mr. gordon j allowing. >> and our teacher is san francis francisco. >> good evening superintendent carranzaembers of the board of education my name is grace o i'm a proud fifth grader at gordon j allow elementary school i started since kindergarten and on the teachers of the accomplishments of any school i would like to give you a little bit of background regarding any fellow students there are 6 hundred 63 students in combornd j allow elementary schools and three hundred and 89 are english learners of percent of those students have been in the united states less than a year and 94 percent have been here for 5 years or less 90 percent of my fellow students qualities for free or at least lunch and the large majority live in chinatown apartment and public housing and volunteering dwelling unit we study hard and love our teachers and school because of our hard work we made our mark in history just like mr. gordon j himself himself in 2014 combornd j elementary earned the california diminished school award what was the first time in one hundred history of this year our school earned the academi

mr. gordon j allowing. >> and our teacher is san francis francisco. >> good evening superintendent carranzaent murase and members of the board of education my name is grace o i'm a proud fifth grader at gordon j allow elementary school i started since kindergarten and on the teachers of the accomplishments of any school i would like to give you a little bit of background regarding any fellow students there are 6 hundred 63 students in combornd j allow elementary schools and three hundred and 89 are english learners of percent of those students have been in the united states less than a year and 94 percent have been here for 5 years or less 90 percent of my fellow students qualities for free or at least lunch and the large majority live in chinatown apartment and public housing and volunteering dwelling unit we study hard and love our teachers and school because of our hard work we made our mark in history just like mr. gordon j himself himself in 2014 combornd j elementary earned the california diminished school award what was the first time in one hundred history of this year our school ea

mr. gordon. >> the amendment was signed by 110 members of this house from six different political parties. i've examined that list very carefully. i cannot identify a single terrorist sympathizer among that list. will he not apologize for his deeply insulting remarks? >> mr. speaker, we possess the capability to reduce this threat to our security. and my argument today is that we should not wait any longer before doing so. the action we propose is legal, it is necessary, and it is the right thing to do to keep our country safe. and my strong view is that this house will make it clear that we will take up our responsibilities rather than pass them off and put our own national security in the hands of others. i give way to member. >> i have just returned from baghdad, the route has been cut off. everyone on the ground tells me unless we attack isil in syria, all they will do is regroup and come back and attack our country. >> i think my honorable friend makes a very important point and it's very clear that it exists in syria as well as iraq is a direct threat to iraq and the government of i

mr. sellars: thank you, dr. gordon.captivity to one of our nations most beloved songs, it its music and lyric of both the possibilities of a unified nation. we now present, "america the beautiful." ♪ [applause] mr. sellars: over 14 months, the united states soldiers, sailors, marines, and civilians were held captive here at andersonville. their memories honored by the reathes during patriotic ceremonies throughout the nation. wreath onsenting the armyf of the united states command major stringfield. mr. sellars: presenting a wreath on behalf of the united states navy, logistic specialist third class justin logan, hospital m cole.ond classed amon mr. sellars: presenting a r wreathe on behalf of the marine admiral.rgeant and mr. sellars: presenting a wreath on behalf of civilians, national park service regional director sherry fields and mattie and michael sellars. mr. sellars: thank you. we would also like to acknowledge the additional wreaths that have been placed here today from the descendent organizations and the ame

mr. malo across the hall for processing and quickly reset the trap. >> gordon's got one here now and danielle's got one. >> he's got one here too. >> oh okay. >> with multiple subjects on the way, the investigation begins to take on the dynamics of an air traffic control tower. >> you may have a couple on top of each other. hispanic females in the door and this white male right behind her. >> oh, this will be interesting. >> the hallway is suddenly crowded with players in the cat and mouse game. the woman senses something is not right and she turns back toward the exit. but the male is unwilling to leave without getting what he came for. >> grab her. >> police have enough evidence for charges on the woman so they apprehend her in the hallway. while the female under cover makes a deal for sex with the john in the room. >> if you have anything illegal -- >> hands behind your back. >> 21-year-old mohammed ahmed hails from the suburbs of chicago. he tells police he is in florida with his wife, celebrating their honeymoon. >> where does she think you're at? >> she was sleeping. i told her i was leav

gordon meade. he said, "he will commit no error or mistake in my front." mr. davis: i forget who he says that to. they knew each other in the old army, before the war. in fair regard. says to meade -- gray hair at the time. >> it was the mason brothers who jesse grant showed up within with in tennessee. mr. davis: i see, i misspoke. he did not have any intimate friends. i think the loss of jack mackey may have emotionally closed up lee. deeply.lly hurt >> out of curiosity, based on what you have shared about mary lee, did she have an awful lot in common with a blink and mary -- abe lincoln's wife, mary? were,vis: outwardly, they well, explosive is too much of a word. , they hadvolatile frugality, that's a nice way to put it. [laughter] mr. davis: beyond that, i do not understand what mary lincoln's psychosis was, if you can call it that. there is no question they were both difficult for their husbands. they both cost them caused themt -- embarrassment in front of their professional peers and colleagues. good political wives. thank you all very much. [applause] mr. davis: thank you. [applause] [ca

mr. vasquez has been very clear he absolutely categorically denies wrapping a cord or a rope around the accelerator or doesn't happen. >> reporter: david vasquez worked for the mbta for 25 years. attorney gordon says his nickname was diamond dave, because of his stellar job performance. >> terminating him within days and while he's out on sick leave trying to deal with the stress. before he has had a really good opportunity to sit down and investigate this it doesn't make a lot of sense. >> reporter: david vasquez made $96,000 last year he was projected to earn around $75,000 in -- the coming year. live in our control room, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> rain is on the way fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here now with what that rain will move in. >> yeah, some showers out there. most happening in southeastern massachusetts we'll focus our live storm tracker radar you can see the green that's showing lup so you can see some drizzle it's developing within some fog as well. tonight. -- -- spread more rain our way. in fact there's some heavy rain moving up the front evening. at the same time, going to be watching temperatures as the future cast shows the increase in cov

mr. wood examines about 40 of these works with topics ranging from taxation without representation to natural rights. the new york historical society hosted this hour-long event. gordonood: thank you for that introduction. it is a pleasure to be back at the most vibrant historical society in the country. when you think that 25 years ago, it was on death's door, it is a remarkable recovery. this is the 250th anniversary of the stamp act. that was the tax levied by the british parliament on the american colonists in 1765. because of this anniversary, the library of america asked me to edit two volumes of pamphlets on the debate leading up to the declaration of independence. the library is a nonprofit institution dedicated to promoting and publishing the classics of american writings in permanent editions in well over 270 volumes already. these works are not designed to be scholarly editions although they usually contain a good deal of scholarship. they are meant for general readers interested in particular subjects. i especially want to thank sydney and ruth. their generosity made possible the publication of these two volumes. they are collectors themselves. sydney tol

mr. vasquez has been very clear he categorically denies wrapping a cord or rope around the accelerator >> reporter: david vasquez who lives in canton has worked for the mbta for 25 years. attorney gordon says his nickname was diamond dave because of his stellar job performance. >> terminate him within days and while he's out on sick leave trying to deal with really good opportunity to sit down with them and investigate this it doesn't make a lot of sense. >> gordon says vasquez has been under the care of doctor for the stress this is causing. i'll tell you how he plans to respond new at 11:00. live in our control room. ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> child pornography arrests coast guard barracks on the cape. new at 10:00 they tell fox 35 they arrested 32-year-old ryan roth for possession of child porn today. rolling was arrested over the weekend as well and charged with o.u.i. we are working to find out his job at the base. we'll get that to you as soon as we're learning by the. >> state police still want to know what caused the driver of a van to lose 195 in marion killing one of his passengers. investigators will only say a total of five men were in the van they were all part of a wor

gordon, great to speak with you. thank you for your analysis. we should note that "power lunch" contacted appaloosa earlier. mr.epper denied our request for comment. terraform global declined my request for an interview yet. >> thank you very much. t minus 15 days until we find out if the federal reserve, don't mock me, will raise rates for the first time in more than nine years. and if you're still in the they will hike rates even after that lawsy economic data that we got today camp, there are some trades for you. the ones you might want to make right now, john and jerry is here. let's start with technology. why would any tech company be a fed derivative play? >> i don't know. that is the simple answer. the reason they're buying these is because tech has a proclivity to rise until the end of the year. we have seen stocks like novidia making a move. a $31 stock. it is moving up to $32.50. i can cite a number of other tech stocks that are seeing similar lifts. this one when you take a look down here basically at $48.80 and then popping to $50 and through auto $50 today. >> according to you, this might also be a

>> my name is ross gordon with legal research and you been asked to speak on spencer williams who was currently married and on his honeymoon. >> what seat is mr. williams applying for? >> seat 22. if you have questions for him, i will pass them around. my name is spencer william and apologize that i could not be here in person and graduated from stanford law school and practice business and corporate law. while at san franciscoed i researched state, federal and international drug regulation and policies wrote a white paper on drug reform in the united states. through my research i gained detailed understanding of current laws in the united states and around the world as wall well as policy rationals. as business and corporate attorney i represent numerous entrepreneurs and businesses and -- i have represented students and parent s around the bay area. these experiences have prepared me to work with businesses and community leaders as a member of cannabis task force to build consensus among stakeholders and community. i care deeply about seeing this task force succeed. it's a key social issue facing our city and country. if it's to be successf

>> my name is ross gordon with legal research and you been asked to speak on spencer williams who was currently married and on his honeymoon. >> what seat is mr. williams applying for? >> seat 22. if you have questions for him, i will pass them around. my name is spencer william and apologize that i could not be here in person and graduated from stanford law school and practice business and corporate law. while at san franciscoed i researched state, federal and international drug regulation and policies wrote a white paper on drug reform in the united states. through my research i gained detailed understanding of current laws in the united states and around the world as wall well as policy rationals. as business and corporate attorney i represent numerous entrepreneurs and businesses and -- i have represented students and parent s around the bay area. these experiences have prepared me to work with businesses and community leaders as a member of cannabis task force to build consensus among stakeholders and community. i care deeply about seeing this task force succeed. it's a key social issue facing our city and country. if it's to be successf

>> my name is ross gordon with legal research and you been asked to speak on spencer williams who was currently married and on his honeymoon. >> what seat is mr williams applying for? >> seat 22. if you have questions for him, i will pass them around. my name is spencer william and apologize that i could not be here in person and graduated from stanford law school and practice business and corporate law. while at san franciscoed i researched state, federal and international drug regulation and policies wrote a white paper on drug reform in the united states. through my research i gained detailed understanding of current laws in the united states and around the world as wall well as policy rationals. as business and corporate attorney i represent numerous entrepreneurs and businesses and -- i have represented students and parent s around the bay area. these experiences have prepared me to work with businesses and community leaders as a member of cannabis task force to build consensus among stakeholders and community. i care deeply about seeing this task force succeed. it's a key social issue facing our city and country. if it's to be successfu