would my honorable friend congratulate the remarkable staff of prince alexander hospital in harlow who can ensure the hospital is out of special measures today and will she support our campaign for a new hospital to ensure that the staff have a hospital that is fit for the 21st century? >> can i congratulate the local hospital in harlow that my honorable friend has referred to for coming out of special measures. think that's very important and i know will give added confidence to his constituents. he tempts me to support a new hospital in his area. i'm sure as he will know the secretary of state has heard his request in relation to that, but what we do know i we're putting more money into the national health service to ensure that we do get the best possible services provided to people through our national health service. >> thank you. order. >>> the march for our lives rally against mass shootings takes place in washington, d.c. watch live saturday beginning at noon eastern on c-span.

there is a fruitcake that they do their at harlow carr.o have whatsapp. if you geta digit to us. we also have whatsapp. if you get a digit wrong you might get married in three months! that is a reference to a story you found about a wrong number, someone sent a message. someone sent a message to himself, put the wrong did it in, send it to a woman instead who said what is this about, and three months later they got married. good morning from bbc london news, i'm alpa patel. the labour mp for kensington claims the council has spent more than 20 million pounds keeping survivors of the grenfell fire in hotels. emma dent—coad has branded the council "wasteful" and "incompetent". but the council's deputy leader has accused her of being out of touch — and says it's already spent close to £250 million on more than 300 new homes. the government is being urged to increase money for schools to help deal with the rise in knife crime. the labour mp for croydon central told the commons that the problem had reached what she called "epidemic" levels and

i am harlow homes i'm a software developer and digital security trainer and i'm the lead architect of a library called informant camp which sits in the center of the camera free app. i mean i think you wrote this code to pull in anything that might exist pretty much pretty much whatever you can why not because why not a couple of years ago i was in a class that nathan taught and for a project i had decided that i wanted to sink a video and images with their data points that were exposed in order to you know get a kind of who what when where why and possibly even how of a particular event that you see visually. around the world. there are a number of satellites. that are constantly orbiting our globe and they usually. beam down position info to devices such as our cell phones that have a pretty good accuracy and also have the unintended effect of giving us a timestamp as well which we use rather than your phone's clock and order to tell what time it was if you're standing anywhere on earth and can receive the g.p.s. signal your device is then able to triangulate where you are in relati

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hospital in harlow who can ensure the hospital is out of special measures today and will she support our campaign for a new hospital to ensure that the staff have a hospital that is fit for the 21st century? >> can i congratulate the local hospital in harlow that my honorable friend has referred to for coming out of special measures. think that's very important and i know will give added confidence to his constituents. he tempts me to support a new hospital in his area. i'm sure as he will know the secretary of state has heard his request in relation to that, but what we do know i we're putting more money into the national health service to ensure that we do get the best possible services provided to people through our national health service. >> thank you. order. >>> the march for our lives rally against mass shootings takes place in washington, d.c. watch live saturday beginning at noon eastern on c-span. >>> next on c-span3, former u.s. government officials talk about syria's civil war. and why the u.s. and other syria countries should stay engaged and address security challenges

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he did have -- i had talked to brice harlow, who was very close to mr. nixon. and basically tell him that this is going to -- if this happens again, it's going to be totally publicized. president johnson decided not to leak this or tell this to anyone. >> why? >> he said that if nixon were elected any way, he would be impeached right off the bat, because this is a treasonable offense. and he did not want to see the presidency or that institution disrupted that way. that was the main reason. so he didn't tell anybody. very few people even knew about this. but it did -- in my judgment, had that not happened, we would have had a peace agreement before the president left office. >> we get the impression through history that it was a tortured last year for lyndon johnson, but you were with him. what was his mood? what was he like? what was going through his mind in regard to vietnam, the election of '68, and the assassination of dr. king, and later senator robert kennedy? >> it was a very, very tough year. first of all, in january, right off the bat, you had two ins

harlow. —— hello. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. top story: softening its stance on metal tariffs — the white house says canada and mexico could be exempt from donald trump's plans to impose a levy on steel and aluminium imports. police in britain are trying to establish the source of a toxic nerve agent used in an attempt to murder a former russian spy and his daughter. the trial of a danish inventor accused of murdering a swedish journalist on board his submarine last summer is about to get underway in copenhagen. booth babes at the geneva motor show — is there a role in 2018? we've been finding out. yes, the biggest car show in the world is open to the public today — theo leggett is there for us and has been gauging the mood. a warm welcome to the programme. we're going to brief you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport this hour. and you can be a part of the conversation. today is international women's day — so give us your take on the debate about whether car makers should be prevented from using glamorous

harlow. —— hello. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock.a and mexico could be exempt from donald trump's plans to impose a levy on steel and aluminium imports. police in britain are trying to establish the source of a toxic nerve agent used in an attempt to murder a former russian spy and his daughter. the trial of a danish inventor accused of murdering a swedish journalist on board his submarine last summer is about to get underway in copenhagen. booth babes at the geneva motor show — is there a role in 2018? we've been finding out. yes, the biggest car show in the world is open to the public

we are here with the veterinarian, doctor harlow field.ou for joining us today. >> my pleasure. thank you.>> we've seen a lot of young animals getting washed up on the beaches from these storms. we need to pick them up or they would die. >> reporter: this is a leave seals be campaign. what should people do or not do if they see them? >> keep your distance. they are wild animals. if you see an animal in distress, please call us so we can come and check it out. 415-289-seal. very easy to remember. do not try to help the animal. it is important to leave these animals alone. if you think an animal needs any assistance be sure to call a professional. if they look completely fine it is wonderful to enjoy them from a distance, at least 50 feet away or so. >> reporter: and you've had a surge of seals since march. will they be released back? >> yes we will release them back, some were malnourished and very thin. so we are feeding them because they are about two to three times underway. but by giving them a lot of fish , we can assist them. they get

tonight we have historian harlow giles unger. he has biology grooves the founding fathers including washington, hancock, lafayette and patrick henry, veteran journalist, broadcaster and educationor, former distinguished visiting fellow in american history at george washington's empty vernon. cited by florence king as the most reedable -- readable historian. he has spoken at george washington's mt. vernon, valley forming, yorktown and historic sites in boston, new york, philadelphia, and washington, dc. mr. unger is a graduate of the yale university and was a editor at the new york her herald times beforecoming an author. you can find books on his web. he'll discuss "furniture founding father." >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. nice of you to come out in this rain and it's always an honor for me to stand in the footsteps of george washington here at fraunces tavern museum. as the lady said, my views may not reflect those of the museum, and nor do they reflect the views of the president or the members of congress. actually he don

his books are a nice sequel to norman harlow's book -- he was influenced by "harlem's ghost."here are some delightful colorado writers, "centennial." was a sweeping book about the early founding. dalton trumbo. he wrote a book about his hometown, grand junction, colorado. brian: here is johnny depp in "fear and loathing in las vegas." about 47 seconds. let us watch this. [video clip] >> that was a fatal flaw, he crashed around america selling consciousness expansion without giving a thought to the realities for the people who took him seriously. [indiscernible] but their loss was ours too. when he took down with him was the illusion of a lifestyle he helped create, a generation of permanent cripples, veiled secrets who never understood the mystic fallacy of the acid culture. the desperate assumption that somebody or at least some force is tending a light at the end of the tunnel. brian: why hunter thompson? tom: i met him a few times and we would watch monday night football at the jerome hotel bar in the mid-1970's. he was a character. that movie was a total flop, although joh

i am harlow home i'm a software developer and digital security trainer and i'm the lead architect of a library called informant camp which sits in the center of the camera free app. i mean i think you wrote this code to pull in anything that might exist pretty much pretty much because whatever you can why not because why not a couple of years ago i was in a class that nathan taught and for a project i had decided that i wanted to sink a video and images with of their data points that were exposed in order to you know get a kind of who what when where why and possibly even how of a particular event that you see visually. around the world. there are a number of satellites. that are constantly orbiting our globe and they usually. beam down position info to devices such as our cell phones that have a pretty good accuracy and also have the unintended effect of giving us a timestamp as well which we use rather than your phone's clock and order to tell what time it was if you're standing anywhere on earth and can receive g.p.s. signal your device is then able to triangulate where you are in

will my honourable friend congratulate the remarkable start of prince alexander hospital in harlow, thert a new hospital in his area, i'm sure he will know the secretary of state has heard his request in relation to that but what we do know is we are putting more money into the nhs to ensure we do get the best possible services provided to our national health service. before we proceed to the next business, i take this opportunity to remind the house that tomorrow, we will be commemorating the westminster terrorist attack a year ago, a reference to which was made earlier. i propose we begin our proceedings tomorrow after prayers with a minute's silence in memory of those who died. there will also be a commemorative event in westminster hall at 12 noon and services in the chapel of st mary undercroft at 10am, gpm and 6pm. —— 10am, chapel of st mary undercroft at 10am, gpm and 6pm. ——10am,gpm and 60. i hope that is helpful to colleagues. thank you. order. they will leave the house after premised upon the questions, but some will be staying to listen tojeremy hunt, answering an urgent ques