mr. brown: thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. this is my first time in new hampshire since i was, i believe, if i remember right in manchester and at plymouth state university, first with senators shaheen, campaigning with her in 2014, and then with her husband. we went on to a couple other sites. so thank you and thanks for -- i want to first introduce my wife, connie schultz. [applause] connie and i will not say much. i want to hear from the panelists, of course. we are in the midst of something we call our dignity of work tour. since election day, 2018, i was elected to my third term in the senate, i have continually been noticing that democrats seem to think you either choose to talk to the progressive base or you talk to working families. and listen to issues that matter to them. and i don't think it's a choice. i think we have to do both. we don't win states and general elections like new hampshire or ohio to swing states unless we talk to workers. and to progressives. i'm a long-time

[laughter] mr. brown: sorry. [laughter] i don't take that personally. congratulations to the patriots as a browns fan. >> congratulations to the patriots. [applause] mr. brown: you guys kind of win a lot of stuff. it's a little much. plus you stole kyrie irving. never mind. enough of that. >> sorry i opened that door. mr. brown: yeah, way to go.

[applause] mr. brown: -- mr. brown: first time in new hampshire since i was at if i believe i was in manchester and preliminary mouth state university first with senator shaheen, campaigned with her in 2014 and then with her husband. we went on to a couple of other sites. i would like to introduce my wife, connie schultz. [applause] mr. brown: i will not say much. i want to hear from the panelists of course. we are in the midst of something we call our dignity to work tour. since election day 2018, i was re-elected to my third term in the senate. i have continually noticing that democrats seem to think you either choose to talk to the progressive base or you talk to working families and listen to issues that matter to them and i don't think it's a choice. we have to do both. we don't win states like new hampshire or ohio unless we talk to workers and to progressives and i'm a long time progressive. but i won in a state like ohio because of who i am and what i fight for, which is the dignity of work. you fight for

brown and mrs. brown and mohammed ali checking out mrs. brown at a party." the years, that's the kind of company bassett brown and his wife marcela have kept. not bad for a man from jamaica and a woman from panama.nats- in 1980, soon after the couple bought an abandoned ranch in saint helena... they transformed the property into the beauty it is today...nats- putting their hearts and souls into growing and selling grapes to local winemakers... nats- blazing a trail and setting the standard for aspiring black wine connoisseurs in the napa valley.halle lewis/wine educator- "being a black-owned winery and being family-owned, um, and just starting from the bottom and making their way up, now having two, two businesses, um, to run, i think is the allure, and just people wanting to support them." doctor and misses brown have since retired... staying mainly at their estate and vineyard in saint helena. the family business is now in the hands of their children.halle lewis/wine educator- "over here pictured a

brown and mrs. brown and mohammed ali checking out mrs. brown at a party."er the years, that's the kind of company bassett brown and his wife marcela have kept. not bad for a man from jamaica and a woman from panama.nats- in 1980, soon after the couple bought an abandoned ranch in saint helena... they transformed the property nats- putting their hearts and souls into growing and selling grapes to local winemakers... nats- blazing a trail and setting the standard for aspiring black wine connoisseurs in the napa valley.halle lewis/wine educator- "being a black-owned winery and being family-owned, um, and just starting from the bottom and making their way up, now having two, two businesses, um, to run, i think is the allure, and just people wanting to support them." doctor and misses brown have since retired... staying mainly at their estate and vineyard in saint helena. the family business is now in the hands of their children.halle lewis/wi the pink shirt is deneen, our president." originally, brown e

to do that we live in a free society in the work received on the wrist freedom of religion mr and mr brown the reason i'm asking about this is because you know there are a number of countries saudi arabia is one of them where you don't have a cure yourself what kind of islam you practice your i when i go there even as a non muslim i have to comply with the rules are imposed on me there absolutely no tolerance of freedom in dot regard so that's why i'm asking where that line lies be to be in hardline orthodox islam or if you want to call it. an extremist one because some would say that killing people for that own choices is an extreme is saudi arabia does it as a as a state policy first of all we're living in saudi arabia later in the netherlands and we are minority in that i do you talked about all of before so you surely see muslim says people around the world rather than confined to a single country but then again within this law there is no place for extremism but for example people are calling muslims these days that are praying far far far farms today that are doing the ramadan go to

-- senator brown: if you looked in the mirror and all -- jessica: you have such a huge field -- mr. brown: i hadn't until this. many people hadn't. jessica: the person who merged with donald trump and are you concerned with similarly crowded field? senator brown: no. we don't have people that appeal to racism and bigotry and people's prejudices and fears. i mean, republicans have -- republicans have prospered as a party that has appealed to fear for years. go back and look -- go watch ice, adam mccain movie about cheney. is it "vice"? the appeal -- the appeals to fear are always sort of behind the man behind the scene or now the man in front of the creen. in republican party politics. because we don't have candidates that don't do that and we don't have a recent party history of doing that, that -- we will not roduce anybody like donald trump from a crowded primary field. jessica: are you concerned about an ideological outlier? senator brown: i guess i don't know who any of them would e. linda: all right. mara from n.p.r. mara: i have two questions. one quickly on climate change. putting

all complaints should be sent to mr brown. we got surprised by him today. emen, reverend dr amos brown. >> let me say this. i inexpressibly am surprised. i am highly honored to receive this coveted award coming from our police department. you know, 1881, 21960, 1881-1960, there is a preacher who graced this planet earth, who was named sweet daddy grace. you youngsters don't know anything about sweet daddy grace but this one man fed millions of poor people, and african-americans up and down the eastern seaboard. housed them, clothed them, everybody training for them. and one day, a young, white reporter looked at him and said, sweet daddy, you never went to college, you didn't go to the seminary, and i want to know how did you get all of these millions of people to follow you sweet daddy looked at them and said, boy, that is something i can simply answer by saying i just learned how to honor the gospel. he created a new word. and what i witness happening today is an expression of the tangibility nation of the progressive, liberal spirit of san francisco, and

brown and mrs. brown and mohammed ali checking out mrs. brown at a party."and, over the years, that's the kind of company bassett brown and his wife marcela have kept. not bad for a man from jamaica and a woman from panama.nats- in 1980, soon after the couple bought an abandoned ranch in saint helena... they transformed the property into the beauty it is today...nats- putting their hearts and souls into growing and selling grapes to local winemakers... nats- blazing a trail and setting the standard for aspiring black wine connoisseurs in the napa valley.halle lewis/wine educator- "being a black-owned winery and being family-owned, um, and just starting from the bottom and making their way up, now having two, two businesses, um, to run, i think is the allure, and just people wanting to support them." doctor and misses brown have since retired... staying mainly at their estate and vineyard in saint helena. the family business is now in the hands of their children.halle lewis/wine educator- "over here p

. >> mr. brown is a good person, good principal.reshebout t students personally. >> reporter: the cameras inside of flowers high school are going to play an important part in this investigation. prince george's county police want to see all vws ofhat unfolded inside this school yesterday. once their investigation is complete, the school system will begin its investigation into mr. brown and his future here at flowers high school. in spring dale,ce i'm t wilkins, news4. >>> sears and kmart will live to see another day. late today a bankrtcy judge approved a plan to keep the retailers openi. the chairman will buy the company5. for $billion. a group of creditors trying to block the sale was pushing for liqatio liquidation. it means stores and jobs will be saved. the long-time survival remains unclear with competition from amazon, target and walmart. >>> most of us are creatures of routin tg, we like know what's coming. if you fly out of rean international airport your routine may be thrown off. it has to do with how you get around insi

. >> mr. brown i a good person, a good principal. he cares about the students. >> reporter: a spokesperson with the prince george's county school system tells me once the police department has done its investigation, the school will then begin its administrative ocess to decide if mr. brown has a future here at flowers. i'm tracee s,wilk news4. >>> a rare but deadly cancer now linked to certain kind of breast implants. >> coming up what the government is doing to step in and protect women. >>> midair mess up, delta airline and coca-cola apologize for a push to start inflight romances that didn't take off. >> reporter: nothing storm team 4 radar. this is the soitem that's to knock out our spring-like stretch ofr. weat doug is back in a few minutes and e had eel look at the return of winter. >>> admissions by two virginia lawmakers brought the topic of black face back into theational nversation. now gucci is apologizing for a sweaterhat some say resembles a black face. the black wool turtle neck covers the nose and has a red cutout for

antonio brown mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 8. this bill is long overdue. for too long congress has failed to end the cycle of gun violence and death that too many families are now familiar with. mr. brown: in 2017 alone, 40,000 people died from gun violence. congress did nothing. last year five reporters at the capital gazette in my district were murdered in cold blod in a mass shooting -- blood in a mass shooting that took place in their news room. congress did nothing. gun violence is a crisis in our communities, a real national emergency that will no long beer -- longer be met with inaction. for the first time since congress passed the brady act of 1994, we'll pass a bill in pursuit of our effort to protect our communities and end the scourge of gun violence. the american people overwhelmingly want us to act. and for the people, we will pass universal background checks out of the house as our first piece of comprehensive gun safety reform. mr. speaker, today is only the beginning. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. collins: continue to res

again he's not working in this anymore so he's not for it the same thing assume must anymore well mr brown don't we have to take a very short break now but he will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see that. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective from i'm used to surprising us all why not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you can think i was going to go. by the way ways of the slide here. i'm a loss leader why is known to keep the slimes you force new the focus on domestic abuse the peace of mind. you see in the film which not been for the most good moment in. the week. you know my. morning. you know shame when you don't let us. know what. welcome back to worlds apart with our no one to warn

again he's not working in this most anymore so he's not representing us in a mosque anymore well mr brown don't we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. from a must lead the source of all fires to keep the slime you order from you the focus on domestic abuse the ease of mind what. you see in the upper jaw most of us prison for the most good moment in. your body. not at all insane yet in their. little. or. all my dough from sixty metal. just far off for isis fighters. boarding a philippine naval ship. by the way the time now for me ned now ninety dollars. dollars still don't know what's waiting for them. since it will. be new and i am not sure. it's take it out on. the man i'm the mom. welcome back to worlds apart with our new want to warn president of the european. mr want to want to before the break i mentioned the the former dutch m.p. ion the harsh reality who made an opposite transition to yours from a practicing muslim to an atheist and a critic although not a hater of islam do you respect doug journey of course of course again a mu

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again he's not working in this anymore so he's not for it the same thing assume must anymore well mr brown don't we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can sink i was going to go. by the way ways and such lines here. my thought of who is the liar who will accept the idea of course this will be ocean without by listening i was there on the board of the little six to seven with your was it about as it's covered up or we are going to be slipping i don't mind slipping into a one stage i underline the which means that we will be living living in it the fun one is did situation therefore is lighter we'll find itself neither do you wish i was the north you're welcome because th

i want to thank mr brown for remembering this, this is a cultural thing.is very important that we teach the children to remember those who came before us. it leroy page. [speaking foreign language] >> i will make sure that this water finds its way into a plant or into the ground so that it can rise, it can breathe, and it can rise up into the clouds and come back on our faces as rain. i think all of you that are here , black history is american history, no black history, no american history, we should celebrate black history every day, let me dispel one thing, we do not have the shortest month of the year to be mean. carter g. wisdom picked february because frederick douglass and abraham lincoln were born in february. next time somebody says, yeah, they gave us the shortest month of the year, go ahead and educate them. [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> yes, that was powerful, right? okay. wow, here we go, i learned something. i did not know that about february, did you cloth you learn something new every day. we are going to keep the performances g

viral and this photo was also used in different occasions for instance at the press conference for mr brown peo it was actually in the big format on the front page of the u.s. department of state i wanted to react at the time or because of my patients it took a long time these photos are like a mirror which we should use for our society and with ourselves and think that these are our problems i am upset as this issue is used for other things and not to help our society this issue has bothered me for a long time. and i yelled at my issued a lengthy instagram post and what she said but his policy is saying u.s. sanctions are devastating the lives of iranians. in the. terrorism on the internet as a matter of fact my purpose against this tweet can be defined as a social aspect and emotional release of family spurstow right by families in the us and we haven't seen each other for years because of the travel ban and i felt like my family was imprisoned because we could not have been visit each other in another country this isn't the issue that has happened almost every family and has affected our

[applause] mr. brown: thank you for setting thornton in the climate of his time. i'm going to try to set thornton into the physical intellectual climate of washington, d.c., which was not even a city at this time. i invite you to look at the map in the lobby. the 1800 map shows the scattering of houses in this area of farms along the potomac, woods, construction going on on capitol hill and the white house. workers shanties in between and a few houses. look at the map. it is illustrative of what the federal city looked like and even georgetown was only 50 years old. a port, not even a town. a tobacco port exporting tobacco from montgomery county. so when william and anna maria arrived in washington after the year, 1793, into the federal city, they arrived at a place that was rural. william had made his mark in an urban setting. he had been in philadelphia a number of years where he had done well and married well. he was a product of the scottish enlightenment in a town full of ideas and was our experiment in intellectual community in the republic. this wide-rangin

he's not working in this most anymore so he's not for it the same thing assume must anymore well mr brown don't we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next hope the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising us all why not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can think i was going to go. by the way ways of the sliding here. in the us lead to a little biased you could keep the slime to force near the front of us to use that . to play one of. these in the draft almost never print the most good moment in. the believe me. you know my mom. you know the insane when you don't let us. know what to. do before you came here where did you work before you came here when you live well death row in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiti

he's not working in this most anymore so he is not for it the same thing us and must anymore well mr brown don't we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sort of go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to suppressing. one thing if you think. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you can think i was going to go. by the way what is it that's like here. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going foundation let it be an arms race in his own often scary dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and tom. welcome back to worlds apart with arnold want to warn president of the european dawa. mr one to one before the break i mentioned the the former dutch m.p. ion harsh reality who made an opp

he's not working in this most anymore so he's not for it the same thing assume must anymore well mr brown don't we have to take a very short break now but he will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to suppressing and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not the or else i just think i was going to the. by the way ways and such like here. in the us league. keep the slums you force new focus on the best if you sleep. on what. you see in the film was not present for the most good movie the. really. young. boy. you know change who you don't let. alone. my thought of who is the liar who will accept the idea of course this will be ocean without by listening i was there on the border the little six the seven was there was about as it's covered for we are going to be slipping my eye on the line is slippin

[applause] mr. brown: thank you for setting thornton in the climate of his time. i'm going to try to set thornton into the physical intellectual climate of washington, d.c., which was not even a city at this time. i invite you all during the intermission to go out and look at the map in the lobby. the 1800 map, which shows the scattering of houses in this area farms along the potomac, woods behind the farms, construction going on on capitol hill and at the white house. worker shanties in between and a few houses going up. look at the map. of whatry illustrative the federal city looked like, and even georgetown was a 50-year-old village. a tobacco port, not even a town, really. it was a town, but it was a port exporting tobacco from what was montgomery county and elsewhere. so william and annamaria arrived in washington in the year after the year that has just been described, 1793. they arrived in a place that was -- let's put it this way -- rural. william had already made his mark in an urbain setting. he had been in philadelphia for a number of years, where he ha

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. brown, for five minutes. mr. speaker, today the house is asserting its constitutional responsibility by cutting off u.s. involvement with the saudi-led coalition in the devastating conflict in yemen, and i thank representative khanna for leading on this issue. this brutal war has caused mass starvation and cut off humanitarian aid from reaching those most in need. the number of casualties has exceeded half a million men, women, and children. we don't know if this legislation will reach the president's desk or whether he will sign it, but with reporting that saudi coalition members have transferred u.s. weapons to terrorist groups in yemen and the trump administration choosing to ignore a deadline last week to report on whether saudi crown rince mohammed bin salmon is responsible for the death of journalist khashoggi, we must end hostilities in yemen because at the end of the day, participation in this war is illegal, having never been authorized by congress. when the united states became in

well in his view of how to deal with saudi arabia missed a always been there and i don't think that mr brown statements are likely to change is that position could just take the piss and talking to us there from a north carolina thanks for being once a serious they media says the u.s. led air strikes have targeted the syrian army near the border with iraq u.s. warplanes reportedly attacked a syrian artillery position in the day it is or area of eastern syria sources say two soldiers were injured and guns destroyed. eight years of war in syria has created high demand for artificial limbs hundreds of thousands of lost arms legs or both especially during the bombardment of opposition held areas many of the maimed are children some have been generated has more from gaziantep in turkey near the syrian border. several had said that. when i think about what happened she says i cry this is a two year old child. like millions of other syrian children she struggles with the painful memories of how she lost her leg and her brother. we first met her three years ago when she got her first breast leg has

well fixed in his view of how to deal with saudi arabia mr paoli been there and i don't think that mr brown statements are likely to change is that position for a man in el salvador is currently leading the presidential election that's according to early results from the electoral tribunals and as the book a lady has campaign with an anti establishment message all four candidates have promised to improve the economy security and stamp out corruption victory for became a would be significant because he's not from either of the two parties which have dominated politics for decades a japanese comic in a sense has scrapped plans to build its new generation s.u.v.s in britain the extra was going to be manufactured in the northern english city of sunderland and says it will now make the vehicles at its plant in japan and send had warned the continued uncertainty of a braise it was making it hard to plan for the future for brennan has more from london. now this announcement from the sun we think was due to come out on monday but because of leaks in the media it's been rushed out and the letter has

mr. brown is heavily engaged in various programs that have a direct impact on the opioid drug crisis, particular the development of policies and regulation, and outreach and training. mr. brown has been a agent since 1995 and served in texas, tennessee, new mexico, louisiana and dea headquarters. caine joins us from kentucky where he has served as the davis county sheriff's department since 1970 four in various capacities, including patrol deputy, chief deputy, and chief of investigations. he has extensive narcotics investigation and case investigator experience. he serves in leadership roles for the national sheriffs association. he is a member of the board of directors for the drug enforcement committee. he was elected to the executive committee of the national sheriffs association. executive director daniel soldier joins us today from atlanta, georgia. he has served as a special agent of with the dea for 31 years. special agent in charge of the atlanta and dallas dea offices. serve as theed

mr. brown has been o place leave until further notice. we can point out, too, based on that police report a schoolso ce officer was also present at the time of this altercation and had to use a wpper spray on that student afternessing that student assault the principal several times. at 17-year-old as a minor, his name is not being released or charges, if any, at this time. the county schools and police nowng loo into what happened here on wednesday afternoon. in springdale, i'm justin finch, news4. ba iide to you. >> thank you so much. >> the fight against distracted driving changes could beomg to virginia. >>> the information ty don't want shared with users. >> virginia lawmakers want to make sure drivers pay attention to the road andot their phones, so their hitting drivers where it hurts the most their wallets. the senate in the hou passed separate measures to ban these of devices while driving unless it's in hands-free mode. the new legislation would also ban calls, social media and other actions. violators would face a fine of $125

. >> mr. brown is a good person, principal, h cares abouthe students. >> reporter: the police are not just relying on the student's video but also video cameras inside the school to provide as many angles as possible. ce they're wrapped up with their investigation, the prince geor's county school syste will begin its own administrative investigation to decide if principal brown will remain on here at flowers. tracee wilkins news4. >>> william barr is one step closero becoming attorney general again. the senate judiciary committee voting to advance trump's nominee to a vote before the full senate. in the meantime, the man currently in the post, matthew whitaker says he will not appear before the hse judiciary unless it drops the threat of a sumooena. ats want to ask him about conversations he's had with e president including the special investigation. they did issue a tnatative subp northwein the event he's n coop tative. >>>o save on the water bill. >> susan hogan shows us where we'reos lg big bucks

antonio brown mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 8. this bill is long overdue. for too long congress has failed to end the cycle of gun violence and death that too many families are now familiar with. mr. brown: in 2017 alone, 40,000 people died from gun violence. congress did nothing. last year five reporters at the capital gazette in my district were murdered in cold blod in a mass shooting -- blood in a mass shooting that took place in their news room. congress did nothing. gun violence is a crisis in our communities, a real national emergency that will no long beer -- longer be met with inaction. for the first time since congress passed the brady act of 1994, we'll pass a bill in pursuit of our effort to protect our communities and end the scourge of gun violence. the american people overwhelmingly want us to act. and for the people, we will pass universal background checks out of the house as our first piece of comprehensive gun safety reform. mr. speaker, today is only the beginning. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. collins: continue to res

without a trial, they seized mr. brown who had been accused of rape and robbery, despite his explanations of innocence and physical evidence of his claim, his body was murdered. his body at the raided through the streets. george smith, 28 years in 1891, he was accused of raping a young girl despite having a valid alibi and witnesses who attested to his innocence. again, unchecked hatred fueled this unjustified lynching without any judicial process. we can begin to speak truthfully about this difficult history so that reconciliation can be achieved. it also allows us to honor the inspirational leaders who rise up to promote equality and eradicate racial subjew gation. the work of the naacp was tremendously effective in awakening the nation to the urgency of stopping lynching. today in my community, a coalition has been formed called the omaha community council for racial justice and reconciliation to memorial call of lynching and i on all who hear these words to stand against hate, injustice whenever and wherever it may be

[applause] mr. brown: thank you for setting thornton in the climate of his time. i'm going to try to set thornton into the physical intellectual climate of washington, d.c., which was not even a city at this time.

s office under mr. brown, but he really shaped it beyond the status quo of that time to make it the most progressive and effective public defender's office in the united states of america, and i don't say things like that lately. he actively recruited a remarkable team of talented folks who, quite frankly, could have gone to higher paying jobs, but it is really their life's work. it is a scrappy, amazing team, and i do have to say, jeff and i had our differences, i am known for being a bit tight with the money. he would come in, and kemal harris was asking for three new deputies, and then he said he should get three new deputies, and i would say no, the d.a. handles all the cases, you handle a subset of the cases, so let's do it on the map. he would stay here until 3:00 in the morning until the budget was done, and would ultimately end up with one more than he should have. but jeff was the of cool. this is the guy who could pull off wearing a suit suit, and he was also cool as it related to his legal innovati

fairly well in his view of how to deal with saudi arabia mr paoli been there and i don't think that mr brown statements are likely to change that position the pope francis has learned that in the united arab emirates for the first visit by a catholic pontiff to the arabian peninsula his three day trip will see him hold talks with the crown prince meet with muslim elders and attend and into religious meetings is to to celebrate mass at a stadium and have a davian choose day the it's home to around one million roman catholics mostly from the philippines and india the same really is a professor of theology at villanova university he says the pope will offer a message of unity. it's a historic visit because he really represents the callup message what stress is now represents in a global world there he is much more fragment the then it used to be and the catholic church is really acting as a messenger our unity area for eternity and also facing a significant headwinds not just in the global world but also we're the only got a church were poor francis is sometimes seems is today a logical to go t

fixed in his view of how to deal with saudi arabia must pay always been there and i don't think that mr brown statements are likely to change is that position by years of war in syria has created high demand for artificial limbs hundreds of thousands of people have lost on slags or both especially during the bombardment of opposition held areas many of the maimed children some of them javid has moved from gaziantep in techie near the syrian border. up till when i think about what happened she says i cry this is a two year old child. like millions of other syrian children she struggles with the painful memories of how she lost her leg and have brother. we first met her three years ago when she got her first breast thetic leg she started school since then and made new friends but now she tells us she gets bullied as well for having an artificial leg and for being a foreigner as she grows older the artificial limb needs to be replaced with a bigger one this is also true for other patients whose bodies outgrow their prosthetics. sometimes my classmates just leave me alone other times the children

brown, the godfather of soul. >> this morning at 1:45 a.m., mr. brown passed away. >> the godfather of soul died christmas morning, 2006, 41 years after his signature song hit the billboard charts. officially the cause of death was a heart attack and flewid in the lungs. >> he sat down on the bed -- >> officially the only person with him when he died was his personal manager. >> and he sighed very, very quietly and very gently, then he closed his eyes and he was dead. >> until recently, i had no real reason to doubt these details, but that was before i learned that if it involves james brown, you should always question the official story. two years ago i got a phone call from a woman who sang in the circus. she had some surprising things to tell me. >> i've just kept it quiet. it was a need to know. if someone didn't ask me, i didn't tell them. james brown was murdered. >> i know. it sounds insane, and that's not the half of it. in the years that followed as you listened to jackie and met others who knew james brown, the story kept getting stranger

mr. brown: there's no emergency on the southern border. there's no invading hostile force and border crossings remain at a 40-year low. pull regular sources from military construction projects as president trump would do, projects meant to improve readiness and support our service member, impacts national security. it will hurt military families who are already dealing with military housing, with mold and lead poisoning and outdated schools and medical facilities. this declaration of national emergency will keep thousands over act i duty troops needlessly deployed at the southern border and away fwr their scheduled training activities and operational readiness. this is a fake emergency. and for president trump to claim we need to build a wall to support our armed forces, it's absurd and ridiculous. emergency declaration is just an overreaching and dangerous power grab to push forward the president's anti-immigrant agenda as supposedly boost his re-election chances. there's no national emergency, only a crisis in the oval office. i yield ba

and those questions about brown's death are the subject of a fascinating new cnn investigation. take a look. >> this morning at 1:45 a.m. mr >> the godfather of soul died christmas morning 2006. 41 years after his signature song hit the billboard charts. officially, the cause of death was a heart attack and fluid in the lungs. >> he sat down on the bed. >> reporter: officially the only person with him when he died was his personal manager. >> and he sighed very very quietly and gently. then he closed his eyes and he was dead. >> until recently, i had no real reason to doubt thighs details. that was before i learned that if it involves james brown, you should always question the official story. two years ago, i got a phone call from a woman who sang in the circus. she had some surprising things to tell me. >> i just kept it quiet, it was a need to know. if someone didn't ask me, i didn't tell them. james brown was murdered. >> reporter: i know, it sounds insane. and that's not the half of it. in the years that followed, as i listened to jackie and met others who knew james brown, the story kept getting stranger. >> why has

brown, the godfather of soul. watch this. >> this morning at 1:45 a.m. mr. assed away. >> the godfather of soul died christmas morning 2006, 41 years after his signature song hit the billboard charts. ♪ officially the cause of death was a heart attack and fluid in the lungs. >> he sat down on the bed. >> reporter: officially the only person with him when he died was his manager. >> he sighs very, very quietly and very gently. then he closed his eyes and he was dead. >> reporter: until recently i had no reason to doubt these details. that was before i learned that if it involves james brown you should always question the official story. two years ago i got a phone call from a woman who sang in the circus. she had surprising things to tell me. >> i just kept it quiet. it was a need to know. if someone didn't ask me, i didn't tell them. james brown was murdered. >> reporter: i know. it sounds insane. that's not the half of it. in the years that followed, as i listened to jackie and met others who knew james brown, the story kept getting stranger. >> why in the w

mr. browntressed the deployment which was financed by the federal government would support efforts to go after criminal gangs, human traffickers, and drug smugglers. he said the troops would not be used to enforce federal immigration policy. look for that change. caller: i think the whole thing is an invented crisis. nobody talked about it until trump got in. talk about the mexicans being violent and dangerous when we have people shooting out of hotel rooms and murdering people on the street. going into schools, murdering people. chicago, so many people murdered. trump said emergency rooms were overcrowded. the next thing, you will see mexicans crowding up emergency rooms. most people in emergency rooms were white americans. that is what he has invented and he has a lot of people cheering. the people of the united states are prejudice, so they jump on any bandwagon. you think 25% of this people in this country are prejudice. caller: yes, i do. if they are not, they think they are better than an

an amendment to the rule to provide the necessary waivers for amendment number three offered by mr. brown of maryland. this amendment requires individuals will be 21 years of age to purchase a semi- automatic rifle and has or can accept a magazine of more than five rounds and provides an exemption for active duty military members and full-time law enforcement officers. >> you heard the gentleman from texas. any discussion? hearing none, the vote is on the burgess amendment. all those in favor say aye. pretty sure the nose have it. roll call. clerk will call the roll. >> [ roll call ] >> clerk, report the total. member's amendment is not agreed to. any further amendments? >> mr. chair, i have an amendment to the road to make an order, amendment 28 offered by mr. scalise of louisiana and it allows the transfer of a firearm to a victim of domestic violence or sexual assault. an individual protected under an order of protection issued by a court of law, a person with a valid concealed carry permit, a member of the armed forces who is on active duty or an active duty or retired law enforcement

mr. president. supervisor brown. >> thank you. today i will introduce legislation with mayor brayden my colleagues to establish a new one-year pilot to leave the dvi department of building inspection fees for 100% affordable housing, and accessory dwelling units known as a.d.u. it is not news. we need more housing, especially affordable housing. we need more choices for people who live and work here and want to stay here. we need this for working people, for people getting back on their feet, young people just starting out, for growing families, our multicultural and generational families, and for our seniors who maybe ready to downsize but want to stay in their neighborhoods, close to families and friends. 100% affordable housing projects are absolutely essential to ensure san francisco remains a city for san franciscans of all income levels. not just the rich. by lowering costs and streamlining the process, this legislation supports the construction of these important projects. a.d.u.s are another simple, creative, cost effectiv