bishop hurley urged them to strike. after a persuasive and impassioned report from bierman and radcliffe, they voted to request permission from the labor counsel which the counsel granted. on the next day december 11th december 11th, some 15 members then mobilized a picket line at the front entrance of the campus. that day hurley and his committee held its first official meeting and the bishop reiterated father salmon's earlier call for fairness to the students. hurley reminded the public -- this was quoted in the chronicle piece, much history social and otherwise has converged upon this one campus. hurley emphasized that the committee would work to bring peace on the campus, mindful of the principle that genuine peace needed to be the fruit and direct result of justice. three days later hurley flew to washington d.c. and recruited samuel jackson, vice president of the american arbitration association to join the committee. bishop hurley's mindset in those december days in 1968 and going forward, was shaped by his exper

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thank you chaplain hurley. thank you to vice president mike pence. it is my honor to award the medal of honor to an army special forces medic. please join me in welcoming staff sgt. ronald shurer. [applause] president trump: thank you. i wish i was that popular, i'll tell you. today is a true, proud and special day for those of us here in the white house, because ron works right here alongside of us in the secret service counter assault team. these are incredible people. i asked everyone to a meeting in the west wing. i told ron he was going to receive our nation's highest military honor. it was a moment i will never forget. ron and miranda are joined today by their two beautiful sons. cameron, who is 10, and tyler, who is seven. stand up, please. [applause] president trump: cameron, tyler, we stand in awe of your father's courage. today he joins the world's most elite gathering of heroes. also with us are his parents, ronald senior, and his mom, fabiola. both veterans. we are grateful for your service. please stand. [applause] president trump: i wan

it's possible they would want them to cancel the event and hurley. they may want them to postpone the event. we have also been speaking to portfolio companies. uber's ceo has already pulled out. other startups are considering moving the conference as well. -- areg themselves from considering removing themselves from the conference itself as well. the perspective of the attendees. they don't want to be associated with a regime coming under so much pressure for a horrible thing. emily: uber again in an awkward position, especially given that they have taken billions of dollars in investment from softbank. in the meantime, we got new information about uber's potentially ipo, potentially next year, potentially at eight $100 billion valuation, twice as much as what it expected in that round. elizabeth: it is not unusual for the first numbers to be large. snap ipo, thethe early valuations were $40 billion, but it went closer to $20 billion. we should think of these as early numbers as the banks pitch for this work and i want to win it. emily: talk to us ab

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apprehended in a raid by the libyan national army in the eastern town of downer the l n a is led by general hurley for have to be backed by egypt a former officer with egypt's special forces is facing a death sentence in his home country a deal between russia and turkey to avert a military invasion in the syrian province of idlib is moving forward syrian rebels removed all heavy weapons from the front line creating a demilitarized zone some twenty kilometers long to diminish our ization was a condition to avoid a full scale battle in the province which is home to three million civilians so in a hotter has more from beirut. the turkish army has reinforced its observation posts all around province which borders turkey and send additional troops to patrol a planned demilitarized zone to separate government forces from opposition fighters the demilitarized zone is being established after a deal between russia and turkey it's aimed at preventing a possible syrian government offensive against adlib the last remaining rebel controlled province in syria turkey's task is to free the zone from heavy weapons

tooe is kind of like a me theme, the misogynistic ceo, and the woman who buys into the company and hurleyould we -- entirely. how should we interpret that? >> i thought a lot about that. i eliminated much any women or people of color from the book because i wanted to make a point, that we are dramatically underrepresented, and when we are there, we are not given the same opportunities. the one female character in the book is a female receptionist with a phd who basically saves the whole company with her invention. by the end of the book, she's back to being a receptionist. here: i can't have you without talking about some of the challenges google is facing now. number one, trying to get back into china. many people don't seem happy with this. the u.s. government doesn't seem happy with this. is it the right call? the chinaally torn on issue. on the one hand, i believe in moral imperatives. i think what google that is admirable. i felt proud at the time. at the other hand, i think it is a fair question to ask what tangible good did it do other than making us feel really good? censorship is

thank you, chaplain hurley. you to vice president mike pence for joining us for today's ceremony. today it's my privilege to award the congressional medal of honor to an army special forces medic who now serves in the united states secret service. please join me in welcoming staff sergeant ronald shurer. ronald, thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. i wish i was that popular. i will tell you. [laughter] today is a real truly proud and special day for us at the white house because ron works right here alongside of us on the secret service counter assault team. these are incredible people. several weeks ago my staff asked ron and his wife-mile-an-hour darks thank you, miranda, to a meeting in the west wing. they didn't know what it was about they walked into the oval office and i told him he was going to receive our nation's highest honor. it was a moment i will never forget ron and miranda joined today by their two beautiful sons cammeron who is 10 and tyler who is 7. stand up. look at these guys. [appla

barbara cochran, president of the board of national press club journalism institute and the curtis b hurley. thank you for joining us here today. i would like acknowledge additional members responsible for organizing today's event. gloria, tamara, and ellen as well as the press club staff, specifically lindsay underwood, laura coffer, and bill mckaren. [ applause ] thank you. now to our guest. craig newmark is a jersey boy who reshaped the world of classified ads with the online mostly free craigslist. the business began as an e-mail service for his friends and colleagues to share information about local events and earned him a place in the internet hall of fame in 2012. newmark handed over his duties to june buckmaster in 2000 but remains a major shareholder in the privately held company he began in 1995 and incorporated in 1999. now he's turned to philanthropy as a way to sustain what he calls quote, unquote, trust worthy journalism. he has given $60 million to journalism efforts just over the last three years. [ applause ] that includes a $20 million gift to the city university of new yo

i thank you, chaplain hurley.hank you to vice president mike pence for joining us for today's ceremony. today it's my plinlg to award the congressional medal of honor to an army special forces medic who now serves in the united states secret service. please join me in welcoming staff sergeant ronald shurer. [ applause ] ronald, thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> thank you, i wish i was that popular, i'll tell you. today is a truly proud and special day for those of us here in the white house, because ron works right here alongside of us on the secret service counterassault team. these are incredible people. several weeks ago, my staff asked ron and his wife miranda -- thank you, miranda -- to a meeting in the west wing. they didn't know what it was about. they walked into the oval office and i told ron that he was going to receive our nation's highest military honor. it was a moment i will never forget. ron and miranda joined today by their two beautiful sons, cameron, who is 10, and tyler, who is 7. stand u

i thank you chaplain hurley. thank you to vice president mike pence for joining us for today's ceremony. today its my privilege to award the congressional medal of honor to an army special forces medic who now serves in the united states secret service. please join me in welcoming staff sergeant ronald surer. thank you. [ applause [ applause ] >> thank you. i wish i was that popular. i'll tell you. today is a truly proud and special day for those of us here at the white house because ron works right here alongside of us on the secret service counterassault team. these are incredible people. several weeks ago my staff asked ron and his wife miranda, thank you miranda, to a meeting in the west wing. they didn't know what it was about. they walked into the oval office and i told ron that he was going to receive our nation's highest military honor. it was a moment i will never forget. ron and miranda joined today by their two beautiful sons, cameron who is ten and tyler who is seven. stand up. look at these guys. [ a

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fox con is much more of a success in milwaukee than it is in hurley, elroy and superior.see the impact. anytime you have somebody that will spend billions of dollars in your state and with high-paying jobs, yet the the say that's not bad. that's good. overall, in the long run, it will be good for wisconsin. what i have negotiated that? i will defer on that right now. i do not think so. >> i apologize. we have a caller from texas. this is jim. hi, jim. >> yes, governor. your progressive agenda makes you sound more like a democrat than a republican. i have a question for you. >> a lot of republicans think i've denied the democrat party their membership fees for a long time. [laughter] >> i need to assess question. do you believe they can provide everybody wanting a job with the job? >> yeah. i certainly do. if they want to work, there are plenty of jobs out there. there is no question about it. i believe very much in my republican philosophy. i also believe that once you get elected, you are elected to all the people. i also believe that democrats have some good ideas, as w

hurley chair in public affairs journalism at the missouri school of journalism. skipping over our speaker, only for a moment, we have betsy fisher-mart fisher-martin, executive director of the women in politics institute at american university and co-chair of the national press club headliners team. thank you for joining us here today. i would also like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing today's event. lori russo, tamara hinton, and ellen ferguson, as well as the press club staff, specifically lindsay underwood, laura coker, and executive director, bill mccarron. now, yes. thank you. now to our guest. craig newmark is a jersey boy who reshaped the world of classified ads with the online mostly free craigslist. the business began as an e-mail service for his friends and colleagues to share information about local events and earned him a place in the internet hall of fame in 2012. n newmark handed over his managerial duties to jim buckmaster in 2000 but remains a major shareholder in the privately held company he beg

. >> elizabeth hurley. >> that's not your mistake, only five people know it. >> the s&p is down 4%.than the half of the percent that was expected. just triple digit. >> we can't be happy with the way the nasdaq is shaping up a lot of what's happening is multiple depression for fang, fang stocks and a lot of that is the amazon pricing increase for workers. very poorly receivered, almost s if amazon is a national minimum wage i think it is going to be a bad look the minimum wage depends on the consequences of full employment where ever there are few workers. the employment rate is driving the price up in the southeast, plenty of workers and no real sign that there is problems getting people the housing companies, housing are going to be laying off people they're not building as many homes. why are people not talking about this everyone is caught up on how booming our economy is >> the way to express is that it will come quickly and across multiple sector or the likes of amazon >> i think it is over done i don't see any of the other retailer following they're the ones going head to hea

and every paper has everyone holding hands, and liz hurley talking about her son, damien, signed withegularly, you might remember that we spoke to 16—year—old anya at the end of august. she told us that she spent around 4—5 hours every day on social media. well, for the last month, she went cold turkey on the likes of facebook and instagram as part of scroll free september, a campaign designed to get people to cut down on their online activity. breakfast‘s graham satchell has been finding out how anya got on. you get so consumed with just scrolling, and it just you get so consumed with just scrolling, and itjust never stops, so scrolling, and itjust never stops, so you adjust their scrolling and scrolling. i would say on average i spend about 4—5 hours on my phone, on social media, every day on average, i think. on social media, every day on average, ithink. i on social media, every day on average, i think. i am anya, i am 16, and! average, i think. i am anya, i am 16, and i havejust finished scroll free. i find it 16, and i havejust finished scroll free. ifind it so rude when people

fox con is much more of a success in milwaukee than it is in hurley, elroy and superior.ody that will spend billions of dollars in your state and with high-paying jobs, yet the the say that's not bad. that's good. overall, in the long run, it will be good for wisconsin. what i have negotiated that? i will defer on that right now. i do not think so. >> i apologize. we have a caller from texas. this is jim. hi, jim. >> yes, governor. your progressive agenda makes you sound more like a democrat than a republican. i have a question for you. >> a lot of republicans think i've denied the democrat party their membership fees for a long time. [laughter] >> i need to assess question. do you believe they can provide everybody wanting a job with the job? >> yeah. i certainly do. if they want to work, there are plenty of jobs out there. there is no question about it. i believe very much in my republican philosophy. i also believe that once you get elected, you are elected to all the people. i also believe that democrats have some good ideas, as well well as republicans. those individ

while we expect from now on from them, as to open hurley hardlyt forth all those responsible, the lowest level and we expect them to be penalized as requisite before the law. it is clear that this murder did not happen at the drop of a dime but that it was a plant operation. we have some strong indications to the end. in light of the interesting information the following questions continue to persist on everyone's minds. why have these 15 people all with qualifications pertaining to the issue, why have gathered in istanbul on the day of the murder? with seeking an answer to this question. on whose orders have these people come? we are seeking answers. why has the consulate general building not been open right away, but days after? we are seeking answers. when the murder was so clear, why have so many inconsistent statements they made? why has the body of someone, the killing of whom has been officially admitted, is nowhere to be found? if the statement that the body was given to a local collaborator because it's an official statement, now i ask, who is this local collaborator? [speaking