directora de la escuela james monroe en santa rosa,, dio la bienvenida de regreso a sus estudiantes, michelle smithdir. de escuela james monroe yo siento que para los ninos es muy importante regresar a la normalidad despues del trauma vivido por los tragicos incendios, dicen este es un paso hacia la recuperacion... aunque no es facil...laura y alex se despidieron hoy con algo de ansiedad.... laura sepulveda/madre de familia aun queda un poquito de temor de lo que esta pasando y si un poquito nerviosa alex sepulveda/estudiante mi preocupacion es que no pase nada moving forward how to rebuild mientras tanto en la preparatoria piner hoy los estudiantes

directora de la escuela james monroe en santa rosa,, dio la bienvenida de regreso a sus estudiantes, michelle smithlos ninos es muy importante regresar a la normalidad despues del trauma vivido por los tragicos incendios, dicen este es un paso hacia la recuperacion... aunque no es facil...laura y alex se despidieron hoy con algo de ansiedad.... laura sepulveda/madre de familia aun queda un poquito de temor de lo que esta pasando y si un poquito nerviosa alex sepulveda/estudiante mi preocupacion es que no pase nada moving forward how to rebuild mientras tanto en la preparatoria piner hoy los estudiantes pensaban como pueden seguir adelante....alli 80 de ellos, como chris vieron sus casas consumidas por el fuego.... chris torres/estudiante perdi todo y yo me siento que voy a estudiar mas para ir a la universidad, ahi ganar dinero para ayudarles a mis papas, a lo mejor comprarles una casa aunque lamenta haber perdido su coleccion de zapatos jordan, a chris lo que mas le afecto fue ver el dolor de sus padres.... mirar mis papas llorar eso se siente muy feo... mi mama se puso a llorar bien feo alli cons

. >> we checked with michelle smith. [applause] thank you. >> we thought it might be useful for some of the early mornings and late evenings that were sure you enjoy on occasions. [applause] dinner is served and everybody please enjoy. >> tonight on the communicators, russia's involvement in the 2016 election with julia anglin. >> facebook has said that they learned that it adds place during the election were placed by russian outfits under anonymous accounts. they were politically divisive and, not necessarily in that one candidate or another but aimed at showing divisiveness on charge topics. >> question night at 8:00 p.m. eastern

we checked with michelle smith. >> thank you. [applause] we thought that it might prove useful for the early mornings and late evenings that we are pretty sure you do enjoy on occasion. so thank you very much again. [applause] that's it for remarks. dinner is served. everybody please enjoy. [inaudible conversations] sarah ferris covers the budget appropriations for "politico"." before the senate gavel fell for the week on thursday lawmakers approved the republican budget plan. can you give us a quick look at what's in the raffle with --

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. >> we checked with michelle smith. [applause] >> we thought it might prove useful for some of the early mornings and late evenings we are pretty sure that you do enjoy on occasion. dr. yellen: i do indeed. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> that is it for remarks. dinner is served. please, everyone enjoyed. -- everyone enjoy. your calls and comments on washington journal. and, a senate hearing on the cost of prescription drugs. after that, the justice department announces the indictment of two chinese nationals on charges of conspiracy to traffic fentanyl and other synthetic opioids. this we can come on american history tv on c-span3, a look at controversial union and confederate generals during a live discussion with authors and historians from the historical park in petersburg, virginia starting today at 9:00 a.m. and sunday. america, abceel school examines resistance to the vietnam war and the draft. >> we are living in the middle of a b-2. lyndon johnson is a common murderer and should be are rested. i think the p

vernon and we have the first of three michelle smith lectures coming up featuring george goodwin discussingjamin franklin in london the british life of america's founding father on march 30. that's one you definitely want to sign up for. i met george at the benjamin franklin house which is an extraordinary house you seem fair. he has got an extremely large personality. i think you will particularly enjoy him and his discovery of franklin's life in london. let's get to the main offense right away. we are exceptionally pleased to have with us dr. erica armstrong dunbar from the university of delaware with us tonight. you have probably seen or featured in "the news york times" recently and many npr programs. this is where she belongs talking about a very important subject. she received her m.a. and ph.d. from columbia university and she became the inaugural director of the program on african-american history at the library philadelphia. she's the founding director. her first book a fragile freedom, african-american women and emancipation published by yale extremely well-regarded in corporate s

we have the first of three michelle smith lectures come at featuring george goodwin discussing benjamin franklin in london, the british life of americans founding father on march 30. that's one you want to try to sign up for. i met george in london at the benjamin franklin house which is an extraordinary little house museum and yes god an extremely large personality i think you all will particularly enjoy him and his discovery of franklins life in london. let's get to the main event right away. we are exceptionally pleased to have with us doctor eric armstrong dunbar from university of delaware with us tonight. you might have seen a featured in the "new york times" recently and on many npr programs but this is where she belongs talking about a very important subject pictures seeger degree from columbia university. in 2011 she she became the inaugural director of the program and african-american library company philadelphia. they should a call to the founding director. her first book, fragile freedom, african-american women and emancipation in the antebellum city published by yield, extr

joining is now to chat with us about it about it all is michelle smith. you'll be running and participating thank you for joining us. >> hey. >> how do you prepare for something like this. >> i pretty much go through a regular marathon traiping schedule you know you get your runs in every week. get long runs in and you're prepared the day of the race. >> what is the message here today. i know they said it's the people's marathon. what does that mean to you. >> i definitely think it's the people's marathon. this is amazing event where they really make each runner feel so social and that you'll finish and do a great job. tons of crowd support. it's amazing it really is. seems this season aopportunity to unify the can'ty given the climate across the can'ty. do you agree with that sentiment and what's your own sentiment in terms why you are participating. >> definitely. i have a special place in hi heart for the mar each corps. my whole family is in the marine corps or have been my husband is retired marine. so i just think it'sma too helping it's great to se

smith resigned from equifax after the breach. >>> former first lady michelle obama was in philadelphia taking part in the pennsylvania conference for women. "eyewitness news" news was at the convention center in center city where mrs. sat down for a wide ranging conversation with shonda rhymes. she talked about talking with young girls >> so early in our lives we're shushed, and not just directly but sometimes we're treated a little too preciously. we may have a father that loves us but he treats us like a doll. they don't treat us like real beings and equal partners >> during the conversation, mrs. was surprised by a happy 25th wedding anniversary video from former president obama. >> i figured that you wouldn't mind maybe me parachuting in just to say how much i love you but you have also been an example to our daughters and to the entire country. >> mrs. obama tweeted the former president is still the most extraordinary man she knows. >>> fan paying tribute to tom petty. he suffered cardiac arrest in his home in california. petty and his long-time band the hard breakers recent compl

norman smith in westminster, how much of a setback is this for the uk government? the view of ministers is that michelas always likely to say no because they view this asjust part of likely to say no because they view this as just part of the negotiations. it's a high—stakes negotiations, both sides will play hardball. it will go down to the wire but the danger is if neither side blinks any time soon, you get into no deal country and in the last few minutes the labour party have written to mr davies to say get yourself back to brussels next week to carry on negotiating to avoid are i'io to carry on negotiating to avoid are no deal scenario. this was their spokesman, keir starmer. you cannot mask the fact this is a failure to hitan mask the fact this is a failure to hit an important deadline. three months wasted on an unnecessary general election and now two months added for phase one on a best case scenario and that raises the prospect we won't reach a deal which is bad for britain and the eu. british government still has two big cards to play, the hope that the big cheeses in the eu like president ma

michelle obama. there's no charge for admission to the smith zone i can't sonia. >>> the u.s.s. constitution left for the first time in three years. it was celebrating its maiden voyage 220 years ago. it had been getting refurbished. >> week 7 started off with a bang and ended with the philadelphia eagles on top. it was after a wild final drive and how they did it has the internet buzzing this morning. the raiders scored with no time on the clock on this two-yard touchdown pass. they thought they had a touchdown twice before the actual score. one was overturned and another was called back on a penalty. the final drive was really something to see. >>> this morning the eagles have the best record in football at 5-1. the chiefs lost to 5-2 on the season which puts the birds on top. we love that. the eagles with back in prime time this week. they will take on monday night football. we'll have live team coverage right here, the official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> target and neiman marcus did a it a few years ago and now another unlikely retail partnership. walmart wants

smith resigned from equifax after the breach. >>> former first lady michelle obama was in philadelphia taking part in the pennsylvania conference for women. "eyewitness news" news was at the convention center in center city where mrs. sat down for a wide ranging conversation with shonda rhymes. she talked about talking with young girls >> so early in our lives we're shushed, and not just directly but sometimes we're treated a little too preciously. we may have a father that loves us but he treats us like a doll. they don't treat us like real beings and equal partners >> during the conversation, mrs. was surprised by a happy 25th wedding anniversary video from former president obama. >> i figured that you wouldn't mind maybe me parachuting in just to say how much i love you but you have also been an example to our daughters and to the entire country. >> mrs. obama tweeted the former president is still the most extraordinary man she knows. >>> fan paying tribute to tom petty. he suffered cardiac arrest in his home in california. petty and his long-time band the hard breakers recent compl

yields back the balance of her time, chris, brett, bailey susan , lara schi, smith, brennan stewart, derrick voe, , nesa, michelle kurt and bill wolf. these are the 52 people who lost their lives from gun violence in my district in nevada. 58 more reasons why we shouldn't stand silent but we need to take action now. thank you and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from louisiana, mr. abraham, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to bring the to the critical and lifesaving work being done bye the national oceanic and spheric administration aircraft operations center. on to the critical and lifesaving work being done sept seat -- i had a front row seat flying into the eye of hurricane it headed toward puerto rico and the coastal united states. i rode through the hurricane aboard a noaa p-3 orion operated by a highly it headed specializ force of the noaa commission officer course, civilian technicians, meteorologists from noaa, and others who have safely navigated these hurricanes for decades. the data these instruments collect and transmit real time weather

and michelle fleury has the details about what's ahead on wall street today. the former boss of equus fax is in the hot seat. richard smithearings this week starting with the house energy and commerce committee on tuesday. he will say human error and technology failures were to blame for the hack on the credit checking company. the firm admitted two and a half million more customers may have been impacted by the breach, bringing the total of americans who may have had their data stolen to 145 and a half million. he is not the only culprit except under scrutiny. the man in charge of wells fargo appears before a committee. he will tell lawmakers that progress has been made at the bank which has rehired workers who we re bank which has rehired workers who were wrongly fired. maike currie investment director at fidelity international. really interesting to touch on the word is, as it were, of monarch airlines. the uk government has been trying to tell competitors not to use this as a chance to make a fast buck. don't whack your airfare is so high. with monica being taken out of the market there are 6 million less seats to fil

smith, thank you. the eu's chief brexit negotiator has told the european parliament that not enough progress has been made in talks with the uk. michelissues of citizens‘ rights and the border with ireland as well as a financial settlement, before they could move on talks about a trade deal. our europe correspondent adam fleming is in strasbourg. jean—claude juncker and michel barnier were the #w5r78 up to the main event today, a vote by meps on a meigs critical of the government's sta nce a meigs critical of the government's stance on brexit from the rights of eu citizens living in the uk after the uk leaves, the uk's attitude to its financial obligations. to the eu after it leaves. even what to do about avoiding a so—called hard border on the island of ireland. this vote was largely symbolic. meps don't have a final say until there's a final brexit deal on the table right at the end of the process. this was all about sending a very clear message to eu leaders who are going to meet in a summit in brussels in about two ekes‘ time where they'll do their own stocktaking exercise of where the brexit process has got to. what really struc

michelle: i'm exhausted by the numbers. jonathan: she is exhausted. she ran around the studio reading that. nicely done! there is a chance, that's what you are saying. go to the "live desk." larry smithwith a look at what to expect at "abc7 news at 5:00". larry: you are right. so you are saying there's a chance. just a chance. what a mother of ten is charged with doing to her kids in the middle of up. plus, it's 17.5 centimeters wide, but find out why it's becoming a big deal. east coast helping west coast after the devastating wildfires in california. how a virginia company is coming to the rescue when alison and i join you at 5:00. see you in a few. michelle: thank you. the third annual high heel race this morning took place. the grand marshal counted them down. for the third year in a row, see it again in slow motion -- jonathan: three-time champion. nancy: that is brianne brian vae graaff out in front. three years in a row. for tonight's race kidd o'shea is there. it should be a good night for a run. kidd, do you have your heels? or are you a spectator tonight? kidd: i forgot my heels again. i covered my heels every year. you see 17th street where the traffic is still moving. tha

smith. leaving aside the issue of when it was an various people's diaries, could this meeting potentially break the deadlock? the hope is that michelker can be encouraged to put the squeeze on big players like angela merkel and emmanuel macron, because they are the key players in this, they are the key players in this, the ones who have to give the green light to be the want of the next stage of negotiations. the history of these dinners is not encouraging. the last one, it seemed to start off well enough when john claude jumper arrived in downing street. the aftermath was quite the reverse. the german press was briefed to the effect thatjohn paul younger thought that theresa may was deluded and theresa may went on the offensive is talking about unelected brussels bureaucrats who she accused of interfering in the general election. there will be hoping it goes off a lot better than at previous dinner. at the same time borisjohnson has previous dinner. at the same time boris johnson has been previous dinner. at the same time borisjohnson has been in luxembourg meeting eu foreign ministers. borisjohnson has been in luxembourg meeting

smith is next . stuart: harvey weinstein. gwyneth paltrow are among the latest to accuse him of sexual harassment. and condemn him, listen to what michelle back in 2013. roll tape. >> thanking harvey weinstein for organizing this amazing day. [applause] harvey. [applause] this is possible because of harvey. he is a wonderful human being. good friend and just a powerhouse. stuart: here is the obama's statement harvey weinstein. quote michelle and i have been disgusted about recent reports about harvey weinstein. any man who degrades women needs to be held accountable, regardless of status. hillary clinton also releasing a statement saying i was shocked and appalled by the revelations about harvey weinstein. the behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated. their courage is critical to stop this kind of behavior. here with us now sandra smith, cohost of america's newsroom and outnumbered on the fox news channel. response to what's going on with the scandal. >> to quote kellyanne conway who was on our show america's newsroom just a few minutes ago. she said, you know, it took hillary clinton about five minutes to come out