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the different intonations of answers from different voices.he tone of the speaker in announcing the vote. the various shades of pleasure and pain in the members on hearing it, unquote. he served here for 17 years. rarely missing even an hour when the house was in session. he worked fervently to establish the smithsonian. opposed the war with mexico. and with unfailing tenacity. and spoke with the eloquent scarcely equal then or since, old man eloquent, he was called. and he bat ld as did no one else to abolish the so-called gag rule which kept congress from interfering with slavery in the slave states. indeed, he was the most ardent and faithful anti-slavery member of the house of representatives. right here. some nights he returned to his house, his home on "f" street, so exhausted he could barely get up the stairs. there were threats on his life. serious threats. but tenacity of purpose burned in him to the end. on the afternoon of february 21st, 1848, john quincy adams collapsed here at his desk. the brass plate marks the place. he was carr

kl inton held a rally late today at the bank building off market street. by lieutenant governor newsom. he supported hillary clinton over barack obama eight years ago and she has never forgotte forgotten. that she addressed the issue of job and economy and took a few jab at donald trump. >> state could not be higher. there is absolutely no way that we can let donald trump get if i where near the white house. >> bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders supporters came out to criticize clinton for revving to debate one more time. mrs. clinton willow remain in te bay area tonight. tomorrow morning he she will participate in the community discussion on increasing opportunity in oakland. >> senator sanders continues the campaign in southern california. at rally in ventura today sanders said he couldn't wait te with donald trump. trump proposed idea when he appeared on kimmel"k live. sanders supported liked the idea. >> yes would i like to see it.l i don't think it will happen. >> i would love8 to site. do it trump. challenge you. i dare you to do it. >>reporter: sand

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inton three, don't buy tired ideas about gender or anything else. up in thehe grew farming community in wisconsin. men and womennce, were both so indispensable to the success of farm life that few couples quibbled over whose work was more important. laws --ons and such a perspective was consistent with her family's religious views. when her mother heard anna howard shot lecture at the family's church promoting the women's right to vote, she was captivated by the words of this pioneering minister and physician. she later told her daughter she felt quite indignant that women did not have the same rights as and belle's brother agreed. number four, be fearless and challenge authority. she refused to accept the deferential role assigned to girls. a friend recalled that she recently discomfited her teachers by questioning and challenging things that were taught and accepted and was fearless in insisting on things being understood and things being worthwhile before accepting them. her years as a student at the university of wisconsin fueled her fearlessnes

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it has pretty good intonation on it. >> what they do, they check out the guitar and inspect all the stringsgood use. and then when they return it, we inspect it again. >> it's a bent sorry card. for a guitar pick. >> it's real good stuff he's got going on. you know, we even brought food spoon over there and tried that out, too. he can make anything happen there. he's really talented. >> he's been sentenced to two years as an ab-109 inmate for auto theft and forgery. >> what's kind of brought me back is the dope, you know, the meth. i know what happens. you know, i know whatnot to do and i know, you know, i basically know it gets me into trouble. it's hard out there. i realize i was at my lowest low when i traded a guitar to a pawnshop for money and turned around and bought drugs with that money. my mom bought me that guitar when i was a senior in high school. and she bought this guitar for me for $180. i traded it for $20 and a cheap high. it broke my heart, honestly. when i couldn't pay to get that guitar back, i freaked out. that made me want to use more drugs to forget that i did that. >

might be unsure about where donald trump stands on guns, daniel, but they sure know about hillary inton'sosition, don't they? >> exactly. i agree with betsy in that it's an important speech but disagree in that it's not a difficult speech. it is rather easy in the sense that hillary clinton has run a big portion of her campaign against the nra, specifically naming them and naming gun rights owners and gun rights enthusiasts and suggesting that she is going to roll back a lot of these gun laws. i think coming out and showing solidarity with them is enough. we heard in john roberts' package earlier a lot of enthusiasm for donald trump and a lot of willingness to believe in him despite his previous positions not being so in favor of gun rights. and so i think it's important but it won't be that difficult because hillary clinton has made this part of the campaign so easy for him. >> donald trump's gun stance has changed over the years, but it has, you know, for hillary clinton as well, betsy. >> yeah. clinton's tenor particularly on gun has changed dramatically since the 2008 election. i thin

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author,inton's famous mrs.linton may remember that clinton himself recognized that it was inadequate a couple of months later in december. after camp david, he issued what he called his parameters for a settlement, both sides accepted them. both sides had reservations. israel had extreme reservations. they were to negotiate these in january 2001. negotiations took place. they were called off by israel at a point where the negotiators, at least, say they were coming pretty close to an agreement. an agreement was much less extreme on the pro-israel side than the clinton proposals. barackrime minister himself has said informally that the israeli negotiators had no authority to do go shoot anything, so it was kind of a show. amy: i want to go back to the candidates on this issue, particularly what hillary clinton had to say to aipac earlier this year when she criticized the bds movement, the boycott, divestment, sanctions movement. >> as i wrote last year and a letter to the heads of major american jewish organizat

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information about trump's love life, he posed as a pr executive named john miller without masking the intonation and word choice that we've come to know from the mogul. it includes brags about how prominent women including madonna were all pursuing trump. the only thing stranger than his phony phone call was his defiance of all of our ears when he said it wasn't him. and finally when the first presidential candidate in 40 years to not release tax returns was asked about his tax bracket he got all snippy and said it was none of our business. so the weekends with 177 days left until election and those republicans who were warming to trump with renewed buyer's remars about his candidacy and concerns over what else is to come, not that trump's core constituency will care about what the campaign has called a low attack from the media, but you have to wonder how any of this is going to grow that base. then again even back in 1991, john miller said bad press never hurts trump. >> i've never seen somebody that's immune to, you know, some people would say he got bad press three or four months ago. now he

>> at first blush, it seems like you'll take more vote from donald trump than hillary inton.> no, absolutely not. in this monmouth poll, key for me, george is just con but in the monpomouth poll, whe i was 11%, i took more votes from hillary than trump. it draws from both sides. at the end of the day, 50% of americans say they're independent. well, where is their representation? i think it happens to be libertarian. >> you got about a million votes last time around. don't you need more reach and money to get there? >> it's a chicken and egg thing. if you're not in the polls, you don't get the attention. in the fall, at the heart why the system is rigged, the debate commission says you to be at 15% in the polls to get to the debates. >> ross perot got there. >> that's when the league of women voters backed out, saying the whole thing was a rigged game. the debate commission moved polls for starters. and he was in the polls. come the fall, it wouldn't be surprising to me so see, well, gary johnson, he wasn't polling well at all. the fact will be that i wasn't in the polls. righ

harry inton, senior political write 538, susan del percio, and author of black eth nicks. it's getting real out there. like, it is nasty. so let me start with a few stipulations. i think mathematically the sanders people have a point, independent of how they behaved. i think it was 52.6% for hillary clinton, which should be 19-16. so we're talking about two delegates here, at a time when hillary clinton's pledge lead is 300 delegates. i would also say it can be the case that it is true, it is institutionally the prerogative of the democratic party to nominate hillary clinton and also she is winning. it seems to me, that's the issue here. yeah, sure the democratic party of nevada does what harry reid says, you know what i mean? also, she won. >> i think that's exactly right. i think that the argument, for example, that hillary clinton wants to foment this dissension that appears in philadelphia, makes no sense to me. hillary clinton would like nothing more than to be done with this. i'm sure if she could go back in time and hand him those two delegates and avoid all this ke

amy: meanwhile, hundreds of protesters descended on east los anges collegto prote inton's policies, including her remarks callg some yths uper-pretors" in the 1990's as well as her role in the 2009 nduras cp. one prester was escorted out while chanting, "she killed berta," a reference to environmentalist berta caceres, who was assassinated in honduras last month. >> you killed her! berta! b amy: before her death, berta caceres herself had singled out clinton for criticism over her role in the 2009 honduras coup. in the race for the democratic nomination, clinton leads in the delegate count, but her rival vermont senator bernie sanders has vowed to remain in the race until the final primaries in mid-june. sanders campaigned in west virginia thursday ahead of next week's primary there. >> we have a major crisis. we have an epidemic of opiate addiction and heroin addiction. when heard ts morning in mcdowell county was that almost all of the crime down there in one way or another was related moneygs, people needing to feed their habits and stealing a so forth and so on. this is a crisis which we

the final point, for georgia it is extremely important that georgia is kept on the radar of the intonation of diplomacy. and unfortunately, we have slipped off the radar in past years. it is also part of domestic policies in georgia, but we need to remain on the radar. it is not only georgia, but the conflicts must remain on the radar. now, the problem with the osc, once there is a crisis, and it happened in ukraine, showing possesses the estimates and tools to intervene. they created a peace mission for ukraine. the problem is that once there is no crisis. the problem with georgia is that we do not have the crisis. but because we have no crisis , the conflict has slipped off of the onc agenda. there is no presence, there is no activity to resume presents. ce. in fact, there is a feeling that the conflict has been forgotten. i understand. you have syria around the corner, the car bomb that almost exploded two weeks ago, the ongoing crisis in ukraine. but the thing is that these conflicts are just as important. should we wait for something explodes for us to pay attention, or should we use

when we started this campaign we were 60 points behind secretary a inton in national polls, now, and primary after primary, caucus after caucus, we end up winning the vote of people 45 years of age or younger. and that is important because it tells me that the ideas that we are fighting for are the idea of the future of america. and the future of the democratic party. >> we have some insight now into this unusual election from bob schieffer who has covered 13 presidential campaigns. so here is where we are. we remember campaigns for the words they add to our culture, "tippecanoe and tyler too." and "happy days are here again" and i like ike." but the phrase these days is "have you ever?" who would have thought a guy could appeal to the working class by flying around in a private jet, bragging about how rich he was. or when asked why she took $600,000, for making a speech to bankers, a candidate would answer, it's what they offered. or, a candidate could raise $115 million only to discover it had no impact on his campaign. or, a female candidate would list as a qualification, that she

change his vote, because once that, as i understand it, is into ened, then the ability to change -- intonede, except to come forward and be seen in changing your vote, was not stated. which i suggest to the gentleman, the chairman of the rules committee, who knows the rules very well, is unusual. perhaps not against the rules. but unusual. and the vote was an extended vote. speaker ryan has talked to us from the ross trum saying that we want to keep votes to a limited period of time. particularly, i would suggest, we all want to keep votes to a limited period of time when it is a so-called getaway day. but in this instance, that did not occur. n this instance, to change rom 217 to a lesser number that was a losing number, 215 to -- 215-214, i believe, was the final vote. excuse me, 212-215. so five votes were switched net. however one person voted late. again, seven people changed their vote. you're correct. they had a right to do that. but the consequences of that vote are subject to debate. and i raise for you, for this house, and for the american people that the changing of hose seven vo

banks, county government and so on, what we typically find is within four hours they are in the door intoninghe keys to the kingdom. the soft underbelly concept is the truth, if you look at where the most risk is that exists out there the big companies have the assets, the resources, the funding, eight of the top ten banks work effectively with the government, the intel sector with the department of defense, classified information wanting to be brought to the private sector, the real issue from what i see as relates to public/private is the public-sector is trying to work out risk associated with the midtier companies out there and can't keep up so the program we have is we work on behalf of dhs and we are not able to go after the list of energy companies that need our help to scan because we got to wait for some supervision to support us to go out on the field so what i have always thought is if you look at the overall risk where the public-sector assists the private sector in the mid tier and instead of assuming one individual from the government can supervise contractors in the private sec

honestly perhaps even inton saturday with upper level low. l not too far away.rway. we are 1:00 o'clock. most of the activity prettye light. no severe weather we don't haveh to worry about tornadoes or haii this afternoon but a few a scattered showers around we'llal keep it in the forecast throughu 6:00 and perhaps clouds clo overnight before the threat ofet showers gets back in thegek in forecast tomorrow and friday as well. way steve. y we need to make some plans.some. >> all right. we'll get to it.we'll we'll get to it. it >> all right.>> all rig >> at least we know what day ity is. >> 8:49. let's check in with holly andnd maureen find out what's coming m up in a few minutes on good day dc. >> we're all over the big localg stories this wednesday morning. >> live on the metro bus talkinl safety after yesterday's deadly metro bus highjacking.acking >> also at 9a come with us toh u the national mall as its majorar makeup enters its final stages.a >> and choose the prosecutor ino the trial of the century.f the y the oj simpson murder trial.rial marsha clark has writte

products that generate roughly 76% of revenue are capped at household intonation. you set your products at market rate, you would be getting a lot more revenue? potentially. ms. brennan: we have an opportunity in 2017, with the review by the prc, to look at the present price cap, is it meeting its objective as outlined in pa ea, to make sure revenue covers incenses -- expenses.s -- and we think there is an opportunity. we think a rigid price cap is unseeded in an environment where you have declining workload and, growing infrastructure cost. >> my view is if people want the postal service to run like a to give youey need the tools. otherwise they should stop saying that. i yield back. >> thank you. the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to the panel for being here. aboutof this to me is trust in the post office as a whole. going back and looking at the numbers over the last few years, 2015, $5.1 billion loss. 2013, $5 billion lost. at some point, people say, what is going on? this is not just perception. this is the rea

. >> okay.ka >> trying to be careful about b were i say. 52 now in washington, 50 inton,n leonardto it's cool. 45 in frederick.redeck 46 dulles, 48 from winchester ws and martinsburg. there's your clock moving inyour very quickly from the southly and west. it's yet another frontal fno system that wants to hang upo hu across the midatlantic andlant will do so for a couple days. d the bottom line for us we'll have more clouds than sun.. you'll get some occasionaloc sunny breaks for the nexteaks couple hours and then as we ande get into the afternoon hours? ou you have the some scattered showers back in the forecast. i no severe weather. this won't be a big deal buta we'll have scattered showerstesw back by 5:00 p.m. and that tt threat will continue into tuesday, wednesday, thursday,hus friday. fr >> seems like -->> >> i'll be back for the seven day in just a minute.t a nut it won't be last week.st w temperatures will be warmerbe w and there will be moree wille mo sunshine. we'll talk about it.l talk >> thank you tucker. >> uh-huh. >> check the roads and railsoadd this morning.is m hi, erin

wilson wl bridge we are all jammed up onau the inner loop, local lanes les especially prince george's intonnorthbound forget about itti horrible ride across the 14th t street bridge with volume.ol crashes in the did trick asri a well. a crash southern avenue anden a wheeler rd another one north capital streee and chaning street northeast ant then in northwest constitutionot avenue at 23rd street. s tons of red on our secondaries.s trying to get into the districtc and if you're taking metro, red line back to normal after an afr earlier power outage at van ne ness. earlier malfunction at federalt triangle. triangle still affecting the silver linel and then signal problem blue ane yellow line at braddock road rd causing big delays from the the pentagon noon city. please be prepared for that. tha live look outside wet roads ands issues across the wilson bridgeg as i mentioned. mention inner loop really stacks up topp side of the beltway really heavy traffic on the outer loop across the area of new hampshire hamhi avenue. and the reputation i was talkinl about wisdom that of just a pura gentlema

change his vote, because once that, as i understand it, is into ened, then the ability to change -- intoned, then the ability to change's one vote, except to come forward and be seen in changing your vote, was not stated. which i suggest to the gentleman, the chairman of the rules committee, who knows the rules very well, is unusual. perhaps not against the rules. but unusual. and the vote was an extended vote. speaker ryan has talked to us from the ross trum saying that we want to keep votes to a limited period of time. particularly, i would suggest, we all want to keep votes to a limited period of time when it is a so-called getaway day. but in this instance, that did not occur. n this instance, to change rom 217 to a lesser number that was a losing number, 215 to -- 215-214, i believe, was the final vote. excuse me, 212-215. so five votes were switched net. however one person voted late. again, seven people changed their vote. you're correct. they had a right to do that. but the consequences of that vote are subject to debate. and i raise for you, for this house, and for the american peo

he didn't have children board born intonment -- government, right?ve them to moms and dads so that we as a unit could raise our children together to become children of strong character. there was a survey done if use ago and it was a survey of moms. ass' greatest challenge stated over and over was trying to raise children with character. difficult whene you have, for instance, a public school system, that many parents feel undermines their values and character. it becomes very difficult to do that when you have government intrusion into every aspect of your life. and so, we in this country right aw, i fear, are in constitutional crisis. we really are. we are going to hearken back to the principles, the foundational principles of liberty that our forefathers so beautifully scripted out in the bill of rights. or we are going to go further into government intrusion. and my fear is that neither of our presidential nominees, so to speak, neither one is a nominee yet, but it does appear that they will be, are not understanding that the constitution limits

fallen intons have poverty. family paychecks have declined. the number of families on food stamps has skyrocketed by 40% -- all during the obama years. and the percentage of americans owning a home is down 5.2%. more and more americans believe andre on the wrong track that their kids will not be as well off as they are today. is raised onerica the promise of progress. that is losing out to president obama's surrender in his new normal economy. something is terribly wrong in our country when a leading democrat recently bragged that "we are going to put a lot of coal miners and a lot of coal companies out of business." but it doesn't have to be this way. strong economic growth that made the united states the greatest country on earth. we have a moral imperative to recognize that we have experienced a loss to decade of economic growth and opportunity and we have to change this. we have a moral imperative to recognize the rates of poverty -- what the rates of poverty does to our citizens. it creates holes in the social fabric that holds us togethe