most of the original furniture remains from marjorie post.he had the original and the house itself was really patterned after the she palace in rome. i do a lot of the furniture was copied including the dining room table that seats 32 joule and goldleaf encrusted that weighs times manufactured in several pieces you might imagine. she had that removed before her death to the hillwood home in washington dc but commissioned a copy a reasonable copy of it. that is the table that sits there. this is pretty much all original furniture. there are some alcoves up there you can't quite see there is one here. she used to there were always 32 guests for dinner parties there be a butler standing behind each of the 32 people. she would stand up in that little alcove when people are coming in because she liked to see the looks on the people's faces as they walked in. not because she wanted to see and become a she wanted to see astonishment. she wanted to share the sense of wonder she felt like she had created. she loved sharing the amazement of being in a

marjorie: my husband served 17 combat tours. so there are names and prevailing, enduring war has a face and if america's comfortable with it, we need to ask ourselves why are we comfortable with this? because less than 1% of americans are performing our foreign policy commitments overseas. so i'm all about talking about enduring conflict. and the second aspect of enduring conflict and endless wars is not putting a time line in 2009 through 2010 when i was in afghanistan, president obama said we will draw down forces in 2011. the very next day, my intelligence collectors couldn't get anything because they were talking to villagers, community, all of our sources and they said you guys are leaving in two years, why would i work with you? because you're leaving in two years and i have to still live down the road from the taliban fighters. so you never, never put a time line on enduring conflict like this. and last thought on this is that you don't fight a war, an 18-year war one year at a time. we need to think about what is our gre

there was a series of meetings that marjory stoneman douglas high school.meetings the superintendent made sure only one school board member was allowed to speak because if two spoke would have to be public record and minutes would have to be taken. >> they are called sunshine laws. there these four meetings stoneman douglas parents are not happy with the school district for all sorts of reasons. a couple weeks later the superintendents pulls another hold another public meeting at a neighboring high school and has his deputy email out various activist groups and says we just did a series of closed-door meetings that marjory stoneman douglas high school we haven't heard rhetoric and desegregation was enforced please come to the school district and support your superintendent. so we reached important public education we are kicking it murdered in school and if you ask why or try to hold people accountable you will be called a racist? and nobody will really care. back to my mind goes back to the southern poverty law center and politically correct answer they ex

marjory, town creek alabama, independent line, you are on c-span. >> hello. i wanted to discuss this business going on, these two articles of impeachment or so, so, i just don't know. basically, the obstruction of congress, you can't rule that until such time as the courts go ahead and tell trump he's supposed to go ahead and deliver the items they are looking for. and that's when you abuse something in congress. then when you get down to this abuse of power, then you might as well impeach everybody that is in congress right now. because all of them at one time or another have used their power to get what they wanted. and as far as i'm concerned, if the senate does not throw these charges out after it's passed by the house, then this whole -- everyone needs to change hands. we need to vote them all out and start from scratch. >> that marjory in town creek mueller bomber. and this is matt a, democrat, in palm floor harbour, florida. i met. >> i have to agree with the caller that just cold. fortunately it's saddened me to have to come this (inaudible) and i've

marjorie, alabama, independent line. caller: hello. discuss this business going on, these two articles of so, i just are so, don't know. basically, the obstruction of congress, we can't rule. until such time as the courts go ahead and tell trump e is supposed to go ahead and deliver the items they are looking for, then he refuses. that is when he would obstruct congress. then when you get down to this abuse of power, then you might as well impeach everybody that is in congress right now, time oreveryone at one another has used their power to get what they wanted. as far as i am concerned, if the senate does not throw these charges out that were passed by , everybodythen this needs to change hands. we need to vote them all out and start from scratch. is marjorie in alabama. this is matt, a democrat in florida. agree withave to your collar that just called. i'm a democrat, and unfortunately, it is sad to me to have to come to this. i have watched this from day one am, i have come to the decision that i'm going to have , my whole life, i

government of somalia is already pointing fingers and the president of somalia mammadov the life of marjorie's prime minister a lot of the mayor of the village. mohammed said clearly the reason the house of attack aimed at them is taking causing much of a cultural to figure to the somali public this a lot of president was quite clear in the address to the nation that is a foreign ideology came to somalia to destroy somalia and to destroy the people of somalia somalia public come together in this fight ok abilities a small area has been battling an islamist insurgency with international support for years what does today's attack tell us about how that battle is progressing well that's an important question because the next year the somali government is going to have a general elections and this is one of the key pillars that are the current administration we tried to use to be able to come back to power again because it's been 4 years and it's been. a few posters what the coaches amount to under the current government has been in place almost 2 years now so this can look good on the ground to w

joaquin oliver was one of the 17 people killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida. the documentary after parkland shows his parents manuel and patricia taking up the cause of stopping such mass shootings which they say joaquin had been angry about for years. >>was totally. concerned not afraid, not he will be fighting back we need to do something about says is crazy and then he became one of the victims in parkland so. yeah we we were putting all that and for that he started in our house, not office. we were started on with him and probably. dedicate more time and attention like we do today. when he was making sure that he was doing that you don't have to pay the price that we pay to understand what's going on in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>and here's a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza pro things are looking good. but a little bit busier of course in those cash lanes it's going to be under 15 minutes to make your way out of the east bay in the san francisco in westbound 80. >>we'll be right back with more news weather and traffic after the break st

marjorie k eastman is the award-winning author of how we serve post 9/11. she served 10 years as an intelligence officer and commander. started out before being awarded without direct commission. she has her ba in political science from the university of california san diego. and from the graduate school of vanderbilt university. she was selected as one of the nation's top 25 influencers, supporting the military community, and was recently named one of the 2019 10 outstanding young americans by the junior chamber international usa. please join me in welcoming or! and finally, scott is a retired u.s. army -- oh my god. a retired u.s. marine! 24 years of honorable service as an enlisted and commission officer. his 2018 book is a story of echo companies second battalion marines. scott has written articles, editorials and scholarly pieces for usa today, fox news channel, and the marine corps gazette, military times, townhall, and daily signal. he is the executive director director of a certified nonprofit that next veterans through outreach programs. and a nonp

bin can you just explain to all of us who might not understand what is an out of marjorie's someone who travels from one point to another in starts focus on the education that is what is so over time due to so many factors overall population inclusive you know this system has been abandoned by the government and the numbers are too high the children are too much so the infrastructure is stretched and the moslems that is there tootles no longer cutoff for you know the basic needs of the hence the turn into child street bagus yeah that's a very good description thank you for that a so mr director general we're hearing that resources are stretched thin are you feeling it when you are governing are you feeling that you don't have enough money to get to the last person enough schools enough hospitals indeed it is very true that facilities stretched at the moment we have 3000000 children in public primary schools this is aside the number we have and schools as well as schools to which means a little forms needed to my needs the education of these children and the government at the moment ther

and later, reports on the creation of the estate in palm beach florida, by eras marjorie merriweather in 1927. then historian amber slade, compares economic debates in the 1960s, to those that are happening today. td ameritrade founder joe ricketts, offers insights into becoming an entrepreneur. an fusion gps cofounder lynn simpson, discusses his investigation into president trump and the creation of the steel dossier. check your program by for more information. >> good evening. welcome, you can go ahead and club it's okay. [applause]. welcome to the schaumburg center for black culture where we are dedicated to the collection preservation and interpretation of mobile back lacking

eastern, andrew pollack, father of the student killed in the shooting at marjorie stoneman high school in parkland, florida, will offer his thoughts on school safety and guns. check your program guide for more information. spiegelman's get started >> we are lucky to have the mayor here and he will start us off with a few words. thank you. >> welcome, everyone. [applause]. i am honored to be here. i wanted to say a couple of words about the triumph of the human spirit. and a talk to you a bit about andrea's bravery and talk to you about what to john gave to this community. i say this all the time, we have to fight for our local newspaper, for local journalism. when we lament losing a hardware store or bakery or things that are in big parts of the community, our local newspaper is just as important. john mcnamara reported on the things we care aboutis. he cared about our kids, cared about our local teams and obviously in his book he celebrates that by talking about there is nothing better than a local basketball game, which i agree with 100%. i also want to thank everyone for coming here

eastern, andrew pollack, father of the student killed in the shooting at marjorie stoneman high schoolin parkland, florida, will offer his thoughts on school safety and guns. check your program guide for more information. spiegelman's get started >> we are lucky to have the mayor here and he will start us off with a few words. thank you. >> welcome, everyone. [applause].

marjorie later told cbs news she enjoys killian's and fat tire or anything like it.y brother works. >> you've had fat tire. >> i have not -- >> michelle miller! we're going to make that happen very soon. >> very soon. >> you like -- >> the peanut butter in the morning, i love this. if we can do that in the food-eating window that dr. david agus was talking about in ten hours, peanut butter, beer, fine. >> you can do fat tire first and -- >> beer after -- i think i've done that before. >> we all have. >> yeah. >>> from "beetlejuice" to "edward scissor hands," director tim burton is known for and now an exhibit that showcases his art. for some of you local news is next much the rest, stick around, you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> photography, i started pursuing it two or three years ago. it wasn't until about a year ago that i really decided to turn the camera off of automatic and to learn how to shoot manually. >> yeah. >> and that completely changed everything for me. it's like going from the microwave to the wood fire. >> you have to really cook. >>

new england patriots to win the franchise's first ever super bowl. 17 students and staff killed at marjoriehigh school in florida after a former student opened fire inside the school. a month later thousands joined the march for our lives protest in d.c. calling on washington to take action to reform gun laws. britain's prince harry tying the knot with actress meghan markle, the first american to marry into the british royalty. the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court sparking controversy as the embattled judge faced accusations of sexual assault during his confirmation hearing but ultimately was confirmed to the high court. special counsel robert mueller releasing highs highly anticipated report on russian interference in the 2016 election. arresting 8 americans connected to the trump campaign or administration. but stopping short of charging the president with any crimes and find nothing collusion. end games drew super heroes fans to the big screen becoming the highest grossing film in history highest box office net of nearly $2.8 billion. the u.s. women's national soc

in almost two years since 17 people were murdered at their high school, students from marjorie stonemanschool security and stopping gun violence. two of the people leading that charge, david and lauren hogg, brother and sister who survived the massacre by hiding in the classrooms and they have become political and cultural forces inspiring thousands of people including me. here's my champions for change. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> another deadly school shooting. >> i am in parkland, florida. scene of the latest school shooting. this is the side of the deadliest school shooting in the u.s. since sandy hook. >> when i got the call that there was yet another school shooting, my heart sank. i have kids i send off to school every day and i know that they're no safer than the kids at parkland were. i flew down to parkland the next morning we were on the air first thing. >> we are joined by two of the shooting survivors. >> david was a first interview. something we different. >> no legislative action is taken. we have more guns and chances to go wrong. >> a senior at time, he took cover

doing some major shoplifting inside of this so far a store in parliament, there anything that's the marjory to gucci to our son now. >>burberry tory burch. >>this video was recorded on friday november 22th 2019 one week later on black friday, the same pair of shoplifting suspect was spotted inside of this so far a store. >>they don't even bother to hide their faces. >>for a sales associate who wants to remain anonymous says these women are part of a crew of female shoplifters targeting some 4 stores all over the bay area. >>dave food, a lot of the san francisco area on the north bay as well east bay happened multiple times i but recently is just getting worse and worse to the point that they know how now we work in the store, they know what you know. >>what we're not allowed to do they know there were 2. >>you know stop them for anything that we just have to let them go. >>i spotted this police car patrolling the parking lot outside of the store in cordova death. >>i really do hope somebody recognize them not to 3rd memes off you know all is just hmong of them doing and i think is one thing

and the surveys were done by norman and marjorie, jay lee who is passed away, mary osborne, newburgh township let by pat smith and tmi alert. if anyone's interested we're still doing surveys. but that's something we do. in the last couple of years there's been a significant uptick in thyroid cancer and that's why hershey medical, i believe, conducted a study last year that indicated increased in thyroid cancer for folks living near three mile island. they're going to expand that study and continue to look at it. unfortunately, three mile island, like other nuclear plants, has no health or regular city for workers unlike department of defense where we can track those. and the commonwealth of pennsylvania no longer tracks the incident. kind of up to citizens and i've encouraged people to good to the facebook page or web page. we have a press pact for the 40th anniversary or you can contact us if you want to continue discussion after this episode. >> and eric epstein, you mentioned the film the china syndrome which was released just a couple of weeks before three mile island accident. h

and later, reports on the creation of the estate in palm beach florida, by eras marjorie merriweather in 1927. then historian amber slade, compares economic debates in the 1960s, to those that are happening today. td ameritrade founder joe ricketts, offers insights into becoming an entrepreneur. an fusion gps cofounder lynn simpson, discusses his investigation into president trump and the creation of the steel dossier. check your program by for more information. >> good evening. welcome, you can go ahead and club it's okay. [applause]. welcome to the schaumburg center for black culture where we are dedicated to the collection preservation and interpretation of mobile back lacking spaces. i am the associate director for public programs and exhibitions. thank you for joining us for tonight news conversation with eric eight washington is an independent scholar and author denies book, gretz. the live of james h williams and three cats of grand central terminal. this program is an ongoing series of programs hosted in conjunction with current exhibition about the harlan. if you have not had

i'm a college student, a black woman, and a survivor of the valentine's day shooting at marjory stonemanheard from mothers, fathers, advocates, lawmakers, and survivors. what unites us? we live in the united states of america, where gun violence is a daily threat and occurrence, particularly in black and brown communities. i have planned out what i would do in a school shooting since my freshman year. we always said it was not a matter of when it would happen or if, but when. the one was february 2018. there have been over 30 school shootings across the country since then. one of the latest in santa clarita, california. the students marched out of their classroom last year in solidarity with my high school. this year, they understand what it is about firsthand sadly. no matter what school you go to, gun violence is a reality. we are united and working to change our reality, but the nra has used our justice system to advance a radical and irrational agenda that would potentially eliminate attractions that have been hard-fought that make our communities safer. they are working against us.

la batalla legal entre marjorie de sousa y juliÁn gil sigue sin salida, el actor argentino impactÓ al youtube de cocina.gunos dest co seguirÁn con mas fuerza para el 2020, para "un nuevo dÍa", reportera. >> gracias, por haber hecho este resumen, yo creo que uno de los mÁs difÍciles que podriamos entender fue el fallecimiento de josÉ jose y todo lo que desatÓ >> jimena: fueron muchas semanas. >> muchas interrogantes, muchos cuestionamientos la divisiÓn de las cenizas >> adamari: predicciones. >> yo creo que niurka sigue en el escÁndalo tambiÉn, alfredo tambiÉn y geraldine bazÁn. >> adamari: ojalÁ que eso se calme porque los dos merecen ser felices , las niÑas necesitan estÁn tranquilas hay cosas que hay que dejar de lado y seguir adelante. >> revelan que junrudolph giuli hablÓ con nicolÁs maduro. >> adamari: tambiÉn ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ gracias por continuar con nosotros en "un nuevo dÍa", una milicia respaldada por y ranirÁe que el saldo de muertos el anuncio llega dÍas despuÉs que el pentÁgono informara que washington habÍa lanzado ataques contra la milicia que matÓ a un contratista estadou

despu''es hubo muchos rumores incluyendo a marjorie de sousa y eso empezÓ a que verÁ la relaciÓn.cil de digerir. deja que tus mañanas suenen como una canción. prueba lactaid®. 100% leche de verdad, sin lactosa. ♪ carlos: lo hablamos casi todos los dÍas y es universal. todos los grupos de edad estÁn metidos en redes sociales. tenemos en estarÁn, facebook y twitter y son herramienta importante para todas las marcas con >> no debemos dejar que las redes nos dimenen si utilizamos facebook de forma Útil gente yo creo que ha sido muy bueno para reunir a las amistades para poder conectarnos. inclusive podÍa ver a mis compaÑeras de colegio. >> las redes sociales nacen un poco como las nuevas generaciones a quienes les afecta mucho todo lo que pasa. >> tÚ estÁs carlos: yo >> creo que pudiera estar haciendo otras cosas. >> es que una pierde tiempo pero yo lo hago para informarme, para mantenerme al dÍa de lo que estÁ sucediendo. carlos: tÚ crees que evolucione la generaciÓn?gente espera el l ve como a los seguidores. carlos: pero tiene ha hecho la vida muy feliz. nos vamos y gracias chicos.

francisca: tambiÉn estÁ cumpliendo marjorie la repÚblica dominicana.a conmociÓn el video de una niÑa en el cual un autobÚs escolar le pasa literalmente por encima, gracias a dios, sÓlo paso por el susto. >> conoce a sofÍa días, una mujer que cambiÓ el rumbo de su vida al ver a su hija al filo de la muerte. >> si te gusta el chocolate no te puedes perder a las dos hermanas que lo reinventaron en miami. >> vamos a dar un recorrido por la historia de jomari y te prometemos grandes sorpresas por >> te saludan tus amigos, este es un mensaje de paz y amor, les deseamos unaaÑo nuevo. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>a francisca la ha invadido el espÍritu de la navidad. >> mira, verde, rojo y blanco, el espÍritu de la navidad.27 de diciembre, ya me puse el saco porque hace >> no hablen mÁs de ese 2-1 porque no nos gusta nada. empecemos esta hora que te mueve con mucha informaciÓn. >> muy buenos dÍas, aquí te cuento lo que hoy es noticia. la madre naturaleza castiga el suroeste del paÍsdonde la lluvia conveniente la nieve ha dejado al menos dos vÍctimas mortales. las nevadas alcanzaron

una pregunta, saben quiÉn estÁ detrÁs del rostro de famosas como, por ejemplo, geraldine bazÁn y marjoriecer. >>la primera vez que escucho la palabra cÁncer tenÍa 24 aÑos. vivÍa en venezuela. para mÍ, no era como miedo, era como que me habÍan dicho que tenÍa gripe. yo dije quÉ tenÍa que hacer y me fui a cortar el cabello. me corto el pelo me lo habÍa cortado hace tres dÍas. voy y me lo vuelvo a cortar. >>Él cuya especialidad fue la experiencia hizo cirugÍa a su espÍritu. >>tenÍa que sacar ese niÑo interior dolido. a lo mejor, un poco de abandono. herido de abandono. con miedo para ser abandonado, con miedo a hacer rechazado. eso hubiese pasado si no hubiese tenido el coraje de emprender a diario la vida con esas ganas. >>el cÁncer de colon se fue, pero cuando el prestigio llegÓ no vino sÓlo. >>10 aÑos despuÉs justo habiendo llegando a mÉxico un dÍa empiezo a sentir malestar. otra vez con sangre. yo sabÍa que esto estaba raro. acudo para los niveles tumorales. me dicen que es metÁstasis. >> fue desahuciado. su familia se desmoronÓ, pero Él no. >> yo le dije que si me querÍan ayudar que me

eastman, a college student, a black woman, and a survivor of the valentine's day 2018 shooting at marjoryarticularly in black and brown communities. i plan what i would do in a school shooting since my freshman year in high school. we would say at stillman douglas it was not a matter of when it would happen, not if it would happen but when it would happen. the when was february 2018. there have been over 30 school shootings across the country since then. one of the latest, a high school in santa clarita, california. the saugus high school students marched out last year in solidarity with my high school. they now understand what it is. gun violence is a reality. we are working to change the reality but the nra has used the justice system to advance a radical agenda that would eliminate protections hard fought to make our communities safer. they are working against us. this is a shame. this suit uses a law that no longer exists to push for policies and extreme interpretations of the second amendment most of this country does not agree with. >> if the supreme court in some way advances the n