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t'was grace that brought us safe thus far and grace will lead us home, and grace will lead us home ♪sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now am found t'was blind but now i see was blind, but now i see. ♪ [applause] thelease remain in place as official party departs and the colors are retired. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> on wednesday joint chiefs chair will discuss security threats. his remarks in washington begin live at 10:30 a.m. live on c-span. the complete guide to congress is available. it has lots of details about the house and senate for the current session. contact and bio information about every senator and representative, less information about congressional committees, state governors, and the cabinet . the 2019 congressional directory is a handy spiral-bound guide. order your copy of the c-span store. ♪ >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years c-span has been providing unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy yours, so you can make up own mind. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or s

t'was grace that brought us safe thus far and grace will lead us home, and grace will lead us home ♪sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now am found t'was blind but now i see was blind, but now i see. ♪ [applause] thelease remain in place as official party departs and the colors are retired. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] >> thank you so much. [indistinct conversations] >> wrapping up our live coverage from arlington national cemetery on this memorial day 2019, some tweets now from members of congress, florida representative said this memorial day we honor all the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation and i'm grateful for the servicemembers and the likes of the servicemembers as we reflect on all they had given to the country. the last american casualty of the iraq war in 2011, he was a graduate of northeast guilford high school where he was captain of the football team. he was a blackberry -- black belt in tae kwon do.

t'was grace that brought us safe thus far and grace will lead us home, and grace will lead us home ♪e sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now am found t'was blind but now i see was blind, but now i see. ♪ [applause] thelease remain in place as official party departs and the colors are retired. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> on wednesday, joseph duncan will discuss national security threats, his remarks in washington begin ladder 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. once, to the was three giant networks and a government supported service called pbs than a small network with an unusual name rolled out of that idea. d was decided all on their own what was important to them. c-span opened the door to washington policymaking for all to see. bring you unfiltered content from congress. in the age of the people, this was true people power. in the 40 years since, the landscape has clearly changed. broad news. there is only narrowcasting. a public funded service on your cable provider. c-span is your unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind. over the next two hours, we will say

t'was grace that brought us safe thus far and grace will lead us home, ♪ amazing grace, how sweet theund t'was blind but now i see was blind, but now i see. ♪ [applause] thelease remain in place as official party departs and the colors are retired. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the house will be in order. >> for more than 40 years, c-span has provided america with unfiltered coverage of congress, the supreme court and public policy events. so you can make up your own mind. you by yourought to local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. next two hours, we will show you commencement speeches from college graduation ceremonies around the country. we start with patrick shanahan at the naval academy. after that, commencement reaches from elisha cummins and eric , andmb, michigan governor we close with an archival commencement speech, president ronald reagan speaking at this the goodell college in 1993, 4 years after leaving office. at the naval academy commencement, acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan told graduates to set the standard on preventing sexual assaul

but the questions about baby grace? her relationship with marie was always supportive, and not judgmental. and when marie didn't tell her who the father was, she didn't push the subject. >> i've never questioned her because marie will tell me in her own time if she wants to tell me. i've learned with my sister i never pry. >> reporter: but that was the job of the detectives, nesli and keith, to pry and hopefully, find marie. and one of their first calls was on her church pastor, james flanders, and his wife. impressive guy, they discovered. james flanders, what was he like? >> very charismatic -- i would say he would good at his job. >> reporter: wonder what it would be like to listen to him preach. >> you can youtube him. [ laughter ] >> reporter: yes, you can -- >> we all, at times, forget the promises of god's word. >> reporter: the pastor grew the calvary emerald coast church from scratch, spread it through youtube, and by the time marie began attending, every service filled up. >> they were a tight-knit family, tha

grace: it is a concern and it has been for a while.rong rally we saw until the start of may. markets were getting complacent, particularly the european markets, when you look at short interest in the auto index, it had come down to levels far lower than we saw last year when trade was a concern for the markets. complacency, and such positioning ourselves more defensively when it comes to regional exposure. and really focusing in on trends we think our enduring over the long-term, even in a slowing growth environment. anna: that may draw your attention to the chart i have here. i am apologetic about the simplicity, this is 10 year yields. i am showing you the move higher above 3% at the end of last year, and since the end of last year the way we have come down. these yields continue to fall ofing the strong period stock market performance in the first quarter of this year, as if it is telling a different story to bonds. now we see them reconnect. toce: to an extent, stocks the downside in the fourth quarter of 2018, a lot of that techni

fears relieved how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed amazing grace, how sweet that saved a wretch like me i once was lost, but now am found t'was blind but now i see ♪ applause]d ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [chanting "we want joe"] [applause] [applause] [applause] [indistinct conversations] please and gentlemen, welcome kathy masto -- kathy. >> hello everyone. my -- finished my year at at the university of -- university of pennsylvania. i am a founding member of penn students for biden. -- i am the9, i am first generation of my family to go to college. i am from phoenix, arizona, and my dad's family has lived there from dutch for three generations. my mother is the first generation to live here. most of my mom's family is back in the country. president biden will offer an equal opportunity to them all -- to us all. [applause] he will be treating everyone with dignity and the diversity of our country makes us stronger. biden work shoulder was shoulder to pass the affordable care act. worked showed -- shoulder to shoulder with president obama to pass the affordable

truly your courage and your grace and devotion touches every heart and soul in america.verything that we have in our bodies to defeat anti-semitism, so end the attacks on the jewish people and end all forms of persecution, tolerance, and hate. every citizen has the right to live. this is the bedrock of american life. to protect this heritage my administration has strongly defended religious liberty. two records you have not heard too much about for a long period of time, but now you hear it all of the time. religious liberty. earlier this week i took action to ensure that federal employees can take paid time off to observe religious holy days today we finalized new protections of rights for physicians, pharmacists, teachers, students, and faith based charities. they have been want togs do tin that for a long time, right, mike? we are building a culture that cherishes the dignity of human life. every child born and unborn is a sacred gift from god. >> thank you, thank you very much. in addition i'm committing to you today that my administration will preserve the central r

we give thanks for the infinite grace of thy son jesus christ.strength as we seek to lift thy children, to care for the widows and the wounded, and to serve the poor of both purse and spirit. father, in these times of heightened complexities and opportunities, we plead for thy continued guidance and fore bearance. we commit to love with more righteousness and to live with greater moral rectitude. thou hast always inclined thine ear to our nation's petitions and we are forever grateful. we offer this prayer in that same spirit of gratitude and rev are rens and do so in the sacred name of thy holy son, jesus christ, amen. >> good morning. in the name of god, the lord of mercy and the giver of mercy. almighty god, as we gather this morning to celebrate the annual national day of prayer, we pray for our nation. we claim your presence, we honor your unique and weighty name and we thank you for a bountiful, beautiful, free land. almighty god, bless us with a sense of divine presence that we may stay true to your purpose for our country. we do truly nee

and their nine month old son the from grace saw a military commander take out a pistol and shoot her mother in the back said. it all happened so quickly he will never go to jail and will never have a mother. grace and her five siblings are now orphans the fifteen year old girl is now in charge of the family the military continues to patrol the commercial capital cotonou and they don't want to be filmed we've avoided several military checkpoints and now we're on the streets where young lives he's made no public statements since his press conference where he called the parliamentary election an electoral coupe outside bernie's home supporters perform a ritual for those killed and to protect those still fighting for change among them . he shows us where prudence amas who was killed says look there's blood everywhere he says it would. be this is our country too if they want to kill us they can come and get us and kill us we're not going anywhere while the military reinforces its presence around the former president's house inside me another former president missing for so glow in leading

they will be subject to the sanctions the grace period ends this month. the united states has temporarily eased the ban on selling technology to chinese tech giant weiwei washington is delaying the band by 90 days the u.s. claims the world's leading maker of mobile network equipment is a security risk and has called on european allies to exclude while weighs equipment from their next generation wireless 5 g. networks the company's founder has downplayed downplayed the restrictions saying walk away has supplied back ups if it loses access to u.s. components. and let's talk to our financial correspondent in new york jose luis de haro who is it markets responded positively to this delay but it doesn't quite reverse the u.s. decision against huawei does it. it isn't the stephenie does not change your march but it buys time especially for you as a company to make all the arrangements and time is also key for investors who are still considered decision leaves the door open for some kind of negotiation as i go from the positive reaction of tech companies and chi

host: let's hear from grace. grace will be the final call here. wednesday, massachusetts, independent. hey there. caller: i agree with the woman. same going to say the things that she did, the history of iran, how he brutalized his own people. but i also feel you have got to look at 911. that came from saudi arabia nationalists. and then also look at the fact that many countries came up with a plan for nuclear weapons. so when you kept something in place, you do not destroy it. you build on it. and we do not do that. i look at what is happening, we are selling guns to saudi arabia so we get oil and all of this craziness. what is happening to those children in yemen? heart is bleeding. i do not know what is happening to my country, and i think -- i look at congress, and they do not work together. this is not the country i remember. i am 85 years old, and i am very, very sad. i think you have to work together for peace and not for war. it is the middle east, like a time bomb there. from what i understand about jared kushner,'s plan is to give busine

>> who won the week for me is congresswoman grace meng. asian americans are the fastest growing demographic in the country, and she's in the political arm of the asian american caucus in congress. she said, hey, don't ignore us. it's just another sign the demographics of the country are changing. a majority of asian americans don't identify with any one political party and they get ignored by both parties. so she's saying, hey, pay attention to us, we matter with the fastest growing demographic and you would be wise to court our vote. she won the week for me. >> you have all the influence in the world over politics and everything d.c. can we somehow get the pugh research center and these other polling firms to break out asian americans? it drives me crazy when we're trying to break down a poll and we have african-americans, whites, and latino.

. >> grace and frankie my favorite tv show is grace and frankie. >> it is a good >> grace and frankieof thrones," but it is wohy of pete davidson rap >> you've seen -- that's your show i watconh "game of." we all have it it is sad to see it go, though >> after two years of dating actress arlotte johansson is engaged. publicists confirmed the news to the associated press sunday. this will be johansson's third marriage and joe's firstea 34-yold actress was previously married to "deadpool" actor. so far no date has been set for their wedding. >> that is amazing good for them. congratulations to both of y th. >>h. >> all right adds we mentioned earlier, alluded to the watch has ended for millions of "ge of thrones" fans, hbo did air its finale last night. the nearly decade long series holds a special place tv history and in the hearts ofma ny and the starts they signed off in very emotional tributes the mother of dragons actors amelia clark said the show played a huge role in making her e person she is today, thanking her magical fans. sophie turner thanked chr acter sansa stark writing,

they will be subject to the sanctions the grace period ends this month. and out a 70 a battle over the rights to a name between a company and aid to latin american countries online retail giant amazon has provisionally won the right to the dot amazon domain it's a blow to the coalition of governments fighting for the title on the basis that it refers to their geographic region the decision will be finalised after a 30 day public comment period it's. british celebrity chef jamie oliver has announced the collapse of his restaurant group over 1000 jobs are addressing all of us as he said about the expected closure of 25 sites he blames stiff competition and rising costs. he was the man who made british cuisine sexy. jamie oliver's informal approach to good food that made him world famous and phenomenally successful. it enabled him to open his own restaurant chain in the u.k. in 2008 with dozens of outlets popping up across the country. today all but 3 of those of closed as a result of what was described by administrators clear p.m.g. as a very difficult curr

to us before the 1st of june again 1st of june will not be impacted so clearly it's a tit for tat graceperiod both the countries would want a deal to be reached because they know that a trade war is not good for anybody. and they're reporting from frankfurt thank you so much. meanwhile the escalating trade war between the u.s. and china could benefit the european car industry as washington needs to focus on its the kosi asians with beijing european trade commissioner cecilia months trim expects washington to delay a deadline for u.s. tariffs on imported from the e.u. but she also says that europe is prepared should be imposed the e.u. has a list of u.s. products worth 20000000000 euros which retaliatory track terrorists could be never meet the united arab emirates has launched an investigation after 2 saudi oil tankers were attacked off the country's coast the incident took place just outside the strait of hormuz a key passageway that is used to transport oil from the middle east to asia europe and the united states the assault comes at a time of tension in the region with saudi arabia

he said yes, it's a grace reached out to birch and what you know in adolescent grace a copper one ofis amicus brief, he talked to on the phone about the history of the bill and how life was for girls before it was passed. he saw something then andy did something. now, i served as first scheduled during the interaction and one of my conversations with birch he said, jane, his girls today expect to be treated equally. pause, and he added, that is exactly the point. [applause] i've kept that email chain and one of the emails all share with you today because it tickles me. hi, grace. please comment on my cell, birch. [laughing] his generosity touched us greatly. in 2012 the indiana fever posted a celebration of the 40th anniversary of title ix, and birch was the star attraction along with my colleague, judge terry evans barker. that celebration was due in no small part to the work of kelly was one of first woman to serve as assistant general manager in the nba. in many ways i seek out as the filament of senator bayh's drink and title and objective. well done, kelly. well done, pacers. [a

in other words the recipient of this miraculous grace it didn't hold up in a monastery. he doled into public service, rolled up his sleeves, tended the sheep, repaid god's generosity by reading and serving others, making the church and the world better. senator lugar knew he'd been blessed with his parents and the lessons they taught, blessed with incredible opportunities to study and learn, with a 63 year partnership with one of the most remarkable women any of us have ever met, blessed to serve his neighbors and his country in the senate, blessed with god's grace in every one of these cases he took the blessings poured out on him and poured them back into serving others so now we pray and to celebrate that the lord has called our friend out of the tomb, that the faith he put into practice with such love and determination, the faith that he lived every day has now led him home to his father's house. >> indiana and our nation were very fortunate to have richard lugar as a public servant. i was very fortunate to have him as my trusted partner and frie friend. he made the

what do missions like grace tell us about the state of the planet. is a really interesting mission because it provides information about certain aspects of the climate in particularly the water bodies and changes to the gravity but there are a number of satellites so who are complementing measurements and therefore really provide a larger view of how the climate changes and what impacts and affects our climate change in particular you have mentioned water and ice caps there's also other missions like us out there or s moss who are measuring really the changes of the mass balance and the ice balance and therefore giving essential measurements so far of what the state of our climate is how much ice is melting and how this affects our water levels and also finally increase of 4 temperatures or so as part of overall global change so clearly climate change is a hugely contentious political issue depending on where in the world you are you know the science as you go where you gather the data and then do what's with it does your data gathering actually have

grace and her five siblings are now orphans the fifteen year old girl is now in charge of the family the military continues to patrol the commercial capital cotonou and they don't want to be filmed we've avoided several military checkpoints and now we're on the streets where young lives he's made no public statements since his press conference where he called the parliamentary election an electoral coupe outside bernie's home supporters perform a ritual for those killed and to protect those still fighting for change among them . really what he shows us where prudence amas who was killed says look there's blood everywhere he says it would. be this is our country too if they want to kill us they can come and get us and kill us we're not going anywhere while the military reinforces its presence around the former president's house inside another former president lisa for so glowing leading members of the opposition meet there calling for an international mediation. but he will not make any more statements his entourage fears for his security after the arrest of other opposition members i

their projects is to establish the distribution of the earth's surface water and groundwater of the gracefollow one satellite mission launched back in may. records changes in the earth's mass by movements of bodies of water. this is how earth looks if its gravity field is shown not completely round it's an imperfect sphere with dense and bulges and this is how the twin satellites of the grace follow on mission see it they orbit the earth 15 times each day and monitor its mass which constantly changes especially the masses of water on the earth's surface and in the ground satellites are the best way to observe waters and flow across the entire planet. using microwaves they measure the distance between one another to the 1000th of a millimeter the satellites gravitate to varying degrees and their orbit depending on how big the mass beneath them happens to be this gravitational pull changes the distance between the satellites the water budget can then be calculated from the data they collect. every month the satellites deliver a new snapshot of the constantly changing distribution of mass on

next we'll travel to grace where a lot of young people can't find jobs. the last 10 years have been tough for grace as the country dealt with a devastating economic crisis the situation has improved a little but musa unemployment still stands at just under 40 percent. he's moving to get out and put on the stark from the younger generation is always hit hard by such crises a lot of people who already have jobs can make it through somehow. but there just aren't any new jobs for young people who now have to work. mismanagement tax evasion corrupt relates crushing national debt and then the global financial crisis. the e.u. provided financial rescue packages in return greece had to slash government spending but a lot of the european aid money went to the big bang. next many greeks lost their jobs and pensions taxes saud poverty and deprivation has become rampant here. this is the german school in athens almost all of the students are great most of them come from well to do families but they're still worried about whether they'll be able to find a job after th

license to work with huawei and apply for specific licenses commerce secretary well ross said the grace period would allow u.s. companies to wind down transactions and arrangements with holloway with less disruption on the other side and effective ban on purchasing u.s. made components with severely impact huawei while weighs the wrentham phone responded with bravado dismissing both the ban and the delay saying the current actions by american politicians underestimated our power here to tell us more where joined by r.t. correspondent sara montana's they all welcome thank you so all given all of this how how does the trade war and the escalation of the tensions affect between the 2 countries that we've seen in recent weeks well basically on tuesday like you said the u.s. commerce department announced that it would postpone it and add a 90 day extension before actually banning out wall way now this what we is technically still prohibited from buying american made hardware and software in this really hurts a lot of american businesses who up to spend up about to meet a $20000000000.00 of s

but for me, god gave us grace in 2016.ilent majority and that voiceover. mark: but a lot of people in the press say that god has given us the grace of donald trump he must be a deplorable. >> no. i don't know anything about politics. i know what is right and what is wrong. and our president is amazing and he has done that in spite of the fight every day. but this force is trying to stopop it. but with the direction that we are going but what i see for myself personally was addiction but here is the addiction and it came on strong. addiction. but not just to help but that is one of the biggest things. i was there when he signed it. and everything i'm doing. that plugs right into that. mark: you are very excited. >> i am excited it will be amazing. mark: this is absently fascinating to talk to you on the air and off the air. . >> thank you for having me on. h mark: that is it i will see you next time on "life, liberty & levin". >> welcome to "watters world" tonight we start with the real news of the week some business with t

blessed with god's grace. in every case, he took the blessings that have been poured out on him and for them back into serving others. so now, we pray and celebrate that, just like lazarus, the lord has called our friend dick out of the tomb. that the faith dick put into practice such love and determination, the faith he lived every day, has now led him home to his father's house. >> indiana, and our nation, were very fortunate to have richard lugar as a public servant. i was very fortunate to have him as my trusted partner and friend. dick made the world a safer place and a better place. david and, bob, john, family -- i also almost feel like a member of the lugar family. after years of working together on what became known as the nunn-lugar legislation, like wife, ick's beloved discovered that when you become dick's partner, you give up half your name. [laughter] as a very young man, dick achieved the rank of eagle scout. he lived the scout law. loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, 50, and re

claims it is acting in the interest of huawei customers, but when the grace.s over -- when the grace p perd is over, it is expecting -- >> still can download whatever we want. >> they have responded, saying they do not need the help. the 5g plant will not be effected the u.s. ban/ . competitors will not be able to catch up to five g technologies for two or three years. the united states has resorted to suppressing foreign companies and it would not conform with the e interests ofof the u.s. if . monday's announcement that google would be banning wall with -- huawei [no audio] even when the u.s. pulls the plug. carl: now to our series marking the 70th anniversary of the german constitution known as the basic law. it was drawn up under the supervision of western allies after the second world war and its aim was to ensure after nazi dictatorship it would be built on democratic foundations. germany, and 9090 -- in 1990, the basic law still remains in effect. >> downs syndrome is actually cool. we just want to be like everyone else. >> napoli is 20 years old. she i

grace reached out to birch and he not only sent grace a copy of one of his amicus briefs, he talked to on the phone about the history of the bill and how life was for girls before it was passed. he saw something and he did something. i served as grace's scheduler and one of my conversations with perch he said these girls today expect to be treated equally. pause. and he added, that was exactly the point. [applause] mrs. magnus-stinson: i have kept email i willnd one share, high, call me on my ship -- on my cell, birch. [laughter] mrs. magnus-stinson: his generosity touch is greatly. in 2012, the indiana fever hosted a celebration of the anniversary of title ix. birch was the star of attraction along with my colleague. due in noration was small part to the work of kelly who was a knowledge that the outset of our ceremony the first woman to serve as an assistant general manager in the nba. in many ways, i see kelly as the fulfillment of the dream in title ix's objective to well done, kelly. well done, pacers. [applause] during his-stinson: remarks at that celebration, senator bayh credit

grace and frankie. >> right there, one of the few people in the world who do not watce ofamhrones." >is pretty good. >> it's weird to see that guy speaking without a weird accent. >> now you mourn the finale. >> yeah. >>> after two years of dating, scarlett johansson and colin jones of snl are engaged this will be her third marriage and joe's first. the 34-year-old actress was married to ryan reynolds and a journalist so far, no date has been set for their wedding. 7. >> that's cool a power couple there >>> all right. sadly, the watch has ended for millions of "game of thrones" fans hbo aired the finale last night. the decade long series holds a special place in tv history. the stars signed off with emotional tributes the mother of dragons, actress amelia clark says the show put a role in making her the person she is today sophie turner thanked her character, writing, i grew up with you i fell in love with you at 13. leave you behind >>> fans in russiaeb they took pictures next to the iron throne and in front of the hall of faces. the last episode they aired in an arena in moscow i do

andrew campbell remembering his mother, grace.ngali textile worker was murdered in london's east end. the killing of a 25—year—old was racially motivated and mobilised to bengali community to act. we recall what life was like in the east end and the events around the murderer. in 1970, life in east london wasn't very pleasant due to hatred, due to racial abuse. a recent report on racial violence in this area described it as an isolated and terrorised community, the victims of an appalling catalogue of violent crime. we had a fire put through our letterbox. urinating in our letterbox. people were frightened to leave the house. spitting, pushing. it was common. it was very frightening. i was in fear all the time. national front is a group of people who hate other people. most of them are skinheads. all day the message was against immigration. it was thursday the 11th of may, election day after work, he was walking through this street through here to go home, approximately six and when he got there, he was attacked and knifed in his

they refer to a king or queen, as your grace. they made a point of it.nd suggestive empathy of god. but they rarely do. they're too often about themselves and their power, certainly, in that show and that is the opposite of grace and it's something for us to remember in a ruler. next, the dragon queen, explaining why she won't pardon or forgive any of the common folk. >> can't hide behind small mercies. >> we can't hide behind small mercies. that couldn't be less true. however, we too often confuse being bold with going big. too many confuse a quest for more with being better, first, even though they often lead to worsts. the mistake is not sure rending the me to the we, so then when jon snow her moral opposite asks her to consider the fate of the many and when the council considers putting the choice of the next ruler to the ruled, same big mas taistake. >> they don't get to choose. >> maybe the decision about what's best for everyone should be left to, well, everyone. >> yeah, laugh now, while you can. then when the queen rejects her beloved's entreati

here you have "will and grace." president biden spoke about the show "will and grace" as doing more to get more americans used to the idea of same-sex marriage than anything else because they invited gay people to their living rooms, in places where people thought they might don't know about gay people in their lives. we have films like "brokeback mountain," "modern family," a hugely popular sitcom, then, caitlyn jenner coming out on the cover of "vanity fair" as a transgender woman. these were moments that brought popular understanding to the issues that lgbtq society was facing. we will walk into the gallery and see what happened in the stonewall inn 50 years ago. we go back to a hot summer night in june of 1969 to greenwich village in new york city and stonewall inn. stonewall inn was not a particularly a nice bar, the drinks were watered down. it was run by the mafia. but it was a place where gay people could come and have fun. back then, it is illegal for gay people to socialize or see affection in public. at t