things that i spent time with some of the neighbors doing is standing on the corner of ninth and irvingnd many of you know the familiar sound of some of the onl old muni trains which still come through this way, how loud and heavy they are. remember i said the new trains will be much quieter. did you just hear how much quieter the new trains are? a loa lot of the promises to ths community are finally happening and it was because of your patience. we know that it was very challenging to come in and the construction and the loss of parking and tearing up the streets and digging in and you all, through this whole challenge, you were very patient and we really appreciate that, because now we are here realizing just really a dream for community, an improvement to the sidewalks, an improvement to the infrastructure and an improvement to our water pressure system so that when there is a fire or emergency, the pressure -- i know this is not probably that interesting, but it makes all the difference when dealing with any emergency that water suppression and our equipment and the systems actually

most importantly, ninth avenue and irving is an intersection that is painful for people who walk around this neighborhood on a frequent basis. you're sometimes stopped at a light for up to two and a half minutes while waiting for trains to come and go and bikes, muni, all that stuff. now that the stops have been reconfigured so that the buses get through the light before they have to stop, that intersection will be so much more pleasant for all of us to experience. so that's why we're here and why we did it and everyone who has put up with the noise and all of that, give yourself a round of applause. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, let's give the project is big hand. this is a great improvement. our mayor is challenging us to continue do more projects like this and public works and the partnership with all of the agencies will continue to deliver for you. so with that said, we will cut the ribbon and so, where is the ribbon-cutting team here? we have behind us. >> and would the folks like martha, barbara and other community members feel free to come up and cut this rib bin. ribbon.

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i'm joined by the one and only irv gotti and produced hits for people you also know and is the creatorseries "tales" which as wrapped its second season. and also someone who knows his way around this newsroom and a political analyst right here on the beat. we love you both. >> you look so serious in person and there it's you joking around. >> i can actually occasionally joke around. >> i love it. let's go. >> you know people have layers. you know this. >> yes, i am too a layered guy. >> i think so. sam, who needs to fall back? >> each week we get more and more stuff impeachable and certainly we see more and more opportunity for the trump administration to say we're not going to show up, we're not going to give you the statutorily mandated oversight powers you have. >> do you think the democrats should be tougher on trump here? >> you know, guys like me, we have interesting views on politics. i don't know if it's ready for prime time -- >> let me put it like this. you build a business, you work with a lot of different people and you were known to be, tell me if i'm wrong, aggressive. >>

phase twphase two will be 12 blm luola to you'r irving within the existing green space and incorporates a curbside inlet from the street, pipes it into the rain garden and allows it to soak into the landscape before it enters our combined sewer. we received two bids in june and we recently issued ntp to the low bidder in late september. the north shore push station is 35 years old and due for a major upgrade with four existing dry-weather lift pumps and allows for them to operate as redundant wet-weather pumping, providing wet weather conditions. this project will include improvements to the bar screen, as well as an overhaul to other systems, including the electrical, push controls and distributed control systems. and this project was advertised and was slated to start construction in september, but, unfortunately, due to overall safety program concerns, we have elected to close the bidding and we will bring forward a prequalification process to validate bidders before soliciting for actual bids. >> i was going to clarify why we are pausing these projects, because we're working with th

irving and her man who worked on a white owned farm where they suffered ongoing abuse.thers left the farm in search of better working conditions. the farm owners tried to stop them with gunfire and then alleged that the alleged that the two brothers hurt them. okay? soon after irving and herman were arrested and jailed and whites posted signs throughout texas advertising their impending lynching. on july 6, 1920. 3,000 gathered to watch as both men were tied to a flag pole at the towns fairground. tortured and burned to death. after the lynching the brothers corpses were chained to a car. driven through the town black community for hours. local sheriff in the case declared the brothers had been guilty of no crime at all. yet they were tortured and lynched. that is a lynching. good evening. this story is disturbing. he's been disturbing me all day. i wonder if you took the word lynching out and put in this was a presidential holocaust. how people would feel. a presidential raping. how people would feel. lynching has a disturbing connotation as well. charles, your reactio

with the president of finland, president trump responded to repeated questions about house democrats irving forward with an impeachment inquiry, and the whistleblower complaints about a july 2019 phone call with the ukrainian president. pres. trump: thank you very much. it is a great honor to have a man who is a great friend of mine. we know each other many -- very well. we have many things to discuss, including trade, the military, and different very exciting events. so we will have a long time together today. we will then be having lunch. i think we will be seeing the media right afterwards. and say a few words. it is an honor, mr. president, to have you with us. niinisto: thank you very much. i am awaiting our conference. junko he is a man of few words and gets it done. that is what i like about him. the whistleblower is very inaccurate. the whistleblower started this whole thing by writing a report on a conversation i had with the president of ukraine. ukraine. the conversation was perfect. it could not have been nicer. and the conversation was perfect. not a thing wrong. unless you hea

time is of the essence to say i'd like to add this word or add this sentence as kurds irving slosberg, as isis terrace are escaping. no, e no, no. no, no, no. we should move the house bill because we all know there's only one person who can reverse this and that is the president and the greatest stability to make them her verses and overwhelming message from the republicans tied, house and senate that this is wrong. he doesn't hear that too often publicly from our republican friends. he is heard from the house correctly and courageously. please my friends my republican friends in the senate let's put politics aside. let's vote the house bill pass yesterday. there is no time to waste. time is of the essence. the presidenthi still doesn't gt it through their meeting at the white house demonstrated that. hopefully an overwhelming bipartisan vote in the senate will break it to him so i strongly, strongly in the strongest of terms urge my friends leader mcconnell and our republican colleagues to allow a vote from syrian resolution today. security, justice, fairness demand no less. now on c

and washington irving with the drive with the real thing. paul revere is part of the radical inner circle and is in the countryside to alert people in lexington and concorde the british are coming. incidentally he did not yell the british are coming that would not make sense he is quoted as yelling the regulars are coming out to meaning the regular british army are coming out of boston. that means they are coming with a substantial partial portion of their large army and mercenaries with the greatest fleet to the world has ever seen to kill the man and rape the women. and burn your town in some cases. but it really doesn't have any relationship to the legend of sleepy hollow. >> the british navy had 300 sips - - ships. >> what about today quick. >> remember in the reagan years. the navy was a big deal but has been declining since then. then onn that north american station. >> and the messenger for the boston radicals for some time to philadelphia and new hampshire and was an expert at doingg this and carrying the news quickly and was reliabl

you see irving younger, he was the first one to get killed. >> reporter: at 80, the targeting of jewse way he looked at his sane na going to for a while. i looked at this and i said this looks like a tomb stone there's no holiness emanating from this building. and 11 bodies in it. it's a cemetery. >> reporter: a year later. >> everything passes. >> reporter: all he wants to do is go back to his sanctuary. >> how long have you been going to this synagogue? >> 54 years. >> 54 years. >> yeah. >> that is a long time. no wonder you feel like this is home. >> it's home. it's home. >> reporter: survivor joe charney agrees. >> do you want to go back? >> very much. >> why? >> why? because it's the right thing to do. because if you don't, the other side wins. >> the anti-semites? >> yes. >> reporter: it's a beacon showing the jewish faithful will endure and the dead will never be forgotten. >> what is you want people to know about your friends who prayed with you at the synagogue? >> i want them to know that their lives meant something, that they were the epitome of how we should be. >> i mean

plaza. >> jimmy: you saw radiohead in irving plaza >> yeah, back in the day it was before "ok computeren people say like, "oh, yeah, it was happening." i am never there i am always, like, hearing about these things 30 years in new york and that was one of the only things that i've ever been at where i went, "i was there!" >> jimmy: i was there! >> i was at a happening! >> jimmy: guys, i was cool, yeah >> i was cool. i was in the winner's circle, like, for once >> jimmy: so, radiohead. >> anyway, we've known each other a long time. and i felt, you know, thom and our generation, i think, has really - he's been a songwriter who catches sort of the emotional, you know, longing. but also kind of just the terror and the dissonance of the modern world right? and their music has such beautiful, melodic, anthemic stuff. but then also just so much fracture in it, right? >> jimmy: yeah >> and i -- my character in this film, that's him in a a nutshell he's kind of a sensitive and funny and thoughtful person. but he has this brain that will not turn off and can -- and the word play. i asked -- i sa

kevin durant here, along with kyrie irving yesterday.hey're playing the game at a local restaurant, but celebrating kevin durant's 31st birthday. how else would they celebrate? >> shooting hoops. >> dave and busters. i could see some little kid saying who are these guys? >> well somebody was filming it. >> all right, thank you. >> that's the sporting life for the night. >> thanks for joining us. >> see you later. >> good night. roger's dating already? o.m.g. i wonder if she's younger than him. can you hold on a second? [ cellphone beeps ] lorraine, how's my favorite client? i've been on something of a hot streak at work. i've tapped into a rich vein of new clients -- recently divorced moms. you might say i hit the single-mother lode. how about that master suite, huh? maybe if i had someone to share it with. lorraine, you are a beautiful woman with a lot to offer. should we make an offer? it's a great house, but i'm just gonna be alone. [ laughing ] diane, you're not gonna be alone. you're gonna get a loan. sodas, snacks -- poker game's i

it's a tale written by washington irving. he was one of the early fees, it happened on the night of april 1775. part of the radical inner circle and he sent out into the countryside to other people and concord and elsewhere that british are coming. he didn't yell the british are coming, that wouldn't have made sense to people at that time. the regulars are coming out. the regular british army coming out of boston. i used the phrase as a metaphor because that's really what the first couple of years was about. they are coming with a substantial portion of their very large army. 30,000 mercenaries, most half of the greatest parts the world has ever seen. there coming to kill your men and rape your women. in some cases, burnt your time. it doesn't really have any relationship to the sleepy hollow. the british had maybe about 300 chips. >> do we have that in the u.s. navy today? >> probably not. remember back to the reagan years, navy was a big deal. 300 warships, that's a very powerful navy. the world had never seen anything like

jaime: para jÓvenes como irving es ahora cuando se requiere demostrar nuevamente la fuerza de los dreamersbre la trama con ucrania, la casa blanca admitiÓ sorpresivamente que el presidente trump le habÍa pedido que habría que investigarse el papel que ese paÍs tuvo en las elecciones de estados unidos de los 1016, el jefe de gabinete de trump reconociÓ ademÁs que washington retuvo la ayuda militar a ucrania porque supuestamente le preocupaba la correcciÓn allÍ. Éstas condiciones se le echaron mÁs leÑa al fuego a las investigaciones a trump, como nos informa. janis: en un testimonio sin precedente, el jefe de gabinete de casa blanca admitiÓ que el gobierno del presidente trump sÍ retuvo la ayuda militar a, porque el presidente querÍa que ese paÍs investigara al servidor de correos electrÓnicos del comitÉ nacional demÓcrata, en relación con las elecciones de 2016. pero horas despuÉs ese retracto, dijo que el dinero no tenÍ >> no tienen salida, estÁn hacinados, lo Único que pueden decir es que asÍ es el mundo, si, pero nunca funcionaba sin el pasado. janis: el posible abuso de poder del presie

as was irving. who got the play in the game. kd is going to lay out a year.the seawolves. they go to overtime. he had a chance to be a hero. it all fades away right there. the seawolves pull it out on brooklyn's home floor. 127-1 127-126. >>> the 49ers have another new name on the team. he is going to hopefully for their sake take them to another level. number 17. it is manny sanders. working out today. in talking about his first impression of coach kyle shanahan. >>> getting here and seeing how he is. just very laid-back funny guy. light on his toes. i can't wait to get home until my wife the head coach is wearing. that is cool. this is one cool coach. >>> 7-0 record. >>> check this out. if you missed the first pitch tonight. olympic champion gymnast houston native simone. she knows what she is doing. that is body control. throws out the first pitch. that was the highlight of the night for astros fans. that is the sporting life right now.>>> once give you one last look tonight at the fire burning east of cloverdale. in sonoma county. we have been following.

for you because you used to tend to be historians war of the worlds in the mercury theater clifford irving rosie the role of these. stories professional wrestling the work kayfabe all of this. this was some type of us psychosocial test it was a just a bad story and i think we learned a lot from this and you know what i mean the old e.b.'s even had this been a national emergency you would have been this was a test to see whether we could actually captivate everybody's attention and the answer is yes we can do that if this stupid story away and the contraption that couldn't lift. anything and this kid is saying repeatedly it was it was a lie. so i think we learned something. if this if we really put our minds to it we all can be connected if. i want to it's interesting to find a way. cleve elle magazine wrote in his piece balloon boy predicted the entire trash fired world we're currently living in a great title for an article. that basically you could see it was it was as the start of an ongoing operating failure to react skeptically and proportionally to what turns up on our personal screen

sleepy hollow is a hail written by washington irving is one of the early endeavors of george washington. paul revere's ride is a real thing and it happened on the night of such 1775. paul revere a silversmith in boston, part of the radical inner-circle and he sent out into the countryside to alert tpeople in lexington and concorde and elsewhere that the british are coming. he didn't yell incidentally the british are coming, that wouldn't have made any sense to people who still at that time thought of themselves as british. what you was quoted as yelling is the regulars are coming out in the regular british army coming out of boston. i use the phrase as a metaphor because that's what the first couple of years of war are about. the british are coming with a substantial portion of their very large army y, coming with 30,000 hessian mercenaries with almost half of the greatest police the world as ever seen andcoming to kill your men, radio when it . plunder your homes and in some cases for your account. >> so if a product thing but it doesn't really have any relation to the legend of sleepy

with the president of finland, president trump responded to repeated questions about house democrats irving forward with an impeachment inquiry, and the whistleblower complaints about a july 2019 phone call with the ukrainian president. pres. trump: thank you very much. it is a great honor to have a man who is a great friend of mine. we know each other many -- very well. we have many things to discuss, including trade, the military, and different very exciting events. so we will have a long time together today. we will then be having lunch. i think we will be seeing the media right afterwards. and say a few words. it is an honor, mr. president, to have you with us. mr

so in his telling, it is a irve rocess, and it will become public once this portion of the behind closed doors part is finished. there will be, transcripts released, testimony, some of these witnesses may come back for public hearings. >> to you in washington, republicans of course want to force a vote against inteigence share, adam schiff, what nde the gr for justifying such a vote? >> reporter: procedurally, if enough of them sign a petition thn force a vote. we expected to fail the democrats will vote to table it and move on. the poinrepublicans are arguing, is that they say that adam hiff is not conducting this fairly as scott was mentioning. they have taken issue with some of his statements for example he has gone hit by the fact checkers. he made a nocomment saying one had spoken with the whistleblower essentially and we found out later, that in fact the whistleblower had st approached hisf and got the advice to go ahead and move forward with the whistleblower complaint which is the proper procedur but he had de this comment srt of saying that hadn't occurred. they also take issue

also i have to say gail professor irving kishor said it around the beginning of the depression so we like stories about celebrities that have that gravitas of the inauguration and then to hear president roosevelt say that in his own words just search on youtube. you can see it he has more of a magisterial feature than the current president but he was a good speaker. [laughter] so another thing that's important there were other causes of the great depression and one of them was talked about a lot but we don't associate is that robots are coming to replace jobs and people will be permanently unemployed with these robots. wait a minute you talking about robots in 1930? you bet for go the term robot came from a play. charlie chaplin had a nice movie about that called modern times. actually is a great movie it's about charlie chaplin who was working in a factory it was automated in the sense it had conveyor belts. he had to do the same task and it's really funny and it drove him crazy. but it's that story that was happening in the great depression was repeated many times in the great depr

advertising ecosystem that roku builds on advertising that's kbilt on top of that >> could roku be an attract irv target for one of these bigger players? >>. >> i suppose it's always possible one advantage is that roku has had independence all this time there's no conflicts in terms of getting on to devices, i think that's been something that's helped them all of this time they've done a good job creating and defining the category in the u.s. thus far, i don't think that's necessarily the plan. could be in the cards, but it's not the plan >> does your bullish case get burnish get hurt by the fact that there are so many players or does that not matter. >> not so much offering new streaming services behind the positive view here, the rise of new streaming services like disney plus and others will only encourage more consumers to watch on connected devices. some of those are not necessarily ads supported. they will engender a more roe bust ecosystem in general. and on these ecosystems, you'll have a lot of the ads, hulu and various other ads supported. consumers will watch more and more of those. pl

. >> referring to the irving thing, the 8 million. >> it was 8.4. it just seems -- >> i just wanted to make sure. >> it seems so simple and i must be missing something that is involved with it. >> we could come back and report on that, to have you do that. >>> than >> thank you. now if you could answer, commissioner, the next question. >> i was hoping to go through the waste water. >> i called the waste water first so you can answer it and wenandyou went ssip. >> sarah, could you maybe speak to the cost because i have a better understanding because we've talked a lot about these projects. >> there's a couple of things with the pilot block. we encountered problems with the steep learning curve and no staff that new about green infrastructure. the public work's staff tasked with implementing the project needed to be trained from beginning to end on how to do it and ended up that the unit costs were higher than our engineer's estimate and since that was a learning block, we then said, ok, let's document or lessons learned and try putting the next piece

kyrie irving had a debut to remember in brooklyn last night.the one-year anniversary of his grandfather's death, the new jersey native lit up the scoreboard at barclay's center. the only thing that didn't go right, was this, winning the game. a great effort for him. the stepback at the buzzer in o.t. but no. the nets fall to the t-wolves, 127-126. >>> a great opening week doub doublehead doubleheader, the bucks and rockets, followed by the clippers taking on the warriors in their brand-new arena in san fran. >>> tiger woods is become with a bang. he had been out for two months after a knee surgery. it showed early. three-straight bogeys. but tiger caught fire, running up nine birdies en route to his best round in other a year, a 6 under 64. he's got a share of the lead. >>> we have to go back to the world series for a trending moment. superstar gymnast simone biles threw out the first pitch for her hometown astros. i know you saw this, a back flip with a twist, before flowing the ball across the plate. incredible. the astros will need some acro

the mass shooting at a condo building in west irving park is devastating and almost unfathomable exceptit is happening too frequently, not only here, but across our country. >>> a chaotic scene during a wedding in new hampshire, and two guests were shot. the suspect is in police custody. it happened yesterday morning. police say around 40 guests were in the church when the shooting broke out. the bishop was among those injured. police say wedding guests tackled the suspect. >> for my understanding, they basically ganged up on him. minor injuries occurred to the other guest. >> the bishop is in serious condition at the hospital. the other shooting victim is expected to be okay. investigators say the shooting does not appear to be random. the suspect is scheduled to be arraigned next week. >>> in new york, for people are dead and three others injured, following a shooting inside an illegal gambling site. it happened in brooklyn's crime had crown heights neighborhood. 15 people were inside when shots were fired. they found evidence of gambling. no word on motive or interest. >>> governor n

here to report on this breaking news, kylie irving and manu raju. this is the secretary of state telling congress, no, go away. >> reporter: yeah, this is secretary of state who is one of the closest members of trump's cabinet to the president. it is very noteworthy that he's come out with this letter and he posed the letter on twitter at the same time the letter went to the committees on the hill. that is something the state department has often complained the hill has done to them. nevertheless, he's going forth and making this statement saying, essentially, it is not feasible for the state department employees who have been disposed by these committees to go forth and be disposed in the amount of time that the committees have given them. that's over the next two weeks that these were scheduled. and there is a number of legal and procedural reasons that he lays out in this letter to the hill. he says, first of all, the legal authority here is questionable, because these officials who are being deposed, they weren't subpoenaed, so it would be volun

. >> you see irving younger, he was the first one to get killed. >> at 80 the targeting of jews oncehe way he looked at his synagogue for a while. >> i looked at that and said this looks like a tombstone. there is no holiness emanating from the building. >> how long have you been going to this synagogue? >> 54 years. >> that is a long time. no wonder you feel like this is home. >> it's home. it's home. >> survivor joe charney agrees. do you want to go back? >> so very much. >> why? >> why? because it's the right thing to do. because if you don't, the other side wins. >> the anti-semites. >> yes. >> for many it's a beacon showing the jewish faithful will endure and the dead will never be forgotten. what is it you want people to know about those people who were your friends, who prayed with you at the synagogue? >> i want them to know that their lives meant something, that they were the epitome of how we should be. >> i mean, you were forced to remember every weekday. >> right. >> you say the names. >> yeah. that was great. still is great. i'm glad we do it. i like to hear the names. i

irving has arrived. he lays a 50 on the t wolfs. in his debut. has his team up 3.ance to be a complete hero. but loses the handle. the nets were done down 1. 127- 126. seawolves snatched the opener. in brooklyn. >>> it is all about the new kid in town for the san francisco 49ers. as they tried to keep the perfect record intact. good and getting better with the addition of a big-time wide receiver. it is manny sanders on hand. his first donning of the 49er uniform. wearing number 17. he used to wear 10 at denver. belongs to a guy by the name of jimmy. probably will suit up sunday against carolinas. working out today. in his first impression of what kyle shanahan has going on with the 49ers. >>> getting here and just seeing. very laid-back funny guy. light on his tolls. i noticed in the team meeting. i can't wait to get home and tell my wife the head coach. that is cool. this is one cool coach. >>> uses for those. a deep tissue very casual slip on. >>> we go from lighthearted to heavy emotion. carolina coming to town with a very disgruntled it seems eric reid. when h

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kyrie irving collaborated with nickelodeon and nike to create the sneakers.ailable starting today on nike's website. >>> and speaking of shoes good news for women who love high heels. convertible high heels. look at that. the first of its kind shoes were donated to students in las vegas. the designer created a convertible heel transforming from sheik heels to flats without compromising style. >> hopefully going to help empower these women to take the next step into their careers. >> 300 pairs of shoes were donated to the students. sorry i love to talk about shoes. >> these are pretty cool. >> get a pair they look good. >> very good. >>> 6:25 right now. the college admissions scandal lands another bay area parent behind bars. coming up how long a will be concerned for lying about her son's ethnicity. >> and the state of california is releasing its my shake app today. we're talking to the scientists behind the app next. >> and taking a look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. where look at you see that backup on this thursday morning. it's 6:25. we'll be righ

kyrie irving with a debut to remember in brooklyn last night. 50 points.t ever by a player in his first game with a new team. the only thing that didn't go right, this moment. incredible effort in overtime. time expiring, but he misses the shot. the nets fall to the t-wolves in overtime. >>> another great opening week double header tonight on tnt. first up, bucks and rockets followed by kawhi leonard's clippers taking on the warriors in their new arena. i wanted to share this trending moment with you before we go from the world series last night. superstar gymnast simone biles with the back flip with a twist before she threw out the first pitch which was a strike proving again she's the most dynamic athlete on the planet. >> that was a twist to the first pitch we didn't see coming. that is so great. >> she did it like it was nothing. >> i know. like her sneakers are prospect propelled. wow. >>> meanwhile, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg facing the fire on capitol hill. >> do you see a potential problem here with a complete lack of fact checking on political a

and despite irve being ry, very oil-rich country, the basic services are still lacking. and it does not seem likelys you said the very bloated public sector could go away any time soon. >> jane, quickly, in the time we have left, expand a little bit out for us. er the region, what's t impact of these protest movements and that these two governments are being fundamentally challenged right now? >> it's a emg stt for the region, nick, in terms of what w peopnt. and the fact that they are defying sectarianism, they're defying traditional politics. and what we're hearing is a louder and louder voice that is, to a certain extent, reminiscent e arab spring of 2011 and 2012. but different in the sense it's more focused on economic reform. what we're seeing now is a younger generatiothat have lost patience with the results of corruption and sectarianism, and ey're a lot moe focused on what they want, which is a mo nrnd and acceptable standard of living for young people. >> jane ferguson in beirut, pesha magid i baghdad, thank you very much. >> woodruff: the country's diversity i

whether it's moving to medicare nationalize the means of production irv they're elected. >> question here in the front. >> i am a report with voice of america's service and i have to ask you about north korea. you said north korea right after the korean war, economically period, superior to south korea. was socialism the reason behind that and the second question is understand that north korea is right now putting its options to imat that time china's or vietnam's growth path. do you think it's a viable objection for them? >> so, the chinese peninsula was occupied by japan for many years, and korean peninsula was run by the chinese it was sort of a dictatorship but it was mostly private property kind of system. so, what -- the reality was most of the electricity, most over the heavy industry that existed in korea was on the northern side and wasn't a route of socialism. just the result of conditions that were present there. but i would applaud north korea moving in the chinese direction. just because you can't have all the freedom in the world doesn't mean some freedom will not going

years old but i started to read biographies i think i started at a i learned john adams maybe by irvingne which is not a biography per se but i started reading and then i got to hamilton and i stopped because he was strange in comparison tohe the others not a lot had written about him. he had a weird beginning of his life relatively poor he was intriguing to me as a young person he wanted to accomplish great things so identified with the young person who wanted to have an exciting life so i read the biography ofo hamilton i won't mention it because i didn't like it and i didn't believe it in my brain i said it didn't sound convincing so i went to the library and asked the librarian what he read that gave him the right of what he said in the book so she pointed me to the hamilton papers i pulled out a volume and looked at them now granted h century correspondence but to me that was the real stuff. everything else is telling me about the history but that was the history someone putting on paper what they were thinking but to me that was the most exciting thing ever. i don't want someone e

guidance, mitigating measures such as the design debate system for reserve from integration, -- where's irvrenumeration. we already got through this on other occasions but the function of the committee is to provide technical advice to the governing council. that is what they did. besidesrning council what it deems appropriate. the governing council has different minds. no surprises there. it is all confirmed by the maintaining of monetary policy stance today. what are the main risks/ from all main risk viewpoints but especially also for my financial stability viewpoint is a downturn in the economy. whether it is global or the euro zone, this will be the main risk from all viewpoints. from the side of convergence of inflation to our objective. obviously from the angle of maintaining a high level of employment and economic activity and of nominal wage growth as we have seen today. from the angle of financial stability itself, it is clearly one of the great benefits that the banking sector or all players in the financial system had from this monetary policy was the extraordinary improvement i

[laughter] >> may baker mayfield work out better than tyree irving did for the celtics. whoa. i like tyree, but i didn't work out. mayfield is one of the most confident quarterbacks i think playing today and when it call starts to click, he and odell beckham are going to be unstoppable. i predict that. that is until they play the patriots on october 27th. as i hope you know by now, i do love this city which had more than 100 events this spring to commemorate your river catching on fire 50 years ago. that's got to be a record. now your river has more boats on it than boston's own rivers, the charles. so i love a good comeback story. [applause] >> you can give it up for the river. we're gathered here tonight, really for one reason. that's because we love literature, we love stories, we love poems. we love words, whether they're delivered through poetry, through prose, fiction or nonfiction. we recognize four writers tonight who in their different styles and different genres render visible the invisible. they give life to those people and histories that have been erased and these

the house sergeant-at-arms, paul irving, was called because now the scif is not secure.hose committees who took their electronic devices and phones into the room. that's a problem. that is a violation of house rules and one source told me those members could be subject to an ethics complaint. you're not supposed to do that. here's the other issue. it's not unheard of to have members of congress get permission of a committee chair if they're not on one committee to sit in on an interview or hearing of another committee, but it's kind of a gentleperson's agreement. members are usually loathe to go in and break those rules because if you are goring that person's ox today, they may try to gore your ox tomorrow. they basically blew that up today. they say it was worth it, the republicans did, because they think the democrats are handling this in such inappropriate fashion. we don't know what this means for testimony today from laura cooper, who still hasn't started. she was supposed to start about 10:00 this morning. or if they will ever get to her, frankly. neil: amazing. ch

irving roth is the holocaust survivor. he's a gentleman that i've met you become to love. these last 15 years or so, he's been traveling around the world. he's been sharing of his holocaust experience. the one thing that is very clear we do hear him speak is he says this, the holocaust it all started with words. it is untrue. words are powerful. my father was born on august 20th 1919, long time ago. on the same day of my death birth, near osborne germany, a private first class began teaching five-day course for the race worth. the german armed forces. the decorated he received citations for bravery, for single-handedly capturing a group of french soldiers hiding in a show full when you're in final german end of the world war one. so temporary blinded in a mustard gas attack, near belgium, he was selected as one of the squad 26 instructors to advocate nationalist and the troops. this interjects soldier was ideal because he excelled in the training course and impresses instructors. he was working alongside his unit commander, rudolph investment, dynamic soldier who did most

let's go back to our phone lines and let's go to ted, calling from irving, texas on the republican linegood morning. caller: hello, how are you doing? host: just fine. go ahead, ted. caller: i think giuliani is a patriot and a fighter, and that is what he has in common with trump. i think there is a lot of propaganda that goes on, and the people that cannot understand the difference between truth and fiction, they have been brainwashed and, you know, people like that, all i can say is the road to hell is paved with good intentions, but you know what? it ain't going to work. to elizabeth, calling from staten island, new york city. good morning. good morning. yes, ted i think you should go online and do a little bit of homework. i was in the neighborhood where mr. eric garner was killed by an officer. i love my neighborhood and my i love my neighborhood and my community and new york city. giuliani, if you look up online goresmanhings, like louima, and investigations by the hague, he was being looked into right before 9/11 happened. that saved his career, like many he deserves to be in pri

ronnie from irving, texas. supporting impeachment. caller: thank you for taking my call.ne, donald trump has tried to normalize the type of behavior he has shown throughout his whole presidency, the constant lying, the constant barrage against any criticism. so this is where we are at. when he stood on stage in helsinki and threw his intelligence community under for vladimir putin that was treason. so i do not see any choice but to impeach him. basically, he is new york gutter trash. he never was worthy of being president. he is not even worthy of scrubbing the toilets in the white house that obama used. host: patrick in maryland, opposing impeachment. good morning. caller: the main reason i am opposed is i believe it is being used as a political strategy and divisiveness between the parties is hurting the country more than the other issues. thank you. host: one of the events we covered yesterday feature that national security advisor, you can find it on our website c-span.org, the reporting, john bolton criticizes donald trump's courtship of north korea. in his first pub