why are -- why are there -- there would be more masons if masons tried to recruit masons.t's not what the organization is about. what we're about is finding good men and making men better. but you have to ask to join. and be a part of the lessons that this teaches, some of which you'll get a taste for today, as we do the re-enactment of the event that happened 225 years ago, for which they're still trying to find the original cornerstone because of all the construction that you've already heard about. but pay attention to the words of the lessons that will be taught today. they're a sample of the lessons that are taught in masonry, to make good men better men. thank you. [ applause ] >>> ladies and gentlemen, chair of the u.s. capitol historical society, board of trustees, donald g. carlson. >> on behalf of the capitol historical society, i want to welcome you tonight to this historic building and this historic chamber. the capitol historical society was chattered by congress to educate the public on the history and heritage of the united states, its capitol, its instituti

did yoever get to talk to mason or meet him? a couple of voice chats.m i never met person, though. rape and mason had their own little thing. >> thompson: what kind of sense did you get of him when you were s?lking to him on those ch >> i thought he was a genius. >> thompson: in propaganda havideos, atomwaffen say t mason disappeared for 15 years until they located him. they pose for photos with mason dressed in the nazi uniform d celebrate their collaboration. i'm unable to find a phone number for mason, but i learn that he's living in the nver area. mason has no online profile-- no social media, he doesn't even appear to have an email account. he spent time in a corado prison for menacing someone with a pistol. a bankruptcy filing from a few years ago reveals a solitary fe, working at kmart and living alone. i've gotten several possible addresses for mason, and i begin to search neighborhoods for him. then, i get a call. it's mason and he wants to talk to me. >> we're good. whenever you're ready. >> thompson: so how big do you

i'm always happy to meet with them. >> thompso mason is evasive at first.lk about the killings and violence linked to atomwaffen. >> i'm glad i didn't know about it and i don't want to know, because if i did know, i'd be involved in it, ani don't want to be involved in it. >> thompson: you don't want to goack to prison. >> i do not urge anybody to do anything like that, but when it gets done, i won't disown them. i kind of welcome the chaos. >> thompson: what did you think of james fields, the guy who allegedly drove the car into the crowd in charlottesville? >> i say bless his heart, because he sure is in a jam. >> thompson: so you're sympathetic? tic.h, very sympat totally sympathetic. >> thompson: to you, fields is a hero? yes. >> thompson: what did you think of tim mcveigh? another hero. >> the white race is in danger. and it's not by accident. it's driven. it's plann. >> thompson: who's planning it? >> the jews. we know it's t jews. i mean, we know that. >> thompson: mason has a lot- more to sae kind of anti-semitic conspiracy theories i've come to exp

mason pleaded guilty to domestic violence and served less than a year in prison., stabbed to death in the driveway of an ohio home on saturday and mason has been arrested in connection with the killing, though he has yet to be charged with her death. >> i need the police immediately. my brother is attacking his ex-wife. >> reporter: among the evidence, this 911 call, a woman who says she is mason's sister tells the dispatcher mason admitted to the crime. >> he stabbed her and he said she's dead. >> reporter: frazier's murder in ohio might never have garnered any attention in washington, d.c., but tonight, there's a twist in the case involving ohio congresswoman marcia fudge whose name was being floated as a possible challenger to nancy pelosi for speaker of the house. >> it has been heartwarming and humbling to know how many people think that i should do this. >> reporter: so, what does a prominent congresswoman have to do with a man who may soon be charged with murdering his ex-wife? it turns out they've known each other a long time, and in 2015, after the incide

mason pleaded guilty to domestic violence.pporters, including marcia fudge submitted letters of support for a hearing. he was requesting early release. congresswoman fudge's letter said mason's actions were totally contrary to everything i know about him and he has assured me something like this will never happen again. mason served just nine months of his two-year sentence and was released in 2016. all the while, family members say his ex-wife lived in fear. >> oh, yes. deathly afraid of him. >> reporter: nevertheless, the city of cleveland hired mason as an administrator shortly after his release. the mayor now defending the choice. >> and we have many ex felons who work for us. we have some people who have done time and who have committed some pretty heinous crimes, and they have come to work for the city of cleveland, and they have done quite well for us. >> reporter: mason was fired after his most recent arrest. back in washington, congresswoman fudge says she condemns the crimes, adding, the person who committed these cr

in england louise mason didn't see her parents and three siblings for months at a time. i was let alone most of the time my parents had other children there's no way that they could leave them with my nan it was my crime i was old so they just stopped coming. i went home three weeks. for week by week in the summer christmas easter. every quality was like getting to know your sisters again. in new york chances catch you and alvin law's parents decided the best way to get their arm a son to cope with life was to turn his tones into fingers for hours alvin was given manual task to perform with his feet. now granted having no arms an exact rather simple disability it's a very complicated disability and i'd be lying if i didn't say it was a lot of work a lot of work a lot of time spent by myself very long very. very frustrated but i think it was the character that was built by my parents especially by their. that allowed me to not really think that i was all that different. it's not an easy thing to get dressed but. again it goes back to the basic theory of my life and that i

david mason's campaign succeeded in increasing by six times. finds the drug companies original offering to their parents i did pay a heavy pot. botts. if i hadn't paid that price the third of my daughters wouldn't have got the compensation when they got the compensation so i think it was worth. i'm like louise mason who rarely saw her mother during childhood yeah i'm sure to hell and formed a close bond with his mother from birth and her unwavering support and encouragement were critical in his career decision she never lost hope she'll she said you everything you want to achieve in your life you're going to achieve it i have absolutely no doubt and where night when i turned up with it with the idea that. that i wanted to be a doctor everybody told me you should not it's not a very good idea you cannot do that you will have severe problems she said son do your own thing if that's what you want to do you're gonna match jaan is now an emergency room doctor in switzerland i don't consider my condition as a major issue i mean i'm not a little moder

she said "lance mason is a good man who made a very bad mistake.nly hope you see in lance what i and others see." we'll get more on the congresswoman's statement in another second. take me back to saturday morning and tell me what happened. >> a sad and scary story. family members say his ex-wife had come to the house that mason's sister was living in to drop off her two young daughters. we heard a 911 call saying mason was out in the driveway stabbing her to death. let's just plitay a little bit it. >> what's your emergency? >> i need the police immediately. my brother is attacking his ex-wife. >> are they both still there? >> they're outside. i don't know, i hear her screaming. i'm inside with the daughter. i don't want her to see anything. >> keep her in there and try to get calm so she doesn't get upset. >> ma'am, he steabbed her. he said she's dead. >> the audio lasts about ten minutes opinion you c minutes. you can hear the young daughters who are 9 and 10, waling and screaming. and previously he slapped her head to the car door, the dash boa

ne in particular, george mason's arlington campus, going mason's arlington campus, going to look mason's arlington campus, going to look (music throughout) yeahbecause getting past me used to take hard work. sweat. sacrifice. ab but lately, it's all t fun and games and hugs from strangers... oh, and did i mention abe r? what happened to laundry night? wednesday! i love you wednesday! -i do. yodon't. -i do. you don't. -i do. you don't. -i do. you don't. >>> we're in weather alert mode getting you ready for the first winter storm of the soieason. that look at this. depending on where you live, you could get some snow. ill be back lia with the timing and how much snow we can expect. >>> amazon's hq2 creatg lot of buzz in virginia's higher end community. we told you about virginia tech's planned $1 billion campus, but wrgt about g mason university which is already established in arlington? >> david culve j isning us live. and they are planning massive changes to go alongith this. tell us about that. >> reporter: a lot of changes starting with the building right behind me. you can see where t

don't do yourself down, chris mason! was that an embarrassing admission of defeat oi’ an embarrassing admission of defeat ora an embarrassing admission of defeat or a welcome outbreak of honesty? it may have been pseudo— analysis, but in the absence of mr blobby, bbc journalists over the next couple of days chewed up to offer their versions of what was going on inside the brexit negotiations and inside government and what would happen next. for nikki porter, much of this was not news. i was watching the six o'clock news on tuesday and became concerned when in response to rumours about the deal on brexit, bbc decided it was justified in spending almost ten minutes on the subject using more than one reporter and interviewing several people, but what they were discussing was all speculation. at that point, no hard factual information was available. the bbc mission statement from its website is to inform, educate and entertain. on this occasion, the bbc has failed miserably on all three points. the following night's use at s

you have a big ribbon-cutting when you complete a project of the size of masonic.leased to see commissioner stefani was there as well as our other supervisors and our mayor. we are still working on our speed reduction of golden gate park. here is a brand-new speed hump on jfk drive. on 17th street, a really minor improvement to improve cycling commute of hundreds. this is on 17th street where prior cyclists were forced into traps and now we have a fully separated bike facility thanks to our colleagues at public works. major projects are starting to finish up and that includes polk street and a second street. if you go out there today, they are a month old. the pictures will look fully different and we are excited about the same completion of both of those major infrastructure projects. lombard street just began construction and in the past month and here is an older picture of lyon richardson which will have signals newer than the ones you see in that picture in the right corner. we had a packed board agenda this fall with more to come. i will talk about that in a

mason: mason. lemonis: mason, nice to meet you. where did you learn how to do this?rian: military. lemonis: you were in the military? brian: yeah. lemonis: thank you for your service. brian: thanks for your support. lemonis: i'm gonna put everybody on the spot right now. if all the models that you guys made were standard units, how much quicker would the production process be? mason: significantly. brian: yeah. lemonis: double the output? mason: i would say so. lemonis: how are you doing, sir? austin: i'm austin baker. lemonis: hey, austin. austin: production manager out here. lemonis: how are you, sir? austin: great. lemonis: nice to meet you. so, are you in charge of the floor? austin: yes, sir. lemonis: you want to give me a little tour, just you and i? austin: please. so, i'm gonna show you the two types of trailers we build on. we are fabricating our frames right here. we're building them. lemonis: you're not even buying them? austin: we're building them. everything we can do, we do in-house. we are so jammed, and it's unnecessary. the word "custom" is sexy, and

don't do yourself down, chris mason!of defeat or a welcome outbreak of honesty? it may have been pseudo—analysis, but in the absence of mr blobby, bbcjournalists over the next couple of days queued up to offer their versions of what was going on inside the brexit negotiations and inside government and what would happen next. for nick porter, much of this was not news. i was watching the six 0'clock news on tuesday and became concerned when, in response to rumours about the deal on brexit, the bbc decided it was justified in spending almost ten minutes on the subject, using more than one reporter and interviewing several people, but what they were discussing was all speculation. at that point, no hard factual information was available. the bbc‘s mission statement from its website is to "inform, educate and entertain". on this occasion, the bbc has failed miserably on all three points.

it's named after george mason. it's a living memorial impact of george mason who was a statesman and founder and author of the declaration of rights jun june 121976 the virginia declaration of rights and declaration of independence and bill of rights and the father of the bill of rights with a great statue out in front of our law school called the bill of rights dedicated in 2017. gnu is a research institution that is a big deal for a relatively young institution when we were added to that list. it started as the international rule of law. it was rice threw th right throl and had escalators. they acquired th at the law schl in 1879 and the new building for the law school which is on the other side was dedicated in 1999 just as antonin scully gave the address and in 2006 when we named the law school after him not because he gave the address but some generous donors gave $30 million. the law school has been highly ranked for 18th street years we've been in the u.s. news world report that's pretty good for a young sch

>> james mason was kind of an them secure figure in the neo-nazi.e a been involved with the american not the party of george lincoln rockwell. you been involved with other neo-nazi groups, but he was not really a main n player. mason ststill is he says, hey, e ,re not going to create naziism fascism in america through the ballot b box. your not going to do it through politics, through political protest. we're going to do it through the gun. and the way we're going to do this is terrorism, assassination, accept hyper viololence, and just general chs . we're going to collapse the system and we will take charge. that m message, which he promomulgated in a n newsletter " has s beene wa adopteted by this nenew generat. they have sort of adopted him as their guru, as their intellectual eminence. important are these people? how many are there? and let's go back to when president obama first came into office. this report on the threat of white supremacy and domestic terrorists that was squelched by right-wing congressmembers, demanded it not be released. is

mason: mason. lemonis: mason. so, you know mason's name? how are you? i'm marcus. briana: briana.emonis: nice to meet you. do you know briana's name? matthew: no, i don't. lemonis: i'd like to introduce you guys. matthew: yeah. lemonis: my first impression of matt is that he seems like a nice enough guy, and the company has really grown fast, so he's adding staff on a daily basis. but he should probably learn his employees' names. do you guys use all these products yourselves? does everybody have one on their phone? man: no. lemonis: do you have one on your phone? briana: no. lemonis: do you? man: no. lemonis: do you have one? mason: i actually don't have an iphone. lemonis: so, just iphone cases? matthew: right now. if you're, like, the type of girl who likes to change their phone case every 6 to 8 weeks, generally, you have an iphone. lemonis: is this only for girls? matthew: yes. this market is basically all women. you do not find this in men's sections anywhere. lemonis: and so, where's the bulk of your business come from? matthew: wholesale -- b to b. so, we have small, indep

mason maurio has more.we buy these for our kids to be safe and here they are potentially putting them in more danger." this pink watch on the wrist of 7-year-old makenna berney - is a location and contact device.worn away from home - so mom tiffany...<"mom is calling (ring).">...can keep a close eye.tiffany berney / mom: "if she doesn't answer within 10 seconds it automatically answers, so i can hear the background just to make sure everything is okay."on her way to school - thursday - it wasn't.makenna berney / daughter: "it just started going and i got kind of creeped out.">makenna's gadget began playing messages - from voices she'd never heard.tiffany berney / mom: "i got a phone call from her saying that her watch was making funny noises and there's weird people talking to her on it. i was like, 'oh, she's overreacting. my oldest has her spooked about something.' then she had played it and was telling me about it and i was likethat's legit."strange, luring voices - from a man.tiffany berney / mom: "i ju

it's named after george mason. it's a living memorial in fact, to george mason it was a virginia statesman, founder co-authored the virginia declaration of rights which was adopted on june 12, 1776. the virginia declaration of rightsts is a birther turkeys is often thought of as the bill of rights. there's a great stature out in front our law school which is called the bill of rights eagle which was dedicated on law date in 2017. we are a carnegie tier one research institution. that is a big deal for a relatively young school when we are added to that list. we not often dartmouth so that gives your you a sense of where are. the law school started as the international school of law in washington, d.c., moved over here to virginia in about 1976, and the department store which was right to this wallpaper it hase escalators. george mason university acquired the law school in 1979 and had its first l graduating class in 1980. the new building for the law school which is on the other side of the plaza was dedicated in 19

anthony mason takes a look at how exactly they did that. >> reporter: we wanted to take a look at what contributed to the democrats taking control of the house. and that starts with them doing better among their base, in fact. if you look at this, you'll see we're looking at young voters. they won two thirds. that's an improvement of 13 points over four years ago. they held black voters 9 out of 10 much like four years ago. they won two-thirds of his tonic voters and that's a 6% improvement. and women they won 49% and 8% improvement. look at the swing votes. four years ago democrats lost independence, they lost white women and college voters, all about 41, 42%. this time around four years later, the democrats win all those groups. they take 54% of independents, they narrowly win white women, and they win white college voters. that's how they turned it around this time and that's why they've won the house. >> that was anthony mason reporting. >>> there were 36 gubernatorial elections yesterday, some with national implications. laura poe definita is here with that. >> flip seats were als

. >>> george mason and cincinnati in the emerald coat classic from florida.st half, mason down ten. boy, the three top of the key. patriots trailed by nine at the half. secondh half, too mbearcats. cut through the paint here. he lays it in.in citi rolls, 71-55 the final. >>> capitals in action today against the red wings. second period caps down one. tom wilson the wrist shot. third of the year for wilson. ties itt 1-1. in the third, michaelke ny, all day to shoot. capitals lead 2-1. two minutes later, the caps and ovthhkin, his 16 of the season. capitals win a fourth straight. 3-1 over detroit. >>> college football. here's a good one. viinia tech hosting virginia. look at this. the hokies, no love for the band. upper corner of the upper deck. fourth quarter, two minutes left. tech down seven. steven peoples fumbles. he falls on itok for the hs to tie the game at 31 for the first histon the series all you do is pull on it. they go to overtime. second possession of o.t., perkins loses the ball in the play action. virginia tech recovers for the win. 15 in a row

the ways mason was determined to drive no matter how difficult it was for her just his a clique to get behind the wheel and do our best. driving instructor to never have a shot tonight save. somebody. but the test. was exactly the same as everyone else there's no difference they came so natural it's not be driving. me most of my life and. my parents they were the most practical people i think i've ever met in my entire life so when it came to learning how to drive. that was just practical that way you can get around on your own you know it depends on people to take care of you don't have to worry about. taking a bus or you can out and it was really just about trying to figure it out. and i just love driving when i got a lot of different things about to do. most people don't consider the power of my mind and i'm my mind is very powerful tool and it get into it interjects all kinds of things into my system so that my feet are literally. my hands so when it comes to driving. i get really serious when i have high explain why can't i can drive with one foot on the wheel what is peoples excu

in addition to the marjorie mason center. working nonstop to provide safety and support of domestic violence and survivors. i'd like to thank marjorie mason's family for their continuous support and commitment to expanding the mission of its center over the past 40 years. former sheriff steve mcgaron and others who contribute to the important work the center does. domestic violence is still sadly prevalent in every community, affecting more than 150 million people each year in the united states. we must continue to fight to ensure that no one in our valley and our nation suffers the same fate that marjorie mason faced. we must continue to work together to end domestic violence once and for all. mr. speaker, how much time do i have left? the speaker pro tempore: you the gentleman has 20 seconds left. mr. costa: i lend the balance of my time back, and i thank the speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. holding, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the lif

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re's the showers towards the mason/dixon line and west of i- i-81. have the chance for the spotty showers late monday night. tuesday morni they are gone and a very small chance. wednesday looking fabulous and ursday looking great. but illy. mperatures will be in the 30s for thanksgiving and by bailiff morning if you're headed off at midnight temperatures will be rolling out of the upper 20s and into the 30sis, py low 40s for the afternoon but your black friday shopping looks fantastic. towards the end of the week looks fantastic. then we head into next saturday, temperatures 5n the lows. we have a chance for rain showers late sunda into monday and possibly into hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make