and mckinley was the son of abolitionist, tell us about president mckinley reluctance to get involved, his response as well as the response of others national leaders. >> mckinley was a friend of abolitionist, he was an abolitionist himself. he served in the union army as an officer with very much against slavery and segregation. in fact, when he was running for president, was the first presidential candidate to address all black audience on the campaign trail so to me, his response was minimal. as you mentioned, here's warned product congressman ed missus from wilmington who traveled and met with him in the white house and want him from mr. president, there is a coup being planned, white people are beating, intimidating, terrorizing black men in planning a coup. he did nothing. after the coup, congressman white and the minister went back and met with him and sent troops to protect the voting rights of black men, he made no comment that i could find publicly about the coup, was discussed in one cabinet meeting the topic of sending federal troops or marshals to north carolina first bro

who was the son of abolitionist and tell us about president mckinley's reluctance to get involved, hisponse as well as that of national leader said. >> as you mention, mckinley was the son of abolitionist, served union army as an officer, very much was against slavery and when running as a candidate for president was the first candidate to address an all black audience on the campaign trail. so it's baffling to me that his response was minimal. as you mentioned, he was warned by george henry white, the congressman and by black ministers in wilmington, travelled to washington, met with him in the white house and warned him, mr. president, there's a coup being planned. already, white people are beating and intimidating and terrorizing black men and planning a coup. he did nothing. after the coup, congressman white and these same ministers met with him again and asked him to send federal troops to protect the voting right of black men. he made no comment ever that i could find publicly about the coup. it was discussed in one cabinet meeting and the topic of sending federal troops or feder

mckinley has joined us but i'm told because you are waiting on, i need to take the democrats first. we recognize you for your five minutes of questions. are you with us? >> thank you. thank you to our witnesses today. this is such an important issue. i'm listening to my colleagues and it affects the community. i think about the people lost just in the last year from opioid over doses. mostly from fentanyl. i'm so glad to see the biden administration working across all of these agencies the find solutions, curb demand, crack down on traffickers and save lives. in my home state of washington, like every other state, fentanyl has had a profound and devastating impact. in 2020, there were 672 deaths involving synthetic opioids. it's double the number we saw the year before. 672 compared with 3700 people died from covid in washington state. there's been a massive effort to manage the pandemic. this hit way too close to home in 2019 when three high school students ingested fentanyl laced candy and had no idea what it was. they died. two of those were in my communities. this is very person

mckinley has joined us but i'm told because you are waiting on, i need to take the democrats first. we recognize you for your five minutes of questions. are you with us? >> thank you. thank you to our witnesses today. this is such an important issue. i'm listening to my colleagues and it affects the community. i think about the people lost just in the last year from opioid over doses. mostly from fentanyl. i'm so glad to see the biden administration working across all of these agencies the find solutions, curb demand, crack down on traffickers and save lives. in my home state of washington, like every other state, fentanyl has had a profound and devastating impact. in 2020, there were 672 deaths involving synthetic opioids. it's double the number we saw the year before. 672 compared with 3700 people died from covid in washington state. there's been a massive effort to manage the pandemic. this hit way too close to home in 2019 when three high school students ingested fentanyl laced candy and had no idea what it was. they died. two of those were in my communities. this is very person

william mckinley, abraham lincoln, harrogate truman or boutwell?want to say little ballet, i think it was harry truman. kennedy: are on the board as well. we got presidential historians today. brad, you can make it a trouble with this, are you ready? [laughter] kennedy: which of these presidents was married to his cousin? was it woodrow wilson, franklin d roosevelt, john quincy adams or woody allen? [laughter] >> maybe fdr? kennedy: you are right. fdr. omg. all three of our players are on the board. let's go with round number two. which of these presidents changed the name of fdr's presidential from shangri-la to camp david? ronald reagan, right d eisenhower, jimmy carter or abraham lincoln? >> i do not but i'm going to guess eisenhower. kennedy: you guessed correctly. excellent work. you are not in the lead with two kevin, which of these presidents once proclaimed and looked on a lot of women with lust, i committed adultery in my heart many times, this is something god recognizes i will do and have done it and god forgives me broke. who said that?

they had not done invested to hospital collect detailed information on trends in female cutting a mckinley. now since 2002, all antenatal patients are off what kind of cuts of hog, and if they intend to cut their daughters in, i did wish i had, they were kind of in a tongue of little listening. this is rare and to see a woman who is a i will lead due to my daughter in 2002, i think 97 percent of fema patient had undergone the fair when he cut and most intended the same for their daughters. with a part, but that has changed. there is a he is in girlfriend into todd and richard t ad having now in tad one touch to which they called sooner. but it is getting cut sim time one is the one that there's a little bit of tip. yeah. but have to declutter half of cametrius. we know all cuts doesn't have any benefit from a girl with her father, mom and cabin. doctor shapiro introduces me to a friend who's at the hospital on a postnatal live. she gave birth quarter days ago. oh, so a interesting business with our program. so she cadon is a midwife, a know the harmful effects of for only cutting from pass

coast guard from 2006 to 2010 and then the chief master sergeant who was the advisor for general mckinley the national guard bureau was the third to serve in the position but the first to serve at the four-star level. so, the way the book came about was the six of us were best friends and we all serve together in the pentagon. each year we work collectively together on capitol hill to testify so we have all of those things together. to be military consultants and teach leadership not only for military but for civilianar organizations with professional development,ss teambuilding, organizational effectiveness and efficiency and effective communications that's the first time we went down to the weeds on the leadership and teambuilding. rick west said we ought to write a book togethere and after hearing and assuring the stories with each other and said we ought to write a book. i had a full-time job and the six of us came together and. she did a wonderful job and as laid out, there's six sections for each offer. each section is broken down to individual chapters and was able to tie all the s

david mckinley voted for the infrastructure bill, alex mooney has donald trump's endorsement.o these member versus member primaries will get messy in the capitol and back home. >> we have three more. republicans primed to win back the house if history is any precedent here. what could happen to stop them from doing so? >> donald john trump is the number one wildcard obviously. the economy getting much, much better, much, much stronger and covid receding and democrats getting credit for that could help democrats and could trip up republicans. you mentioned at the top, most election analysts, most people look at this dispassionately would agree republicans have a huge advantage based on history, the mood of the country. even if joe biden's at his high watermark on approval ratings, it's still under water. >> i will skip question four. what about joe biden? how much of a factor is he? >> do you -- if you're a democrat anywhere across the country, do you want the president with 40-something percent approval ratings campaigning for your re-election? do people see the governing clim

garfield pictured actually from garfield ceremony of laying in state and another in 1886, president mckinley, in 1901, peter charles, the designer from city of washington, laying in state, when he was at arlington national cemetery onn his way to the base but they cosby and so that he could receive state honors in the capitol building and it's important that they were paying tribute to do a figure who had served time to obscurity and buried in a pauper's grave. and then relevant to world war one at this commemoration, george dewey was laying in state in 1917 before we get to the world warar one in 1921. i was also played a role in supporting the membrane thehe preservation of an attributed to those who made the ultimate sacrifice, and service of our country and in 1862, congress pays the active which included an provisions that you can see from the national archives and a transcription it and it provided the program with the authority to acquire land and create national cemeteries for those who gave their last measure of devotion those who died for service of our country and ever since, the

police officers involved in the deaths have also been identified as james fisher cameron leahy, eric mckinley as well as parking enforcement employee. charlie clements, we are talking with the alameda police chief and the attorney for mario's family right now about this determination and kron four's dan kerman. we'll have much more on this developing story coming up during kron 4 news at 5 o'clock tonight. and that's where our coronavirus coverage the covid-19 omicron variant has now spread to the south bay. this time it's in santa clara county health officials announced their first known case of the virus variant today. the adult who tested positive had recently traveled to florida. it is now isolating at home. kron four's rob nesbitt is joining us here live during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock with more on how this person is doing this afternoon. good afternoon, rob. >> just in the adult is recovering at home with very mild symptoms. health officials emphasize the words very mild today crediting the health status to the person's vaccination status. the case was announced today by santa clara co

guard, skip bowen, who is the - and 12000 in 2006 - 2010, and hall, who was an advisor for general mckinley the national guard and was the third to serve in that position it but the first to serve thatt four-star level so when the book came about was the six of us were best friends and we also together the pentagon and each year, collectively together everybody went to testify so even through all of those things together. so after we left the army we've formed an allegiance to teach and beat military consultants and to teach leadership not only for the military but also other organizations that and focused on what the professional development and coaching and this effectiveness and efficiency changed management effective communications and those small and large organizations in the military advisors and consultants. so the company just doing some leadership development is really the first time it that of us really went down into the weeds on the leadership and team building it i think that it was rick who said, we ought to write a book together, just caring and sharing theh stories, and oth

some of the best if not all and mckinley and white, shepley coolidge, ames and young which was a st. louis firm not as well-known and coats and stewards in. so shortly after that that plan that i showed was completed in may. the competition was set up and run over the summer and in the fall of 1899 a decision is made in cold and stewards and is selected for a design that actually was rejected. the classicism that eccharacterized all of the other submissions and proposed instead a collegiate gothic style that was organizing a campus around a series of a single fatal axis or even cross axis but a series of offset axis that and they provided a description of that accommodated flexibility for growth in the future and i can say it is still the framework of the campus but it served the campus well for just thatreason , its ability to adjust to changes in unanticipated conditions over time. our plan for the east and i like to think build on the legacy of both the coke and stewards and plan and the olmsted plan with a language i've said that it's kind of hybrid parks and campus. most importa

fairly isolated, and you know, john hay, who was abraham lincoln's secretary of state for william mckinley, and roosevelt, america's foreign policy can be summed up in two phrases, the golden rue and the monroe doctrine. but, you know, there are temptations to empire, what joe was saying, look, we're a republic, not an empire. that was four foundational founding father's wisdom. late 19th century, that starts to get strained. by the time we get into a debate over world war i, and i write about this in my book, it's really fascinating, because the debate of getting involved in world war i is basically conducted, and the radical league of nations is conducted by two washington biographers, wood row wilson, and cabot lodge. they're both arguing that they are defending the washingtonian tradition. he's saying, look, we've never gotten involved in a continental fight, why would we start now? and wilson is saying, no, the ideals of washington are at stake, and a lot of the iconography once we do get involved in the first world war involves calling on washington's legacy. then something really in

mckinley has joined us but i'm told because you are waiting on, i need to take the democrats first. we recognize you for your five minutes of questions. are you with us? >> thank you. thank you to our witnesses today. this is such an important issue. i'm listening to my colleagues and it affects the community. i think about the people lost just in the last year from opioid over doses. mostly from fentanyl. i'm so glad to see the biden administration working across all of these agencies the find solutions, curb demand, crack down on traffickers and save lives. in my home state of washington, like every other state, fentanyl has had a profound and devastating impact. in 2020, there were 672 deaths involving synthetic opioids. it's double the number we saw the year before. 672 compared with 3700 people died from covid in washington state. there's been a massive effort to manage the pandemic. this hit way too close to home in 2019 when three high school students ingested fentanyl laced candy and had no idea what it was. they died. two of those were in my communities. this is very person

representative mckinley for 90 seconds. mr. mcken lee: thank you to the the gentlelady from florida. today the supreme court will hear a case that could determine the future of unborn children. for nearly 50 years the federal decision of roe vs. wade has threatened the lives the unborn. this is a decision that should be left to the states. 1973, justices were told that unborn babies could not live on their own until the 28th week. but since then, there have been major advances in medicine. we now know that as early as five weeks unborn babies have a heart beat. and their brains are beginning to develop. by 10 weeks, babies have legs and arms. and by 15 weeks babies can taste, yawn, suck their thumb and more importantly they can feel pain. they are living, breathing, feeling human beings who deserve a chance to live. as jeremiah and isaiah said in the bible, the lord spoke to them in the womb. before they were born, i set you apart. both of these prophets were trying to tell us something. every life is precious. therefore congre

mckinley: morris rodgers and representative lesko of arizona, i inform the house that the members will vote no on passage of h.r. 5665. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. pallone: as the member designated by by the following members, i inform the house the i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5665, mr. payne of new jersey, mr. sires, miswatson coleman, mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. nadler of new york and mr. tonko of new york. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. nunes of california and mr. calvert of california, i inform the house that mr. nunes and mr. calvert will vote no on the passage of h.r. 5665. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by ms. porter, mr. reu eases, mr. bera and mr. ruppersberger, will vote yes on h.r. 5665. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas. >> as the member designated by mr. carter will vote no. as the member