a flight from glasgow about to touch down among the passengers for fans on a football mission john stewart will a man cry if. you want going to jail or. keep up on that. they've been looking forward to this but isn't scotland's a dormant quite a tiring trip. that it. was going to sleep much to do that. yet. they've been coming over for the past four years at least once a season for a taste of football. but how can the four friends a dedicated celtic supporters the used to say you can't wait your football hearts on. the other in this case being black and yellow. the big match venue is a hive of activity already for one member of the dortmund entourage. club mascots and. the early parts of the match day shift finds emma in the bar see a museum. guaranteed to quicken the pulse of any true dome in fact. i. want you all. and the first saw the light of day in two thousand and five to a new poll to meet is told she's a super sized specimen who looks a bit short of money fitness. but the dormans younger fans she's the number one attraction. most of them are real emma experts already and as for the

we've been mailing invitations to those john stewart residents that per our records were residents prior to 2011 because that's the target population we're interested in communicating and we'll speak to their particular issues and we're posting also general announcements and invitations to the meeting as well. the objective here is really to provide basic information on the transition benefit options offered in the thr&rs and to schedule those residents entitle to to benefits and engage in a one-on-one interview with arws. the objectives of the one-on-one interviews are to provide information, to eligible households as recently as last august back to school night. i met a household that'd been here since 2009 and was not aware they had future housing benefits or options on the island. as much as we've had a very public process, we still have people to reach and we want to engage each of those households in a one-on-one interview to provide them with information. also to provide them information not just on their options under the thr&rs and the opportunities for affordable housing if the

about securing basic rights to live and to explore and to express yourself to participate in what john stewart, a political economist who straddled libertarian ideas as well as socialist ideas, said about running experiments of living. that's what we're defending when we talk about capitalism. michelle thank you. : you get the last word. >> i'm glad you said that. actually, we couldn't agree more. socialists and people on the left for generations have fought for those very rights. and the reason we have those rights today is because of the left. [applause] it's important to understand that the liberties that libertarians embrace are liberties that were not bestowed upon the population by the elite s who took power in the 16th, 18, 19 century. what they put in place was oligarchies. it was a system ruled by the rich, for the rich. for everyone came about through fight and struggle of trade unions working people, of all colors and all genders. that's a baseline that we can agree on. what in the rest of the debate i will be trying to establish is that the problem with capitalism is not that it's

consultant thomas ericoli, attorney general schneiderman, senate majority leader john flanagan, the speaker -- andrea stewart with us our court of appeals, judges, and their great chief judge janet -- let's give them a round of applause. unhappy, that they are the judges. by protocol, they don't applaud for anything. i didn't realize that the first couple years but i now get it. let's give them another round of applause for not applauding for anything. [applause] 2017iends, looking back to , it was a tough year by any measure. also, new yorkers rose to the occasion. we had frightening incidents of terrorism in new york city, as mayor bill de blasio well knows. police ande the best first responders in the country. some of them are here today, and let's give them a round of applause. let's see you stand, please. [cheers and applause] gov. cuomo: thank you, thank you. anti-semitic threats that were made to our jewish community centers across the state. them.ate stood with we were supportive, but the operators were heroic. they refused to yield to intimidation, and they are here with us today. let them know we s

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stewart company. i know i see kathryn back there, the -- thank you, john, for all of your leadership.nd al pplause) and the community of infrastructure and investment, nadia, you are somewhere here. thank you so much for the investment in the amazing development and the mayor's office of housing and community development. thank you for coming here. so without further adue, we want to start the celebration this ribbon cutting, this amazing moment, we have our supervisor malia cohen and mayor london breed here. first, i want to bring up our director to kick us off. (applause) >> thank you very much for being here this morning. this is a really, really important time for me and for all of us. as a child growing up here in hunters point, i actually played on this very spot where we're standing. which is a surprise, that our childcare center is now here. we lived right there in the building right there in the place right here we were playing as children, my sister and i, who is the co-founder and there was a lot of housing in this area here. when we opened up the center and my program dire

george stewart brother-in-law of william diggs, who lived about 10 miles outside of town on the south river. john, secretary of the former governor horatio sharpe, charles carroll, perhaps the wealthiest man in town with a sprawling house overlooking spa creek. at the home of the impressively named daniel of st. thomas jenifer, although where he was living, he had a beautiful house in the next year that he purchased. where he was living this year is unknown to me. each evening, he attended a play or a ball, and sometimes both. on his homeward journey, he overnighted again to tulip hill, arriving at mount vernon on the ofte afternoon. he picked up architectural ideas. certainly gained or strengthened social and political connections that would aid him in the upcoming revolution, but it lost at cards. 13 pounds, four shillings. ome, lose -- win s some. he lodged with governor robert eden. he lived in the big, impressive house, now lost, but somewhat documented before demolition. the scale of the large midcentury dwelling power andhe air of permanence. across the back of the building was an exceptio

stewart is the jumping off point for stephen colbert. >> mr. trevor noah. >> trevor noah. >> welcome to "the daily show." >> and john oliver. >> the late-night lineupen more with trump, all of them covering politics and the president 24/7. >> how has he changed the landscape? >> just crazily changed. basically just learn more about trump now. it's really not topical humor. it's trump humor. >> are there nights where it feels like too much trump or it's overkill? >> yeah. i think there are most nights where it feels that way. >> kim jong-un as rocket man. >> kim jong-un, rocket man. >> kim jong-un as rocket man. >> that's not a dis. that's a cool nickname. >> with so much trump news -- >> which beats the other nickname he gave him, lil' kim. >> hosts have no choice but to riff on the same material. >> the pace of the news is so much faster. >> trevor noah. >> what's going on, folks? >> steve bowdow now runs the daily show with trevor noah who took over for jon stewart as host in 2015. >> fire ants are coming together to save each other. >> in a way, i admire these ants. >> they invited us in for a sneak peek behind the creative curtain of their show

john? >> i think you're going a bit far stewart because don't forget it has rolled become their prices or theiras long as opec rolled back production and keep it that way, yes the u.s. could be the biggest player. but remember, the u.s. operate it is in a competitive not in a -- in a structured way and so we'll complete from a u.s. standpoint whatever the price of oil may be. >> but wait a sending when opec cut back protection back in the day it that would have been a serious thing because price would have gone straight up but these days they have to watch out for american frackers to make up from short fall from opec and venezuela because they virtually dried up. j there's no question that u.s. can take advantage of opec's troubles. and opec's decision to cut back production and we will. i'm sure we will. we're very competitive in that regard, and when we have more market share, that's good for american energy production more broadly. but the constraint though we better be mindful of is suffering labor constraint and oil patch today predicted when we cut back to harshly in the downturn of the

many family people come in, such as john too, who came in sponsored by his sister and founded a million-dollar company. >> we're going to continue to cover this. stewartou very much for joining us. by the way, he served as head of policy and counselor to the commissioner of the ins under president george w. bush. on this martin luther king day, a special edition of monumental americans where we honor someone who's deserving of more recognition. today it's dr. king's wife, coretta scott king. she was more than his wife and the mother of his children. she was a member of the civil rights movement in her own right. she traveled the world, performing and speaking out against racial, economic, and social injustice. after dr. king's death, coretta founded and developed the martin luther king jr. center for nonviolent social change in atlanta. mrs. king died in 2006. if you have a monumental american, we know this is one of our favorite topics, tweet us, #velshiruhle. that's going to bring us to the end today. we will, of course, continue our coverage of events related to martin luther king jr. day across the country, and we're going to keep an yieye on the

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utah congressman chris stewart, who has seen the memo, says there is more americans should be worried about. he joins us live next. later on, the speculation mounting that johnerry is taking another run at the white house, outrage grows over reports he may be undermining president trump's efforts toward middle east peace. we will dig deeper on that story. ♪ a reckless, republicans appeared to be moving closer to doing just that. they describe the alleged conduct as alarming. according to unconfirmed reporting by "the daily beast" website, the memo specifically names fbi director andrew mccabe, deputy attorney general rob rosenstein, and former fbi director james comey. chris stewart is a republican congressman from utah, member of the house intelligence committee, so he would've had a hand hand in putting this memo together. great to have you with us tonight. i know you must be careful about the information in the memo. there is quite a debate. can you confirm for us any of those names and whether they would be relevant as part of the memo? >> you know, i would rather not. we'll wait and see. i can tell you this. we intend to release the memo. i certainly in

john. >> all right, kaitlan at the white house, thanks so much. one other thing, manu raju joins me now, the president hasn't seen the memo, chris stewart told me he hadn't seen the underlying classified intelligence that went into the memo. he says that's not the majority of what's in there, but it is interesting, different people haven't seen different parts of this. manu, you're at that news conference right there. paul ryan went in with a list of points he wanted to make on this memo. that was very interesting. >> reporter: yeah. clearly was prepared for that question. you knew this was going to dominate this news conference. trying to make the case that, look, there may have been some malfeasance at the fbi, if there was some, they need to figure out a way to move forward. but he also was prepared to defend this process, the process of giving -- getting -- allowing the republican memo, the nunes memo, to be released before the democratic memo has been released. tried to ask him at the beginning of this news conference why is it okay to move forward with the republican memo but not the democratic memo and not give the american public two point

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john brown's body. he is talking about robert e. lee's lieutenants. talking about these wonderful marvelous, excellent group of subordinates that he had. he writes a couple of verses on longstreet and on stewart. a.p. hill maybe, and jackson. anyway this is what he writes. this is the poet, not robert e. lee. he basically says hood was shock troops. he mentions all lion, none of the fox. and i poem in 1928 there was actually the author feeling lee would be praising john bell hood. it is turned into an insult that lee supposedly set about hood. a criticism, if you will. that is another one that if you read about hood, it is all over the literature. this one is kind of funny. it is dated now. the atlanta cyclorama and history center. i assume or hope many of you have been there. it is not there now. it is in the process of being moved. well, like most museums or theaters or displays you have a foyer where you go in and wait for the next show to start or the next film to begin. when it is over they rout you through a gift shop. [laughter] will buy aou ei book. this is a picture, i think it with my cell phone so i part of the quality. this was in the entry foyer at the cyclorama in atlanta. this