everywhere i would go, it would be mr john. i would go out for a walk, and the men would be outside doing something at the fountain, have a nice walk, mr john. i would come back and say, did you have a nice walk, mr john? then they began showing the part -- more pictures of family, particularly the children, and i thought, well, this is very nice at my 93rd year, and so then came a very interesting time. near navy construction had left the building -- except for a handful. they were all done here. they came and said goodbye. they knocked on the door of my unit to tell me goodbye, mr john and then came the day where there were about a dozen left on the rooftop just above my unit, working on waterproofing. they had a problem. while i'm standing in the doorway, waiting for meals on wheels delivery, the supervisor came and said, my crew will be leaving about 11:00 o'clock. would you stand in the doorway and say goodbye? and by the way, after you've done that, stay in the doorway until they've gone down the walkway and have left tha

got here-- i'll tell you-- information, i'll tell you who's coming out here in just a minute, is mr. johnjust a minute. >> jon: oh, yeah, john goodman. >> stephen: if i meet somebody who doesn't like john goodman, i don't trust that person. >> jon: yeah. he's -- >> stephen: he's a national treasure, john goodman. >> jon: good man. >> stephen: he should be in that movie "national treasure." he would be good in that. you know, sometimes there is so much news that it bursts into a big, toxic news spill, and then we have to use dawn dish soap to scrub it off the waterfowl and wring out what's left into my segment... ( cheers and applause ) people love "mean while." love it. "meanwhile," people love "meanwhile," jon. it's a national craze, sweeping the nation. meanwhile, there is shocking valentine's day news. because of production problems, for the first time in over 100 years, sweethearts candy hearts are not going to be available this valentine's day. this is devastating. how will we replace this beloved candy? with rolaids and a sharpie? ( laughter ) yes! meanwhile, with sweethearts out of

mr john. thank you. so. ok we're just listening now to the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov he is in algeria at the moment speaking with his counterpart but he did say some very strong words there on events in venezuela claiming that some of the international community is blatantly interfering in the internal affairs of venezuela he said that backing the opposition there in venezuela is effectively creating a very dangerous situation in the country and years the international community to try and encourage national dialogue within venezuela venezuela to sort out the political problems and not try and topple the existing president through violence and that's what was said there very strong words from a circular for of on venezuela. now let's turn to another big story this hour an r.t. it is breaking news because scotland's former first minister alex salmond has been charged and is expected to appear in court later on thursday so let's go to party boyko he's in the u.k. for us polly what more do we know

mary: members of the class of 2006, a very special friend has written a letter to you, mr. johnez. ♪ ♪ linda: so, we got a call from mary miller, the principal of the presentation high school. a student had witnessed jeff hicks, who was the performing arts director, kissing our daughter. he was 26 at the time and our daughter had just turned 16. mary wanted him fired for in that the summer program, if we where he was scheduled to run a six-week performing arts camp at the school. because they had already collected $65,000 for the performing arts camp, if they fired him, they'd have to give back the money. the only option she really laid out was would our daughter be willing to go public, press charges, and to be willing to give her testimony in a court of law about what had happened between her and jeff hicks? vicky: one question we had over and over was, "why didn't you then call the police?" the parents in some ways were expressing to us they felt intimidated, they felt like calling the police and involving the police was not the right thing to do based on the advice they were

mr. cummings: thank you. thank you, john. i want to thank you for putting your blood, sweat, and tears in this effort. you have been simply spectacular. i want to thank speaker pelosi, majority leader hoyer for your leadership with regard to this historic package. the midterm elections were monumental and historic. the american people gave congress a mandate to finally start conducting credible oversight and enacting reforms. over the last two years, president trump set the tone from the top in his administration that behaving ethically and complying with the law is optional. ladies and gentlemen, i stopped by here to simply say we're better than that. we're better than that. [applause] it cannot be optional. we have seen gross abuses from agency heads such as former e.p.a. at mror scott pruitt -- administrator scott prosecute. and former interior secretary ryan zinke. this is why we're introducing the for the people act. this bill includes a number of reforms that will strength yield back the balance of my time-en our abilit

on behalf of supervisor stefani for the late mr. john james walsh, and on behalf of supervisor stefani and supervisor peskin, for the late mr. michael richard farris, sr., and the late richard newsom. >> president yee: okay. that brings us to the end of the agenda. madam clerk, are there any further business before us? but before you say anything, i want to say thank you to my colleagues for making this meeting easy to chair. i know it won't be like this every week, but thank you for today. madam chair? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today, mr. president. >> president yee: okay. meeting adjourned. shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shopping and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services within our neighborhoods, we help san francisco remain unique, successful, and vibrant. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> my name is ray behr. i am the owner of chief plus. it's a destination specialty foods store, and it's also a corner grocer

angela rye and former michigan gop senate candidate, john james. mr. james, welcome to the show. angela, as always. so what is your conjecture, ms. rye? why do you believe the president goes against his intel chiefs? is it just personality? or something more troubling? >> i think it's something far more troubling and it starts with the fact that he doesn't actually read his intel briefs. what a great security risk that is for the country, and it is especially and abundantly challenging when, you know, you have folks going to the hill, coats testifies before the committee and says that one of the biggest threats before us is weaponized disinformation. it would harm donald trump to accept that as fact when he is someone who his entire presidency would be undermined by that same fact, right? there are reports today that said that there were polls that were paid for by his attorney to help to make sure that he would be the front-runner during the 2016 election. i think it is also abundantly challenging when you have something like cyber security

on behalf of supervisor stefani for the late mr. john james walsh, and on behalf of supervisor stefani and supervisor peskin, for the late mr. michael richard farris, sr., and the late richard newsom. >> president yee: okay. that brings us to the end of the agenda. madam clerk, are there any further business before us? but before you say anything, i want to say thank you to my colleagues for making this meeting easy to chair. i know it won't be like this every week, but thank you for today. madam chair? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today, mr. president. >> president yee: okay. meeting adjourned. >> clerk: the meeting is being called to order at 5:30 p.m. this is a regular meeting of the small business commission held on monday, january 14, 2019. the small business commission thanks media services and sfgovtv for televising the meeting which can be viewed on sfgovtv 2 or channel 7 # or live streamed at sfgov.org. members of the public, please take this time to silence your phones or ellectronic devices. speakers are requested

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that... you can, in portland. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste and stay human with mr. johnpet. i'm excited. drew barrymore is here tonight. i'm still excited about last night's guest, alexandria ocasio-cortez. we had such a lovely time last night. and we learned that her go-to late-night snack is stephen colbert's americone dream from ben & jerry's. she loves ser somet nt. there it is ght there. americone dream. best ice cream flavor. this is now the most popular frozen treat among progressives since w.e.b. duboisenberry sherbet. worth the wait. worth the wait right there. so this is as good a time as any to remind everyone: go out and get yourself a pint of this stuff. because all my proceeds from sales of americone dream go to charity, while all proceeds from eating americone dream go straight to your big, beautiful booty. ( cheers and applause ) just back it up like a tonka truck. now, you know, i tend to focus on the big, meaty stories. but sometimes i like to scrape together the little greasy bits and mush them together with cornmeal to make news scrapple in my segment

on behalf of supervisor stefani for the late mr. john james walsh, and on behalf of supervisor stefani and supervisor peskin, for the late mr. michael richard farris, sr., and the late richard newsom. >> president yee: okay. that brings us to the end of the agenda. madam clerk, are there any further business before us? but before you say anything, i want to say thank you to my colleagues for making this meeting easy to chair. i know it won't be like this every week, but thank you for today. madam chair? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today, mr. president. >> president yee: okay. meeting adjourned. of discussion here with yourself included. >> sure. >> i do have a couple of questions. i remembered that girl last, but these are key. i think commissioner lee might be the best person to answer these, i'm very familiar with conducting sound tests where the hiring consultants. i've had to do that many times. i am less with decibel leader -- meter logs and installing limiters and what it actually entails. you might have some experien

mr. kim. john sudworth reports from beijing. john: it was quite a sendoff. ng-un and his wife were shown boarding their bulletproon traiyongyang, accompanied by the usual adoring state media inmmentary. they arrived in beon mr. kim's birthday. china is unlikely to give him .any unpleasant surprises >> china won't encourage north korea to give up nuclear weapons. not necessarily sh north korea into a corner. john: why? >> because in the past year, china believed if the pressure is too high, that will be counterproductive. john: the u.s. has no such jalms. so kg-un's fourth visit to china sends a message -- it underlines the strength of the bond and shows that if the nuclear diplomacy with america uils, he has other options. preparations are nerway for a second trump-kim summit. mr. kim has made so far made few real concessions. north korea has long used its nuclear weapons to play big powers off against each other, precisely the reason, some argue, it is unlikely to ever give them up. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. laura: for more on kim's visite i sprlier

mr. johnolton has been assigned, once again, asas the chief f of a plot to steal venezuela with violelence and to seek a foreign milityy intervention -- a coup. assessment president maduro and impose what they call a transitory government. amy: foreign minister, can you elaborate on this? and also this term "troika of tyranny," very much reminiscent of george w. bush access of evil. >> reminiscence of the language , nixon,the cold war mccarthy, all of that dark history. it has no sense. we are in the 21st century. you have to respect the sovereign nations. we have the right to build our own model, democratic model. yes, the united states government, especially the obsession of john bolton against president maduro him a they are behind everything that is happening in venezuela. did almost killed, cessna president maduro with drones august 4. amy: this was the first drone attack, attempteted assassinatin on a head of state, in history. august 4 4, saturday, , in fronf andnd madurof j justice waw

mr. frank grunwald. [applause] grunwald: thank you, john. can you all hear me? prattwant to thank john and the faculty for arranging .his seminar i think it is a great idea. . am honored to be here as you can probably tell, i have done this before, so i am not excited.us, not too basically what i'm going to talk about is my personal experience and my family's experience during world war ii. , 10, and 11 and 12 years old when this was going on. i was just a young kid, much younger than most of you in the room. all the important things that happened. i have forgotten some of the details, and a couple of things i want to mention to you is the photographs you are going to see here either are readily available over the internet. they are either -- there are three types are four types supported graphs here. some are taken by german ss, and or the german were found shortly after the war. byre was another group taken american soldiers when they walked into some of these camps and, again, they are available through the internet. there is a third segment of photographs th

leading off remarks by john cornyn. >> mr. president, here we are january 14, 24 days ago border security funding and 25% of our government lapsed. democrats refuse to come to the negotiating table with legitimate offer that would end this partial government shutdown and provideng vital funding for border security measures. their negligence has harmed 800,000 federal workers who are not being paid while the dostandoff continues. and it is completely stall the work here in the senate because minority leader, senator from new york, has got his colleagues to fall in line to block the legislation that is currently on the floor that would offer aid and comfort to our friends and allies in the middle east, country like israel and jordan. it is completely stall the work here in the senate as well. sadly their efforts have sought water security more of a political football than the national security issue that it is. i find so cynical the fact that democrats have drawn a line in the sand over something they have largely supported in t

john: mr. president, thank you for letting me be here. john jones, texas department of public safety. president trump: great reputation. john: i have been in that position for 10 years. as you know with texas, we've been dealing with this crisis for a very long time. some of the things we see and a lot of discussion you hear is about unaccompanied children, but the thing that bothers me is some of the children in texas. in the last seven years, we have over 4,000 people incarcerated that are illegal aliens in texas jails for sexual assault. the sad thing is 62% of them are sexual assault against children. those are texas children. those are american children. those are our children. and for anybody to put a price on any child's life, that's our most precious and cherished national treasure and we should do everything and anything as public safety servants, as parents and as leadership to protect those children. president trump: and closing up that border to the bad people would be a great thing. please, thank you. >> mr. president, howdy.

moynihan, vice chief of naval operations and mr. john h. pendleton, director of defense capabilities management at the government accountability office. let me begin by expressing deepest condolences to the family and friends of the six marines who died after a midair collision last day near japan. this serves as a reminder of the dangers those in uniform face on a daily basis. i think chairman sullivan and ricky members to row now and came for agreeing to hold this hearing jointly in this rescheduled hearing. we will discuss a range of important issues today the cross subcommittee jurisdictions such as equipment modernization and repair parts. although there's plenty to discuss regarding navy and marine corps readiness i will focus my opening remarks on the readiness of the navy's surface ships. this february, senator john mccain and i introduced legislation to help the navy restore its surface for readiness. the warfare enhancement act of 2018.to address some of the root causes of declining readiness among which were outlined in the secre

john: mr. secretary-general, we'll see you next december in brussels. >> yes. meeting, by the way, with the defense ministers next month. >>> up next, roger stone maintains his innocence as he faces arraignment in the mueller investigation. we'll ask our sunday panel about the arrest, the charges and what it tells us about the state of the probe. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. >> i intend to fight because this indictment is fabricated. this indictment is thin as can be. my attorneys are highly confident that they can win an acquittal. john: longtime trump confidant roger stone talking to tucker carlson hours after his arrest by fbi agents in robert mueller's ongoing investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. and we are back now with the panel. the president tweeting about this saying. cbs rep

mr erdogan described john bolton's demand as a serious mistake. selin girit has more from istanbul.to withdraw us troops from syria, ankara saw that as a green light to attack its arch enemies in syria, the kurdish ypg forces, but this is something the united states wanted to avoid. on a mission to the region, us national security adviserjohn bolton raised a new condition on the withdrawal — that turkey should agree to protect america's kurdish allies. this was not acceptable for turkey. president erdogan said kurdish ypg should be regarded as terrorists. translation: bolton has made a serious mistake and whoever thinks like this has also made a mistake. it is not possible for us to make a compromise on this point. those who are part of the terror corridor in syria will receive the necessary lesson. there is no single difference between the pkk, the syrian kurdish ypg and daesh. syria's border with turkey remains a key flashpoint in the ongoing civil war held by different factions. turkey has threatened to conduct an operation on the territory lying east of the river euphrates, an a

mr. comey, john bronnen and cia director and james clapper, then director of national intelligence, trump said mr. clapper and brennan were the most political intel chiefs he knew and comey was a leaker. wow. here to suss today's development some of our favorite reporters and friends, former u.s. attorney and former senior fbi official chuck rosenberg. jeremy bash, chrs at the cia and pentagon and at the table, peter baker's here, chief white house corespondent for "the new york times" and kimberly atkins, all msnbc analysts and contributors. i have to start with you because this is your reporting. this is new to me, this is the first time i read in your pages just what length the president went to, not just to accept putin's denials of everything he been told by u.s. intelligence, but to convince you and your colleagues of the same. wow. >> to buy into the argument, well, if he says they're too professional to be caught, that must be tree and we couldn't have caught them. we the americans aren't good enough to catch the russians. in fact what the intelligence and fashionists have told us

mr. president. >> great job. i will see you in the white house. thanks, john. okay? thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. >> from the men and women of the border patrol, we appreciate your support. they put on their boots and badges every day. >> we will get it done. >> i would like to present you with my belt buckle that i won. you can give it to your son. >> he is bribing the president. i want this to be out in the open, everybody. >> i gave him a buckle. that's for your son, barr. >> i don't know if it's worth 10 cents or $50,000. that's very nice. thank you very much. i appreciate it. thank you. that's very nice. thank you, everybody. >> thank you, mr. president. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, mr. president. >> thank you. >> thank you, everybody. >> thank you, mr. president. [ no audio ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in the room until otherwise told. >> wrapping up with the president here. he is expected in a few short moments to get a briefing on border security issues. we hope to have live coverage of that. originally, it was scheduled for 3:35 eastern. if not then, we will

john: mr. secretary-general, we'll see you next december in brussels. >> yes. the defense ministers next month. >>> up next, roger stone maintains his innocence as he faces arraignment in the mueller investigation. we'll ask our sunday panel about the arrest, the charges and what it tells us about the state of it tells us about the state of the probe. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ it'turn up your swagger game with one a day gummies. one serving... ...once a day... ...with nutrients that support 6 vital functions... ...and one healthy you. that's the power of one a day. >> i intend to fight because this indictment is fabricated. this indictment is thin as can be. my attorneys are highly confident that they can win an acquittal. john: longtime trump confidant roger stone talking to tucker carlson hours after his arrest by fbi agents in ro

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john distinguished himself as an innovative leader. he represented philadelphia when five neighboring counties established protocol in a coordinated response to terrorist threats. he serves as a volunteer with fire companies in montgomery county. mr. speaker, we congratulate john on his new role, and i look forward to working closely with him to keep our bucks ounty family safe. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize members of our law enforcement community who recently joined our bucks ounty family as members of the sulbury township. egan and gina were sworn in by district judge maggie snow as the department's first full-time female officers. officer klejsterman is a graduate of uner dup lynn high school and penn state high school. officer frazetti previously served with the temple university police department. both of these dedicated public servants served as part-time members of the police partment prior to their full instatement. i congratulate them on their promotions and their dedication to keeping all of our families safe in our community. their hiring is truly ainspiring moment for the township and for bucks county. i'd also like to thank police chief dominick belisi and manager dennis carney for their eadership. mr. spea

john. [cheering] [cheering and applauding] >> thank you, mr. chairman. for the kind words of introduction. thank you, john. i'm not giving up. we're not giving in but keeping it faith and keeping your eyes on the prize. [applause] the last two years have made it clear that our forces and millions of dollars for the people of this country. within the last election, the people spoke and they spoke force in the continue. they use the power for the vote to create a more diverse and progressive, more outspoken house than ever before. [applause] i said on many occasions, the vote is the most powerful nonviolent instrument of transformation we have in our democracy. we have in a democratic society. the foundation of our system, it must be strengthened and preserved. there are forces trying to make it harder and more difficult but people can participate and we must. we must risen our democracy. democrats want to put our back in the heart of the people. we have introduced hr1. the registration mandate, nationwide, not just in some states but nationwide. we must ge

leading off remarks by john cornyn. >> mr. president, here we are january 14, 24 days ago border security funding and 25% of our government lapsed. democrats refuse to come to the negotiating table with legitimate offer that would end this partial government shutdown and provideng vital funding for border security measures. their negligence has harmed

kate, mr speaker takes control. johnhimself into this whole debate. he has power over brexit process to the commons. he has become the centre of focus today. according to the telegraph they are reporting that the speaker ignored legal advice. and that he has gone against parliamentary precedent when it comes to the way no deal —— amendments are supposed to be tabled and decided. many people will be applauding him. they say this is the sovereignty that brexiteers said they wanted. there is a difference between sovereignty and lawlessness. people have lost trust in parliament today, it is something that is envied around the world. to the point before, even if mrs may loses her withdrawal agreement by wine, the man is —— massive change that the man is —— massive change that the group amendment brings in, it is not that if she loses by wind their support they need to make eight week to get one vote, at this point mps can now weigh in anything that they want. we can have massive up evil. it feels like the process became one r

mr. trump calls his generals exit administration. john kelut as white house chief of staff and defense secretary jim mattis resigning in protest r. trump's world view. >> i see my generals, generals will keep us so safe. these are central casting. if i'm doing a movie, i pick you general. >> reporter: they are latest in a string of former high-ranking military officers who have been fired, pushed out or quit administration. >> there is only two civilians that can give instructions to the u.s. armed forces and that's the president of the united states and the secretary of the defense, minus mat mattis we ought to be concerned. >> reporter: the bre marks a turning point for mr. trump that appointed more generals than any other modern president. kristen welker? >> thank you. >>> authorities are looking for answers after a li escaped a locked enclosure and killed a 22-year-old intern and tonight, we're hearing from her friend about that shocking loss. nbc's catie beck has more. >> reporter: instead of celebration, new ar will begin in grief f

. >> john: mr. secretary general, thanks for being with us. we will see you next december in brussels. a good meeting by the way with the defense minister is. up next, longtime trump advisor maintains his innocence as he faces arraignment next week and the mueller investigation. we'll ask our sunday panel about the charges and what it tells us about the state of the probe. indictment is thin as can be. my attorneys are highly confident that they can win in acquittal. if >> john: longtime trump confidant roger stone talking to tucker carlson hours after his arrest by fbi agents and charges of lying, obstruction and witness tampering and part of robert mueller's ongoing investigation. we are back now with the panel. the president tweeting about the same cbs reports that data was released during the 2016 election to damage hillary clinton. really? what about the fake and unverified dossier that was paid for by cricket hillary to damage me on the trim campaign? roger stone didn't even work for me anywhere near the election. so this indictment conn

. >> the "wall street journal"'s report centers around john gouger who claims he was hired to do a number of things to make mr. trump look good over the years. john says that before the president took office, his then personal attorney and fixer promised him high-paying work for the presidential campaign, which included trying to tweak two online polls in mr. trump's favor. the efforts were reportedly unsuccessful. in another move to sway public been, he said that cohen asked him to create a twitter accounts for at women for cohen. it striped him as strong and a sex symbol. john said cohen gave him around $13,000 with a random boxing glove that was worn by famous fighter. cohen denies that claim and said any money paid was done so by check. the detail of the $50,000 tab was filed with prosecution documents in cohen's case that show a handwritten note asking trump organization executives for the money in addition to the $130,000 reimbursement for hush money payments to two women that claimed to have had affairs with mr. trump before he took office. despite giving gouger the $13,000, cohen selected $50,000 from

senate staffer having worked for senator john taffyn, and as first ste for senator ted cruz. mr. roy has also been a federal prosecutor. dan taylor represents the state's third district, previously serving terms in both the state house and senate in this texas legislature before representative taylor saw combat in iraq as a member of the u.s. marine corps. succeeding joe barton. earlier in his career he was on the city council of arlington, texas. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. house republicans were briefed about security on the southern border by homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen and vice president mike pence. here are gop leaders. >> hi, everybody. we just had a good meeting with the vice president, secretary of homeland security. the main focus is we have a crisis at the southern border. no one denies we have a crisis at the southern border. it is a humanitarian and security crisis and we need to provide the necessary resources. the president continues to negotiate in good faith. he is giving an address this evening to show you the importance of