john lloyd young: can i say something?e me an idea. , remember when i was a child the presidential fitness exam. if you passed it, you got a certificate signed by the president. i won't say which president, i don't want to date myself. [laughter] john lloyd young: but i remember in my small town getting a certificate signed by the president and i felt so proud of being an american. it was a reminder that i was a citizen of a nation. and one of the things i take away from the work with these kids that i see, especially when we going to the communities who are struggling most in the educational system, is that we go there -- josh were open, kerry washington -- we are proxies for the highest office in the land. the president of the united states and the first lady. and these kids know that. they know that their school is being acknowledged and cared for by the leaders of our country. and i think that reverberates through the community. remember,say that i as a child, getting that certificate and being proud of my achievement

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actor oraward winning john lloyd the young discusses the government's role in promoting art education in public schools. c-span'so watch washington journal on tuesday morning. join the discussion. december, president obama signed the cyber security act. tomorrow, virginia senator tim kaine talks about u.s. cyber security policy at a forum sponsored by the center for international studies. later, the house judiciary committee looks at allegations .f misconduct by irs 10:00 easternt time also on c-span3. >> our campaign 2016 buzz continues to travel throughout the country to recognize winners from the student cam contest. in stocksto a school boro where all of the students in first through eighth grade attended a ceremony to honor seventh-grade winners. the bus also made a stop at a middle school to recognize honorable mention winners and a winning video called "veterans services." students were honored in front of family and local officials. special thanks to our cable partners comcast and charter communications. you can view all of the winning documentaries at student cam.org. politic

megan beyer and john lloyd young, thank you for the conversation. we bring you to the house with live coverage. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker: the house will be in order. pursuant to the order of the house of january 5, 2016, the chair will now recognize nebs from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip , but in o five minutes no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, earlier this month my congressional office in titusville, pennsylvania, participated in a bridge naming service for lieutenant colonel michael mclaughlin of forest county, located in pennsylvania's fifth congressional district. tha

among them, insurance giants lloyds of london. >>> john nelson is the chairman of lloyds of london.e joins us now. i assume you do not have mariachi band playing over there. >> no. good afternoon to you. i must say i'm thinking of introducing a mariachi band into the room at lloyds of london. sounds like a good idea. >> i think that would be fine. all right, we're going to press on here even though i have no idea how we're going to hear you with this. you're against brexit. and we've been talking to a number of officials who are against the uk leaving the european union. what is your version of why you don't want to see that happen? >> well, lloyd's is the only insurance market in the world. it's the global hub for specialist insurance and reinsurance. in fact, we are, by far, the biggest provider of specialists otherwise known as insurance lines in the united states. we have a big interest in the uk staying within the eu, really for three main reasons. one is that lloyd's can trade in the 27 member states with pa passporting rights as if we were one domestic market. that's extremel

john clark. up next, we might see sam bradford sooner rather than later. an eagle who spoke to him, and lloyd talks olympics next. >>> i'm john clark, we may be seeing sam bradford sooner than we thought. his agent said he's not attending the voluntary camps, but today on comcast sports net phillies sports talk, one spoke to sam saying he told sam we're all here expecting you to be the starting quarterback. he believes sam will possibly be back for the camp starting in a week and a half. >>> my feeling from talking to him was that he'll be here soonsoo sooner rather than later and be here when he was to. never had somebody drafted behind him like we have. i had a first rounder drafted in my position every year, and you get used to it. for him, it was the first time it happened, and he was caught off guard, didn't have the conversations prior with management, and so he was surprised and took him time to kind of realize this happens to all of us. >> as for connor, he made the move from linebacker to defensive end as the eagles switch to a 4-3 defense, and connor is happy about the changes. >> t

carli lloyd still killing it. >> i am john clark.enjoy your weekend. [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >>> well, they say dogs are a man's best friend, and for one teenager her new puppy is really so much more. for years she wanted a pug, and the make a wish foundation gave her one. nbc10's aundrea cline-thomas has her story. >> this day has been circled for a month on the calendar. >> reporter: the wish has lasted practically a lifetime, and the day has finally arrived. before it was granted 17-year-old amanda muldoon had to travel from hershey, pennsylvania, to the philadelphia international airport. >> say hi, momma! >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: amanda has always wanted a pug. the make a wish foundation made it a reality. >> she has dialysis three times a week. it's hard for this teenager. >> you want to come to dialysis with me. >> reporter: she has end stage kidney and bladder failure and is hoping for a transplant. t

carli lloyd still killing it. i am john clark. your weekend. >>> it's not going to be the best day for it, but you know what, there is so much happening, you should check it out. south street's spring festival is back today from 11:00 this morning until 8:00 this evening between front and 8th streets. it's the city's largest block party. 40 bands are scheduled to play. dozens of restaurants and bars will be serving outside and lots of shops will be open late for business. last year, by the way, 58,000 people showed up. >>> unfortunately, last night's rain forced officials to cancel a concert and fireworks that were part of the dover days festival in kent county. today's events will happen rain or shine. one of the main attractions today, a parade down state street. fun and educational events will continue in the downtown historic district all weekend. >>> yeah, not the best weekend. >> my gosh. are we stuck in this rain? >> you tell me, right? >> my daughter is like, where are we living? we're improving. we have rain this morning.

in the crowd, lloyd blankfein, john sykes, larry robness, there you see, bill ackman, paul tutor jonesllion for charity. that has to be the most profitable fund-raiser in new york city every summer. >> by the way, how great is zac brown live? >> i haven't seen them there, were you? i've seen them in concert. >> who was the guy with the hair. >> jones. >> brans. >> my uva classmate. >> what happened to you, mathisen? >> wow. >> yeah. he's been extraordinary generous. >> excellent. >> hope to see you, paul, at the reu. reunion. our 40th, my friend. our 40th. >>> all right. 1,500 works of rare art going to the dwavl this week. including two master peels. a "power lunch" exclusive. standing next to one of those monets. nice to have you with us, brooke. we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me. >> put this season's auction in context as against last season. we are hearing that maybe the prices may not go as high as they did? i'm thinking of one of the piece use have on sale. mow dill janne. last year it went for $180 million. this one this year is expected

carli lloyd still killing it. i am john clark.njoy your weekend. >>> nbc10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. joining michelle and me this morning is jacob and amy from the animal care and control team in philadelphia. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> jacob is so good. how did he come to you? >> he was an owner surrender. his family lost their home so he had to come to us. he is doing amazing in his foster home. we think he would fit in perfectly with a family maybe in the suburbs who has a big yard. >> so he can run. >> he is a lab mix. he loves to fetch and run around outside. like you said, he is pretty docile. >> the lab part of him. you can see the lab in him. >> i don't know if you can tell because he's being so good and sitting. he is a big dog. >> he is a big boy. 65 pounds or so. he is six years old. so he's past all the crazy puppy antics. he is not a barker. he doesn't chew. he is kind of just a ready to go be your new best friend dog. >> good wit

officer lloyd reed in westmoreland county. patrolman john wilding of scranton. lieutenant eric eslary of westmoreland county. detective paul karople of allegany county. and sergeant robert wilson iii of philadelphia. i know i join my fellow members of the pennsylvania house delegation in saying their service to our commonwealth will not be forgotten. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the service of denise jones who is the chief clerk and county administrator in pennsylvania's fifth congressional district. after nearly 39 years of work for the county, denise plans to retire next month. she started in the 1970's and denise has served in a number of different capacities. those include human services planner, as an administrator assistant, as an employee relations manager and then finally moving into the role of chief clerk and county administrator in 1993. in addition to her service with the county, denise serves on a number of boards dedicated to her community, including as board chair of the northwest hospital foundation, which is dedicated to providing high

lloyd and gary's been a ton of time. >> no disrespect to gary, by the way. >> or richard or john. >> how often does -- can you give me an idea, how often does a happen that you feel that the participation of a larger gary was key to winning a mandate? >> it happens a lot. all of us, we are out talking to clients. basically, we divide up the world and try to put us -- ourselves in the position to let our clients, the executive leadership of the firm. i think it is an effective way to stay in touch with our clients needs and a great way for our clients. erik: i have a specific question. how, you guys don't have a role in ranging the ipo? not aramco will go public and how that will proceed and who all the underwriters will be one develop over time. we are currently not involved, we have a dialogue with them on a regular basis. we will see how that abolished. >> i assume you would have liked to be there. >> we would have loved to be one of the few people around -- advising aramco. we have leading market shares and capital raising. leading market share and capital raising 10%. that doesn't mean you're in every single deal. w

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