. >> i along with my neighbors live in that block between hattie and denvers. i want to express my d isappointed. couple of questions that i have. one where other alternatives consider such as taking market street down to a single lane and leaving the parking in tact. it has become a free for all. if you start to look at some of the videos posting on facebook and everything, cars are racing up there. we have skateboarders racing down the hill from twin peeks. it's a recipe for disaster. other thing is, our parking was taken away we understand it's temporary and happy to make the sacrifice for little while. you may not be be aware we are not eligible living on market for s permits. we can't park anywhere else in the neighborhood. off market street is all permit parking. we have nowhere else to go. that's a big deal. we have requested over the years for a stop sign or traffic light at market and hattie because it is a very unsafe area. i've had two cars hit over the years. i've been there 15 years. i don't know what the process i s. i like to formally request tha

inspired by hattie naylor‘s 2010 play, it draws on the true life story of a young boy who lived roughit blockbustered out, believe me, this really is something different. i know she still has you in her heart, jehovah. also look out for the british film apostasy, a drama about the jehovah‘s witnesses, directed by daniel kokotajlo. it follows a mother and her two daughters, one of whom finds herself disfellowshipped — barred from the close—knit community in which she grew up and from contact with her family. if you want to catch an old classic, there is plenty to fit the bill. both mildred pierce and the women are back on our screens as part of a joan crawford season in august. diehard hollywood gems always worth catching in the cinema. there‘s also a very welcome 30th anniversary re—release of terence davies‘ haunting feature distant voices, still lives — one of my favourite films of the 1980s. i‘ll leave you with this teaser from the eyes of orson welles, the new documentary by mark cousins, who is perhaps best described not as a film—maker or a film critic, but as a film poet. havin

my sisters, hattie and camellia. my brother, paul, is here and my niece evan.ampaign. [applause] i grew up just a few blocks from here as many of you know, but a world away. a young african american girl in public housing. my grandmother as you know raised me and my brothers and her daughter, my aunt mickey, in public housing on $900 a month. the world seemed destined for me for drugs or motherhood and teenaged motherhood, jail, or even a violent death because of the gun violence that had ravaged our community. but my community, this city, had other plans for me. i woke up in a public housing unit. i took a public bus to a public school every day. i had incredible teachers and counsellors who looked out for me and believed in me. and i walked home with some of my friends from the neighborhood and we looked out for each oth other. my grandmother, miss camellia brown, at the end of the day she watched over me just like she's watching over all of us here today. miss brown was hard working and as tough as nails. you didn't live in her house if you didn't go to scho

he threw away the hattie brought him that melissa mollet made for him. this is option two. it's a nice little number, don't you think? >> if you bring m anctual hat that is edible. >> there is such -- >> actual hat that is edible. >> it can be broken u by human teeth. >> the paperats could do that. >> we'll have anoth hat next hour. we'll see which one -- next one could beeppermint flavored. there's your hint. >>> what anfmazing amount rain yesterday. 2.63 inches of rain in one hour ai national port. that's the highest urone-ain total at national airport since july 22nd of 6 the last time the all-star game was actually in d.c. was that h. same mo no more all-star games in washington, i don't think. daily rainfall records, 3.35 inches of rain at bwi marshall yesterday. over an inch at dulles. all three airports had daily raiall records yesterday. today, though, clearing skies, falling humidity, a near perfecl evening for ng in the backyard or going out to your ew favorite sidk cafe. nice weather as high pressure is pushinghe humidity and the rain chances away from us. curren

. >> you had people like hatty smith. >> i'm an artist, rock 'n' roll is my later. >> the new york dogment, it's a social one. >> here on kings road in the middle of london, the same street that launched the mini skirt and the move of the '60s. >> -- >> the future, every kid now. there isn't. >> there's an indigenous anger and frustration that drove a lot of punk on and got a lot of people behind it. ♪ >> said to be a pretty -- group. >> there, so i've said it. >> true. >> so was jobs. singing about loving, kissing someone. >> the crash musically the best of the rock. it didn't sound anybody else in punk, but it doesn't sound like anybody else but clash either. ♪ >> punk was i think a kind of wide umbrella. and that wider scene included people who were a little more complex in their musical performing style. people aren't going to buy something thank you call it punk. >> can we have your thoughts on that? >> i think you wave really, i think by defining it as punk,-o punk,-out automatically putting a boundary around what's possible. >> they did a sophisticated spiky music that reflected

hattie gladwell is diagnosed with bipolar1 disorder, anxiety and inflammatory bowel disease.nd why would the parking scheme about to someone with your disabilities? i will not get about myself because, for me, travel does not affect me, but it affects a lot of people, especially people with anxiety who have panic attacks in social situations, people with ptsd who have these flashbacks, also people with inflammatory bowel disease who have stoma bags. if you have a stoma bag and it leaks, you cannot get parking space. and you try to deal with that while you try to find somewhere to park your car? and some people with inflammatory bowel disease are unfortunately incontinent sometimes, and i have heard stories where they have not been able to get a parking space and time and have had an accident in public, which is not only embarrassing but it has negative impact on your mental health. of course. and all of those explanations are understandable. this decision though to open this scheme up to people with hidden disabilities, disabilities other people cannot see when they look at t

hattie in houston. go ahead. caller: i am coming on him.think it is too much spending, too much waste spending on this lately. the rich are getting richer because they are over a lot of stuff here, and the poor people, they have all of this, we do not need this. we do not need these private planes, we do not need all of this. so their kids to go to school in the properly, they cannot offer poor people, they are just letting the rich go crazy. for instance, trump and his family, they are all sitting there, all of his children and everything. host: ok, hattie, let me ask it this way of thomas schatz -- do earmarks only benefit the rich? guest: no. is that they adversely affect programs that need the money. when this money is moving away from a higher priority, then the people that truly need the money are not getting it. that is through of all wasteful spending. the government accountability office issues a support on overlap, one of them is the science and math program, the s.t.e.m. programs, more than 150 of them, which means we are not get