>> immediately. i think i immediately start shaking.was pounding. >> reporter: convinced there must be some sort of mistake, hope reached out to her genetic match. >> i sent a message to them through ancestry. and i said, i just got these results, and i don't understand what they mean. i finally said to him, my dad's name was wheeler and my mom's name was lillian, and i was born in albuquerque. and that was when he responded back and said, i think i know what this means. he said, my heart is pounding. and i don't want to cause you any pain. >> what's going through your mind? >> what pain is he going to cause me? what is he going to tell me? >> reporter: then came the call that sent her into shock. >> he said, my name is melvin, there's not an easy way for me to say this, he says, but i'm your biological father. >> how did that hit you? >> i remember tears immediately streamed down my face. shock. i'm thinking, how could this possibly be? i have a father. my dad raised me. this can't be happening. >> reporter: melvin told her that while

i notice the armed police were approaching the vehicle and immediately the uniformed police we re immediatelyalmly ushering people back from the area, trying to create a perimeter which i understand had been immediately afterwards. what did you see in terms of who was inside the car? did you see the man being arrested? inside the car? did you see the man being arrested ? explain inside the car? did you see the man being arrested? explain what you saw. the only thing i saw was the car in the barrier. i did not see any casualties or anything like that lying around, just the car in the barrier and the police response. how badly damaged was the car? the front end was smashed in. it had bounced into the barrier. but there did not seem into the barrier. but there did not seem to be any panic in the area. just the armed police approaching the vehicle, something bad was going on. i don't know how well you know that stretch of road, i drive down it most days and people familiar will know it as well. this was an area just past the main gate into parliament, it was the car moving away from the palace of

people are by definition of keynesian economics to go into debt immediately to consume immediately to get g.d.p. up immediately doesn't matter bomb dropping bombs going to debt it g.d.p. has got to be higher and there is no sense of individual responsibility or building equity in any sense so how does this relate then typical yeah i think the key thing is that you know your that your time preference is a term of by many many many factors having to do it's a few few live in a place that is peaceful you're more like to think of the future if you live in a place with conflict you're more likely to think of the present and have a high time for office because you're not certain that you're going to be surviving but one factor i think is extremely important in determining time preference is money and in fact how the monetary unit is capable of holding its value into the future will essentially act like a control knob for society's time preference you know obviously it won't force everybody to it won't be complete the only factor but it is a significant factor that will tend to get people to

regarding the neighbour, was it anonymous or an immediate neighbour? >> i do not know off the top of my head if it was an immediate neighbour. the e-mail we received was not anonymous. >> regarding the n.s.r., understanding that the planning department and building department are two separate entities, and n.s.r. is a deed restriction. student that come up since we are computerized? if there is a hard date expiration, shouldn't that be noted when the authorization is given so future departments don't, i mean, it seems unfair to the permit holder that they have gone through this additional process only to find out that potentially this is null and void. >> sure. we have not had that digital capability in the past. those are the kind of things we want to be able to get out of the new system once we are fully coordinated on that system. know, we have not had the capability of having that type of digital notice in the past. but i can understand why it can be confusing. it is not on the n.s.r. again, the n.s.r. on the property is specific to the zoning admi

res. 617, and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 617, recognizing the american legion for 100 years of service, and so forth. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. mcconnell: i further ask the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the appointment at the desk appear separately in the record as if made by the chair. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask una

we started negotiations with canada pre-much immediately. -- pretty much immediately. i can't tell you where those negotiations are gone. it's a smaller segment, as you know. mexico is a large trading partner. we have now concluded our deal and it's being finalized. bob, when would you say we will be signing? formally signing? oflikely at the end november. it's a 90 day layover period, because of our statute. to get the letter to congress on friday. trump: that starts the process. >> 90 days later, it will be signed. president trump: we have an agreement both with canada and with mexico, i will terminate the existing deal. when that happens i can tell you that can't quite tell you. it depends on what the timetable is. terminating the existing deal and going into this deal. we will start negotiating with canada relatively soon. they want to negotiate very badly. one way or another we have a deal with canada. it will either be a terrifying cars or a negotiated deal. on cars wouldiff be a much easier way to go. perhaps it would be much better for canada. if we can help ou

with myanmar's obligations and the international law but the british ambassador indicated that no immediate action is imminent she said it's likely that the report must first go to formal debate within the human rights council which commissioned the report in the first place before the security council takes a decision this is a report by the fact finding mission it will go in september for formal debate in the human rights council and then we hope we will debate it or deal with it in sam suitable way in the security council but many members of the security council insistent that action must be taken sooner rather than later strong words from the us ambassador we are now all armed with the devastating eyewitness accounts of the rohingya which lead us to the following conclusions children they be women and men suffered unspeakable crimes the attacks were planned premeditated and coordinated. the perpetrator was the burma's military and security forces the whole world is watching what we will do next and if we will but one point of agreement that the security council must act in a united pilo

no replacements for radiation casualties anticipated immediately.he base is ready for further orders. >>> these programs are from our c-span series, 1968, america in turmoil. you can listen to the programs as a podcast on spotify. or watch any time at c-span.org on our 1968 page. and if you missed any of today's program, we will show it again tonight at 8:00 eastern. wednesday, american history tv continues. with a development of the automotive industry in the u.s. and how cars changed american life. thursday, martin luther king jr. we'll show a 50th anniversary commemoration from march. and friday, the world war i centennial ceremony and a look at various as effects of the war from discussion at u.s. army heritage days. >>> this weekend, during our regular american history tv programming, we will take a look at the murder of one of boston's richest men while he was visiting harvard university in 1849. english professor wall collins specialized in 19th century crimes and talks about his book, blood and i have, the 1849 murder that scandalized harvar

whenever john was home, he took on that duty immediately, dutyng -- took on dad immediately, reading to the girls, playing with them and even building an amazing swing set. do you remember that? it was a long time ago. the swing set. soon after the terror attacks of september 11, john volunteered to deploy to afghanistan. he walked into his superior's office and said, i need to go. in one of the most harrowing engagements of operation enduring freedom, john was part of a highly trained team on a combat mission to establish a secure position on the peak of a mountain. in the early morning of march 4, 2002, john and his teammates were preparing to land on the mountain when their helicopter was struck by heavy machine-gun fire and a rocket propelled grenade. they were under serious attack. as the helicopter lurched away, petty officer first class neil roberts was flung out of the aircraft and onto the top of the mountain, as the helicopter crash-landed into the valley below. it was a horrific crash. the team survived the crash and without hesitation they volunteered to return to the mou

tanks were immediately deployed to these areas to help dislodge the viet cong. enemy used his elite troops to attempt the capture the saigon radio station. unable to seize his objective, the enemy set fire to the building. the vietnamese airborne troops were quickly on the scene, along with firefighting squads, who put out the blaze. these bodies are evidence of the miscalculation of north vietnamese four-star general vo nguyen giap. general giap was credited with having planned the communist tet offensive and is the same officer who was victorius at dien bien phu in 1954. times, however, have changed. the loss of thousands of men and weapons have taught the general a grim lesson. [music] this carefully planned attack by the north vietnamese has been described as they're all or nothing go for broke effort. it ended in dismal failure. 10 communists dead for each alive soldier lost is proof of the tremendous price they paid for their desperate attempt. >> side-by-side with combat soldiers, they entered the dangerous areas. they called on the people to remain calm.

that it tweeted the most about this particular scandal and the mainstream media here in france immediately decided that the frenzy around that scandal had been caused by not just any votes but russian votes not so those says e.u. just in the mation law which says that the study wasn't even about russian votes we did not move for the conclusions of our study a lot of media reported that we studied and identified that there had been russian meddling that the russian state orchestrated interference in the banal a scandal we never said this the fact that the government spokesperson immediately exploded this for political ends created this sort of hype there was never the object of our study well the engineer even had to step in releasing a press release to say that the mainstream media here in france had completely misinterpreted their report and it was not about the supposed russian boats of which thousands of people appeared on a list now these. they released included thousands upon thousands of people from france who had been tweeting about the panellists and they were around four million t

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we were ordered to fort benning, georgia, immediately after new year's day 1919. eisenhower left example colt just as he had arrived nine months earlier, in a depressed state brought on by his superiors who decided that they knew what was best for him and his career. not getting into combat in france was the sharp northern that would remain deeply embedded in his psyche for years to come. all that he was, the career he had chosen, the training he had received, the academy ring that we wore on his left ring finger, universal and the rank that he bore, were hall marks of being a soldier. and yet somehow he felt he had failed he is calling. for one thing, he wrote many years later, all the west point traditions that nourished along in the spring centered on leadership performance. the leadership who had gone before us, spub orly defending and causing their troops to follow them was in our minds the hallmark of a true soldier. some of my class were already in france. i seemed embedded in the monotony and unzoned safety of the interior. i could see myself years later s

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people are by definition of keynesian economics to go into debt immediately to consume immediately to get g.d.p. up immediately doesn't matter bombs dropping bombs going to debt it g.d.p. has got to be higher and there is no sense of individual responsibility or building equity in any sense so how does this relate then typical yeah i think the key thing is that you know your that your time preference is the time and by many many many factors having to do it safe you live in a place that is peaceful you're more like to think of the future if you live in a place with conflict you're more likely to think of the present and have a high time for office because you're not certain that you're going to be surviving but one factor i think is extremely important in determining time preference is money and in fact how the monetary unit is capable of holding its value into the future will essentially act like a control knob for society's time preference you know obviously won't force everybody to it won't be complete the only factor but it is a significant factor that will tend to get people to b

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the enemy -- immediately deployed to help dislodge the viet cong.gon radio station. >> the enemy set fire to the building. the vietnamese airborne quickly on the scene and put out the plaz. -- blaze. these bodies are evidence of the miscalculation of the north vietnamese jets. credited to having tet offensive and the officers in 1954. times have changed. thousands of men taught the communist general a grim lesson. it has been described as an all or nothing go for broke effort. ended in failure. ten communists dead for their desperate attempts. >>> the combat soldiers entering the danger roous areas. called on people to remain calm. everywhere in the city, running the government soldiers for protection. the soldiers lead them out to safety and refugee centers. -- came to the aid of the civilians wounded in the city. military and civilian ambulances helped the seriously wounded. among the real heros, was a firefighter squad. heavily populated areas covering the streets. each time, the squads had to be on hand to put out the fire and keep them from spr

did the drivers they immediately in the aftermath say anything?thing then it is all about any records that there are in his smartphone, his computers, any paper that can be found at either shows any kind of planning of this all shows any kind of mindset, any kind of ideology that might give a clue of the motivation. that is what will be going on now. i would be surprised if there aren't at this moment police officers searching a property somewhere in the uk and getting hold of that material now. so often, people do travel with their smartphones, we do not know if this driver was, but if he was travelling with a smartphone, police will have that. that was the case with khalid masood who carried out the bridge attack last year. his smartphone was seized almost immediately. daniel, many thanks indeed. with the very latest from new scotland yard. in terms of casualties, everybody has been saying what a relief it is that the casualties have been light. when the vehicle hit cyclists, there were a number of injuries. we gather free people treated at the

people are by definition of keynesian economics to go into debt immediately to consume immediately to get g.d.p. up immediately doesn't matter bomb dropping bombs going to debt it g.d.p. has got to be higher and there is no sense of individual responsibility or building equity in any sense so how does this relate then typical yeah i think the key thing is that you know your that your time preference is a term of by many many many factors having to do with say few few live in a place that is peaceful you're more like to think of the future if you live in a place with conflict you're more likely to think of the present and have a high time profits because you're not certain that you're going to be surviving but one factor i think is extremely important in determining time preference is money and in fact how the monetary unit is capable of holding its value into the future will essentially act like a control knob for society's time preference you know obviously it won't force everybody to it won't be complete the only factor but it is a significant factor that will tend to get people to

the government spokesperson immediately excluded this for political ends created this sort of hype there was never the object of our study well the engineer even had to step in releasing a press release to say that the mainstream media here in france had completely misinterpreted their report and it was not about the supposed russian but of which thousands of people appeared on a list now these. the list they released included thousands upon thousands of people from france who had been tweeting about the banality. and they were around four million tweets what it showed is that only a tiny fraction around six hundred fifty eight cans were from people which they described as being in the russian pilot sphere that is basically journalists like myself who work for our t.v. my colleagues and people who have perhaps retreated to our content in the past never did it say that we were at school russian boats but of course the mainstream media felt that somebody had to be to blame for this scandal which president himself described as being a tool a storm in a teacup and what's the point in letting

we started negotiations with canada pre-much immediately. i can't tell you where those negotiations begun. it's a smaller segment, as you know. deal,e now included our and it's being finalized. >> it's a 90 day layover. because of our statute. -- layover period, because of our statute. we are going to get the process started on friday. 90 days later it will be signed. we have anrump: agreement both with canada and with mexico, i will terminate the existing deal. when that happens i can tell you what the timetable is. but i will be eliminating the existing deal. we will start negotiating with canada relatively soon. one way or another we have a deal with canada. and frankly it's a much easier way to go. perhaps it would be much better for canada. if we can help our neighbors, that's a good thing, not a bad thing. we are going to start that negotiation imminently. i'll be speaking with prime minister trudeau in a little while. what a great job you've all done. it's been a long one. but a lot of people thought this was not a doable transaction.

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i immediately think of mary j. blige.you hear in her voice. we immediately connect that to aretha. when aretha sang, she emoted the feelings she gave. it always made you sort of sit and pause. coming over here today, one of my favorite songs by her is "i've never loved a man." it's really at the end when she crescendos and you jeust feel i. she gave it to you every time she performed that song. aretha really is the bar for all other singers. if you can meet aretha, and not many can, but you have to attempt to get to that level. then i think you can be considered the type of singer and artist that aretha was. so many people have called on her, and not just r&b, but gospel. you're playing it right now in the background, but her gospel music touched so many people. >> her collaborations, her friendships with other artists, with the every man. we were just talking to a man in detroit who was saying how it meant so much she stayed there. it seems to span so much. >> i mean, we loved her. we were talking about it in the office

it's immediately north and west of the hunters point shipyard. the project has two major components, one is 900 innis, along with india basin park. these are items owned by recreation and parks department. they would be the sponsor. the other half, 700 innis, along with open space. this would be implemented or developed by build, the official name for the sake of the approvals. there are several actions before you, but i will immediately turn it over to michael lee, who will walk through for you. >> vice president melgar, members of the commission, michael lee, planning department staff. first action item is the certification of the final e.i.r. the draft e.i.r. was published on september 13, 2017. the public hearing on draft e.i.r. was october 19, 2017, and comment ended october 30, 2017. r.t.c. document was published and distributed on july 11, 2018. since the publication of the r.t.c. document, the department has not received any additional comments related to the project's environmental review. after publication of the draft e.i.r., build cha

no repayments for radiation casualties anticipated immediately. the base is ready for further orders. [music playing] >> these programs are from rc spencer's 1960 it. america interim what you can listen to the program as a podcast on spotify or watch them anytime as he spent not or on our 1968 page. wednesday american history tv continues with the development of the automotive industry in the u.s. and how cars changed american lives. thursday martin luther king junior will show a 50th commemoration from march. on friday the world war i centennial ceremony and a look at various aspects of the war from discussions at u.s. army -- army heritage days. this sunday on oral history, we continue our series in women in congress with congresswoman ava clayton. >> my service and my members resistance to me -- finally their acceptance of me. they accepted me as their equal and their superior. it allowed me to know i can negotiate with the best of them. >> in the weeks ahead will hear from many others. watch oral history sunday at 10 am eastern on american his

immediately this was made a political issue. host: you said the employer has the responsibility to turn someone down if they don't pass the test. do they have a responsibility to report concerns to authority about -- authorities or the like about this person? guest: people are running a lot of these checks. they come in. down, person is turned the employer just has to say sorry, you are not turning to authorized. they eventually get a final non- confirmation, all the employer has to do is say thank you very much, i'm sorry but you will have to go. you don't have to pick up the phone and call ice. host: you mentioned from 2006 to 2018, the number of employers enrolled grew to 3000. what is a responsibility behind that? guest: monumental growth over the last decade in using this program. a lot of it has to do with states passing laws requiring companies to use the program. one of the other things that happens is employers, especially in industries like agriculture and construction, a lot of them will voluntarily sign up for the pr

in the immediate aftermath they did respond.re is judgment on the sincerity of their response, and if history is any guide that attention will be lost, the attention of the public will turn to other matters. but the attention of the oil industry, on the issue of getting lighter regulations never wanes. they will always be there and will always be doing that. i have a saying about capitalism that is not quite as damning as it might sound. capitalism has no soul and no conscience. the goal is to minimize cost and maximize revenue. it will always do that because that is in its dna. wonderful tool for increasing economic efficiency, but it comes with a whole set of risks. and we have seen the consequences in the gulf of mexico and in prince william sound. so what society must never do is forget that it is up to society to set the rules under which capitalism operates. because as i say, capitalism in and of itself has no soul and no morality. it will do what it has to to make money, and it is up to society to never let up, because co