what happened to godfrey? i'm godfrey. oh, you look so different.e nice whiskers? turn around, let me look at you. you're the cutest thing i've ever seen. thank you. one of the reasons that they do last, and aren't outdated is they don't come out and say, "this is what we're about, we're about where women are now, in society, or where..." they don't address sex head-on, or gender issues as we might say today, but they're all about them; it's all there. in the case of "his girl friday," it was a career woman, and that was exotic, it was an exotic creature then, is a general malaise now. (molly haskell) "his girl friday" was originally the play "the front page" by ben hecht and charles macarthur with a male newspaper editor and his male star reporter. i've got some news for you. yes, yes, i got the interview all right, but i've got some more important news. now listen, you crazy baboon, get a pencil and paper and take this down and get it straight! if i ever lays on you -- -- no matter where i am -- -- i'm gonna hammer -- -- that monkey's skull -- (bo

one married couple, a professor and a doctor. 65-year-old richard godfrey had a successful dental practice and had just celebrated his 38th wedding anniversary. brothers cecil and david rosenthal were at services every week. one of his patients wrote he took time with each of his patients. there was no rush to get out of his office. the oldest of the victims is 97-year-old rose mallinger was almost the first to walk into services and described as the most caring, gentle, loving woman. daniel stein recently became a grandfather. his nephew said he was somebody that everybody liked. melvin wax was known for his generosity. he was described by those who knew him as a pillar at the synagogue performing many roles there. the married couple were both retired and liked to take walks around the neighborhood. irving younger said he loved to exchange jokes about jews making fun of themselves. joyce fine beberg was an assist at the pittsburgh research center and known for her memory. she was always available for whatever oneigneed. 11 lives taken away inside a house of worship. we spoke to a couple e

thank you for the latitude to allow me to introduce my friend godfrey -- godfrey enjady representing the national tribal medications association. his resume is stellar and clues general manager of telecom. chairman of the national telecommunications cooperate to association. the tribal affairs committee and designated participate on the intergovernmental advisory committee. mr enjady, thank you for your testimony yesterday in the indian affairs committee and here in this morning. your comments are essential to create a path forward to close the digital divide. thank you for the courtesies. >> senator. >> thank you for mentioning yakima, washington, in your remarks. what to, since you have highlighted it, that we are having dual testimony from a witness from the indian affairs committee yesterday, i hope that our colleagues will get the testimony from that hearing of gao to report on how the fcc is not doing all that it could be doing to help us here. i think a lot of information came to light yesterday in the indian affairs committee and could be applied to larger rural broadband is

the godfrey slopes are slowly recovering the living lands organisation helps the farmers rejuvenates their land here on the completely degraded slope that was once grizzly bear automobile and his team worked hard to protect every single tree fern bushes keep the goats away white canvas walls collect rainwater and hold the precious soil beneath the phones new hope is proud. you know we are starting to see changes even at a small scale we've just gone through one of the worst droughts in over one hundred years. and despite that we are seeing positive changes and go system it was a leap of faith for all involved. had to buy a new system for over sixty five thousand euros but the fust bunch of rosemary looks promising and he's sure his investment will soon pay out a spanish buy a has already ordered the fust above ian's clue for us may have missed if the quality much is expected the from a scum sell their organic oil for eighty euros a little boosting their revenue perhaps to more than one hundred fold. i love app they're such fun and they're so useful it's all you what the weather is go

godfrey enjady, general manager of, i don't know if i'll say this right, mescalero apache telecom. it's quick of auvi q. we look for to hang from you. if you could find your own remarks -- confined to we'll make sure your entire statements are part of the present record and we look for to interacting with you. so mr. law, please proceed. >> chairman thune, ranking member klobuchar, members of dignity, good morning thank you for this opportunity to spy on broadband opportunities and challenges in role america. i am denny law come chief executive officer of golden west communications cooperative based in wall, south dakota. golden west was a corporate and 1916 for the purpose of providing telephone service between the towns of interior and wind. today we provide service to over 30,000 customers spread across 24,500 square miles, that's a geographic area larger than the states of maryland and new jersey, connecticut and delaware combined. the largest community we serve is about 3500 people. with more than 14,000 route miles of network and service, that's enough to stretch from wall, s

and then as we, as senator udall already noted, senator godfrey enjady, a general manager of apache telecom incorporated. we look forward to hearing from you. if you can confine your oral remarks to nor more than five minutes, we will make sure your entire statements are part of the permanent record and we will look forward to interacting you with. mr. law, pleased proceed. >> chair thune, senator klobuchar, members of the committee, good morning, and thank you for this opportunity to testify on broadband opportunities and challenges in rural america. i am denny law, i'm the chief executive officer of golden west telecommunications cooperate tive based in wall, south dakota. golden west was incorporated in 1916 for the purpose of providing tflt service between the towns of -- telephone service between the towns of interior and quinn. today, we provide service to over 30,000 customers, spread across 24,500 square miles. that is a geographic area larger than the states of maryland, new jersey, connecticut, and delaware, combined. the largest community we serve is about 3,500 people. with more

john godfrey is here today if you want to ask him about a better plan. .e can tell you.our governor supports the look -- republican plan, the insurance commissioner, the congressman, the other senator. heidi heitkamp is not the smartest person. [booing] [applause] you have a chance to rebut. >> that counts against my time? >> yes. >> kevin, go ahead. >> to test the constitutionality is the responsible thing to do. that is what is being done. we should all want to make sure the law is constitutional. the number you talked about, here's the remember. a percent of north dakota and's with the same number that did not have insurance before obamacare. are on thee individual market and 24% of them have previous conditions. if you do the math, that comes out too far less than 300,000, more like 15,000. >> let's not fool ourselves. when you vote five times to repeal the aca or patient totection, you have voted eliminate patient protection. when you support a lawsuit where this sort of -- so purpose is to eliminate pre-existing conditions, you do not support protect

and nina godfrey, our intrepid graphics producer and her dog, roxy.e week ahead. lonnie cheng what are you watching for? >> the u.s. economy, given the turmoil we saw in the stock market, we're going 0 get more economic news and see how things are doing vis-a-vis china and the trade situation, i'm interested to see whether last week was just a blip or are we headed for some kind of market downturn which could affect the mid-term elections. >> lisa? >> i'm keeping a close eye on florida. a gubernatorial race there and a senate race both of which are extremely crows and a destructive hurricane that just came through. in florida, hurricane politics are everything. particularly this close to be a election. i'm going to be seeing what the fallout is politically. >>> great point. the president is going down there we'll see if he sticks to hurricane or politics. i think the big thing is ka showingi and whether the white house changes its response and gets tougher on saudi arabia. you're hearing republican allies on the hill, they're rhetoric is already at an

godfrey yesterday, late evening yesterday.ow him that people wanted him there. he spent a good bit of time with her and said he was very humbled and very saddened by the experience that he had yesterday an in pittsburgh. brian: when you look at number of positive republican stories, they're under 20%, democratic stories, over 50%, according to an m-rc study, president famously has 92% of the stories against, negative to him, you're the press secretary, you see it, you hear a lot about that, do you believe the networks are mobilized to stop the president and stop the republicans? >> i certainly hope not because that is not what our country is about but i think ultimately when people go to the ballot box they have a very clear decision. they can either vote for lower taxes, they can vote for secure borders, they can vote for the defeat of isis, they can vote for a president who stands for something and for a party who stands for something or they can vote for open borders, they can vote for higher taxes and vote for activist jud