her name was lynn. kim was lynn's best friend.youth camp. >> when i first met her, she came flying into the room bigger than life and she jumped up on one of the bunks and said, tell me who you like here. >> reporter: was she talking about boys then? >> yeah, she was. i'm like looking at her going, who is this wild woman? >> reporter: lynn was funny and fiery and full of life. kim knew she liked lynn right away, but it was their shared spirituality that cemented their friendship. >> we both were committed to serving god, and she would just draw you in. and she cared about you. and she wanted to pray for you. she wanted to know what you needed. >> reporter: lynn was already out of college and working. kim was still in school. but they shared prayers and secrets. lynn told kim what she wanted in a man. >> a christian husband, somebody who loved the lord, was a leader and strong but yet general. and we talked about it. you know, if i started dating someone or if she did and -- we had a check and, you know, we talked about that. i don

encontramos en la costa donde continuan los fuertes vientos como podras hay alto oleaje de hecho aqu en lynn un rio se desbordo y algunos residentes tuvieron que ser evacuados de sus casas - como se puede ver en este video a lancha ciertos residentes tuvieron que salir de su casa "i got damage on my fernes" este hombre nos dejo entrar a su sotano el cual quedo cubierto de agua causando danos en muebles y aparatos de su hogar "y mis botas no dejaran mentir causando asi inundaciones de agua helada en las calles de esta ciudad" angel flores residente de lynn "claro estamos preocupados porque se nos pueden inundar los basements, incluso los vecinos están pompeando el agua de los basements" desde la manana diferentes camiones han estado haciendo labores de limpieza en las principales vialidades de lynn "si había visto una tormenta como esta, pero pienso que es una de las peores" nat con palas juan y su hijo limpiaron varias calles e hidrantes de este lugar juan gonzalez residente de lynn "muchas veces los bomberos se enfrentan a incendios y no enceuntran los hidrantes asi creo que es labor comuni

howie: lynn sherr?ynn: there has been an almost universal agreement on the part of journalists to print the word exactly as it was. but don't put it in 36 point half-inch high head lines. that was too much for readers. you can't let your children watch tv or read the news anymore. howie: ahead on "mediabuzz." the hollywood harassment cases keep on playing out at the press. ancestrydna makes over 10 million new family connections, every day. that's more ways to discover new relatives. people who share your dna. and maybe a whole lot more. order your kit at ancestrydna.com even when nothing else is. keep her receipts tidy, brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. howie: president trump and top white house officials constantly attacking sloppy steve over his harsh criticism of the white house. steve bannon is done at breitbart. >> steve bannon is out of the job tonight. two jobs. >> the evil genius of the trump white house n

i want to start with you, lynn. you spoke to dick durbin, a key player in all of this as well. it was senator durbin who,ly sa publicly said the president says blank hole. >> he said very clearly i stand by every word and i think my colleagues now have restored memory. so senator durbin is not backing down. he has been devoted for more than 16 years to the issue of providing legal protections for dreamers or youths illegally in the united states through no fault of their own. this is one of his signature issues that is a top priority for him at this time. and he talked about how he remembers very well what was said in that oval office meeting. and he has no -- no hesitation in standing by what he said. >> and lindsey graham, of course, just reported moments ago, would not deny that it was said. lindsey graham, kirsten, trying to play -- i don't know if lindsey graham is trying to play game here. he could clear this up, couldn't he? he confronted the president in the oval office, said he was disappointed with what he says, but now doesn't want to be the ref between what the whit

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sot lynn cullivan vocero del parque acutico "i think there were about 3 that happened a few weeks agoieron hace varias semanas...y creemos que fue un animal el responsable...este sería el cuarto precisó el vocero... hoy justo después de las 7 de la mañana paramédicos respondieron al llamado de una mujer, que sufri varias mordeduras por uno de los enormes mamíferos... sot lynn cullivan vocero del parque acutico "she was bitten by a marine mammal somewhere in the knee area...and went to the hospital" 18:06:57:12 ella habría recibido las mordeduras por el leon marino en la pierna cerca de la rodilla y posteriormente fue transportada a un nosocomio local... cullivan, dice la mujer solo sufrió heridas leves... bridge david gonzlez noticiero telemundo 48 "en los ataques de diciembre pasado...las víctimas sobrevivieron...no obstante, el vocero del parque acuático enfatiza que los bañistas deben tomar medidas de precaución siempre que ocurran incidentes de esta índole..." de acuerdo con cullivan, las causas exactas del porque del ataque se desconocen...el estima que es un incidente aislado...

for the past 20 years, lynn has owned and operated over the moon farm in center county. over the moon specializes in organic broilers, hogs, and turkeys. she's traveled wildly teaching egolgi in nick wag a and conducting -- geology in nicaragua and conducting other studies. she has spent decades as a program director for the pennsylvania integrated pest management program at penn state university. she's wildly known for helping growers at all scales understand and manage pests on their own opoprations. she's also worked as an independent organic inspector for pennsylvania certified organic and served several terms onboard of drebtors. i congratulate her on this well deserved recognition. i thank her for her contributions to the industry. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized or one minute.

in northeast, kellye lynn, abc7 news.arry: still ahead at 5:00 -- >> i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is horizon. larry: oprah's impact. what her speech to the golden globes has people saying about a possible presidential run. >> weather issue plague howard university. i'm sam ford. and that story is next on abc7 news. is there we are keeping an eye on damascus. we want to give you a look at this. we are watching as the salt trucks get filled up in town and found icy spots. larry: breaking news out of massachusetts. the crews are fighting a massive fire in the city of lynn north of boston. the 18-unit building was built in 1860. we know at least one person was taken to the hospital for burns. we will keep watching this and get you more informations a it comes in the newsroom. alison: but first, we are all here in the weather center. as we come to talk about the chilly er. it sounds like things will start to turn our way. bill: that is a big story. we are going five days below freezing up t

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i'm lynne and i am a donald trump voter. rich will definitely get richer with trump in office. are you rich? no. i would love to be rich though. i would love to be rich. but no, i'm not anywhere near rich. what about the poor? i think the poor will get richer with trump in office for sure. yes. i think that is his strong point. that and keeping us safe. lynne, a former professional cheerleader, now runs a pr company in west palm beach. not farfrom donald trump's private club. i have met him a few times. i had a great rapport with him. iliked him. he remembered my name. friendly guy. she is a big fan of donald trump's tax reforms. the biggest tax cut, the biggest reform of all time. i like the new tax reforms bill. as a small business owner i think it will help me with tax cuts so, the companies that hire me have more money and my small business will grow and i can hire people. but some of donald trump's biggest promises haven't yet been fulfilled. we are going to build that wall, it's going to be a great wall and let me tell

that's pretty basic in washington. >> lynn, you disagree?just want to supplement and amplify to what you guys are saying because i think even when you use the term clean bill right now a lot of people if i could just tell people what we're talking about that means an up or down vote on one topic such as saving the dreamer here in the united states illegally through no fault of their own. what you saw in this exercise, whether or not and however you want to label it, let's leave the label alone found what you saw unfolding was a president who was kind of agreeing with the last person he talked to. when senator diane feinstein says can we have a vote on dreamers up or down that never happens in the senate. so when he seemed to agree with it for a moment until i think it was representative mccarthy who said no you don't want to do that, do you, that was instructive. that was kind of capturing a moment that otherwise we would not see that might have happened behind a closed door whether or not the camera was there. >> every day we see a differen

mickey edwards and lynn sweet, thank you both. >> thanks, joy. >> thank you, joy. >>> don't go away. up next, i will talk with one of donald trump's former campaign aides who is quoted in "fire and fury" as calling trump an idiot and who described an unbelievable scene when he was sent to explain the constitution to the then-presidential candidate. he joins me right here in two minutes. >>> the white house has spent a lot of energy this week trying to debunk the new book "fire and fury." here it is again. it's about the trump administration. trump himself called the book "full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that don't exist." but the book is full of on-the-record quotes and anecdotes from people in trump's inner circle, many of them insulting and mocking him. in one example, former campaign aide sam nunnberg is talking about steve bannon but manages to put in a putdown of trump. "if you can get this idiot elected twice you would achieve something like immortality in politics." and the aforementioned sam nunberg joins me now. there was an exert published that -- you were fire

mary lynn bracht‘s first novel is an emotionaljourney into her korean heritage.he stories of two sisters separated cruelly in the second world war in a country for which they hold lives has been occupied by japan. white chrysanthemum takes its title from the additional flower of morning in korea. and the book, which moves from wartime to her own century and back again, is an evocative picture of loss, and also an account of how one of the deepest human bonds can survive almost anything. welcome. for your first venture into fiction, you chose to go back to the country of your mother's birth to a period long before you were born. to what extent was it, for you personally, a voyage of discovery? for me, it was very much a voyage of discovery. i had to do a lot of research into history that i had never heard of. i grew up in america, so our history of korea is very minimal. so i kind of start with stories that my mother had told me, that my grandfather had mentioned, and i went from there. you see, i think many people picking up the book in this country will be start

mary lynn bracht‘s first novel is a journey into her career and heritage.ed in a country that has for their whole lives been occupied byjapan. white chrysanthemum takes its name from the traditional flow of warning in korea. the book is an evocative version of loss and an account of how one of the deepest human bonds can survive almost anything. for your first venture into fiction, you choose to go back to the country of your mother's birth to a period long before you were born. to what extent was it for you personally a voyage of discovery? it was very much a voyage of discovery, i had to doa much a voyage of discovery, i had to do a lot of research into history i had never heard of. i grew up in america so history of korea is very minimal. i started with stories my mother had told me, my grandmother had mentioned and i went from there. many people picking up the book in this country will be startled to realise that anybody going into the second world war as a korean had been living under what we might call japanese occupation for 25 years. definitely. my

mickey edwards and lynn sweet, thank you both. >> thanks, joy. >> thank you, joy. >>> don't go away. up next, i will talk with one of donald trump's former campaign aides who is quoted in "fire and fury" as calling trump an idiot and who described an unbelievable scene when he was sent to explain the constitution to the then-presidential candidate. he joins me right here in two minutes. he world but what i see here never ceases to amaze me: change. i see it in their eyes. it happens when people connect with nature, with culture, with each other. day after day i'm the first to see change. to see people go out, and come back new. princess cruises. the best premium cruise line. 7-day caribbean cruises from $599. has been a problem for me. mouth i'm also on a lot of medications that dry my mouth. i just drank tons of water all the time. it was never enough. i wasn't sure i was going to be able to continue singing. i saw my dentist. he suggested biotene. it feels refreshing. my mouth felt more lubricated. i use biotene rinse twice a day and then i use the spray throughout the day. it actu

lynn, you know to that point, they are continuing to defend him in a rather oblique way. this is sarah huckabee sanders doing that yesterday. her attempt to defend donald trump against what's said in this book. >> if he was unfit he probably wouldn't be sitting there and wouldn't have defeated the most qualified group of candidates the republican party has ever seen. this is an incredibly strong and good leader. >> i mean, lynn, that sounds like donald trump's self-defense, that he won and therefore nothing can be true because he won. to my knowledge, no one has refuted any of the fact in this book? have you, just in the reporting since heard anyone refute any of the specific facts in the book? >> the most telling, joy, is steve bannon has not come out and said that he didn't say it. it didn't happen that way. my quotes are distorted. so that is something worth thinking about when you look at the book, and one other thing. just because he won doesn't mean that the critics who are out there about his state of mind don't have something to say. one does not preclude the othe

jail lynn with 27 points. donte gets in on the fun. jay wright will win his 400th game at villanova, 100-90 the final. >>> hawk hill st. joe's taking on st. bonaventure the hawk will never die. final seconds of the first half. st. joe up fie by five. hawks with seven-point half time lead. second half demure for three. he led the hawks with 24 points. they win 85-78. >> i've see league penn against princeton much second half quakers up by three. ryan bentley with the ball. hits tough shot in traffic. led penn with 21 points. the lead just two. aj a couple of moves hits the hook penn beats princeton 76-70. >>> tom gola recent in a second half explorers down by seven. powell with the ball make the layup old-fashioned three-point play the lead the explorer with 24-point. rams respond. jenkins led with 20 points. final minutes powell with ball. short. bcu wins it 80-74. >> a lot going on. thanks you so much leslie. appreciate that. still ahead tonight, let's hear it for one of the lose see yesterday teams in football. >> why not. >> is he g

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. >>> joining us lynn sweet, republican joseph pirelli. and richard painter. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. councilman borelli, your reaction to the tweets this morning? >> well, you know, i think he's absolutely right. this is something that was used against president reagan to try to undermine and discredit this presidency. and as someone who has actually spent time around the conference time with donald trump over the past two years, i can say that not only is this false, but it's false, incorrect, and it's a shame that this is a tactic that some in the democratic party are using to undermine the president. >> is it necessary, councilman, though, to talk about how smart you are, to talk how genius, how stable your mentality is? i mean, is that for him to say? would it be better for somebody tolls s else to say it? >> well, i say it's not for a psychiatrist who was hired by a democratic politician to say. i think for the president to take it head on that's his right to do so. as far as him being a little bit of an aexaggerator, that's what th

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joining me now to talk about it is franco ordonez white house correspondent, and lynn smith, washington bureau chief for "the chicago sun-times." we know, franco, that the president is hoping for an infrastructure bill and hoping for bipartisanship with democrats. democrats want to get a fix for the dreamers and young people who came to the u.s. undocumented, but really have no home but the u.s. what are the chances that there could actually be bipartisanship here? >> think there is potential for bipartisanship. trump is talking a big plan, he's talking optimistic and talking a lot about bipartisanship. as we know, he's a dealmaker and wants to make a deal and lashing out at democrats and after alabama and after virginia as well as tax reform being done and giving some space, i think there is an opportunity in those two areas that you talked about. >> how does he win some democrats over other than, i guess, their priorities being aligned, but doesn't some of this also have to do with he might have to personally make overtures that would make them want to work with him, lynn? >> well, ye

---en lynn, massachusetts, la tormenta invernal causo fuertes vientos e inundaciones.panos, jorge... buenas tardes jorge buenas tardes en estos momentos nos encontramos en la costa donde continuan los fuertes vientos como podras hay alto oleaje de hecho aqu en lynn un rio se desbordo y algunos residentes tuvieron que ser evacuados de sus casas - como se puede ver en este video a lancha ciertos residentes tuvieron que salir de su casa "i got damage on my fernes" este hombre nos dejo entrar a su sotano el cual quedo cubierto de agua causando danos en muebles y aparatos de su hogar

i first want to pay tribute to the sponsors of the resolution, congresswoman lynn jenkins and congressman whip steny hoyer, and senator roberts and senator leahy. thank you. thank you for your leadership and getting this done so expeditiously. it is fitting -- that was an applause line for our sponsors. [ applause ] >> it is fitting that we met here in the rotunda of the capitol where american heroes who fought and forged extraordinary project for our nation are memorialized in marvel and bronze in the company of washington and lincoln, eisenhower and grant. are, susan b. anthony and martin luther king jr., we gather to recognize another american champion, senator robert joseph dole. and this pantheon of patriots, we are privileged to honor this leader of great integrity, deep dignity and extraordinary courage. we are blessed to be here with senator dole and his extraordinary wife elizabeth with whom he has just shared, they just celebrated 42 years of beautiful marriage. [ applause ] >> elizabeth -- elizabeth is an american hero in her own right. i join steny in recognizing her. our nati

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have great pleasure to introduce a noted scholar, historian, political activist robert watson from lynn university. about "the talking ghost ship of brooklyn." i am holding the book in my hand here. i hope you have got it. he will be signing books immediately after and we still have a few left in our gift shop. he passionately stands on his conviction that understanding the past is incredibly important and civic engagement, political leadership and decision-making. he has written, edited and published nearly 40 books on a stunning array of topics from modern history to the war of 1812. he has written a historical novel with his son on washington's crossing of the delaware. yes taken a particular interest in political leadership and he has convened a number of conferences on the american presidency. he founded the quarterly journal "white house studies" and is the editor of two publication series on the american presidents. and reflecting his deep inside into presidential -- deep in sight into presidential politics, he has written a history on the important office of first lady. robert a

kellye: i'm kellye lynn in lanham where students turn laundry to loads of love. that is coming up in "spotlight on education." alison: but first a look at what is coming up tonight on abc. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. larry: problems at home can make shows up for school difficult for some students. in tonight's "spotlight on education" kellye lynn tells us about a program in prince george's county that places washers and dryers in schools to keep kids in class. kellye: the laundry room is getting plenty >> my job is to help clean the clot

i'm kellye lynn with the d.c. alison: well, this is a great story. every year, the d.c. public school system honors the educators who are standing out in their profession. larry: in the "spotlight on education," kellye lynn introduces us to the dcps teacher of the year. >> let us all stand. kellye: the young audience was jones education campus. a standing ovation for an educator who spent a career standing for her students. [applause] >> it's amazing. this is an experience i never thought i would get. >> i am overwhelmed. this is not about me. i cowell not have done it without you guys. >> that with us third grade teacher coleman when the d.c. education officials surprised her with a major announcement. she has been selected as the 2018 teacher of the year. >> what is the expectation for today's lesson? >> the standing ovation excellence award carries a please of $10,000 -- prize of $10,000. >> i was speechless. i was like whoa! >> when the principal here at walker jones think of coleman, two word come to mind. commitment and excellence. her teaching style -- >> structur

that is what cool lynn was going to. thank you, ken. >> thank you to amity i learned a lot from her coolidge book, the forgotten man. i don't think i would have had the courage to follow the research was taking me on some of these questions around hoover and the depression if i hadn't seen amity do it before me. her earlier point all biographies, written on the shoulders of previous biographies, it is absolutely true. it is part of a big conversation and builds and builds over time. the federal reserve was very useful in the early years of the depression and, the reason there was no bank collapses of, well, there wasn't any major banking crisis until quite late in the depression was because federal reserve in atlanta and then in new york reacted very well to signs of stress in the system initially. but then when things got really bad and some of the banks looked not just challenged but actually insolvent, the federal reserve bank didn't see it as its role to bail out insolvent banks. at that point it was kind of useless.

today, it is my great pleasure to introduce a noted scholar, activist, political robert watson from lynn university who will be talking about "the ghost ship of brooklyn." i am holding the book in my hand here. i hope you have got it. i know we have had a lot of online orders for this book. he will be signing books immediately after and we still have a few left in our gift shop if you want to take it home. this really is how history should be written. a story oft drama and excitement. i encourage you to get it. the reason is such a good book is robert watson is an unusual historian and scholar. he passionately acts on his conviction that understanding the past is incredibly important in civic engagement, political leadership and decision-making. he has written, edited, and published nearly 40 books on a stunning array of topics from modern history to the war of 1812. he has even written a historical novel with his son on washington's crossing of the delaware. he has taken a particular interest in political leadership , and he has convened a number of conferences on the american presidenc

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with us now, alex burns and washington bureau chief for the chicago sun times, lynn sweet. political peril for everyone inside this deal. republicans are trying to push this stop-gap measure and fund the government for a little and don't deal with immigration. le the freedom caucus says i'm not sure what is at risk. >> for republicans, a whole bunch of subsidiary risks but the biggest risk of all is they have become seen as a party with total control of government, and the immigration issue is hugely fraught for them. if there's rebellion on the right, that could be messy both in terms of this specific debate but then the longer term struggles to enact an agenda. but if they in january of their second year in power can't simply fund the government, that's a fiasco. >> but when it gets to the senate, the math doesn't work there if they don't get at least eight. >> what about joe manchin who said he's going to sign a spending bill and claire mccaskill who told "the times" this week we shouldn't draw a line in the sand. that's houw negotiations blow u. >> this may include c.h.

let me begin with lynn. we saw a list of things to do.ey are going to get anything accomplished being a midterm year and with the president's approval ratings being and "b" w the president's approval ratingsing being so low? >> well, there's not a one size fit all answer. let me go through, it is no one's favor to have a government shutdown. if you don't have a budget fix by january 19th. this makes this harder for republicans, it's a different environment. you have one more democratic senator, democratic senator warren and you have two republicans, mccain and cochran, who are not well, and may be missing votes if you don't have 60 votes in the senate you can't make a deal. this means that the bargaining chemistry is different as we go into this. but it's -- if there is a shutdown this year it is the republicans who are going to be blamed. so that's the first thing to look at as we go into this very, very busy january. >> let me focus in on one of those issues, charlie. that is about immigration. because we heard the president basically s

next speaker, please. >> lynn miller, jimmie lu. laura tam. >> hello, happy holidays and thank you for listening. although the small stores and restaurants across the street don't make it realistic to expect shoppers on diners would shop at 34th and walk up hill to shop or eat, they will just drive somewhere else if they can't find parking on 44th. the solution for the sfmta to figure out a way to create additional parking on 40th, not to remove our stops at 44th, which won't help the merchants. it is foreseeable that removing the inbound 17th and 35th avenue stops will result in hundreds more riders crossing 19th avenue and sunset and be an invitation for accidents. human nature being what it is, many riders try to dash across 19th or sunset as the l. approaches. it seems counter intuitive, in light of the mayor's vision zero program to reduce the number of accidents to create a system that risks putting more riders in a situation where they may get hit by a car as they cross 19th through sunset. s.f.m.t.a. should be anticipating t

let's discuss with cnn political analyst julian and amy parens and lynn sweep, washington bureau chief"the chicago sun-times." no one looks hungover or appreciably tired. the president has big plans for 018 as i just outlined. comes in with a big win legislatively for republicans on tax reform. but the drip, drip, drip of russia, huge "new york times" piece this weekend on george papadopoul papadopoulos, someone in the campaign called the coffee boy. turns out he was involved with the campaign on russia and the back story about how this dossier came to the attention of the fbi. he's in the middle of all of it. how does that weigh in on the president's goals? >> it does because the entire, all of 2017 it kind of hung over his white house, and he was able to score a win at the end of 2017 but there are constant questions. every time the press saw him we were constantly asking him about it. i think he goes into it and he has a huge legislative agenda, 2018 mid terms hanging over. they want to continue to move off that momentum and continue to score legislatively but it's going to be hard,

great pleasure to be introducing a noted scholar, historian, political activist, robert watson from lynn university who will be talking about the "ghost ship of brooklyn." i am holding the book in my hand. we have had a lot of online orders for this book. he will be signing books after and we still have a few left in our gift shop, if you want to take it home. this is how history should be written. it makes it a story of real people, drama, and excitement. i strongly encourage you to get it. the reason it is such a good book is that robert watson is an unusual historian and scholar. he acts on his conviction that understanding the past is important in civic engagement and in political leadership and decision-making. i will first cover some of his scholarly interest. he has written, edited, and published nearly 40 books on a stunning array of topics, from modern history, such as president truman's foreign policy in the middle east, to the war of 1812. he has even written a historical novel with his son. he has taken a particular interest in political leadership and he has convened a numbe

i'm for everyone. >> so trump has made a point to say he's a great supporter of women, lynn, but why think he draws a line when it comes to calling himself a feminist? >> feminist was the merriam-webster kicks their 2017 word of the year. it's because he knows if there's any sound bite of him and the word "feminist" he might have trouble with his face, would make him get on the defensive, make him appear too liberal or to the left or, oh, my god, what it could open up. it's ridiculous. feminist and feminism has a meaning to it. you can ascribe to it or not, but when you say i'm for men and women, it does show kind of a sense of, i don't want to really answer the question because if i say i'm a feminist, i get into trouble, and i don't have the guts to say i'm not. >> one more question here for you, and one more clip. reminding president trump about the time he retweeted the racist propaganda videos from an alt-right group in london. he asked the president for an apology. >> can i ask for an apology for the re-tweets. it would go a long way. >> here's what's fair. if you are telling m

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to drive democracy what's also interesting is that bird lynn is turning into the crypto currency capital many startups setting up there and i'll be talking to experts about that very topic later in the week for you ok what are you doing now are you going to enjoy the sun do you have a bit of time off. i'm off to find some of that indian cuisine i would love. to know i've been to thank you so much. ok while ben enjoys indian food let's talk a little bit more about what happens in doubles it's known not just about closing high finance business deals officials they're also invite social entrepreneurs from around the world the idea of course is that they address the most pressing social and environmental challenges of our day and yes again a woman named. casper claridge met up with some of them. the trip from japan to the slopes of davos took an eighteen hours this is social entrepreneur masacre guru his first time at the world economic forum the subjects he's come to talk about are far removed from the usual interests of big business. there are children who don't get to eat. once a day of p

kellye lynn takes to us a d.c. public school that is benefiting from a teacher training program out of george washington university. kellye: at coolidge senior high school in northwest college students play an important role in the classroom. >> i get to work in a couple different settings to try out different activities with the kids. using science articles. hopefully getting them interested in a couple of different areas of science. >> taylor is here because of the g.w. teach program. >> they have been encouraging the teacher preparation programs to bring in more students who actually have a degree in s.t.e.m. area. kellye: now the national science foundation is investing more than $1 million to help train future teachers in s.t.e.m. through initiative known as g.w. nois. it's expected to assist 25 g.w. students each of whom will receive education grant of >> 1.4 million for five years. mostly scholarships to help the students in the first of the year get involved in teaching them. there is a high need for s.t.e.

we believe, many people believe this is lynn-after he's already spoken and going back to his seat. so imagine the photographer feels like, ok, edward everett, who had been president of harvard, he was a professor, he was a former secretary of state, he was, oh, my god, he was everything. he was this really important -- he spoke for two hours, so certainly i have time to set up my camera for lincoln. but no, really brief, really powerful, really, really punchy and moving. but here's what i wanted to say. the only reason we have this photograph is because a librarian, an archivist in washington in the 1950's named josephine cobb knew lincoln would be at gettysburg, and she was in charge of photography at the library of congress, and she said, she believed lincoln would be somewhere in here. this is in the 1950's. she actually blew up this photograph, imagined where he might be, and found lincoln, i hink he's -- he's in here. so, again, historians and people looking hard, there's always lings to find. there's more things to find. things are hiding in plain sight. but i just wanted to

mary lynn bracht, author of white chrysanthemum, thank you very much. thank you. hello.has already made an impact in the north and west and through the rest of the night that great and weather or gradually slump further to the south and east. some gusts of wind around that weather system, 60 to 70 mph in exposed locations. at dawn, it will be looking with intent across the south—eastern quarter. following behind, too much breeze for a widespread frost, and for the commute, eastern midlands, east anglia, the and central southern england, it will be a while before see the back of the weather, probably getting on towards lunchtime. following behind, brighter skies but a raft of showers, some of them quite blustery, and turning increasingly wintry in northern and western parts of scotla nd wintry in northern and western parts of scotland and the high ground in northern ireland. for the week ahead, much colder than we have seen, with snow in the forecast, and it will be much windier. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government says it's doing everything it can to keep the

when doug jones became the us attorney for the state of alabama he pursued charges against to work lynn members involved in the bombing winning their conviction in delivering a long delayed but righteous justiceic with his work justice roll down like a mighty stream. he will continue to fight for civil rights and many other issues here in the senate. i know he cares deeply about the chip program which covers 150,000 young alabamians and i hope we can get that done for his state in his country very soon. doug jones was an excellent candidate and like senator smith he will make an outstanding senator, she for the state of minnesota, he the state of alabama the voices of jones and smith will add tof the diversity of energy of our caucus and i predict that both will become influential voices in this historic chamber and each of their states have great football victories this weekend, i might add. i watched alabama when over clemson -- sorry, lindsay and [inaudible]. i watched minnesota outside of my favorite three new york teams come in second in the whole nfc and we gained by as we moved t

handel: aflac announced it lynn crease contributions to employee retirement plans. at&t with nearly 3,000 employees in the sixth district cave a $1,000 bonus to nonmanagement employees as a direct result of the tax cut bill. overall, more than two million workers across the country are feeling the benefits of this law through increased wages, bonuses, and more retirement hours. and with paychecks for nearly every american set to increase in the coming weeks, there is even more good news on the horizon for american families. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: does any other member seek recognition? the chair lays before the house communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on january 12, 201, at 11:15 a.m. that the senate passed without an amendment, h.r. 984 and h.r. 4641. appointment, the united states semisess quenti

>> lynn. >> okay. lynn has come to the plaza twice before. and each time you came what happened? >> oh. >> she was on maternity leave twice. but three times a charm. come on and meet lynn. >> oh, my god. where are you from, cutie? >> california. hi. >> you want to come inside? >> really? my son just got off a plane from oregon. he's right there. >> okay. you seem trustworthy. you can come, too. yay. >> that's not to say the rest of you aren't trustworthy. you look very trustworthy. >> my sweetie. >> she was her girl crush. her woman crush wednesday. i'll give you the grand tour. i'm happy to meet you. okay, guys. we'll see you in a minute. that's so nice. thank you. >> how awesome was that. >> lynn is my bestie. >>> coming up, 2018 is the year you can finally feel flush. jean chatzky is here and will give us some smart tips. >>> chicken and fried rice. what if we told you can make it easier and healthier at home. >>> megyn, give us a high-five. >> watching, riveted to the discussion about job interview nightmares. i was interviewing for a law job when i was a lawyer. the last exc