georgia delegation are getting to sit here today and not only speak to you, which our dear colleague john lewis as well, because many of those same things that we say about you, we have to say about our colleague, mr. lewis. as a again you inlove for our people, the sense of optimism, desire for a bright future, all of those things come through, not just in your words but in your actions. i want to thank you for that. 40 sir isakson, i have been told that i cannot call you johnny on the floor. could,, i would say, thank you for your service to the great state of georgia. the world is better because of the service you have for your fellow man. with that, i yield the floor. announcer: congress returns next week. on the agenda for december, the house will work on a prescription drug pricing bill and voting rights legislation. both the house and senate have until december 20 to pass all 12 spending bills for the rest of fiscal year 2022 avert a government shutdown. they also hope to finish work on a policy bill before the end of the year. the house returns on tuesday. the senate will vote on the en

the john lewis one, feel which is rather interesting.the advert to become a parody of itself. what is interesting is, the wave of admiration for these adverts in the morning, followed by the cynicism and people falling in love with them again. it is a lovely bubble to be in. the retailers think they work, the track record is they must work otherwise they wouldn't invest so many millions are making these adverts every year? 100%, there many millions are making these adverts every year? 10096, there was the kevin the carrot, from algae which was mimicking and looking forward to thejohn lewis christmas advert which made my head go. then you get advertising campaigns that try to be very anti—christmas, so for example, you had iceland, making the case about saving the ra i nfo rests the case about saving the ra i nforests not the case about saving the rainforests not using palm oil and the controversy about that was it wasn't shown on television and that created a new story. they are trying to generate as much news headlines and social media

looking at john lewis, what he did. his face bashed in, his head bashed in, and now all these years later he's an icon of our country. you believe in that stuff. >> oh, that's why i'm here. god, those were leaders that called to the moral imagination of this country and made us understand. black, white, whatever. we have common cause and we have to fight for justice. even if it's not directly affecting you that's what we need right now. >> but that's aspirational. people say you're aspirational like obama was. but aspiration, it's 2019. why won't aspiration and hope and we can do a better job and we can make it in this country, it's not nostalgia, it's optimism. why isn't that grabbing people? >> right now it's happening for jimmy carter is polling at 1%. talked about decency and he eventually won. bill clinton talked about hope. he's polling at 4%. he eventually won. barack obama this day in his race in 2007 he was 21 points behind hillary clinton but he talked aspirationally. this is my moment. i'm on the edge right n

if you give me a chance to leave, i will cause what john lewis says is good trouble. i will challenge us. i will ask more from you than any other president has ever asked before because we need to mobilize a new american movement. >> thank you, senator. >> keep me on this stage. keep me on this race. it is time we fight and fight together. please go to corybooker.com. >> senator booker, thank you very much. >> mr. steyer, your closing statement. >> last time i was on this stage, i started by saying everybody here is more patriot and more competent than the criminal in the white house, and i stand by that statement. but i'm different from everybody else on this stage. i know that the government in washington, d.c. is broken. i know that it's been purchased by corporations, and i've spent a decade putting together coalitions of ordinary american citizens to beat those corporations. i'm the only one on this stage who's willing to talk about structural change in washington itself, term limits, that if we're going to make bold changes, we're going to need new and different

privilege of -- with their georgia congressman john lewis. we went there to mark the andversary of bloody sunday reenacted that march across the bridge. wife and children with me. those a day i'll never forget. we gathered and had a worship like they have done 35 years earlier, we walked to the bridge and as we were walking up, there was an old named dr. f d reis and i was walking with him. have beenof you who there, the bridge is actually steep and you have to walk up to the middle before you can see the other side and the pastor told me they had walked to the top of the bridge and when they downed the top they looked and saw a sea of flashing lights officerse and mounted and i looked at him as we looks down on the scene 45 years later , i said to him did you think about turning back? the way waldman weetimes smile and he said had all prayed and decided to go on regardless and so they did. when that march was over, the brutality of that moment would inspire the passage of the voting rights act and help transform this nation into a more perfe

of the union will swell again when we are touched by the better angels of our nature and so what john lewis did was to say and act out more beautifully than i could what lincoln calls the better angels of our nature, that we are friends, not enemies or profound thing that we saw, very moving to see. there are plenty of good people in politics to want to be that way, want to be the way that those two guys were and it is systeme we don't have a that allows and encourages that more. fromt's go to brad kentucky, independent line. >> you mentioned earlier about people outn and the in the nation. with have more in common andher person in rural iowa there are so much morethere is r life and shared american experience. one thing i wanted to say was somethingn all agree happened in 2016. engage insh to political descriptions or personalities because i'm trying to make a larger point, but whatever this divisive spirit that has taken hold of our shared american brotherhood that is evident to all, it exponentially grew in 2016 and has been since. past,eing said, in the there had always been a communica

time shopping in the capital is west on the 9th of november $989.00 the night the ball came down john lewis across the border in that thousands and many headed straight to west balance most famous shopping for the force to street was a showcase of consumerism and the divided city today to return to the famous street looks out of what it meant for many germans from the communist east to see for the 1st time. i did a reporter christopher coke one of those locations where 30 years ago a lot of east germans are flocked to welcome christophe where i. i met 1st and phil as you mentioned one of maybe the most important place when it comes to showcasing capitalism in germany there are few other places as significant as the 1st and dumb with all a free market society had to offer and all the might of the consumer on display here both of which were unheard of in the east of the country you have shops here selling the odd code here fashion from paris of course handmade she was from italy pricey jewelry with diamonds from botswana nowadays there's even a tesla store so you can stroll up and down this f

john lewis said a couple of years ago, it is hard to put the genie back in the bottle.want to tread that line of promoting and getting people into stores without shooting themselves in the foot with discounts that are too large. is there a backlash from shoppers? do people feel they are doing damage to the environment? people are considering greater detail why they need these goods and what harm they could be doing? there reason activists element, thinking consciously under the effect on the world. in france, they have been implicated in some amazon warehousing. a debate in the assembly as to whether this kind of promotion should be banned. whether it catches on i am not so sure. france has a long history of regulating its retail market tightly, maybe the anglo—saxon markets do not but there is a bit of a consumer backlash. interesting to get your thoughts. thank you. thank you. let's go to india now. gdp figures for the three months to september are out in the next few hours, and they are expected to show a further slowdown in growth. india's economy needs to be expand

john lewis who was a democrat from georgia pay tribute to retiring senator johnny isakson who was alsod last night on the floor. >> thank you, brother, for your service. i will come and meet you, brother. >> dana: i thought that's a nice way to end today, ending it with a nice thing there. johnny isakson johnny isakson is retiring at the end of the year, had some health problems but has had a good friend in john lewis and said that serving the state of georgia has been the honor of a lifetime. >> juan: that was really nice. greg. >> greg: let's do this. i am there green. we can agree on the big things. there's nothing like a little guy with a lot of wood. check out this critter. >> dana: what are you talking about? >> greg: that is a tiny french bulldog running down the street with a massive stick. he doesn't care. he is little, but he doesn't let his side stop him. speaks often carry a big stick. a filthy mind, emily. >> juan: towering timber, jessie. >> jesse: i don't have anything about charity or dogs. a nice prank video, watch this. ♪ turned it pretty quick. [laughter] i don't kno

host: that embrace from senator johnny isakson, a republican and congressman john lewis, a democrat.e do not control the cameras, but we were able to capture that moment. int took place on tuesday which the decibel level was at an all-time high, a moment of civility between a republican and democrat, two members of the house and senate. john mcardle with more on how that was playing out. host 2: that moment getting the attention of georgia papers, this is the headline from the atlanta georgia constitution, two icons embrace during morning -- moving tribute to senator isaacson and this from the daily news, congressional party pays tribute to johnny isakson. almost all of the members of the house delegation were on the floor of the door to house delegation were on the floor for that tribute tuesday and the members of the united states senate, many of them -- maybe all of them will be on the floor in december when senator isaacson will give his farewell address as all departing senators do at the end of their term. look for that in december. one more story from capitol hill's hometown n

host: that embrace from senator johnny isakson, a republican and congressman john lewis, a democrat. we do not control the cameras, but we were able to capture that moment. that took place on tuesday in a week in which the decibel level here in washington was at an all-time high, a moment of civility between a republican and democrat, two members of the house and senate. john mcardle with more on how that story is playing out. host 2: that moment getting the attention of georgia papers, this is the headline from the atlanta georgia constitution, two icons embrace during morning -- moving tribute to senator isaacson and this from the daily news, congressional party pays tribute to johnny isakson. the stories noting that almost all of the members of the house delegation were on the floor of georgia house delegation were on the floor for that tribute tuesday and the members of the united states senate, many of them -- maybe all of them will be on the floor in december when senator isakson will give his farewell address as all departing senators do at the end of their term. look for that

you can sit right beside a democratic hero like john lewis and i can't tell a difference when it comes to southern but l tilt -- gentility, you'll never be embarrassed to share who you are as a republican. that's what it takes to grow from 23 members in a 180-member body, into the institution that tom graves had an opportunity to serve in, and into the institution that so many of our colleagues had a chance to serve in. we talk about bipartisanship as that holy grail. it requires partisanship to get there. and but for the example that you set, we wouldn't have the republican party in georgia. and we wouldn't have isakson values in that party. talked about partisanship, madam speaker. i want to talk about people as the second part of that. i've always imagined the roughest part about being a united states senator, senator, is that you lose that one-on-one contact that you've had. in a congressional district, you can get to know people, you can be with them in community. your entire career has been about people. i watch you when you walk into a room, folks that i ought to know who they a

and it's john lewis who are in touch with these local population with these local citizens and they're bringing this nexus many of these issues happen in most cases in the built in countries now this doesn't mean that the bill countries don't have a role to play because many of the structures industries that we see doing these tedious to pollute the environment. are actually foreign companies so you have american companies canadian companies european companies with investments in developing countries were going to regulations are not a strict us they are in the developing world or they are not enforced in the same way so it's a double standards problem it's fine you know for me to be involved in a business that does this abroad i wouldn't do it at home and often the lack of care taken by the environment is what sparks local conflicts which then. to clash in. general. so those stories are extremely important to show to the consumers whole big brands are pretending to be green but when you look more precisely the supply chain and then you can discover that they are not that's green . you

while i'm in a has received a wave of support after his story went viral palestinian activist son john lewis held demonstrations in bethlehem in solidarity with the injured colleague just a couple of days after the incident some of them even joined a flash mob on social media posting photos of themselves with one eye carpet meanwhile the palestinian journalist syndicate says 60 john this had been hit by life and you know this year the majority of them and gaza israeli police however claimed they used only non lethal force which was not directed up the photographer they also say his entry could have been caused by rioters but among a thinks what's happened to him was no accident. really occupiers do not want the rest of the world to see the repression palestinian journalists are showing the world what the occupation is doing to our people the disregard for human rights palestinian journalists are exposing these crimes palestinian journalists are being killed summers have muslims to patients is not 'd respect any of the contrary the suppression of journalism with the collusion of some of the c

elder, john lewis today.we will talk about later. it is like a movie premiere now, isn't it? yes. this story is rumbling on. i want to show you this on the back page of the time. it more from gareth southgate admitting he has upset stirling after dropping him for the big game tonight and there is a quote down here where he describes, at times, i wonder around andl describes, at times, i wonder around and i played for england and i have had the hub with many of them. he suggest he has not with him at the moment. he would be upset, but he will get over it. it's remind ourselves what it is all about. this is in the guardian today, and these pictures here... other old pictures? this is england's first international game. they played scotland in glasgow and it was a goalless draw and this is basically a record of that first full international game in scotland. scotland had the slope of the pitch for the first half, they played on a hill. it was that good! i love this. a total of 1244 people have now played for eng

john lewis and partners latest ad hasjust dropped & its causing a stir.p—up, your summary. lots of people may be familiar with the story of frozen. is that princess else? she has these magical powers to control ice and snow. she accidentally when she is playing hearts her sister anna with her magical powers and she lives in fear of her powers are lets it be, let it free, whatever the song is. you told me not to sing. we need every member of the audience we can hold onto at the moment. the question is whether or not any of this is worth it. to be still tune into christmas ads? are we all over it or not? everybody has been on youtube to look at this thing already. yes, it is a thing. let‘s find out from somebody who knows. i had to watch it so i know what i am talking about. darren bailes, vccp executive creative director — was it money well spent? i think it was money really well spent. the market at christmas is massive. it is brilliant thatjohn lewis owned the space in a few years ago. everyone has come to the table, eve ryo ne everyone has come to the t

. >> my winner this week are the people of georgia who get to watch this hug between the great john lewisse floor. johnny has been an outstanding public servant and retiring and a wonderful person. i love that moment. my loser is mike pompeo the secretary of state whose testimony showed he was exposed by the ukraine scandal. he passed to affirm the contribution and service of mr. taylor and miss yovanovitch. that's a big mistake. >> winner of the weeks the stock market and everybody who has any investments. it shows how little concern there is about the impeachment. loser of the weeks nancy pelosi. didn't want to do the impeachment thing but got pushed into it because her desire for power for the speakership was more important than anything else. >> shannon: when we come back. time for notable quotables. before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent heartburn waking him up. . can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores e

dreamers but what we need for the american people to do something we learned from the congressman john lewis. make some noise. speak up. stand up and if you don't know if dreamer, just open up your eyes and get to know them. tell their story. i want to close with this. i had the honor of meeting a dreamer from new mexico, recent graduate from the new mexico state university talked about how he went to see his grandmother, his mom who lived just miles away from where he lived in the united states of america. if you support family values across the country, support the dreamers. open your eyes and get to know why we are in this together. with that, i want to turn this over to one of my colleagues from california. >> thank you. and i want to give a big thank you to everybody that has come out here to stand up against this attack. not all of us here today are dreamers but every person in the room knows or has met a person whose life literally depends on this decision. the dreamers are not strangers. they are teachers, classmates, entrepreneurs, members of the military and our neighbors. don't yo

as we go to break, here's to georgia congressman john lewis paying tribute to retiring georgia republican senator john johnny isaacson. >> senator, a few years later, even co-led the congressional delegation in alabama and i want to say thank you for all of your good and great work. i'm lucky enough and just blessed really to call you a friend and a brother. so bob, what do you take for back pain? before i take anything, i apply topical pain relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. when didwhen i needed ton? jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. (logo whooshes) ♪ (logo chiming) - [woman] with shark's duoclean, i don't just clean, i deep clean carpets and floors. so i got this. yep, this too. even long hair and pet hair are no problem. but the one thing i won't have to clean is this. because the shark self-cleaning brush roll removes t

now to be clear great john lewis who i know all of you know and who i love, and who would look to whoinspiration and when i guessed there, have the pitcher of him to take those woman from that sheriff on the foot of the bridge when he was old and. management trenchcoat on his backpack. he knew using it. they'll see a pitcher. he was going to get hit. and he said. if he was going to take that kind of pain who us and who many people lost their lives. it's also hard who us, not only to be just but to help ourselves by taking this country through something that we have never gone through before because we won't do it. you know why. we are afraid of it. were afraid of it because we are batted in where about it because it hurts. but all you have raised children, everybody in here knows that the hardest thing in the world to see is i'm sorry. almost. the singers thing to see is i forgive you. has brought true. it was as a country temporally not done that. in my opinion with the african american community recognize racism today which is the sequela of slavery and institution that it is and ge

. >> bret: democratic congressman, that was tuesday actually, john lewis paying respect to johnny isaksont the end of the year health set backs battling parkinson's' disease. gives his farewell speech and today and this week, you see congressman lewis with a big hug there. that's a great moment. i thought we would end this day with that thanks for inviting us into your home today, that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. martha, do you want to just do impeachment coverage tomorrow anyway? just come in? >> martha: we will see. good to see you, bret, as always. we have some breaking news for you this evening. we are just starting to get the very first details from inside the long awaited ig report the inspector general's report on fisa abuse. as one story is winding down, part of it, this one is just starting up. these reports, according to what we know right now, claim that an unnamed fbi official is under criminal investigation. after allegedly altering a document that was related to the 2015 surveillance of carter page. we are down loading all of that and we are

it was the efforts of john lewis who kept bringing this up, got to pass this legislation.t was important for us was to save the story of the african-american experience is bigger than an exhibition. it deserves its own museum but i have to be honest. when i came back a lot of people in the smithsonian said this shouldn't happen. i went to a meeting early on with other museum directors and one of them said we've got to worry what lonnie bunch is doing because that building, they are raising money that will hurt the smithsonian and i had to say i thought we were part of the smithsonian and for me the best example is something very small. on the smithsonian id card it has the initials of the museum, national air and space museum. when i came back they said you don't have initials on yours, you are not a museum and i said wait a minute, that is disrespectful. they said you are not anything because you don't have words on your card. you are going to put 10 am ac even though i can't spell on this card, that was a symbol this was an equal part of the smithsonian. so much of what

and it was only because really of the efforts of people like john lewis, who kept bringing this up, every year, saying you have got to pass this legislation. and what was important for us was to say that the story of the african-american experience is bigger than a wing. it's bigger than an exhibition. it deserves its own museum. but i have to be honest, when i came back, there were a lot of people within the smithsonian themselves who said this shouldn't happen. i remember going to a meeting very early on with other museum directors, and one of them said we've got to worry about what lonnie and others are doing because that building -- they are raising money that is going to hurt the smithsonian. and we had to say i thought we were part of the smithsonian. for me the best example is something very small. on the smithsonian id card, it has the initials of the museum nasm, national aerospace museum. when i came back, they said you don't have initials on yours. you are not a museum. and i said wait a minute. that's disrespectful. and they said you are not anything because you don't have wor

something like the john lewis tvjoint approach. e cinematic, almost like mini movies. do they still hit hard, we've had them for so long now, are you still going to get the reaction even though they look blockbuster? yes, you do, i think one of the things about online, on a practical note, a lot of people are watching these videos on their phone with the sound off and the music is an absolutely huge part of a lot of these ads and you've already seen people complaining about some of the arts, saying the songs are too catchy, i need to get the songs out of my head already, being able to convey emotionjust through already, being able to convey emotion just through visuals is incredibly important. so really expressive acting, close—ups, a lot of those sad she will have noticed have a soundtrack but they don't need subtitles to be understood, you can understand what it's trying to convey without words. this story is also trending widely today. the hashtag #excitableedgar — a reference, of course, to the dragon in thejohn lewis advert — h

president has said including this one back in 2017 where president trump went after congressman john lewisict which includes atlanta saying it's in horrible shape, falling apart, not to mention crime infested. we should also note for folks completely unaware, he's not just going to a major metropolitan area where the majority of the population is african-american. atlanta is the black mecca in this country. what kind of reception do you think the president is going to get today in the atl? >> well, we already know that georgia democrats have held a press conference in the state capitol denouncing president trump, his rhetoric and also his policies that they believe is setting the black community back. also notice, craig, this is an invite-only event. he's choosing his audience very carefully because he knows fully well because he would be facing a fairly hostile part of the country. going back to president trump's outreach to african-americans, interestingly enough, one of his pollsters told me they founded focus groups, he did have particular appeal to single self-employed black males ove

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happened in the early stages of tsa won a year old boy was trying to get off the watch list with john lewis and on this list for either reject it or couldn't get through, we haven't heard as much but we still have some of that as you all know in the public he has a doing their job characters a pathway for those who are not threats and not treated as such. and organizing the organization. >> i think he's absolutely right and mr. cleaver as well? >> yes you are. i don't want to speak out of but see how it feels. it is very important. i yield. >> thank you. that being said, i'd like to start a second round of questions, if i may. and i will start with myself, i recognize myself for five minutes. i want to follow up with mr. clyburn's comments about tsa personnel. they still have a lot of part time folks working. if i were to extrapolate from my discussion some of your, work you do have a lot of turnover. if you have a part-time job, they are part time, until they get a full time job somewhere. that is the crux of the issue this is a budgetary challenge that we have? >> as part of the 2020 issu

what john lewis did was to say and act out more beautifully than i could, what lincoln called the betterin't yours -- better angels of our nation, that we are friends, not enemies. simple, profound thing we saw. very moving. very moving to see. there are plenty of good people in politics who want to be that way, who want to be the way those two guys were on that clip , and it is ashamed shame that we don't have a system that allows and encourages that more. host: i will clarify, it was johnny isakson as part of that exchange. let's go to brad in london, kentucky, independent line. morning.ood earlierpedro mentioned about how it seemed the division , it was certainly a washington thing and the people out in the nation, we do have more in common. i felt like if a persian reaches a better -- person reaches a better political point with a person, you would almost have to have been aiming for that. there is so much more to our life and shared american experience. one thing i wanted to say was somethingn all agree happened in 2016. engage insh to political descriptions or personalities because

sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's john watson. lewiser today to win a sixth formula one world driver's championship. his hopes of securing the title in style took a slight setback in yesterday's qualifying when his mercedes teammate valtterri bottas unexpectedly took pole position. hamilton finished fifth but is still poised to win the title. you wouldn't bet against him winning another world championship title, which would leave him one short of michael schumacher‘s record of seven world titles. the german won his seventh when he was 35, hamilton who's currently 3a, will move clear of argentina'sjuan manuel fangio, with both drivers currently on five. former england wing mark cueto says this england team may never get a better chance to win a world cup than the opportunity missed against south africa in yokohama yesterday. they went down 32 points to 12, in what was their world cup final appearnce since losing to south africa in paris in 2007. the frustrating thing for me, into 2007, we got beaten in the final. we did well to get to th

what is the process for like when i first came here, ted kennedy was on the list and john lewis was on the list and how do you extract yourself off this list and i will say as they do their job. i think it is very important to do their job. let me be clear, and do you have particularly sensitive to the approach and to the language, to how you move the person around and obviously, they're not a threat right there because you already see that they don't have any weapons and they're already in the security area, but what is the process? >> yes, ma'am, there are a couple of pieces i would highlight and first and foremost is the ability to go through dhs trip. anyone who has had an issue while traveling may apply for dhs trip. this is a program that's government wide and we manage it out of tsa and the number one thing we find is the vast majority of individuals who are applying aren't actually on a watch list and might have a soundalike name and similar spelling and similar name and similar date of birth and are inadvertently matched against the record and quite easy for the individuals we

ted kennedy, john lewis, others were on the list.we haven't heard as much but we still have some of them. tso was doingand their job. i want to make sure there is a who are notthose threats and are treated as such. i look forward to working with you. >> thank you. i think she is absolutely right. were you on the list as well? i left out my pastor, yes you are. has ane because he important and unique name. to start a second round of questions, if i may. and i will start with myself, i recognize myself for five minutes. i want to follow up with mr. clyburn's comments about tsa personnel. they still have a lot of folks working part-time, correct? if i were to extrapolate from my discussion some of your, work ers, you do have a lot of turnover. if they are part-time, they are there until they they are part time, that is the crux of the issue this is a budgetary challenge that we have? >> as part of the 2020 issue, we are decreasing the number of part-time individuals authorized. there are specific locations where it makes a lot of sense.

on a couple of those products, for instance, this is involving amazon, john lewis and currys pc worldns before black friday, amazon say that is not true. so obviously there will be real bargains out there but you just have to be savvy? there is a lot of hype about black friday, a lot of hype about black friday, a lot of hype about black friday, a lot of people probably thought black friday was last friday given the blizzard of promotions. and certainly the sales period looks like it's getting longer and longer. black november. but people need to do their research, consumers are increasingly savvy, and know your prices, i think there are some genuine deals. for retailers black friday has completely changed the pattern of christmas spending. it was this event that was imported from the us and why on earth would retailers want to be selling at a discount when they should be bagging sales at full price at christmas? so there will be genuine discounts but consumers have to be savvy. how important are these sales to businesses? as you say, sales are just all year round now. it feels like th

now to be clear, the great john lewis who i know all of you know, and who i love and who i look to fornspiration who when i got scared picked up that picture of him getting ready to take a weapon from the sheriff at the foot of the bridge when he was a little dude with a trenchcoat on in his backpack. you knew he was going to get hit. y'all seen that picture? he was going to get hit and he stayed if he was going to take that kind of pain for us in so many people have lost their lives come it's not so hard for us, not only to be judgment to help ourselves by taking this country through something that we have never gone through before because we want to it. you know why, because were afraid of it or were afraid of it because were bad at it and were bad at it because it hurts. but all of you that raise children, everybody in here knows that the hardest thing is to say i'm sorry. almost the second hardest thing to say is, i forgive you. isn't that true? can we as a country really has not done that. in my opinion with the african-american community and i recognize that racism today which is

on this house floor last week, congressman john lewis walked across the aisle honoring, embracing senator johnny isakson with simple but inspire words. i will come over to meet you, brother. when we see another not as other but instead as brother, sister, neighbor, that is cause for thanks. during holidays, some feast and some go hungry, not for bread alone but for kindness and hope. when words bridge a grap, when character and decency touch our hearts, that is cause for thanks. god, help us give thanks, celebrate good and hold on to faith that better times will come. nd may we may, amen. -i pursuant to section 2-a of 71.e resolution the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. pursuant to section 2-b of house resolution 713, the house stands adjourned until 2:00 p.m. on tuesday december 3, returns toe legislative hearing. you can watch live on c-span

john lewis of georgia for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: madam speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has agreed to h.con.res. 75, directing the clerk to make a correction in the enrollment of h.r. 305. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2019, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. hill: i thank the speaker. oday i rise to mark global entrepreneurship week where all across the globe, cities will be hosting events that will inspire millions to explore their potential as an entrepreneur while fostering connections and increasing collaborations within their communities. small business -- small businesses and entrepreneurs are the engines of our economy in arkansas a

lewis morales. thank you very much. carl. thank you. sergeant first class seth howard, dave sanders, johnn, dylan bear, and ryan wallin. thank you. [applause] oh very importantly, afghan translators. not bad. he said it was ok. thank you both very much. fantastic job. assume you all agree with this choice. thank you very much. i agree. we all do. staff sergeant ronald was with us. i am privileged to be here. with thegreat ceremony medal of honor. that was really amazing. you are both here together. to each and everyone of you, i want to thank you and the fearless defense, what you have done for our country. it is incredible. your valor, bravery, strength, heart, soul, it is incredible what you have done. thebattle is a testament to overwhelming strength, lethal skill, and unstoppable might of the united states army, special forces, and all of our military. held amy that really high ground, superior numbers, and element of surprise, they had it all going, everything they are not supposed to have, they had. they had one major disadvantage, they were facing the toughest, strongest, and best

john mcdonnell. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. hello richard. thank you. lewis formula one world title. he's in third place at the moment at the us grand prix...which would easily be good enough for him to claim the title. hamilton started fifth on the grid with the only many on the grid with the only man who can stop him today on pole — his mercedes team—mate valterri bottas leading the race. but hamilton needs to finish in the top eight to be certain of claiming the title. there were some distressing scenes at goodison park in the premier league where there was a horrific injury to everton‘s andre gomes. everton and spurs drew the game one all. joe lynskey reports. even the premier league superstars are only human. everything's ijust seen his team—mate suffer a horrific leg injury. this match had finished ina leg injury. this match had finished in a drawer, and truth the score line was a sideshow. the spurs had not went away in the league since january. they started this match in 13th place. but with delle ali opener, they hope their season was kick—starting.

john's cancer treatment centre in australia. it was a big day for formula i fans, with lewis hamilton winning his 6th world championship title ond by the man who is now behind sauber karting team. that team now has it's sights set on another young talent. our next guest has onlyjust turned 13, but you might want to remember his name. christian ho made history last month when he became the youngest person ever to win a race at one of the world's most prestigious karting championships. and now the singaporean boy racer has a shot at a career in formula one, having just signed with sauber. christian spoke to me along with his manager imran shaharom. it feels good to be winning a prestigious race and it feels even better. i was proud when i heard the national anthem play. like you say it is adrenaline. it does take focus to do what you do, to drive a vehicle at a high speed with precision so tell us what goes through your mind when you do it. all i think usually is do my best, hit the corner hit the apex. you are 13 years old. and you are now at the top level of affectional racing. tell us about your background. how did you get int

secretary of state james byrnes, and former american ambassador in london lewis douglas, as well as a future president, lyndon johnson. john fostersited dulles, who was ill with cancer, and george marshall, who churchill admired. marshall had been struck down by a stroke and was unable to speak. ahighlight of the visit was helicopter flight up to gettysburg where eisenhower owned a farm. they traveled around a golf cart to visit the battlefield. left the airl force base to return to britain, one of the onlookers reported his final words as, farewell to the land of my father, god bless you all, and good night. churchill never returned to washington and made one more visit to the united states in 1961. he was in new york harbor on a yacht when he received a phone call from resident john kennedy, inviting him to visit the white house. churchill was too weak to except in what would have been a memorable encounter. despite his declining years, churchill's bond with america remained unbroken. 9, 1860ulted on april -- 1963 in a ceremony at the white house rose garden. churchill had been rented honorary citizenship in the united s

john mcginn and a steven naismith header earning steve clarke's side a 3—1win. social media sometimes gets a bit of bad press, but it was a force for good earlier today. racehorse owner vaughan lewisort notice for his favourite in the first race at lingfield. racheal kneller answered the call, dashed to the surrey course and got her first win of the season. she spoke to sportsday earlier. the secretary, your agent has been calling her, can you bring straightaway. a rank and they said, can you write today and she said, right. they need, can you get to the field by one o'clock and i said yes, i will go right now. so ijust jumped in the car grabbed my bag, went there quickly and headed to the field and got there just after 11, s0 field and got there just after 11, so it was pretty good timing really. on the way there, i was a little bit stressed to say the least. i ended up stressed to say the least. i ended up infront stressed to say the least. i ended up in front almost too soon really. but yeah, it all went to plan. coming to the last one, thought i could win the surveyjumped the last. you have flashbacks of the horses falling at the last second but as soon as i jumped horses fall

john mcdonnell. 33 people have been injured in a coach crash in france. 11 of them are british. delhi's toxic smog forces airports to cancel flights. the city's chief minister says the air has become unbearable. lewis hamilton is hoping to secure his sixth formula one world title in the us grand prix. he's currently racing in austin, texas, and needs four points to win the championship. now on bbc news, molly russell was just 1a when she took her own life. after she died, herfamily found graphic posts about suicide and self—harm on her instagram account. herfather, ian, spoke out, making headlines around the world and forcing instagram into a promise to remove the most harmful content. now ian russell has taken his message to the us to meet other bereaved families and find out if the tech giant has kept its word. the bbc‘s angus crawford followed him on thisjourney. a warning, you may find some of the details of this programme upsetting. i expect it will be quite an emotional thing for me to be in the heart of silicon valley, given what's happened to ourfamily. that was her birthday, that weekend. and then two days after, she died. they are turning over our kids' lives to algorithms. children are l