demand presidential com

. >> god bless you, mami. >> damn. >> how you doing? >> how you doing? >> how you doing, good? >> damn, girl. >> damn. >> damn. damn. >> that is disgusting. you sexist new yorkers should be ashamed of yourselves. shame, shame, shame! shame, shame, shame! shame, shame! i'd like to think that we here in the city of angels would not stoop to such piggish behavior. >> eat a salad without the lettuce, dressing, or croutons, fatty. >> so bloated. >> great. now i'm gay. thanks. thanks a lot. >> go back to college. >> try not to take up the whole sidewalk, lane bryant. >> who did this to you? >> what up, dude? >> you'll be happy to know she took that helpful constructive criticism and moved down to san diego, where mediocre hotties are welcomed with open arms. good night. not it! [throwing up sounds] [applause] it was either this or watch a voluptuous 14-year-old girl eat her tampon. welcome to the season 5 premiere of tosh.0. i'd love to tell you it's our final season, but you the fans keep demanding more. not really. the truth is, this show is just too cheap for comedy central not to

god bless you and god bless our country. >> this is cnn. >>> bush called his midterm defeat a thumpin'. obama called his last one a shellackin'. this is "the lead," election day in america. right now, an election showdown with big consequences for the commander in chief. >> i'm not on the ballot this fall. make no mistake, these balances are on the ballot. >> republicans are taking control of the u.s. senate and the president's agenda is on the line. >> we're all battling against the establishment of the democratic party. >> it's a day of bitter matchups. >> she's called president obama a dictator. >> obamacare. this is his washington record. >> i'm nobody's yes man, nobody's rubber stamp. >> we don't need to import a senator who will export american jobs. >> and the night will be a nail biter. >> the only thing that counts are those votes. >> this is cnn's coverage of election day in washington. the issues that americans care about the most. >> the midterms really matter. >> it's time to stand and fight like your country's future depends on it. >> the people are choosing, the world i

thank you, nevada, god bless you. god bless you, united states of america. >> that was president obama fired up and ready to go at del sol high school in las vegas selling his executive action on immigration to protect 4 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. it's the school where the president launched his campaign to overhaul the immigration system back in january 2013. today he returned as a man of action and a sales man of an important but controversial plan. joining me now is washington bureau chief john stanton, jonathan capehart and maria kumar. john, i feel like this president is excited -- clearly excited about the sales pitch he is making and u feel like he thinks the other side of the aisle does not have much to sell at all. >> i think you're right and/think they don't have much of a coordinate message. they are all home for ten days for thanksgiving and the white house for whatever reason -- republicans have creede them th battlefield. which is odd. they were doing a good job of beating up on the

god bless you. and god bless this country we love. >> ifill: right after the president's address we spoke with republican congressman darrell issa of california. he argues the executive actions the president outlined tonight are not legal and over step his authority. >> it was well-delivered, it was passionate, but it isn't supported by law or constitutional authority. since 2001, i've served on the judiciary committee. i've authored bills that included some of the provisions the president wants to do. i also am the author of the stem visa, the skills act that would have done what he said in his speech he wanted to do, but no provision will be possible, which is the best and the brightest as they cross that graduation line and get their diploma, there's nothing he can do for them if they don't fit his criteria. so when he says that we're going to do more for high-tech, it's not within this proposal, and, quite frankly, a 33-page report only released today by the justice department reaches the conclu

. >> god bless you, a lot of it will be wasted. that's true of everything. don't you find in your own life a lot of the money you spend is wasted. >>> wasted all. >> you don't need the pumpkin spice in your latte. >> no, now you can get ginger. >> with standards, i'm learning a new thing every day. i am on board with what you said. the next time charles drives over the bridges and it collapses like in minneapolis, he's going to be sorry he didn't raise the gas tax. >> that assumes that tax is going to go there to do that. >> come on. >> i'm all for putting it, charles can make fun of me all he wants but i'm putting it in the lock box. in new jersey, the fund is broke. the only thing is gas tax is going to is paying interest on bonds. how are you going to fund it? what are you doing to do? >> i went through a 50-page report. when they raised the toll on the george washington bridge, which is ast nom cal, a lot of that money does go to other things that have nothing to do with the george washington bridge. >> right. >> it is a farce. this money is wasted and ne

thank you, god bless you. >> reporter: the two senate candidates went head to head in a televised debate. cotton criticized obama for falling short in the battle against ebola. but pryor had the rebuttal. >> clearly, he's running against one man, but i'm running for 3 million in arkansas. >> reporter: people are describing the midterm elections as a referendum on the president's leadership. the outcome in states like arkansas could impact obama's final two years in office. by tipping the balance of power in washington. nhk world. >>> investors are facing up to a new normal policymakers at the bank of japan say they'll keep pumping money into the economy. ron, what have you got for us? >> they fired up another round of quantitative easing. they are determined to put the japanese economy back on track. with pension funds set to increase holdings, investors are looking ahead and adjusting their positions. tokyo stocks rose for the fourth straight day. the nikkei did pull back a little. the u.s. currency still at a seven-year high. people will be looking to see whether the dollar can top 114

. >> thank you, god bless you. >> reporter: that's the morning meteorologist working her magic there.ded bonus, viewers got to meet and take pictures with nbc personalities. for the last five years, nbc bay area has partnered with safeway to help fill the bay area's food banks. last year, 134,000 bags were bought and donated to bay area food banks. today we are closing in on 17,000 bags so far. not bad for a day's work. the bags are filled with items like pasta, sauce, peanut butter, canned vegetables. enough to feed a family for a week. don't let the booming economy fool you. the need is still great. >> we're fortunate to feed our children and have a good thanksgiving. i wish i could do ten. >> we feed a quarter of a million people each month. the cost of living is so high, so the need is definitely still there. >> reporter: if you didn't make it out to a safeway today, it is not too late. these bags are still available to buy until december 25th, christmas day. you still have time. you can always make a monetary donation online or in person at your local food bank and they'll spend

god bless you and may god be with all of you. >> one of her friends attended the sentencing. >> she was selfless and loving and caring. if we could all be an 1/8 of her loving the world would be a much better place. >> news 4. >> this video captured national headlines this week. now we're learning about the suspect's violent past. delvin barns is in virginia tonight facing charges in the kidnapping and rape of a 16-year-old girl from richmond. her mother is speaking for the first time. police say barns hit the girl over the head with a shovel and forced her into his trunk and raped her and doused her with gasoline and bleach. she was able to escape while he was dirging her grave. her mother suppose to our sister station in richmond. >> he told her he was going to kill her. she was going to die. the burns of her skin. my daughter didn't look like herself. it was devastating to watch. i'll say to him god bless him. you didn't succeed. and i hope that your [ bleep ] fries in hell. >> we learned that barns is on a suicide watch at the jail in charles city county. barns criminal record show

>> god bless you. i'm just going to get out of here. t bother you anymore. >> at the end of the day, life in the devil's workshop can take a toll on anyone. >> when i leave, i'm tired. when i go home, i'll frequently sleep for 45 minutes. because it is a little -- the noise and everything, it's a little nerve-racking. >> see you later, ernie. >> it's well worth it. i feel very grateful. how you doing? a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my f

god bless you. i mean, a young army intelligence officer who was in berlin at the time of the fall of the wall and has just written a book about the role that western allies had in the fall of the wall that is too often overlooked. what do you think in terms of some western allies not getting their due diligence in terms of the fall of the wall. >> it was brought on by the people in the ger. what was overlooked was what was happening in the week before. there were hundreds of thousands people out there demanding change, and there was a strike, and it spread quickly to the satellite states. so i give the generational -- it was a generational change going on in the east. they were willing to push back and making it harder and harder for them to be controlled. i had just gotten back, as i indicated earlier, and i interviewed a number of key people, a photographer who was clandestinely getting out video to the west to say here's where we are and this is what's going on and we do need your help, so it re

god bless you. >> news of the men's release have been welcomed by president obama. >> okay. it's a wonderful day for them, their families. we are thankful for their safe return: >> reporter: director clapper is james clapper the director of national intelligence. he was the highest ranking american to visit pyongyang in more than a decade. it's not clear why clapper was brought in to negotiate or the second reason for officials meeting in pyongyang. there's speculation that by releasing the men, kim jong un may be trying to soften the country's image. north korea is facing sanctions because it refuses to stop the programme. and kim and other officials could be referred to the international criminal court for human rights violations. neither kenneth bae nor michael todd miller will be prosecuted, but the president obama considerations is warning other americans it's not a good idea to visit >>> well, john ever ard is a former british ambassador to north korea, and believes there's a number of reasons why pyongyang decided to release the two men now. >> firstly, the internatio

god bless you. [applause] >> last week, president obama atwheard -- awarded the medal of honor to alonzo cushing who died at the wattle of gettysburg. several cousins of lieutenant cushing joined president obama for the ceremony in the white ouse roosevelt room. >> please, everyone, have a seat. >> on behalf of michel and myself, welcome to the white house. 150 years ago, as our country truggled for survival, named the in con fields of gettysburg to honor those who died there. today we pause to pay tribute to someone who died there, to bestow a medal of honor on first lieutenant alonzo h. cushing. typically this medal must be awarded within a few years of the action. but sometimes even the most extraordinary stories can get lost in the passage of time. so i want to thank the more than two dozen family members of lieutenant cushing who are here, including his cousin twice removed helen loringsen sin -- ensign from palm desert, california who will accept this medal. for this american family this story

god bless you all, thank you.applause] ♪ >> i don't think i have enjoyed anything more than watching the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff sing an irish ditty a cappella. it was incredible. we have to get some kind of celebrity idol going on. kelli come come out and coach you. by the way, the irish, super up upbeat people,-- no? that's why all the drinking. they will tell you that was true. [laughter] to help recognize this year's uso service members of the year, please welcome back to the stage, dr. crouch, general meyer, and general dempsey. [applause] and assisting us with the award presentation this evening is the daughter of a retired u.s. army major and miss district of columbia, teresa davis, a proud military brat. she has dedicated her rain to saluting the military and their families. each year, we come together to celebrate, honor, and recognize a servicemember from each branch of the military for their outstanding and heroic actions. our first presenter is a graduate of the united states military aca

may god bless you all and protect our troops and continue to bless the united states of america.ordin sparks. [ applause ] ♪ >> if we could put our hands over our hearts. i think that's fitting here. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. >>> sunday, house of representative and elliott use fate i facts and they begin with the election of gentleman net rankin and ending with margaret shea smith. that's at 10:00 and 6:00 p.m. eastern time on c-span3. next, we continue our coverage of events marking the 200th anniversary of the star-spangled banne

god bless you >>> news of the men's release had been welcomed earlier by president obama. >> reporter: director clapper is james clapper, the director of national intelligence. he was the highest ranking american to visit pyongyang in a decade. it's not clear why filip chlapik was brought in to negotiate or whether he had a second reason for meeting with officials in pyongyang. the north koreans prefer to negotiate with former president or high profile documents on the fate of u.s. citizens. there's a speculation that by releasing the men kim jong un pay be trying to sofens his country's imaging. the u.n. security council could soon refer kim and other nooe scrn officials to the -- north korean officials to the international court for human rights vil aces. >> the obama administration is warning other americans that it's not a good idea to visit >>> there has been angry protests in mexico over the apparent killing of 43 missing students. demonstrators in several cities attacked several buildings. ferguson reports. >> reporter: this is the national palace in mexico city, under attack f

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. >> thank you so much, god bless you. >> she calls herself a proud iowan, a mother, a farm girl, but she said she's not running on her gender, and she is ate not counting on women to propel her to office. this term i the economy is the issue on oh most women's minds. wages since the great recession have stagnated, women are feeling it more than men. on average women working full time make 22% less than their male counterparts cooking to the 2013 census. that's $0.78 to every $1 for a man. fewer women were unemployed, but 74% of women worked full time as opposed to 87% of men . >> women and the midterm election this time on the program, if the voting preferences of women weren't such an interesting marker, as we dissect the elections in campaigns, candidates would not be asking the same question famously put by sigmund freud. what does a woman want? joining me for that conversation, marcy stetch the national press secretary for emily's list. hadley heath manning . and bill snyder is a distinguished senior fellow at the organization third way. marcy stetch, let me start with you. what

god bless you. >> news of the men's release had been welcomed earlier by president obama. >> it's a wonderful for them and their families and obviously, we are very grateful for their safe return and i appreciate doing a great job on what was obviously a challenging mission. >> director clapper is james clapper, the u.s.'s director of national intelligence. he was the in. >> neither bae nor miller will be prosecuted for travel to go north korea. the obama administration is warning other americans it's not a good idea to visit. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> queen elizabeth ii has led britain's annual rememberance ceremony to honor the war dead. as tim friend reports, this has particular significance. ♪ >> reporter: some of the thousands who came to the place had queued since early morning. in the prime minister's words, these were poignant, the 100ingth anniversary of the start of world war i. 70 years since the d-day la landings in europe and the end of britain's role in afghanistan. it's a reminder that conflict has never been far away during the last century. after a two-minute silence,

god bless our nation. god bless this flag. and thank you automatll for bei part of this memorable day. a dear friend of fort mchenry's, governor martin o'malley, to join us here on the stage and invite you all to join us in singing the four verses of "the star-spangled banner." ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ over the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air gave proof lieu the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ on the shore dimly seen through the mists of the deep ♪ ♪ where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes ♪ ♪ what is that which the breeze over the towering steep ♪ ♪ as it fitfully blows, half conceals half discloses ♪ ♪ now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam ♪ ♪ in full glory reflected now shines in the stream ♪ ♪ tis the star-spangled bann

and hit the campaign trial in the morning. [ cheers and applause ] >> god bless you all. thank you!porter: the republicans increased their majority in the house of representatives, and took a number of governor ships away from the democrats, including president obama's home state of illinois. president obama has invited leaders from both parties to the white house on friday to discuss the way forward in the light of the any political reality. but emboldened by their emfasic victory, the new lords on the hill are more likely to demand presidential copromice than seek it. >>> still to come, on al jazeera, egypt's human rights record comes under the spotlight at the united nations. plus -- >>> i'm andrew thomas in the middle of the australian outback. half a century ago this site was used by the british government to test nuclear weapons. only now is it being handed back to its traditional indigenous owners. ♪ >> now available, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in

god bless you. >> you too. >> after a little food and water and someone to listen, carlisa leaves with her first smile of the day. >> this is her smoke pipe. so she will not get that back. and here's another crack pipe. >> but the reality today is that she and the other women are caught in the throes of a much deeper and deadlier hunger for heroin and crack. and that hunger will only be fed out on the streets of chicago. >> we're trying to hook them up with human services right now. hopefully, some of them will go with them. i doubt they all will. the reason being i don't think a lot of them are ready right now. they know they're going to be out in a couple of hours. they'll be out on the street. they can get their heroin. and they kind of go back to business as usual. >> i've been raped. i've been beaten. i've been robbed and stabbed. >> right today, right now, right this minute as we're speaking somebody's baby is being sold like a piece of meat. and they don't even know it. >>i >>ing advocate. >> advocates work to empower women recently freed from sex slavery. this under sunday they

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after taxes you can take that and go to vegas or drinking for spoke it the federal government says god bless youbut if you decide you want to give it to your kids we will tax you have 45 percent. i know of no taxes the a progressive income-tax as well. it is the antithesis. if i can, i don't mean to pick on him he is a good friend of yours the french guy from nebraska. what is his name? buffet? warren buffett. [laughter] does any of you remember the letter he sent to "the new york times"? i payless fit my secretary. i have 21 people on my staff and i pay less than all of them then he made the fundamental mistake say what his percentage was i pay 17.4% so that is biased against the employees against him. now you will think this is a lot of money but is less than $8 million you take it is a lot there really isn't 17 .4% slide not a math whiz bell hold on. i took the number / 0.174 and i got his adjusted gross income. a little less than $40 million this a lot of money in 2010. that is amazing. so let me go back to the university of chicago to see a person's income. i may shock you but according to