hemmings. the three daughters right the book takes the relationships existence as a given and the monitor review wrote like all great histories do, it brings this vividly to life the exhaustive research, the passion for the subject and elegant writing. associate professor of history at the university where she teaches courses in colonial and revolutionary and women's and gender history and holds a phd from the college of william and mary and is the author of several scholarly articles and two books and has presented the work in conferences in the united states and abroad. in the course of her research she associates from organizations such as the national endowment for the humanities, the colonial williamsburg foundation and the virginia historical society. her first book claiming the pen, human and intellectual life in the early american south won the outstanding book award for the history of education society in 2007. please welcome kathryn. ' good afternoon and thank you so much for being he

in 2012 published american dpron that documents the whitehouse kitchen garden and most hem my living. >> lauren demarco is back to tell us more about the forest ka. hopefully we won't need the umbrella a. >> fwloom and doom offer the last couple days. >> nightmare. >> improving this and foggy at least it's not raining. we're going to increase theingz and keep the positive 'tis going as we head into the day tomorrow and sun will actually return. but getting a live look at center city, philadelphia. fog and low clouds looming and 46 the current temperature. not too, too chilly and wind out of north in northerly component to wind flow ushers

john hemming is working for thomas jefferson. his nephews eston and madison would be working with him. jefferson purchases a full set --tools the tools are given to him through jefferson's will. he is also given his freedom and that time. he can make a living as a free man that way. we're happy that we're able to history, story of the along with the process of the restoration. >> we are here on historic pierce street in front of the home of robert johnson. we spoke to his grandson about dr. johnson is sick role in the desegregation of tennis -- dr. johnson's role in the desegregation of tennis. this is the location where it happened. 15th and pierce street. dr. johnson set up a junior development program in 1951 to train the best and brightest kids, mostly african-americans in the sport of tennis. he would mentor them, work on strategy and tactics and had his kids stay for the summer. it is usually about a dozen kids per year. line inwhere the color the sport of tennis was broken when his first junior development program player p

we could quickly get hem for those who need it and in the process save countless lives. later this week i'll introduce the students, teachers and officers preventing school violence act, or the stop school violence act; i mates department of justice grants available to states to fund programs designed to reduce school violence. to that end the stop school violence act will fund the four initiatives. first it will provide grant funding for evidence-based training to prevent student violence against others and self. including training for local law enforcement officers, school personnel, and students. this is not just an active shooter training. but training designed to give students and teachers the knowledge to recognize and properly respond to warning signs or signals to stop school violence before it occurs. second, the bill will fund evidence-based technology adequately to improve school security and prevent schooling violence. this includes the development and operation of anonymous reporting systems like the safe utah app, as well as improvements to school security

was patient and we became friends after he became the editor of my other book about jefferson, the hemmings is at monticello the american family. it was a wonderful. the work of legendary whe legene reports about legendary when i see reports about nyc that word on his name and it makes sense because everybody i know that those of his work talks about him as the editors editor and the writer's editor and he was definitely that. taking a large view of the project, very low key about things he didn't accept in his suggestions. a person who loves history and we both fell in love with the great historian and he introduced me and leaves t we uo up to visit him and take him to dinner and so forth and it's been a wonderful experience. it's not just like having an editor and a professional relationship. he has been a dear friend of mine and has taken an interest in me in so many ways and championed the end was my greatest cheerleader and publicist. i am thrilled to be able to be here tonight because he's going to talk about a subject dear to my heart that can mean a lot of different things and i'm a

i think he is hemmed in with finished yet i mean i am not sure that he has changed his views i mean his views were always that we should be trying to cooperate together but he is a weakened president there's an ongoing investigation is i'm sure you know about whether there was collusion between his campaign and and russian authorities so he can voice and he sort of. argument for better relations but i mean he's the president of the united states who can hammy then if you want to have a good relationship with russia you should have a good relationship with russia doesn't his word mean anything when i'm president is that. i. mean this is the definition of a weakened president. you know has congress who is passed sanctions almost unanimously he couldn't veto it. and so he asked still by by that legislation and he can actually voice much sentiment for better relations without implicating him him selfie in some sort of conspiracy with russia or collusion with russia can give the russian missed a geisha and coupled with possible democratic gains that the twenty eight ten midterm elections in

in 2000 to the monticello association limited hemmings descendents to the graveyard.dozen years later a white woman arranged to meet slave descendent to joseph white there they walked to the graveyard together. i am not the good he recounted apparently unconscious of the fullness of that moment. sitting atop two centuries of family history, the white person in possession of the key while the other remains locked out. we need to see in that i hope my book shows is the legal and social barriers that have separated us by race and gender are as much the work of human hands as the fence that surrounds the graveyard. that it proves the point that we need to acknowledge the aficionado of the systems that separate us so we can begin the effort to dismantle them as we confront revised movements redefine citizenship as black americans today still strive to convince white americans that black lives matter i think it says opportunity i miss having to think about. story. [applause] understand many of your veterans of this wonderful series. in the microphone is on the stairs happy

as we watch the olympics, all of us look forward to hearing our national anthem played and u.s.a., hem chanting u.s.a. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. duncan: i send my first paycheck, $19 and some-odd cents to the berry goldwater campaign. i was 16 years old. i have been involved in almost every major republican campaign in my state and nationally since then. but the republican party i grew up in was the fiscally conservative party. i wish it still was. but we will pass a spending bill today that is everything but fiscally conservative. our national debt is now over $20 trillion. this bill will speed us down the road to $30 trillion. our deficit last year was $660 billion. this bill will make it even higher this year. there is nothing fiscally conservative about this bill. spending was already going up. now we

martha and maria and harriet hemmings. the life of thomas jefferson through their eyes. the author catherine kerrison, researched their lives and primary sources including court cases and records of the district courts of the united states and most of the records of government of the district of columbia here and the national archives. previous accounts about the family authors such as gordon reed, mythic is that jefferson fathered children of sally hemings for the first time a deficit is three daughters mary beth with new york times book review rights, the beautifully written book takes the relationships as a given. and another road like all great histories do, deficits daughters brings it. vividly to life. the credit to catherine kerrison passion and writing. -- teaches courses on colonial and revolutionary american and women's and gender history. she has a phd in american history from the college of william and mary. she authored several articles and two books and presented homework and conferences in the united states and abroad. in the course of her research, she ha

country is coming south we don't know what can come of that because of course the whole situation is hemmed in by the nuclear issue and if we were so forget that we have vice president pence of the us a firmly reminding everybody at every opportunity how bad it will careerist i say have a talk to us a little bit about south korea's president because he finds himself a bit between a rock and a hard place. that's nice i've just written something with a different much a full i think as a kind of olympic sport cold mountain tightrope walking. is good too but you know he he's going to be really capitol hill luce is followed so we have skating on thin ice sorry so many choices he really is a very delicate line because what is the space exactly i mean it's not tickle of faith that people like him center left south koreans of a certain age but she his family was from the north that you want to you know the so-called sunshine policy who may remember back in the day that engagement is a good idea now a lot of younger the south koreans to his surprise don't actually share that view they want they're p

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hems i, good morning. >> good morning, weather whiplash for sure, just getting used to mild weather, changed this morning, waking to up temperatures for a lot of that's are actually below freezing, let me start you off with a place enjoying the colder weather, place that will also enjoy the snow later on this evening, and tonight, that's the poconos, where they're currently making some fresh snow right now ski resorts will love this bought every weather in time for the extended holiday weekends, show you temperatures across the weekends, a lot of locations, freezing or below, in fact, pretty much everyone now at this point. 31 degrees in philadelphia, 30 in wilmington, 27 in allentown , 19 degrees in the poconos, significantly colder, compared to just 24 hours ago, most areas, anywhere from 20 to full 30 degrees colder. that's going to set the scene when moisture arrives later this afternoon and evening, it will be cold enough for a lot of that moisture to fall in the form of snow for many of us. not all of us. many of us will see rain, but already see the moisture taking shape down

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you brush the dirt away from hem and you find more, and you have a better, clearer picture of what it is that is under the dirt. i don't know if i answered your uestion there. our research, rachel's research, was -- not that i did zero research. i did a lot of research myself. our reerch was essentially based on old newspapers. we found day of the crime news tories about all of the crimes in the book, and those are -- first of all, many times the day of the crime description is the most reliable description because more often it gets repeated, the more it becomes like a game of telephone and he facts get lost. but also the description of events which you start with provides direction to other sources. brian: we've got some video that was recorded last year by "the kansas city star" with your daughter talking about looking for this man, the man from the train, so we can see the two of ou together working. [video clip] rachel: i think that he was acting out some horrible trauma that happened to him in childhood. i think he was probably viciously abused, was never loved and cared about,

next hear what they say got hem hooked as teens. plus what they think must change to keep the cycle of addiction from spreading. >>> this penn state statue is missing an ear. next why police aren't sure it's a crime here. >>> from chasing dreams to chasing an addiction. young adults tell nbc 10 their stories of getting hooked on opioids. >> nbc 10's matt delucia talked with them and wonder why they didn't understand the risks and now what can be done to save other teens. >> reporter: these young men have something in common. >> i dislocated my shoulder. >> i had a knee injury from playing hockey. >> reporter: and something else, too. >> by the time i was a teen i had a full-blown habit starting with pain killers. >> reporter: it turned relief into a nightmare. >> i was craving them. all of a sudden it's like this seed was planted. >> reporter: in recovery now. >> i would do anything to go back. >> reporter: they're hoping to sound the alarm for students today. >> i never thought an addiction would happen to me. >> it changed everyth

he knows nothing about middle east policy, hem fearic policy. he's the boss on dealing with the future of any middle east peace deal of any kind. >> he's the guy. >> he's going to continue to have that portfolio. prime minister nettian hugh coming into washington and jared kushner is right in the middle of negotiations. >> how is he going to do the job. >> how does he know what abdullah is able to handle? how does is he know the insight on the emirates, what they need in the stuff that decides negotiations? what can the side give, and trying to work it together in some beautiful way, some choreography. this guy is going to do this without any top security information except frcht determiner and netanyahu. even in that case, he won't know what the real position is because they're playing him like everybody else will. >> you cannot do the job of trying to negotiate a middle east peace without top secret security clearance. it's not possible. maybe the president will give him access to this even though he doesn't have the clearance. that's possible

with catherine, the lives of martha and maria jefferson and harriet hemmings.hat all happens tonight at the fence to put tv. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors in books every weekend, television for serious readers. >> next weekend the c-span city store takes you to lynchburg, virginia with the help of our comcast cable partners will export lynch for his rich literary scene and historic sites. watch next weekend beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2 and some working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> hello, everybody. thank you for being out here today on this beautiful saturday. by name is emily and i'm a manager here at politics and prose. we have our step, welcome. if you could silence your cell phones so that we don't get interrupted with any beeping that would be great and usually we have about 30 minutes of talking and then we take questions and we are filming and so it's important and i hope you have questions that you use the microphones and if you get up d

fist obtained by wplg that's paerntly hem in the white shirt. family cruz lived with said we had this monster living under our roof and we didn't know. they tell the sentful everything everybody seems to know we didn't know. cruz pictured here at his mother's funeral. they say he followed every rule of their home to the tee but that he was battling depression and days before the shooting took him to a therapist. the day of the massacre she says she left home torun errands. by the time she returned cruz was gone. it nex squt last time they saw him he was in custody. they say he apologized. they allowed cruz to keep a handful of weapons includinging the ar-15 he owned in a locked gun cabinet. they thought they had the only key. his behavior spiralled downward. >> he started going after one of my friends and threatening her and cut off from there. he got suspended a lot of times and he sold knives in his lunch boxes andee was expelled but no one expected him to come back. >> reporter: he's being held had in solitary confinement and remains on suici

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scott millioner has been being for hem?>> they are k walking through sidewalks covered with crows. of course, a noise problem, too. the crows are quite noisy. >> according the usda, bird droppings are not only damaging, but pose a health risk. the efforts to reduce the size will continue over the next four days after sundown. the usda said the method being used are human and nonlethal. the same has been used in other urban area and proven successful. i am allison gorm my reporting for "chasing news." >> on monday, we brought you the story about the deputy mayor in mendem. his name is rick. well, now the former deb are deputy mayor because he quit. he quit. he quit over issue of a facebook post that was intended to talk about donald trump and how voters toll rat the guy, even though, he is rough around the edges, because they want him to get things done. a fellow member on the township committee in mendem, amail ya joined me on monday, and she was effectively crying racism. going after this guy as if to say the post was all

in 2012 published american dpron that documents the whitehouse kitchen garden and most hem my living. >> lauren demarco is back to tell us more about the forest ka. hopefully we won't need the umbrella a. >> fwloom and doom offer the last couple days. >> nightmare. >> improving this and foggy at least it's not raining. we're going to increase theingz and keep the positive 'tis going as we head into the day tomorrow and sun will actually return. but getting a live look at center city, philadelphia. fog and low clouds looming and 46 the current temperature. not too, too chilly and wind out of north in northerly component to wind flow ushers in drier air and clears theest rest of the moisture out. no whipped temperature because of light winds. it's march and around presidential corner pinging up on thursday and mid month the normal high in philadelphia, 52. even peter than that spring officially begins vernal he question not 12:15 in the afternoon and then again leak that more daylight end of march sunset time 7:23 in the evening that's lovey. right now temperatures nod bad for a late fe

by daybreak the bulldozers have moved in and the hemmed in robots are released but they aren't going quietly. little bit the dust is that their beloved good night all of the one on the other shelter from the no zero debt in the world and young lady that is the dump. the crowd demands an ordinance with the city's head of social welfare caribbean nilson. as it becomes increasingly insistent she appears that she's in no mood to compromise is all that t.d. cannot feed and only be in there for more fun at that from the t.v. but then at the end you're going to have a craving spirit. but a few nights in a temporary hostel before being sent back to romania is not what the robots are looking for they bed down for the night and the standoff continues over the days that followed. the benchley the police move in once again. so they were kicked out of their camp there. protest outside the town hall was pushed back it was just a few dozen people here left under the bridge some people now say they might go back to remain others saying they'll go elsewhere in sweden a few saying that they'll stay he

watch hem walk around. as soon as the room is revealed to them they're ready to own this space. >> oh! >> and it's all so pretty, but something as simple as just having a bed instead of having to use maybe a cot at the shelter. now the space is their own as well. >> they didn't do this alone. they also had a lot of volunteers from plant moran help make this happen. these guys have a home now. she'll be able to finish school and i hope that the future is way bright for them. >> thank you, guys, so much. this is truly amazing, thank you. >>> do you remember how in cartoons when we were younger you could take a snowball and roll it down a mountain and it would get bigger and bigger, that is the perfect method for this video. this is in london. helmet cam, motorbike rider. as he approaches this junction, this bus wasn't really looking. he's making himself very clear. i disapprove. the simple solution here is to continue shaking your head and drive off. >> when in doubt, throttle out. >> unfortunately as he's ab

they were an early supporter of his presidential campaign when other oups work hemming and hawing. he treated this morning -- tweeted this morning his award for them. that is where his first ance is. although today you could hear from the audience it was not as enthusiastic as you might think. for mike pence they cheered but for the nra leader, less of an enthusiastic response. laura: that is why the president may be suggesting things the nra doesn't like. anthony: he has a sense of where the public is. donald trump did support of the assault weapons ban in then 1990's t first came up. he has changed a bit on this position, campaigned on it, and is listening to people speak passionately about som of measures. but it will be a real test for him. laura: anthony zurcher, thank you for the analysis there. nationsrt, efto pass a resolution calling for a temporary cease-fire in syria have stalled. western diplomats say this del gives syrian government forces more time to attack rebel held areas of eastern ghouta. a monitoring group says dozens more people have been killed in a fifth day

. >> reporter: and erin hem lynn finished six. ted ligety finished sixth and shawnee davis and maame -- a lot of disappointing news as well. we're hoping for much better news today and it could come with mikaela shiffrin as she takes to the sha lom. we just learned a few minutes ago that weather is playing tricks on us. again her event has also been z-lad by an hour while they figure out the wind situation and yesterday, raj, they had to really alter the course for the alpine men's downhill when ted ligety skied and that he says effected his performance. we'll hope the same thing doesn't happen today. >> okay. thank you from a windy wednesday there in south korea. >>> what's happening with our local olympians today? jr sell can i did not advance. he placed third in his qualifying heat. better new for hillary knight. on team usa hockey and they were dominant. u.s. beats the olympic athletes to russia 5-0. here's the latest medal count. norway leads the way. the netherlands are second with ten, canada with ten there. germany is four

look for hem -- to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> but the point is i'm making here, i'm sure you've forgotten, miami is a wonderful city. [laughter] a new attitude down there, new tourism promotion slogan. come back to miami, we weren't shooting at you. [laughter] if you think about it, miami and rancho have a lot in common. miami's warm and sunny, rancho's warm and sunny. rancho -- i mean, excuse me, miami is hip. [laughter] rancho is hip replacements. [laughter] miami has a diverse population. [laughter] rancho is warm and sunny. [laughter] the list just goes on and on. no. i actually, no, i really do love it here. i love it here, if nothing else, there's a wonderful audience here, and i can kind of rely on you year after year to forget the jokes i told the previous year. [laughter] for example, i told that joke here last year. [laughter] also i can relate to i'm getting old. i turned 70 in july, i'm now 70 years old. that makes me a septuagenarian, meaning everything

i think he is hemmed in with finished yet i mean i am not sure that he has changed his views i mean his views were always that we should be trying to cooperate together but he is a weakened president there's an ongoing investigation as i'm sure you know about whether there was collusion between his campaign and and russian authorities so he can voice and he sort of. argument for better relations but i mean he's the president of the united states who can hammy then if you want to have a good relationship with russia you should have a good relationship with russia doesn't his word mean anything when i'm president is that. i mean this is the definition of a weakened president. you know has congress who is passed sanctions almost unanimously he couldn't veto it. and so he asked still by by that legislation and he can actually voice much sentiment for better relations without implicating him him selfie in some sort of conspiracy with russia or collusion with russia can move the russian investigation coupled with possible democratic gains that the twenty eight we term elections and us bring m

looks like there will be a thirty day cease fire in eastern good investigative journalist patrick hemmings and believes that despite agreeing to the cease fire the united states will keep pursuing its own political goals in syria. this is the us master plan and the advantage of keeping guta going as a front that keeps the syrian army busy they're not able to deploy forces to the north this is one of the strategies i believe of the western coalition and its allies including the west who are very soft mittens with isis in northeast syria they're letting them kind of do what they want basically moving them around like pieces on the chess board this is the overall strategy for syria is to keep the syrian army busy keep russia bogged down giving over to them in places stretch them so that no no real progress can be made and wear them down weaken them over time. clashes have broken out in milan a week before the italian general election police stepped in to break up a student protest against the anti immigration northern league party. was. asked to started on friday and. turin and has spread to

. >> reporter: sky has another side, breed her donate hemmed to duly for therapy work saw even as a puppy that sky was the limit for sky. >> he was believed to be of show quality, so they asked me if i would, in exchange, show sky. >> reporter: thirty-two best in breeds later sky is rang the fourth best greater swiss mountain dog in the u.s. and this week he competed in the prestigious west minister dog show. students watched a live stream on tuesday while sky competed in new york. he didn't win but nonetheless returned to a hero's welcome. superintendent billy says that sky will take a break from being a show dog from the time being but will continue full-time helping out in the school district. >> he has had an opportunity to teach the students, it is not about winning or losing but about the journey, it business how you touch lives of the people around you along the way. >> reporter: how does it make you feel to sit there and pet sky. >> it makes me feel happy. >> reporter: what better reward could a dog ask for in commercial township, cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> i re

president's focus at the me meeting today was the controversial idea of arming teachers with guns and hem health. >> if you hardened the sites you're not going to have this problem. because these guys who lack courage will never go into those schools. we'll be talking about opening meant health institutions again. >> also today president trump says that he's endorsing raising the minimum age for buying certain guns as well as tighter background checks. >>> here at home teachers have mixed feelings on the idea of being armed while in school. our jeff cole talk with some high school teachers in our area about the idea. >> reporter: the debate is raging to night over arming teachers to defend students. would it be a strong last line of defense? or simply invite chaos? in south jersey's collingswood high two unarmed guards prowl the corridors and outsiders are bubussed in. >> teachers should be rooting for students not shooting for students. >> it's a safe place believes kwame ivory who asked students if esche be carrying a gun. >> raise your hands if you you'd be comfortable if you knew i wa

i think he is hemmed in with finished yet i mean i am not sure that he has changed his views i mean his views were always that we should be trying to cooperate together but he is a weakened president there's an ongoing investigation as i'm sure you know about whether there was collusion between his campaign and and russian authorities so he can voice and any sort of. argument for better relations but i mean he's the president of the united states who can hammy then if you want to have a good relationship with russia he should have a good relationship with russia doesn't his word mean anything when i'm president is that. i mean this is the definition of a weakened president. you know has congress who is passed sanctions almost unanimously he couldn't veto it. and so he asked still by by that legislation and he can actually voice much sentiment for better relations without implicating him him selfie in some sort of conspiracy with russia or collusion with russia can give the russian missed a geisha and coupled with possible democrat gains that they can twenty eight ten mid-term elections

in that hem should be redacted.resident trump declassified the republican document weeks ago allowing its full publication despite objections from the justice department. the power of the working people what you in full view today in cities across the country. also right here in philadelphia. union members low wage workers allies and community leaders all gathered at independence hall and then joined up with others fighting for workers freedom at city hall. this comes just two days before the u.s. supreme court hears oral arguments in the lawsuit that union members say limits their power. >> union workers are under paid. we're out here just to educate and just let everybody know what is being legislated the deception behind it want we need to do to combat it. >> the supreme court case in question is janice versus the american federation of state county and municipal employees and illinois state employee is challenging the system of compulsory union dues. the rally in philadelphia was one of more than 300 at work sit

i think he is hemmed in with finished yet i mean i am not sure that he has changed his views i mean his views were always that we should be trying to cooperate together but he is a weakened president there's an ongoing investigation as i'm sure you know about whether there was collusion between his campaign and and russian authorities so he can voice and he sort of. argument for better relations but i mean he's the president of the united states who can hammy then if you want to have a good relationship with russia you should have a good relationship with russia doesn't his word mean anything what kind of president is that. i. mean this is the definition of a weakened president. you know has congress who is passed sanctions almost unanimously he couldn't veto it. and so he asked still by by that legislation and he can actually voice much sentiment for better relations without implicating him him selfie in some sort of conspiracy with russia or collusion with russia can give the russian investigation coupled with possible democratic gains and that they can twenty eighteen meet term elect

this means something special for hem that he's not going to lose his dad. >> reporter: manny is back with us. what is the family reaction tonight? >> well, they are clearly ce reporter: well, they're clearly thrilled. they know this is only one step in the process, but right now an're told they're very happily enjoying dinner in the church, and berrones does plan to go home tonight. >> glor: manuel bojorquez, thank you very much. today marked a change of culture for the maker of oxycontin and other opioids. the company is no longer marketing those drugs to doctors. it also laid off half its sales force. jim axelrod explains why. >> reporter: after years of marketing videos like these: >> they don't wear out. they go on working. they do not have serious medical side effects. >> reporter: --and handing doctors pamphlets claiming about 1% of opioid users became addicted, purdue pharmaceutical, the nation's largest opioid manufacturer, now says it will back off aggressive marketing techniques, no longer sending ctles reps to doctor's offices to push opioids. >> now, i can enjoy every day

it was a design that would hem the combustible insulation in on all sides with very flameproof material at the test centre for testing was a slightly different design than the test centre scientists were expecting. it was a design that would be more likely to pass the test, based on subsequent test results, there's very strong reason to suppose that the original design would have passed anyway. but, this raises a serious question. why is it that it took four years and the fire at grenfell tower for anyone to notice this very serious breach in the testing regime? and there's more. in 2011, celotex passed a test relating to a flame‘s ability to travel over the surface of the insulation, but it failed a retest last year. a separate test found it wasn't as good as previously thought at insulating homes. we don't know quite what is going on here. a scientist who developed celotex products long before they went on tall buildings thinks part of the issue is that these tests are all done in secret. what i think is it should happen. that reports, which i used as a base for product certifications

union was a man who lost his sister to gun violence and was a restraining order against her husband hem went to a gun store and tried to buy a certain type of pistol and because there was restraining order came up on the computer that he was prohibited from buying the pistol. the walked out of the door-got on a computer, went to a guns r us web sites, and said he wanted to buy that same gun. gave him a list of people who were selling the exact same gun, and he just went down the list and until he found one who wasn't a dealer, someone who was an individual, contacted that person, they met someplace down the street, he bought the gun, took that gun into a beauty salon, killed his wife and a couple of employees. so, we know that there's a loophole there, and we know we should close it in. regard to the assault weapons, there's a gazillion of them on the street and we know that. we also know that those assault weapons are designed for one thing, hence the name. it makes it easier to deliver tragedy and evil. they're light and made to be able to move freely, made to even in the semi-automat

i think he is hemmed in with finished yet i mean i am not sure that he has changed his views i mean his views were always that we should be trying to cooperate together but he is a weakened president there's an ongoing investigation as i'm sure you know about whether there was collusion between his campaign and russian authorities so he can voice and he sort of. argument for better relations but i mean he's the president of the united states who can hammer even if you want to have a good relationship with russia you should have a good relationship with russia doesn't his word mean anything when i'm president is that. i mean this is the definition of a weakened president. you know has congress who is passed sanctions almost unanimously he couldn't veto it. and so he asked still by by that legislation and he can actually voice much sentiment for better relations without implicating him selfie in some sort of conspiracy with russia or collusion with russia can give the russian missed a geisha and coupled with possible democratic gains that they can twenty eighteen meet term elections and u

>> if someone has all of those, i feel comfortable in treating ,hem over the phone, and we are not charging that. >> i love you! >> reporter: the heaths all got a flu shot to avoid spreading the virus and to protect their son, they're asking the community to get their flu shot. last year in arkansas, no children died from the flu, but so far this year, three children have been killed by the virus, which is why doctors are still urging people to get the flu shot. jeff. >> glor: scary numbers. omar villafranca, thank you very much. more than four months after hurricane maria, fema is still providing food and water to storm victims in puerto rico. early in the crisis, the agency awarded a large contract to a businesswoman from atlanta to supply millions of meals. but as david begnaud reports, only a fraction were delivered. to i think fema took a chance because they wanted the lowest bid. >> reporter: tiffany brown is the one-woman operator of tribute contracting in atlanta. she got a google alert about fema seeking bids to provide meals to puerto rican victims of hurricane maria. last october

the last thing she remembers was hem raising his hand with the weight in it. she was taken to the store and sat where she bled and bled. her owner made her go to work the next day. she tried to work because there was so much blood and sweat dripping down into her eyes and her mother meant to recuperate her, and her owner decided she wasn't doing work and he brought people in to poke and prod at her and when she couldn't be sold, he said you're not worth a six pence. that was a horrific injury for a young harriet tubman, but it opened up a new world for her. we think she got temporal lobe epilepsy. she heard voices and saw people singing and she had vivid dream, it was absolutely amazing for her faith. this section here talks about harriet tubman's faith and this is a quote from thomas garrett who was pivotal on the underground railroad. he was a quaker up in wilmington and he helped 2,500 to 3,000 runaways receive their freedom. he said i never met with any person of any color who had more confidence in the voice of god as spoken direct to her soul and her fai

charge of every document that landed on president trump's desk, resigned after two ex-wives accused hemut the fbi background checked flagged these accusations last july. and white house is now point fingers at personnel department. porter isn't the only white house staffer who doesn't have a security clearance. chip reid reports. >> reporter: on capitol hill, christopher ray said the background check had been completed last month and appeared to contradict the white house claim that the investigation into allegations that port ear butzed both of his ex-wives, was still ongoing. >>> kelly, said no. it was all done right. >> despite that, the white house remains on the defensive. a week after the story broke. >> mr. president, do you have a message to domestic violence victims? >> thank you very much. thank you. >> president trump did not answer that question, despite calls today from two republican senators, to speak out for victims of abuse. >> i would look to hear a stronger denunciation from the white house of domestic violence. >> i think he needs to send a stronger message. a strong

origin of this idea of double jeopardy going back to saint jerome's interpretation of the book of nay hem. now more broadly and more generally speaking, many founders thought the bible was essential to their constitutional experiment in republican self-government. republican self-government. now irrelevant speak here of small art republicanism, i'm speaking here of a political arrangement, not a particular party. so what did small republicanism mean to americans in the following era? it meant at least this. popular government committed to the rule of law in which government authorities der viefd from the consent of the governed and exer skies sized through representatives freely and fairly chosen by the people. let me draw your attention to what strikes me as a rather extraordinary turn of phrase. a turn of phrase i encountered on more than one occasion as i was work thong book. john adams, john adams described the bible as the most republican book in the world. the most republican book in the world. now, i have picked up my bible thousands of times over the course of my life, but i got t

we should not be hemmed in the archaic officer-charter commitment. it's a false summit. and it's not representative of the ever-changing city. these are major commitments and i know i have a limited time to accomplish the goals, but they're what is right for the city of san francisco and i promise to work to see them through. i hope everyone will join me in those efforts and i look forward to working together. thank you, everyone. >> president breed: returning to our agenda. madame clerk. >> items 1 through 11, consent. these items are considered to be routine unless a member objects, an item may be removed and considered separately. >> president breed: madame clerk, call the roll. >> on items 1 through 11. safai aye. sheehy aye. stefani aye. tang aye. yee aye. breed aye. cohen aye. fewer aye. kim aye. peskin aye. ronen aye. there are 11 ayes. >> those items are adopted unanimously. next item, please. >> item 12, ordinance to create second street from bryant street and see ceqa. item 13 is charter amendment third draft to amend the chart other of the city and county of s

origin of this idea of double jeopardy going back to saint jerome's interpretation of the book of nay hem. and more generally speaking is. many founders thought the bible was -- republican self government. now, i speak here of small art republicanism and speaking a political arrangement and system not a political party. so what did small or republicanism mean to americans in the founding era? it meant at least this. popular government committed to the rule of law in which government authorities derive from the consent of the govrenned and freely and chosen by the people. let me draw your attention to what strikes me as if a extraordinary turn a phrase. i encountered on more than one indication working on this book. john adams described the bible as the most republican book in the world. the most republican book in the world. i have picked up my bible thousands of times in the course of my life. but i got to be honest with you, i never picked it up and said now for some good republican reading. it's not exactly what i'm thinking when i pick it up. he's not alone in making this claim. i hav

as the name suggests a regime stronghold, and in adra, site of another big army base, all helped to hemacks on it. but those holding out inside have refused to capitulate. just a few miles from central damascus, ghouta was the target of a chemical weapons attack in 2013 — the aim then, according to the pentagon, was to follow up with infantry and storm the enclave. that attack failed. tonight there are also reports of syrian troops moving to assault positions. —— within the enclave are several thousand fighters from different groups. jaish al islam — a militant islamist group — holds eastern and northern areas. ahrar al sham, at one stage qatari backed and linked to the muslim brotherhood, a pocket in the west. and faylaq al rahman is in the south — they're affiliated to the turkish backed free syrian army. at times these factions have clashed, but equally, none has been tempted by the assad government's offers to switch sides. mark there. now, earlier today we spoke to seraj mahmoud, a volunteer with the syrian civil defence team, otherwise known as the white helmets. for the last 48 h

it was a little bit hemming and hawing. >> i'm not sure what it is she was supposed to do beyond thatink there's some people who would not be content until she cuts off her hair, throws ashes on her face, tattoos, i'm sorry for everything i've done to anyone, everywhere, all the time. it was a genuine thoughtful well reasoned direct response to the question she was being asked. i think people are skipping past what it says for yet another opportunity to beat up their favorite punching bag, hilary rodham clinton. >> well, i read every word and didn't read it last night when she calculated the release of it before the state of the union which shows she was thinking about it politically and not just from a sin ear apologetic point of view. if you read what she wrote, which is very long, she didn't apologize for anything and just said she wouldn't do it again and goes into five paragraphs justifying why she did what she did and never explains why the young woman was reassigned instead of this man being punished. it's one thing to be accused of bad behavior. due process is something every