observe with pride and satisfaction, and to ready prepared for their se observers, such as david howell, a long serving common well, thanks, bet tim charles, he's very well versed in all this. he's been following. it's a years he knows most of a country the world, but certainly the characters of the colewell. he understands as very few other narrow alley politicians understand that we do need to make new links and new networks. in november 2021. barbados removed the queen as head of state and declared itself a republic within the commonwealth. then prince was invited, but had rather a supporting role that the ceremony the creation of this republic of the new beginning. and so were commonwealth of 16 states under the british crown became 15 and it will commonwealth country. however, there is support from the younger generation, the keeping charles as the nominal king, the polling as showed that my generations actually the most monica's generation. but most republican generation in australia is actually the baby boom. i'm so and i know plenty of people on the left who aren't necessarily m

the new king had already prepared for their se, observe as such as david howell along serving commonwealth. thanks. but king charles, he's very well versed in all this. he's been following. it's a years he knows most of the country, the love, but certainly the countries of the commonwealth. he understands as various you know, other politicians understand that we do need to make new links and new networks. in november 2021, bombay dos removed the queen as head of state and declared itself a republic within the commonwealth. ah, then prince was invited, but had rather a supporting role that the ceremony the creation of this republic of the new beginning and say will commonwealth of 16 states some of the british crown became 15 and it will likely not. not there. charles, his son william towards the bahamas, belize and jamaica in spring 2022. his father is now formally head of state in all 3, but the 3 countries have been recently making moves to change that rather than praise prince william. he was greeted with criticism from the public with a focus on slavery during the british colonial era.

howell was clear that if they need to do 100, they won't hesitate and we think the data supports thatso deals like a good time for the fed to surprise the market and maybe -- and may be changed strategy a little bit. 100 basis points is not bad. many market participants might welcome that. they are trying to get ahead of the inflation problem. kriti: why do you say the 100 basis point argument at a time when the cpi number came out much higher than expected? why not go 100? >> it's to remind us to never say never and there is always a possibility of an outcome that doesn't seem likely. i think the read for the guidance from the fed is clear. either 50 basis points or 75 basis went rate hike. the inflation report came out during a communications blackout so it would give that opportunity to change that. there will be guidance in thedots and the plans to hike further. there is no argument from any economist that inflation is far too high and that requires policy rates that move higher. you could put a low probability on 100 basis whines. it's hard for me to see a strong incentive for th

howell >> steven leon howell >> jennifer l. howley >> milagros hromada >> marian r.ycak >> stephen huczko, jr. [indistinct conversations] -- >> kris robert hughes >> paul rexford hughes >> robert t. hughes, jr. >> thomas f. hughes, jr. >> timothy robert hughes >> susan huie >> lamar demetrius hulse >> john nicholas humber, jr. >> william christopher hunt >> kathleen anne hunt-casey >> joseph gerard hunter >> peggie m. hurt >> robert r. hussa >> stephen n. hyland, jr. >> robert j. hymel >> thomas edward hynes >> walter g. hynes >> joseph anthony ianelli >> zuhtu ibis >> jonathan lee ielpi >> michael patrick iken >> daniel ilkanayev >> frederick j. ill, jr. >> you would be proud to note your son rage waited from seed in the hall this year and got his first job at morristown mental sent -- medical center. tell dad we said hi. we love you all and god bless america. >> can my father edward calderon. these -- and my father edward calderon. these last 21 years have not been easy and you have missed some great moments. it is the little things that remind us of him every day,

thank you very much, grant howell, queen. thank you very much, grant howell. who — queen.as spent herfinal night at buckingham palace. states her coffin was brought to london from edinburgh yesterday evening — with thousands of people lining the route through the capital to the palace as the cortege passed through. more crowds are expected today, when her majesty is taken from buckingham palace for the very last time — to lie in state at westminster hall. this is the timetable: the queen's coffin will leave buckingham palace — on a horse—drawn gun carriage — at 2:22pm and travel along the mall, across horse guards parade and down whitehall. the king — along with his sons prince william and prince harry — will walk behind the carriage, and the procession will arrive at westminster hall at three o'clock. the hall will then be open to the public from five o'clock — and we're expecting around 400,000 people to file past her majesty as she lies in state for four days. we'll be speaking live shortly to our reporters at buckingham palace, and with those people who are waiting to

fellow officers likely howell say he was good. very good. >> he was very thorough, very meticulous, in his, work as he was in a lot of his personal life. >> if you knew bob better than richard, he is the social worker at the department and funnily enough saw a lot of bubbly social along with his wife. >> they looked like a happy couple, the were so close together and joke round with one another, hold hands, i think they would give each other a pack and this kind of thing. >> the icing on their seemingly perfect cake, came in 2001, a baby boy named monte. vicky was wildly happy, on the verge of their 16th wedding anniversary it seemed the -- i had it all, good jobs, good, family good sized home, more than 5000 square feet. and, supplemental income from vicky's mother who lived with them, even paid for part of that house. >> on july 5th 2002, bobby and vicky celebrated the anniversary, it would be their last. >> we need an emergency ambulance, my wife has a gunshot. >> the next night, -- kim home to find a horrific, seen vicky cover

. >> middle of the >> middle of the fourth inning, howell younger suffered a heart attack. likely, there was a defr later nearby. >> is it turns out, it was a miracle. i mean, it was definity a miracle. >> it was really tough. you go m playing ball every day to being in the hospital bed. slowly eventually, i have been able to work at it and get back into hay decent shape. >> looks like he is a lot of support. he is already back on e already back on the field enjoying time with his buddies. the team made him a special that that parking the date with miracle on the mound etched on it. jessica back. house gary. > >> thank you for watching. the news continues treaming on check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's captioning sponsored by cbs >> cordes: tonight,

very different era and, kim howells. _ investiture.ut the turner prize one year and out — comments about the turner prize one year and out of the blue i got this handwritten letter from the prince saying. _ handwritten letter from the prince saying. i— handwritten letter from the prince saying, i agree with every word. we started _ saying, i agree with every word. we started to _ saying, i agree with every word. we started to talk about art and about what he _ started to talk about art and about what he liked and what i liked, not exactly _ what he liked and what i liked, not exactly the — what he liked and what i liked, not exactly the same things. i realised he was _ exactly the same things. i realised he was actually a very passionate painter— he was actually a very passionate painter and a he was actually a very passionate painterand a gifted he was actually a very passionate painter and a gifted painter. he was actually a very passionate painterand a gifted painter. he really— painterand a gifted painter. he really works at it. ov

. >> sunday on q and a johns hopkins university professor howell brand shares his book danger zone where he talks about china's goal to achieve global dominance and what the us and other global powers are doing or should be doing to stop. >> the idea that china is going to emerge as the superpower of the century doesn't like us as particularly plausible. what we do worry about is china will be poised to challenge the united states and its allies in particular areas so to overturn the military balance of power in the western pacific where china has geographic advantages because it's close and we're far or too carveout a technological sphere of influence of the developing world and china's incentive to do this, to behave in a more risk prone fashion will actually grow as chinese leaders, those around him realize china doesn't have all the time in the world to accomplish its objective. >> how brand with his book danger zone on c-span's q&a. you can listen to you and they on all our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these televisio

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saw as well a concise recap of the queen's legacy by the speaker of the house of commons, lindsay howell, there at the beginning, and he walked through the protocol of what happens after the death of queen elizabeth ii. the first thing that happens was her son, heir to the throne, became king charles iii. we will hear from the new king today when he addresses the nation and the world. we are getting your thoughts on the legacy of queen elizabeth ii and the ties to the united states, our history with her as monarch. in the eastern and central part of the country, dial (202) 748-8000. in the mountain/pacific area of the country, (202) 748-8001. you can text with your first name, city and state at (202) 748-8003. you can join us on facebook.com/c-span or send us a tweet with the handle @cspanwj. we showed you the house of commons. in the house of representatives, the spokesperson for nancy pelosi tweeting yesterday that tuesday of next week the house will pass a bereavement resolution in honor of her majesty queen elizabeth ii consistent with precedent. the house will then adjourn for the d

beauregard begged him to replace johnson's troops before butler discovered the howell line was evacuatedoved west to sever the road in rovera connections between richmond and petersburg. in a predawn hours of june 16 lee ordered george pickett's division of richard anderson's first core of the army of northern virginia about 4500 men to cross the james for this purpose. the federal high command reacted on june 16 to this developing operational situation. we put tickets men on the road to river crossings at 3:00 in the morning and a few hours later he sent charles fields first core division for the south side as well but alert federal officers and 100 detectives heard suspicious sound and an early daylight press corps they found that the few troops of the alabamians under bracy's brigade were the only defenders of the howell line and they quickly scattered them and although there was only a fraction of butler's men involved in this they quickly began ripping up the tracks of the richmond and petersburg railroad. meanwhile to additional union core burnside's ninth and warrants fifth began

brady kay howell. peggy hurt. stephen hyland jr. robert hymel. lacey ivory. brian jack. jacoby. dennis johnson. judith jones. and judge -- ann judge. brenda kegler. chandler keller. yvonne kennedy. norma cruz khan. karen ann kincaid. michael lmana. -- lamana. david laychak. dong chul lee. kenneth lewis. jennifer lewis. samantha lightbourn-allen. stephen long. james lynch junior. parents -- terence lynch. nehamon lyons the fourth. shelley marshall. teresa martin. ada mason-acker. dean mattson. timothy maude. robert maxwell. renee may. molly mckenzie. dora marie menchaca. patricia mickley. ronald milam. gerard moran junior. odessa morris. brian moss. teddington moy. patrick murphey. -- murphy. christopher newton. khang ngoc nguyen. michael noeth. barbara olson. ruben ornedo. diana b. padro. jonas panik. clifford patterson junior. robert penninger. robert ploger. his wife, zandra ploger. darin pontell. scott powell. jack punches. joseph pycior. lisa raines. deborah ramsaur. rhonda sue rasmussen. marsha ratchford. martha reszke. todd ruben. cecelia lawson-richard. edward row

>> brady howell >> steven leon howell >> jennifer l howley >> milagros hromada >> marian r hrycak >>ris robert hughes >> paul rexford hughes >> robert thomas hughes >> thomas hughes >> timothy robert hughes thomass >> timothy robert hughes >> susan huie >> lamar hulse >> william christopher hunt >> william christopher hunt >> kathleen anne hunt-casey >> joseph hunter robert r hussa >> peggy hearst >> abid hussain >> thomas edward hynes >> walter g hynes >> joseph anthony ianelli >> zuhtu ibis >> jonathan lee ielpi >> michael iken >> daniel ilkanayev >> frederick ill, jr >> and my cousin gary. gary, the family and i miss you every day. gary. gary, the family and i miss you every day. your jokes and laughter could light up every room. you would be proud to know your son michael graduated this year and got a job at morristown medical center. we love you. god bless you all and god bless america. >> my father, edward calderon. these last 21 years have not always been the easiest for us. there have been great moment do you have missed. but it is the little things that remind us of him ever

howell rain may be returning to our forecast, but this storm will be enough to in the ongoing drought. sadly. >> california has really seen significant rainfalls and months and the latest map from the u.s. drought monitor shows that almost all of california is still expecting severe to exceptional drought conditions. that includes the bay area. california's rainy season doesn't officially start until october for still getting moisture in september is some good news. and john anticipating all the different things i can get done with the little rain that we are expected to get, maybe not water the good morning to it is so odd to get rain in september. our average the bay area sees route 207 inch. >> of rain on the whole month of september. so if we even see a quarter of an inch of rainfall from this system, which is looking very likely will exceed that by over 1000%. so that tells you something. just how out of the normal it is to see such an early-season rainmaker like this. what we've got outside today is another dry one. so today and tomorrow, your days to take advantage of get outsi

howell. peggy m. hurt. lieutenant colonel steven f. highland jr., united states army.utenant colonel, robert j.himel, united states air force, retired. sergeant major lacy b. ivory, united states army. brian c. jack. steven g.jacoby. lieutenant colonel dennis m. johnson, united states army. judith l. jones. ann c. judge. brenda kegler. chandler r. keller. yvonne e. kennedy. norma cruz kahn. karen n. kinkade. lieutenant michael s.lamatta, united states navy. david w.lachek. dong cho li. jenifer lewis. and her husband kenneth e. lewis. samantha l. lightborn allen. major steven v. long, united states army. james t. lynch jr. terrence m. lynch. petty officer second class nahamon lyons, iv, united states navy. shelly a. marshall. teresa m. martin. adal. mason ecker. lieutenant colonel dean e. matteson, united states army. lieutenant general timothy j.maude, united states army. robert j. maxwell. renee a. may. molly l. mckenzie. dora marie menchaca. patricka e.mckley. major ronald d.millum, united states army. gerard p. moore jr. odessav. morris. petty officer first class br

howell back here at home on this friday. let's try to our spirits a little more.own. maybe you're staying here at home. whatever you're doing. john sabol has you covered on that forecast? good morning, john day there we are looking at a weekend that's going to bring some heat to start a little bit more of a comfortable feel. >> towards saturday and sunday because today is going to be a pretty warm one looking outside right now at the golden gate bridge skies are clear. we don't have any fog out there for most of the bay area to see just how clear radar is looking across the region. we're going to stay that way today. a mostly sunny afternoon and under all this sunshine temperatures looking rise really quickly. this high-pressure ridge pretty firmly in place at this point. this is going to contribute to our big warm-up that we're in the midst of today before things do settle down, starting tomorrow, it will be 70's for san francisco nearing 80 in san francisco's mission. financial districts, 60's and 70's along a sunny coastline. today was a tease for really the va

jessica howells travelled with her granddaughter. she saw the coronation in 1953. she wanted to see her own personal farewell. i was around when the carnation was about. i saw that when i was sick on the little italy in my granny's room, and i thought i've seen her beginning of a rain, a neat sarah. there'll be many who travelled in the early hours of the morning joined the lane, walked past and r know heading home. she has leonor figure head for a long time and venue talk about britain. i it's the queen. the line no stretch is a long way from westminster hall, over bridges past famous london landmarks. the line itself. and you, landmark of it. so on the line stretches for kilometers, but the pace is actually reasonable. no. but with the authorities warning, thousands more are expected in london over the we can, the lines are going to get bigger. the weight is going to get longer. overnight. the military held rehearsals for monday's funeral. the gun cottage which will be the queen's casket, rolling through the empty streets from buckingham palace. an empty black co

job market is strong with the unemployment rate at just 3.7 percent federal reserve chairman jerome howell signal that the central bank will continue to tightness monetary policy. despite the risk of economic pain in the form of job losses, or even our recession down the road, no one knows whether this process will lead to a recession or if so, how significant that recession would be. that's going to depend on how quickly wage and price inflation, inflation pressures come down, whether expectations remain anchored and whether also do we get more or less supply, which would help as well. the u. s. federal reserve says it will likely raise interest rates at least another 2 times before it's done. that's while central banks around the world are taking similar measures. despite this week's warning from the world bank that these synchronized moves could trigger a global recession. the bank of england has also raised interest rates, taking them to the highest level in 14 years, at repeated last months, hike of half a percentage point persons are in the grips of a cost of living crisis that is co

jessica howell's traveled with her granddaughter. she saw the coordination in 1953. she wanted to see her own personal farewell. i was around when the coronation with them out. i saw that when i was sick on the list, italy, montgomery room and i have seen are beginning of a right. i need to be many who traveled in the early hours of the morning, joined the lane walk past and no heading home. she has lena, go ahead for a long time. and when you talk about britain, it's the queen. the line no stretch is a long way from westminster hall, over bridges past famous london landmarks the line itself. and you'll landmark of it soon. the line stretches for kilometers, but the pace is actually reasonable now. but with the authorities warning, thousands more are expected in london over the we can, the lines are going to get bigger. the weight is going to get longer. over night the military held rehearsals for monday's funeral. the gun candidates which will be the queen's casket, rolling through the empty streets from buckingham palace. an empty black coffin carried into westmins

. >> sunday on q and a, johns hopkins university professor howell brand shares the danger zone where's goal to achieve global dominance and what the us and other global powers are doing or should be doing to stop it . >> the idea that china is going to emerge as a superpower doesn't frighten us as particularly vulnerable. what we do worry about is china will be poised to challenge the united states and its allies in particular areas. so to overturn the military balance of power in the western pacific where china has geographic advantages because it's close and we are far and or to carve out sphere of technological influence in developing worlds and that china's incentive to do this, to behave in a more risk prone faction fashion will grow as chinese leaders, xi jinping and those around him realized china doesn't have all the time in the world to accomplish its objectives. >> danger zone on c-span skewing day. you can listen to it and all our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> c-span's campaign 2022 coverages your front row seat to the midterm elections. watch it as it happens on

that's the latest business flash stuff alix: coming up, jp howell underscoring the fed stance and wesee -- we will talk to the former federal reserve chair. the s&p 500 is neutral on the day, racing declines. the short end of the curve is nowhere near where europe is and where will the dollar top be? it will be hard to find that top of the dollar and that's under pressure on emerging markets and other currencies. oil was down about 6%. that will be a huge indicator in terms of them elation were central banks will have to go. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: about one hour into the u.s. trading session. abigail doolittle is tracking the moves. abigail: the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are notably both off of the lows. the s&p 500 fluctuating. a bigger move for the two year yield, climbing higher as we have fed chair jay powell today reiterating the hawkish move. most central banks, boj the one exception, are in hawkish mode. traders trying to catch up once again. dislocation perhaps with oil going up and down mainly down today. right now at 8341 for wti crude. after we have big gains, we had that

eggs led the report with a 30% jump annually and take it live to madison alworth at the egg farm in howellw jersey, because there's another problem driving egg prices higher. >> liz, that's correct. labor increased and materials increased but the big thing driving eggs so much higher than any other food item is the avian influenza. this virus has been spreading across the killing millions of egg laying hens. what this means is the hens and their eggs that are left, they are jumping up in price. to give you context for that price, a dozen grade a large eggs costing you around $3.11 today. last august, they cost you $1.70. here at the egg farm, they turned around 12.6 million egg as week. they cannot keep up with the increase demand. new potential customers are returning to them because when their supplier is hit with avian influenza, it can take more than six months for them to get back to the egg laying business. >> avian flu is the major component right now and you get a loss of production, that's huge. that's how long. once you get it, you're completely shut down and you have to clean up

i found this and i emailed teresa howell and said, can i use this? and if you can, you read it, you can't read it. you can. good. any way it says ranger bob. and i thought, yeah, that's mine. and she said, please go ahead and use it. but it's got more publishers of the book. this is a type pin that i used to wear. this was my ranger badge when i was a ranger. they put this out to sell it 100 years as a ranger badge. and then i found this. this is bill bundy's tribal owner and of taking tours through yellowstone or over yellowstone. this is out. and for sale in the park right now. this is the. and issues handbook that is published now when it was first made up, it was only for the superintendent, the park. now you can buy it. this is this year. it's a collector's item and you can get it at the visitor center. three natural disasters that i've been involved in. the earthquake, the fires of 88 and the floods. and we've all survived. it's been tough on the communities and tough on the people actually, the earthquake, everybody stayed of the park and we h

have the ability to immediately go before the primary judge in the district of columbia, darrell howell, the chief judge , and press these issues, and these are going to be -- i don't see them winning on any of them, they are all losers. >> scott, nobody knows where this is all going to end up, these legal blows for the former president, with even some gop senators criticizing handling of the documents, that were seized at mar-a-lago, can he paint himself as a victim as you said he had this rally, kenny paint himself and as a victim even when he's the one who asked for the special master? >> candy, yes, because he does. >> correct. >> is doing it at the rally. >> the average republican will probably look at this and say you know, i've been hearing this before he was sworn in, a plot to impeach him twice, we were always on the brink of indictment and the walls are closing in and somehow nothing ever happens to donald trump, the line of demarcation will be if he ever actually actually gets indicted, something beyond just a bad week, we sat through a lot of bad weeks and ultimately he get

sunday on q&a john hopkins university professor howell brandon shares his book danger zone he talks about china's goal to achieve global dominance at the u.s. and other global powers are doing or should be doing to stop it. >> idea china is going to emerge as a super part of the century does not strike us as securely plausible. what we do worry about is china will be poised to challenge the united states and its allies in particular areas. to overturn the military balance of power in the western pacific or china has geographic advantages because it is close and we are. or to carve out a technological sphere of influence. and china's incentive to do this, to behave in a more risk prone fashion will actually grow as a chinese leap thing and those around him realize that china does not have all the time of the world to accomplish its objective. >> help brands with his book danger zone. sunday night eight eastern on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> officials from ukraine take part in a discussion on cyber threats from russia and other parts of

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alex howell was at that match at wembley last night. was like?— i can only imagine the atmosphere what was like? at that stage it was a stranre what was like? at that stage it was a strange atmosphere. _ what was like? at that stage it was a strange atmosphere. was - what was like? at that stage it was i a strange atmosphere. was extremely quiet ed southgate said he could feel the crowd was with the team and you can actually feel that. and there was a massive relief when he scored to make it to 2—1. it was the first goal and the crowd was boring the team on and the celebrations were incredible. southgate actually said that the roof was coming off of the stadium. the game ended somewhere in the middle going up and down as england conceded that lee equaliser. there was a lot of hope but it did and a little bit with disappointment.— disappointment. ultimately disappointment _ disappointment. ultimately disappointment still - disappointment. ultimately disappointment still unable j disappointment. ultimately i disappointment still unable to

special on the football news show, we have simon stone and michael brown, siobhan chamberlain, alex howell a busy day, a busy evening right through until 11:30pm. i’m through until11:30pm. i'm disappointed _ through until11:30pm. i'm disappointed you - through until11:30pm. i'm disappointed you have an ipad and not a black book like ian. is there anything you're glued to your ipad over? ., ., ~ , ., ., over? the move from aston villa will be one to see. _ over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we _ over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are _ over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are waiting - over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are waiting to - over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are waiting to see| be one to see, we are waiting to see if chelsea will do any business, that's probably unlikely at the minute. billy gilmore to brighton seems certain, and the arthur mello loan from juventus to liverpool seems like it'll get over the line. a lot of it is done with paperwork, as well for one thing potentially th

priorities usa political director and democratic charters kristal knight, heritage foundation's mike howellk. strategies founder. thanks for being with me. republicans say that the democrat strategy is making sure their crisis continues. take a listen to ted cruz a couple hours ago. >> illegal immigration, they don't want to stop it. their plan is more illegal immigration, more chaos at the border. their only political strategy, which you can see their cronies in the corporate media, is distraction. they want to scream donald trump all day long because there's nothing on planet earth that they hate more than donald j. trump. >> gillian: what do you think? >> i think what's distracting are people like ted cruz getting on tv and making these types of comments. we really have to redefine what we mean by secure and securing the border. women and children fleeing conflict zone, war-torn countries, america has proven to be safe country where people can come and provide, get a better lifestyle, better life. we see happening in texas with governor abbott. sending women and children and men into maj

and of judge howell says you know what, i for example, think donald trump may have been involved in criminal conduct, and i'm going to say mr. cipollone, the crime fraud exception, overrules negates the executive privilege you are trying to invoke, i'm ordering you to testify. that gives pat cipollone complete legal cover to answer all of the questions that it looks like he was wanting to answer during his day six testimony. >> let's talk a little bit more about what the former president is saying today, katie. we urge a clip, trump massing on conservative media, if i run again, and if i am elected, i will look at full pardons for the january six insurrectionists. can you remind our audience, trump was in office when january six happened. he could've pardoned a whole lot of them and he did nothing. >> he did nothing and what you just said is if, a lot of ifs. and that if he's doing a lot of heavy lifting, right? >> okay but it doesn't have to be an f. go back to january six. he could've done it that, and didn't. >> i think about the context of what was happening back in january six. he didn'

this judge has to decide on one of them knowing that whomever she picks, the other side will howell.e trump side. not the doj. they're not really into howling. but that is why the doj submitted a republican proposal, at least one, to appear, well, even-handed, frankly. the better move should have been to submit to republican appointees. but trump came up with a pretty good suggestion in that a former judge from the eastern district in new york, over in brooklyn, who has fisa court experience. he would have specific experience with highly classified documents. most of the time they would be special master situations -- they're dealing with searches of attorney offices, like me. they don't have to deal with classified documents. that was a pretty good suggestion. of course, the governments to suggestions are terrific. i think the nun judge suggestion by the trump team is a non starter and reduces their probability of getting their selection. >> a bit of a disagreement over how the special master will be paid, danny. each side proposing something different. what's the details? >> ultima

you see it with amy and jim howell powerful and there's doris will be shared as long as we have the ability to share it. and i'm talking about the media too. don't have to ask. as we share the most important part of that remember it of the historical contributions these folks have made. stack thank you. sin well said pat and i just wanted to share september 24 is a very big day for two reasons. today september 24, 2001 the fbi turned over the site to the local law enforcement community and it's also the day in 2002 that george w. bush has been mentioned but the memorial into law. september 24 just a few weeks ago what we did was we brought back, we sent out an invitation nationwide to every single first responders who was on flight 93 during september 112001 through september 24, 2001 and i'm happy to say we have about 100 hurt he individuals many of whom flew in to the coast from texas. we had retired state trooper is an fbi agent said red cross firefighters. the mortuary group they came and as well as to if the i chaplains out of the pittsburgh division who were there from day one and sti