and i leaned down and i whispered into his right ear -- a second plane hit the second tower. america is under attack. that was all i said to him. i stood back from him so he could not ask me a question. he never turned around. i could see his head bobbing up and down. i paused. he did not get out of his chair. i was pleased with how he responded. he did nothing to introduce fear to the second-graders. he also did nothing to demonstrate fear to the media. that would have translated it to the satisfaction of terrorists around the world. i've been went back to the door to the holding room, again, look at the president. i could be his best i could see his head was bobbing up and down. i saw the students completely engrossed in their books. oblivious to my commentary to the president. i saw the press pool -- they had all turned and were talking to ari fleischer and not looking at the president. in my left peripheral vision, i saw secretary rod paige, the secretary of education, the principal of the school and a white house staffer who was an education expert. they were mouthing --

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i leaned over, and then when he backed off, i leaned back in, you know, i was just staring in his eyess pretty mad. >> reporter: the colorado parks and wildlife warn that fall is the elk's mating season. they can become aggressive and the males could attack without being provoked. this follows an encounter this past summer in yellowstone park where a 9-year-old girl was thrown into the air after being chased by a bison. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: she's okay. and at the same park last fall, as a group photographed these two elk fighting, one of the elk suddenly charged forward knocking a man down. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> a good reminder, they are wild animals. >> exactly. >>> coming up on "good morning america," espn's maria taylor gives us her take on the college football season so far. that is just ahead. gives us her take on the college football season so far. that is just ahead. . driving safe. heh. you wanna go? wanna go bro? hey, uh, do not mess with my discount. woooo! you could save up to 30%. let's go! nice to meet you, go get 'em tiger! woooo! sounds like you

and when i leaned into look, i put the shoes on top.ing it. >> reporter: doesn't remember doing it and he says doesn't know why. >> i wasn't thinking about why i did that, but i was cognizant and really thinking about the dna or possible fingerprints from having tripped and touched those shoes. >> but you know, that palm print, charles, is just where you would brace yourself to lean across to shoot at that little boy. >> that's according to defense expert witnesses. you gotta understand, the prosecution has that same evidence, they don't see it that way. >> but what i'm saying is, if you're so concerned about tidying up why would you be so clumsy as to leave a big ol' handprint on the vehicle? >> i -- i leaned in to check on the children, what i seen there was horrifying. i'm not worried about that palmprint, i didn't even realize i left a palm print. do you think that if i had have known i wouldn't have taken the time to wipe it off? i wanted to just get out of there. >> did you touch any of the victims charles? >> no, i did not. >> re

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i try to lean on the cart as a push it. as it is the walker. next morning, i wake up feeling any been even worse. the day again goes by in a blur of pain and exhaustion. i do remember checking my step counter briefly. i snuck it in it's morbid curiosity. again, it only recorded about 7 miles. this time i am positive that the step counter at wrong. maybe it's not swinging back and forth because my hands are pushing the cart. never who cares. i fell asleep in the close again. the next morning, i somehow wake up feeling even worse. i make it through lunch but an hour later, the stabbing pain in my feet has spread up to my legs and hips. every time the scanner has me squat down to get something from a lower drawer. it is the little bit harder to force myself back up to standing. and finally i do a full squat to retrieve an item from the monitor in my body muni, stand upright order my legs for the hundredth time today. it hung up on my brain. stand up you idiot, my brain screams. and i slowly topple backwards into a sitting position. it's not happeni

here inatched them move this country and around the world and i leaned back, and said, that is good, are bad. welcome to this arena. called activism. i saveena called, how do not only america but the world? , tos an honor to be here understand what people are doing , and clear out things. i just want to say, i forgot what you asked me, by guess you wanted me to say something about what many of us have done. you know. i said in the interview earlier that we watch a great deal what people were doing and i was coming out of a place called hunter college when we watched the brothers and sisters who sat in at the counters and we were so moved by that, but we were a group in college that were observing it. then they told me when i got ready to graduate that i did not have all my credits, because i had cut classes, on purpose, because you got in, i couldn't see me. i was no place to be seen. i was completely out of my head and they said, you can't graduate. you will have to make up these credits, or you can appeal, and i said, give me the form and they did and they said, the reasons why what

one of the things that is going to be a lot of work but it's going to be one of the things that i am leaning on very heavily. >> this will be the first time in the history of the city and the first time in the history of the state that we will be host to a major political party national convention. >> the advice that i taking from toer mayors as it pertains conventions is to make sure that we have a good place transportation system that we have making sure we have hotel rooms available. they're certainly opening that as congress has done the past will allocate $50-55 million and help us cut security costs. what we will do at rely heavily -- is rely heavily on the police department and that will be supplemented by our local sheriff's department. a lot of police departments in southeast wisconsin, but if history is any indicator, we will be calling on other jurisdictions throughout the to perhaps allow us to use some of their police officers during this four day period because the security concerns are so serious. i know that this is something that has been done in the past because we've taken

i served on the supreme court so i lean toward that argument but i wasn't about to tell the public. i cut the human services budget to keep more people in jail. i didn't think i was a good thing to do. so he one. it's difficult because when i say we cut the budget 5%, they are not equal. they have different impacts. a lot of them are just administrative process, we did the same thing. the stimulus that came in and they asked us before we got he here, i vaguely remembered it because it came into pieces. one piece was direct and more on the social side. it was the tax cut. the other side was this, i can't remember. ten or $20 billion, we got about 200 million. i cannot remember what we did with that 200 million. it was unrestricted. i think i dumped into the school fund is what i did. an interesting distinction because i love getting unrestricted funding. you put more pics on the one in zero eight that required us to import and do a number of things. i called our old budget guy and i asked him, you know what we did with back? he couldn't remember. that's why we should have some transp

i leaned forward at him and i said, yes, matter of fact, you do. >> reporter: exploits like that earned a nickname. >> mad dog. it's not one that i've ever grown fond of, no matter how many times it's used. >> why not? >> it has the idea incorporated into it of just someone who is thoughtless, someone who is simply abrasive or aggressive for aggressive sake. >> reporter: his aggressiveness is informed by a personal library that once contained 7,000 books. >> are those 7,000 books you read? >> i'll bet i read about 90% of them. i wouldn't claim i read all of them, but, by and large, yeah, i don't get a book unless i'm going to trd. >> reporter: and underline it as he did with the meditations of the roman emperor and stoic philosopher. >> i'd carry copies of this in my rucksack. when i was overseas because if something wasn't going well, you pull that out and say, don't feel sorry for yourself. you're not a victim. you choose the kind of way you're going to react to this. >> reporter: for all his reading, mattis can sometimes sound trigger happy. in 2005, he told an audience, it's a lot o

why am i leaning in on this? because the decisions the senate makes will in large part depend on the democrat's ability in the house to control the national narrative, to move the country in this direction. what we know from donald trump , whether you like him or loathe him, is he can control the narrative every day. even with his own absurd behavior. >> the framing by the house is overbroad, then that sets the democrats up in the house for a problem. >> or it is lacking urgency. >> we talked backstage, you were in the clinton administration during the impeachment of president clinton. you have experience on the inside. i'm sure it's ptsd. to hear these discussions? you are ok with this? [laughter] is jolley right about this? there are obvious ways forward here for the house and maybe the senate on the basis of what we saw last week? >> it seems unlikely the senate will vote to convict him. i think you cannot -- we don't know that, and you can't know what dynamic is set off when the country does get exposed to th

people about what you're going to do and they're both right and i have served on the supreme court so i lean towards maxes argument but i wasn't about to tell people that i cut the human services budget to keep people in jail and i was in the right people but should do and it is the difficult, because when i say we cut the budget 5% they're not people they have different impacts and a lot of them are just the administrative process like the number of people, we did the same thing we didn't hire people we had a reserve fund of about 800 million before the federal government stepped in iowa he's had the experience of the stimulus they came in and they asked us just before we got here do you guys remember ed and i vaguely remembered it because they came into pieces, one piece was direct and who is more on the social side, it was a tax cut and the other side was this, i can't remember, was it ten or 20 billion dollars but we got about 200 million and for the death of me i can't remember what we did with that and the reason was it was unrestricted the government didn't put any restrictions on it

i am leaning on colder temperatures for this winter, i am not sold so much on the ray rain. we'll take that snow. low50s on the peninsula. temperatures trying to get into the upper 40s. loss altos feels 51. boy, look at the 20s and 0s. 20s up there. up there in butte, montgomery. mount shasta 36. that is cool, cool, cool. ten chus will cool dramatically. snowing in blue canyon a little earlier. might still be now. it has made it to the 5000-foot level. a little shower activity right there. so there could be a little bit. we'll start to lift tywent thro freemon actionert. the system is about ready to make the move. we are way below average on highs. a little cold tomorrow morning. mostly sunny. the system warmer into the weekend. >>> before you know it, new requirements for travelers atai be ready. the latest on the new real i. d. are you ready to go where no man has gone before. spacex unvails the latest spacecraft. the place to take humans to mars and beyond. >>> we have a job to tell you about. they will send 12 people to the world's top ski resorts. the company will play

he was among the 1st on the scene live streaming for he saw a social media was going up to it i was leaning over the it was was he finally was was. he was left with a fractured wrist and a cut to his face he says police failed to stop the attack oh my god but i really would be best by the police or attacked by the king's terrorists again . it's just not the letter i have to concern any more i too good of a phone call people destroyed. oh it's best to fight for democracy or phone call and . evil law. it's not long before reports of clashes outside the government complex coming and he's on the. during the week this is off this it's a day he can only stand back and watch as the chaos unfolds far from the front lines but close enough to witness as molotov cocktails thrown from one side take gas and water cannon on the other he regularly post updates on his social media using his platform to edge tens of thousands of fun of us to stay safe knowing that for some it will be futile another night of violence just beginning. johnson young is a pro-democracy activist and he joins me now from hong kong

>> i leaned that way personally. >> that you know if we haven't accomplished something in 18 years, what, i'm not privy to all the details those in the national security apparatus are. i think the citizenry needs to engage their elected leaderships about the authorized use of military force that aumf that potentially will send jan to afghanistan in a year or so is older than he is. right. congress has continually since 2001 failed to do their duty of declaring war. that's why they're there. so i just encourage anybody listening who feels strongly about this stuff, how do they feel about it? demand your elected leadership as to weigh in on this as is in the constitution for them to do. >> that they need to fulfill their constitutional responsibility and us as voters as people need to be dock that to protect our service members the same way they're protecting us. >> get involved. >> yep. >> soldiers leak yourself, commanding forces in iraq, in combat, you've done your part. it's on all of us. >> more than your part. >> listen, matt gallagher the piece in "esquire" very worth reading. >> th

i leaned over and then when he backed off i leaned back in and, you know, i was just staring at his eyesildlife officials say that fall is elk mating season. warning that males can become aggressive and attack unprovoked. also this morning, a utah woman recovering in the hospital after she was attacked by a bison. >> i start running towards the lake away from it and it flips me up. >> reporter: 22-year-old kayleigh davis says she was moving out of the path of cyclists when a thousand-pound bison started chasing her. >> he was like doing the digging at the dirt like he was going to charge after me again. >> reporter: and earlier this summer a 9-year-old girl was thrown several feet in the air after being chased by a bison in yellowstone national park. she is okay. everyone in all of those videos is okay. the woman attacked by the elk in colorado is fine but, again, an all too frightening reminder, wild animals are called wild for a reason. steer clear, give them their space especially when you're in their space. >> all good advice right there. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up, we have got

why am i leaning in on this? because the decisions the senate makes will in large part depend on the democrats' able in the house to control the national narrative to move the country in this direction. and what we know from donald trump whether you like him or loathe him is he can control the narrative every day even with his own absurd behavior trmplet framing in the house is overbroad then that sets the house for a problem. >> it lax urgency. >> one part of your bio is that you were in the clinton a ministration during the impeachment of president clinton. ton. i'm sure it's a little bit of ptsd, right? >> this is fine. >> you're ok with this one? ok. [laughter] >> is jolly right about this that there are obvious ways forward here for the house and maybe the senate on the basis of what we saw last week? >> yeah, i think it is -- you know, i seems unlikely that the senate will vote to convict him. but i think you cannot -- we don't know. that you can know what dynamic it set off when the country does get expose

however, i am leaning on cooler temperatures at least so far. that is what i am leaning on. so far we are out of the gate. mostly sunny, breezy. nice today. the forecast highs will be below average. a few for san francisco. others by about five or six degrees. but i think we'll stay this way all the way until about friday or saturday. except for a few clouds around. it will be mostly sunny today. the system has clicked out. some pretty good rain. thunderstorm activity in the mountains and an even deeper system is moving in. this will favor north and east and give the sierra another shot of some snow tomorrow morning and a little bit of rain for us tomorrow. 40s and 50s for your temperatures. look how much cooler we are compared to yesterday at this time. anywhere from five to 17 degrees fairfield than we were 24 hours ago. overall, a nice tuesday. the every chus in the 750s. we'll deal with our next system coming in tomorrow. the pattern is very active. 60s and 70s on the high. >> highway 4 has a crash, steve. we're going to go to it right now. this is westbound highway 4 co

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women the story of my getting polio, they looked up from their knitting and sewing and murmured, i leaned against my mother's chest, holing my face on the folds -- holding my face on the folds, hiding my face in the folds of her lace trimmed blouse and smelled the lavender she rubbed on herself when she washed. wasn't her story proof that my mother as blameless? she had made me big and healthy and strong. what happened to me was not her fault. but those words were not an expression of regret and sympathy. they carried the connotation of guilt. means sin in italian, what sin could my mother have committed to deserve such punishmenten and if not my mother's, whose sin was it that caused me to be the way i was, crippled. in this first chapter, i tried to show the very oppressive, very oppressive religious atmosphere where i was -- i felt suffocated and i didn't understand little kids do not understand, and i want people to see the harm that what they may think is kindness can cause. my father on the other hand had other ideas for me. he always dreamed of america. he thought that the answer t

. >> once again, i lean on your path in the cia.hat type of good intelligence are we getting on who is trying to jump into isis right now and can we catch guys lake this before they get started? >> there's active investigations across the country. we don't hear much about them because there's not a terror attack on u.s. soil in awhile. when you look at a individual like this, this fits the profile of what you expect alone wolf jihadist to be like. it's believed his brother in iraq may have direct ties to the islamic state. when you hear his justification, it doesn't hold water. there's no way you would endanger people for overtime pay? >> can i ask you the obvious questions, american airlines, 9-11. september 11th. have we learned nothing? has that airline -- is this indicative -- they're taking criticism that they didn't dough what they needed to do. >> it's hard to vet people. we used to go through a whole spectrum at the nypd and it would walk you through this process of going radicalization to jihadism. it's incredibly to catch

there wasn't a lot in here for people that's why i lean towards more hawkish even though the dahms with the money markets and what people can interpret you have a case where i actually think the fed is probably more divided than people also think i know that wasn't meaningful today. but i think getting into the december meetings, et cetera, i think that's important but make no mistake, and it's interesting because i hear on this desk people willing to throw applause towards the fed and that's not something we've been getting >> yeah, i think you have to with the reaction today. who knows what happens tomorrow. made maybe the trade war increasing but if you look at the market today, the markets prices in movement on trade war a federal reserve accommodating. >> i always ask this question, how do you short a market where you have trade war in the back pocket we talk about this a lot with don't fight the fed then you have the trade war and then you have a dull market so you don't want to short a dull market. you don't want to fight the fed. and you also have a trump card in trade war so it

i leaned down and whispered into his right here a second plane hit the second tower. erica is under attack. that was all i said to him. i stood back from him so that he couldn't ask me a question. he never turned around. i could see his head bobbing up and down. i paused. he did not get out of his chair. i was pleased with how he responded. he did nothing to introduce fear to those second graders. he did nothing to demonstrate fear to the media that would have translated to the satisfaction of the terrorists all around the world. i then went back to the door to the holding room, looked at the president. i could see his head bobbing up and down. i saw the students completely engrossed in their books. oblivious to my commentary to the president. i saw the press pool talking to ari fleischer, not looking at the president. in my (for a vision i saw the secretary of education, the principle of the school at sandy crest, an education expert and they were mouthing what's up? i stepped into the holding room, the door shut behind me. i said get the fbi director on the phone. bo

and i leaned down and i whispered into his right ear -- a second plane hit the second tower.ca is under attack. that was all i said to him. i stood back from him so he could not ask me a question. he never turned around. i could see his head bobbing up and down. i caused. he did not get out of his chair. i was pleased with how he responded. he did nothing to introduce fear to the second graders. he also did nothing to demonstrate fear to the media. have translated that to the satisfaction of terrorist around the world. i went back to the door to the holding room. i looked again at the president. his head was bobbing up and down. completelytudents engrossed in their books. oblivious to my commentary to the president. hadw the press pool -- they all turned and were talking to airy fleischer and not looking at the president. in my left peripheral vision i saw rob page, the principal of the school and a white house staffer who was an education expert. they were mouthing -- what is up? i then stepped into the holding room. the door shut behind me. and the first thing i said was ge

oh no i know lean the same voice is upsetting and downright offensive to whom i know not and as collation you're right isn't a fair characterization of his role as bombing campaign it wasn't quite a tit for tat it was moral be tempted to attempt it come play on. it's also the day my favorite dirty film so that's. the one why did israel tackle ruck israel didn't. attack iraq it's simple israeli strikes targeted iran backed militias threatening to destabilize iraq because $5000.00 u.s. troops are in iraq right now and the iranian backed troops in iraq blame the u.s. for the israeli strikes which could lead to a war between iran israel iraq and the u.s. which could draw lebanon and syria into the mix finally a world war started by someone else. i'm sure germans are thinking. so wrong is really strange could draw us into a war with lebanon. and what was it a good all right let's start from the beginning there are ron affiliated militias in iraq they're called the popular mobilization forces since we invaded and sent iraq's entire army home the country was left with no one to fight isis so in

i am not motivated by any political leanings. ve studied and lived in ukraine and am hoping to share my knowledge with all of you. that is why i am up at 8:30 on a saturday morning speaking with you. asarding crowdstrike, as far i know, the president is referring to the hacking of the d.n.c. servers. crowdstrike may have a ukrainian ceo. i was unclear why he was referring to this in the phone call. it seems to be the relitigation of the 2016 election. as far as i know, there is no evidence the servers are in ukraine. i have forgotten the second part of the question. host: how did the president's conversation -- what youam not sure are referring to in terms of parsing it out. we have a partial transcript. this is not a word for word transcript. trump isn president asking president zelensky for a favor is disturbing to some people is because of the relationship between the united states and ukraine. it is one of surrogacy and support. ukraine really depends on the united states for this aid and rhetorical support as well. perspectiv

he did not see me coming, did not know i was there and i leaned down and whispered into his right ear, a second plane hit the second tower. america is under attack. that is all i said to him. i stood back from him so he couldn't ask me a question. he never turned around. i could see his head bobbing up and down and i paused. he did not get out of his chair. i was pleased how he responded. he did -- >> all of that story find it line and search andrewcard c-span.org. 15-minute vote. pursuant to clause 9 of rule 20, remaining electronic votes will be conducted as five-minute votes. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from illinois, mr. rush, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1420 as amended, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: h.r. 1420, a bill to amend the energy independence and security act of 2007 to promote energy efficiency via information and computing technologies and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pas

he did not see me coming, did not know that i was there, and i leaned down and i whispered into his right, a second plane hit the second tower. america is under attack. and that was all i said to him. i stood back from him so that he couldn't ask me a question. he never turned around. i could see his head bobbing up and down. i paused. he did not get out of his chair. i was pleased with how he responded. he did nothing to introduce fear to those second graders. he also did nothing to demonstrate fear to the media that would have translated it to the satisfaction of the terrorists all around the world. i then went back to the door to the holding room again looked at the president. i could still see his head bobbing up and down. i saw the students completely engrossed in their books oblivious to my commentary to the president. i saw the press pool. they had all turned and were now talking to arie fleischer, not talking to the president and in my left peripheral vision, rod page, secretary of education, the principal of the school and white house staffer, sandy kress, an education expert and

when i was leaning over the bin, face down, cars up, trawling through mouldy cabbage and gone—off cheeseetamol boxes. there were no boxes in the bin. and then i had a brainwave. i am a millennial. however drunk i was, i would never forget to recycle. laughter. check the recycling, no boxes. there was only one thing for it. call 111. "hello111, what is your problem today?". um, i think i might have taken a paracetamol overdose? "and how many tablets have you taken in the past 2a hours?" um, i think i have only taken two tablets, but i was drunk and i am not sure, and i have this feeling i have taken a paracetamol overdose? "but you can only remove taking two tablets? you've just got a feeling you have ta ken a paracetamol overdose? " yes, and ifeeldrunk and tired and awful? "i think you'vejust got hangover, love." so that was the official opinion, i was going to live, i could get on with my day. that was until i was on the train to birmingham with my sister, and along came another thought. this time it was me, lying in a hospital bed with tubes all over me. then it was words flashing agai

>> i think if anything a good amount of people are leaning more towards the sources that they really trust and i think it's also forcing us contributors and journalists to show our work. i think it used to be more authoritative, like i say this, i did the work, i'm telling you that the finished product. i think increasingly more so, the story about medical bills, and they literally outlined the medical bills how they looked at them awe how they deduced the analysis that they did deduce. and treating your reader like a peer is helping, too, and people i think are gravitating towards the sources that are treating them like peers. >> and it's disheartening because we're so divided and people are living in camps where they're getting content and massive blinders on, especially all of these alt-right sites, like breitbart and when the president tweets something, you can usually trace it to a fox segment which can trace today a breitbart article and you can see how it came to get 500,000 retweets or something. on the flip side, i think that people are starting to question and pay attention

i leaned down and whispered into his right ear, a second plane america isond tower, under attack. was all i said to him. i stood back to -- from him so he could not ask me a question. he never turned around. i could see his head popping up and down. i paused --bobbing up and down. he did not get out of his chair. he did nothing to introduce beer to the second graders. he also did nothing to demonstrate fear to the media. i then went back to the holding room, and i could still see the president. i saw the students completely ,ngrossed in their books oblivious to my comment to the president. i saw the press pool had all turned and were now talking to terry fleischer, not looking at the president. and i saw secretary ron page and the principal of the school in the white house staffer, and education expert, and they were asking, what's up? i then stepped into the holding room and the door shut behind me and the first thing i said was get the fbi director on the phone. he had only been director for 10 days, get a line open to the vice president in that situation then i said go back and

i think two of them were leaning towards not guilty. i think the one that we felt was leaning towards guilt he had a very strong voice. in the deliberation room. not sure about the other two and how strong their voice was but i think it was ultimately a good thing for us to have the alternative. >> you didn't put max harris on the stand. why? i'm sorry. you did. do you expect him to go back into the fold of oakland? >> we don't know. part of the reason we interfaced with the public and the media is we got a lot of support. worldwide for max. we had a lot of letters and people reaching out people that were willing to make small donations on his behalf. part of the reason we maintained engagement with the press and media was because we were looking beyond the trial to try to make sure that he has an opportunity to be in any community he wants and we believe he has been well received so far. there was a lot of support but. >> there was a lot of virtual support >> and direct support. people reaching out on the phone. >> and we are not making

thought but what happened was i had an exercise to write a story with no dialogue web and i realized i was leaning on dialogue in a lazy way i didn't understand to let another scientist explain it and through manuscript a ton of quotes replace be more clear narrative writing, and that really came out at first saying you can do anything and if you bring an open mind to it you will and now convinced there's no amount of -- beginners writing courses i can take and not learn something from so when i noticed someday a wizard in neighborhood, and i went over to hotel and realize there was like a campus like an may conference over there so i sat in on beginner writing class and you know, about i'm probably not going to write any japanese comic but -- [laughter] and don't say never. no, i definitely wouldn't. believe me. but like it is structure. it is dialogue it is like conflict and -- so -- that she really made a big impression on me in a lot of ways so i was honored to include her in the book in a weird way. when i read her name in her book i found her, her book about leadership. the difference i thin

that feedback seriously. >> i wouldn't say one commissioner views constitute a leaning. i do have a couple of questions. the permit says three trees will be planted as replace. there is on its brief says they will plant six. are they now offering to fund more than what they had previously offered? >> i think it is our interpretation of the appraised value. the $7,300 goes in the same bond to plant additional street tre trees. that is my understanding of their interpretation of where they are getting six. >> no, it says there is $7,300 on the permit. and then it says, in edition, each paid to mitigate the loss by planting the trees by public works. in the brief they say, we will pay six fees area just wondering if there -- >> no, my reading of it, we can have robin come back up. when i read that i was confused, too. the math roughly works out, they are counting it all up it is like overall funds that would plant replacement trees. >> okay. will they be used to plant replacement? >> they will. they would go into an adopt a tree fund area it is a cutie withdrawn for tree pla

so we are sitting outside in upstairsnd i holler with the office windows open, and one of his assistants, jim appleby, leans out and i said, can you get the prince on the phone for president bush? he said, have you called him? i said, yes i have. two minutes later he leans back out. this will be a chapter title, the prince is online two. president bush picked up the phone. bush.ent bush says, it's are you dead or alive? learn more about george h w bush from his chief of staff. nation's passed on american history tv. an annualage days is event held in may at the u.s. army heritage and education center in pennsylvania. hundreds of living history hobbyists conduct demonstrations and talk to the public about the military, from the american revolution to the war on terror. the theme this year was the d-day 75th anniversary. next come on american artifacts, living-- we visit a american history camp to learn about the experiences of the army's parachute regimental combat team. u.s. soldiers who fought in the maritime alps of france in 1944. >> good morning. my name is matt holmgren.

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