mr. harris, james harris. the first question is in all these fbi records, there is a man who voted that day named john harris. he says that was my daddy. he tells a fascinating story. it is layered with complications because he liked to the sheriff elect. he says we do not take that as a threat, we took it as a warning that something was going down today. it gets a little bit complicated, here the students are in the courthouse looking up records and they're looking at old copies of the montgomery monitor, the weekly newspaper, it avails nothing because they do not cover the story. this is when a professor nearly dies on the spot. you can see the letter is not fully open and i st. lucie -- say "lucy, get down from there." mr. harris shows us how to get to the cemetery. it is 17 miles outside of the county seat and three miles on a dirt road. we are killing time, nobody has found the rave site and 67 years and i said mr. harris, your dad was buried here, right? he said yes. i happened to have my iphone on. i'm

considers mr hariri prime minister of lebanon and this is exactly the status he's accepting and inviting mr harry. to france in after france mr hariri went to high road many there were some stops in between and now he's back to lebanon he is expecting to take part in the independence day celebrations that are going to take place here in beirut but of course everybody's waiting for explanations over he's resignation and he has promised that he will give more details and he will clarify everything while he is back home so let's let's wait and see what how it will be progressing. meanwhile the lebanese army says it is prepared to counter any possible act of israeli aggression that is according to an official statement by the army's chief comes as arab nations led by saudi arabia move to crack down on lebanon's hezbollah militia parties i sallied picks up the story for us this announcement by joseph he's the head of the lebanese military telling the army to be in full readiness along the border with israel saying that israel daily commits violations of lebanon's sovereignty and so the country must be

to france in that he is not offering any political exile to mr harry after france mr hariri went to. visit we know for sure cairo many there were some stops in between and now he's back to lebanon and he is expecting to take part in the independence day celebrations that are going to take place here in beirut tomorrow but of course everybody is waiting for explanations over his resignation and he has promised that he will give more details and he will clarify everything while he is back home so let's let's wait and see what how it will be progressing. certainly caused a norful of media attention and we're all waiting with baited breath method of reporting from beirut thanks. almost a million dollars of taxpayers' money has been paid out in harassment settlements by the u.s. congress this year that's the highest figure in a decade of a pool released by the office of compliance reveals complaints ranged from sexual harassment to racial discrimination. has more details for almost a month now the u.s. public has been facing an avalanche of allegations of sexual harassment leveled against

in lebanon the lebanese prime minister saad hariri resigned whilst in the saudi capital last week mr harris political parties demanding he return to beirut to restore stability. president trump has told apec members in vietnam that he won't let the united states been taken advantage of in global trade but china's president xi jinping told delegates asia pacific leaders mouse work to improve a multilateral trading system. the whistleblower group group global leaks is reporting what appears to be a plan by the united arab emirates to the fable lies katter's economy and jeopardize the hosting of the twenty twenty two football world cup the details were found in the heart of the m.r.i. he embassador to the united states. well the syrian army now says is in control of the eastern city of alba kemal after i saw fighters left the area the border city was one of the last remaining pockets of the armed groups territory in syria some of binge of aid has more now from gaza into upon the turkey syria border . these are syrian in iraq the fighters from iran backed shia militias celebrating the defeat de

mr. harris for this catching him by surprise.was meant only as a clerical fix to conform the language that you approved to the language of board of supervisors approved a week earlier. you approved an earlier version of the letter. >> president buell: thank you, next speaker. >> albert and tom scott. can we please ask everyone to take a seat, if you're not speaking, please take a seat. >> morning commissioners. my name is tom scott, i took great interest in the mclaren park. i filled out questionnaires, attended meetings and corresponded with managers throughout the process. i concluded i support most aspects -- >> president buell: there is an item on the general calendar on the mclaren plan and the trails et cetera. the item under the consent calendar has to do with the playgrounds. john mclaren renovation. >> right, i want to talk about the park. >> president buell: you address -- >> no, i'm talking about the trails and path. >> president buell: right, that's going to come up. when it comes up, we'd appreciate -- >> oh, i will.

mitten between a man who in mcallen sahira is still continuing here in paris we also know that mr harry's family is going to join and here are the last while in saudi arabia the country of mr hariri hard to resign and that was the opinion that was shared by many politicians included and who said he cannot accept the street comes back to the root and discusses this situation with mr president personally as a free man he dismissed all these around and as a proof here that he considers mr here a minister who has. not yet been i welcome people here as we prime minister. mccall invited mr hariri to spectate of a say to saudi arabia at the time when lebanese prime minister what is surprising but at the same is a very large français lebanon's former police close historically very close ties with lebanon on many politicians including mr hariri the lebanese prime minister used to live here he has a house in paris and the current president of lebanon spent fifteen years in france before becoming lebanon's president so france is a very important country for levanon but many say that maybe this time

mr. harris. guess who that case was before? it was filed in etowah county and the joy was signed roy moore. >> they wanted a handwriting expert -- nelson says was signed by moore. >> everything was written by judge moore or by somebody else. that's not an allegation, it's a question? >> they've accused moore of inappropriate sexual conduct. the "washington post" first reported that homoore, in his 3, made >> he rallied his supporters on tuesday night. >> why do you think i'm being harassed by media and by people pushing fort allegations in the last 28 days of this election? >> leading republicans insist roy moore needs to leave the race. >> if he cares about the people and the values then faithfulness to those people, he needs to step aside. it's that simple. >> they've pulled resources from alabama. dan scheneman, nbc news. >>> today, president trump is headed to capitol hill. he's going to rally house republicans before they vote on a tax package. that vote is expected to happen this afternoon. senate republicans are still wo

official part of the independence day celebrations he can see now they are still can see here in beirut mr harry has said that he agrees to put his decision on hauled off to be disgusted with the lebanese president and he stressed that the major goal right now is to gas and keep lead out away from any arab conflict he didn't give any further specific detail but as he earlier mentioned the attempt by some iranian backed military and political forces to meddle is a fairy tale lebanon and throughout the arab region as the major reason behind his decision to resign he's at today's speech wasn't a two by many as the l.t. makes him the iranian influence to be diminished i have been able to speak to people here on the ground and they have told me that given how influential iran bag forces are this could be a difficult thing to do but it is also clear mr hariri made it clear that if it's not happening he might come back soon believe the saudis are using hariri as a tool to put more pressure on iran. i believe that his figure got damaged a lot here received as severe blow specially the lebanese public th

part of the independence day celebrations he can see now they are still continue here in beirut mr harry has said that he agrees to put his decision on hold after he discussed it with the lebanese president and he stressed that the major goal right now is to jazz and keep levelled out away from any arab conflict he didn't give any further specific detail but as he earlier mentioned the attempt by some iranian backed military and political forces to meddle into fairytale lebanon and throughout the arab region as the major reason behind his decision to resign his today's speech was under to by many as the l.t. makes him that this iranian influence should be diminished i have been able to speak to people here on the ground and they have told me that given how influential iran bag forces are this could be a difficult thing to do but it is also clear to her we made it clear that if it's not happening he might come back to this because he's very sick they should decision again so i guess this is the challenge that lebanon is now facing a professor of history and international relations jamal w

mr. harris: thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you for agreeing to work with me on this as we move forward. and i urge mr. harris: thank my-dirble' be for this bill today and urge my colleagues to vote for this bill to increase american competitiveness. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut. mr. larson: i yield one minute to the lead democrat on the foreign affairs committee, the gentleman from new york, who understands the impact of double taxation from a donor state, eliot engel. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. mr. engel: thank you. someone near and dear to me once said that the republican party is the party of rich men and women and the democratic party is the party of working men and women. nothing proves that more than this tax scam today. i have been around here a long time. all the bills i have seen this is one of the worst bills i have ever seen on the floor of this house. it's actually a disaster. it raises taxes on the middle cla

lebanon the lebanese prime minister saad hariri resigned whilst in the saudi capital capital last week mr harris political party is demanding his return in order to restore stability. australia's immigration minister is blamed refugees refusing to leave the closed mannus island prison camp for the deteriorating conditions they're living in the australian run camp in papua new guinea was close also among them water and food supplies were cut off. president trump has told apec members in vietnam that he won't let the united states be taken advantage of in global trade but china's president xi jinping says asia pacific leaders miss what to improve a multilateral trading system. ok we can now talk to song saying one who's a regional economist at cia m b. private banking he's joining us from singapore thank you very much for talking to us it seems very much as though the world's two most powerful men or those in charge at least of the two biggest economies in the world completely opposite ends of the scale when it comes to seeing global trade in the future. they could have at this juncture one of the

in lebanon the lebanese prime minister saad hariri resigned whilst in the saudi capital last week mr harris political party is demanding he return to beirut in order to restore stability the u.s. president donald trump has arrived in vietnam for the apec summit at his address he told leaders he won't let the u.s. be taken advantage of on trade but more than half of apec members are trying to sign a trade deal the mr trump with through the u.s. from earlier this year the chinese president has also addressed leaders saying globalization has become an irreversible trend australia's immigration minister has blamed the refugees refusing to leave the close manis island prison camp for the deteriorating conditions there the australian wrong camp in papua new guinea was close off months and power water and food supplies were cut off people have done a great deal of damage it seems to me by some of the five have trashed the accommodation and as was pointed out there's new accommodation purpose built been open for a couple of years people known for months that this indite was coming up and really the

now mr harris political party the future movement is demanding the prime minister return to beirut immediately and it says it actually hasn't heard from him since saturday that you'll remember is when he resigned in a broadcast from riyadh saying that he feared for his life well it's been six days since that resignation and there are now growing fears that mr hariri is actually being held in riyadh against his will but the french foreign minister. says he doesn't believe mr hariri is movement is being restricted you know the soon to do your job would have you should ask arrear e about whether his life's in danger we simply observe that he's resigned he went of adultery the day president micron was passing through we think he's free in his movements and it's important he makes his own choices our only worry is the stability of lebanon and that a political solution can be put in place quickly more now from our correspondent in beirut to send a hoarder. babylon is holding contacts with the arab and western diplomats seeking information about the fate of the resigned prime ministers had a heavy du

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mrs. thayer. >> reporter: the defense attorneys tried to swat it all down. and cal harris himself was adamant, he had nothing to do with his wife's disappearance. >> it's one thing to say, look, i'm innocent. i didn't do this. it's another thing to have so many people accusing you, pointing the finger at you. look, i'm not guilty. i didn't do this. i didn't commit this crime. >> reporter: there was no body, no murder weapon, and the defense said the forensics were unconvincing at best. but the jurors weren't having it. it was june 2007. they came back guilty. cal harris broke down and sobbed. >> because i knew i was going to not see my kids. i knew i wasn't going home that night, you know. i knew how they were going to be. it just was overwhelming. >> reporter: but in the eyes of michele's family, it was finally justice. and then? then an extraordinary thing happened. >> my first reaction was, come on. the judge is not going to accept this guy's claim. >> a new witness with an amazing story. and it turned the harris case on its head. >>> coming up -- >> as i was going by t

mr. harris, you can't do that, because the o.c.s. is a two-year program at the university. you don't have enough time to do it. he said i will study up, i want to go. i want to fight for my country. they let him in, and he did. he graduated with honors. a few months later, he graduated second lieutenant from the united states army at fort benning in georgia. before too long, he was in gazaria, in iraq, a suburb of iraq. giving beanie babies out of one pocket while the other pocket of his field jacket has ammunition. he was trying to win over the hearts of the iraqi children while he was fighting to preserve freedom for them and return their country to some form of a democracy or a republic away from the captives of saddam hussein. i knew him casually. i knew his parents well, rick and lucy. i know they have mourned every day since they lost noah in baghdad when he went there and died in an i.e.d. accident. i know how proud they are of what he did and why he did it. i'm proud he was my friend. i'm proud to have known him as well. i'm proud to be able to stand on the floor of

mr. harris. she doesn't raise an issue at all. if someone abused you and then was presiding over you as a divorce case -- >> no, sir. absolutely not. if i was her -- >> yes, you would. >> excuse me, sir, no. you know what though? you know what? i don't know anything about her financial situation, but i'm a mom. and if i were going through divorce proceedings and the judge presiding was someone that i had a past with and that i was afraid of, i don't know that i would have the guts at a time as squary and sensitive like that that i would then launch into -- >> you know what? she would obviously raise that to her attorney. have we heard from the attorney? no. have we any kind of -- >> then let's not jump to conclusions. let's not jump to conclusions. >> doesn't make sense. >> it just doesn't make sense. >> sir, we're going to agree to disagree. because it is not appropriate to opine on what a woman who is going through divorce proceedings, possibly one of the most difficult things people have to do in their life could have done. >>

mr. harris. guess who that case was before? it was filed in the county, and the judge asigned was roy s. moore, circuit judge of the county. there was contact. >> reporter: okay, don. two immediate questions regarding that. the first is when you get a divorce, you don't always appear before the judge. so it is possible that she simply did not have contact. that maybe she didn't have contact. she didn't appear before the judge. so that's entirely possible. but the bigger question is during that press conference, that emotional press conference that nelson held with gloria allred, she said that as she was speaking the roy moore campaign put out a statement and he put out a forceful denial of knowing nelson. in that statement he said i don't even know the woman. i don't know anything about her. but now it turns out, don, that he actually had heard of her. >> yeah. >> reporter: he might have not have recalled at the moment that he put out that statement. so there are inconsistencies there. >> there. stand by. josh, i want to bring

mr. harris. guess who that case was before? it was filed in etowah county is the judge assigned was roy s. moore, circuit judge of etowah county. there was contact. judge moore signed an order in thas th that case as well and we'll talk about that in a minute. we also had a handwriting expert look at the evidence submitted. you may remember on monday ms. nelson and ms. allred, really the only piece of evidence they had in addition to the allegations was a year book where they claimed it had been signed. look back at what they said. everything on that page they said was written by judge moore. judge moore not only has denied everything she said before, but now flatly denies that and he says it's not true. we have a handwriting expert, pardon me, that is looking at those. here's the problem, a handwriting ebbs better can't look at a copy on the internet, they've got to look at an original. right now our attorney is sending a letter to gloria allred demanding that the year book be released. we'll send it to a neutral custodian who

mr. harris. guess who that case was before? it was filed in etowah county and the judge assigned was roy moore, circuit judge of etowah county. there was contact. judge moore signed an order in that case as well and we'll talk about that in a minute. we've also had a manned writing expert looking at the evidence that was submitted. you may remember on monday ms. nelson and ms. allred in support really the only piece of evidence they had in addition to the allegations was yearbook, where they claimed it had been sign and look back what they said. everything on that page they said was written by judge moore. judge moore not only denied everything she said before and flatly denies that, and he says, it's not true. we have a handwriting expert, pardon me, that's looking at those, but here's the problem. a handwriting expert can't look at copy on the internet. right? they've got to look at an original. so right now trent garmin, an attorney, has sent, or is sending a letter to gloria allred demanding the yearbook be wee leased. we'l

mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator harris. >> thank you. you know, mr. chairman, i'm sure -- i believe there is bipartisan consensus that the american tax system does need reform. but unfortunately, that's where the consensus in this process has ended. what we are witnessing is a process that is not thoughtful, it is not responsible, and it is not fair. and that is troubling. senator king mentioned before the historic 1986 tax reform, the senate finance committee held 33 days of hearings. on this bill, the senate finance committee has not held a single hearing to consider the merits of these policies. this bill is being rushed through with no attempt at bipartisanship. and if we held hearings, the american people would learn that this tax plan cuts taxes to corporations and the top 1% of americans, and it pays for those tax cuts in two ways. by adding to the deficit and by raising taxes on middle class families. so let's unpack the elements that have been proposed in the house and senate plan. and let's ask the question, who does this tax plan help? and

mr. van hollen? >> no. >> miss harris? >> no. >> mr. chairman? >> aye. >> report the vote. >> kill the bill!ill the bill! >> the ayes are 12 and the nays are 11. >> the bill is reported out. >> kill the bill! kill the bill! kill the bill! kill the bill! >> that's how it went. you saw the headlines about that today. it sounded like a neat and tidy process. that was the neat and tidy process. it wish the republicans got their no debate, party line hearing today. what they are trying to do with this really enormous bill will hurt the american poor and hurt the american middle class quickly and significantly and for a long time. and it will throw 13 million americans off their health insurance. and so what they are trying to do is very, very unpopular and that's why they are trying to go fast. that's why they are trying to outrun the resistance to what they are doing. they are also likely to get another non-partisan report on the cost of their bill and who it hurts as soon as tomorrow night and so they have got to outrun that, too. their whole strategy is to get this through now. to get this thr

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mr. harris: last year 89% of all intocksation deaths in maryland were linked to opioid abuse and the use of opioids quadrupled over the last few years. governments are still pushing for the legalization of marijuana. it affects the brivense young adults and encourages the experimentation with other drugs. why should we increase access to an aticketive gateway drug? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i have grave concerns with the so-called tax plan the republicans are peddling. it should be kaled the working tax scam. working americans are being sold a bill of goods. mr. cardenas: this will not cut taxes for working, middle class families. s that tax cut for wall street and a tax hike for main street. what does your family get? more cuts for children's education. deep cuts to your health care. and deep cuts for life-saving emergency services. over 50 million tax paying households will pay more taxes every april 15 du

mr. harris, you can't do that, because the o.c.s. is a two-year program at the university. you don't have enough time to do it. he said i will study up, i want to go. i want to fight for my country. they let him in, and he did. he graduated with honors. a few months later, he graduated second lieutenant from the united states army at fort benning in georgia. before too long, he was in gazaria, in iraq, a suburb of iraq. giving beanie babies out of one pocket while the other pocket of his field jacket has ammunition. he was trying to win over the hearts of the iraqi children while he was fighting to preserve freedom for them and return their country to some form of a democracy or a republic away from the captives of saddam hussein. i knew him casually. i knew his parents well, rick and lucy. i know they have mourned every day since they lost noah in baghdad when he went there and died in an i.e.d. accident. i know how proud they are of what he did and why he did it. i'm proud he was my friend. i'm proud to have known him as well. i'm proud to be able to stand on the floor of

mr. clinton: harry truman said what surprised me, you spend so much time trying to talk people to do thingsuld not have had to ask them to do in the first place. what surprised me, one of his dad's best digs on me was that i was governor of a small state. that was actually true. you are so far removed from the american people that it's hard for them to see you as a 3-dimensional person. and i had to learn -- even as governor of texas, as big as texas is, i think you had a much more personal relationship with the people. bob bullock is a governor, a good friend of mine, he loved george bush. and i think he helped him be a better governor. so you know, we were just used to being people and dealing with people. it really surprised me how easily i could be turned into a two dimensional cartoon instead of a three-dimensional human being. you have to discipline yourself about what to talk about, how to talk about it. and you have to keep remembering there are all these layers between you and people that didn't used to be there. and that surprised me. i thought i was a pretty good communicator. i

international roles, sometime to evaluate how those intersect in the bill.sions one has to wonder of mr. harry cohen as the lead person at the white house had a hand in the development of these provisions. since we have been meeting, additional information has come out about hundreds of millions of dollars that are being handled in offshore accounts throughout the islands of the and inc in the caribbean some cases there will be no tax charges on them at all. slightest change in these international rules, which are included here, it is not possible without some review and some review by people who may have more expertise and understanding of the tax rolls and regulations than some of the members of the committee and review andunity to do an independent evaluation of some of this. it is clear the majority does not feel they can pass their legislation by following the that thiscedure and amendment as nothing more than a series of patches to try to secure some additional support. these erosion roles may be nothing more than more erosion. what we need to do is be able to evaluate those hands we are

. >> reporter: for sunday today, >>> harry and mr. nk you very much. >>> this week we highlight another life well lived. in the summer of 1948 president harry s. truman signed an executive order ending the racial segregation of the united states armed forces. there were questions at the time about whether or not white men would fight alongside black men. 2 1/2 years later lieutenant thomas had you hadner, a white navy pilot from massachusetts was flying over north korea with jesse brown. he was the son of a share cropper and the navy's first ever african-american af i eightor. brown was shot down and crash landed on the side of the mountain. as lieutenant had you hudner fl brown waived for help. with sub zero temperatures and the chinese enemy coming in, hudner knew they were too far brown's to try to save him. brown was seriously injured and trapped. unable to extract him he packed the cockpit in snow to keep the flames away. as night fell hudner had to be evacuated or he would have died himself. brown knew he was dying and asked him

mr. nelson: i call up my amendment to commit the bill to the finance committee, which is at the desk and is supported by senator harris. mr. president, while we are working out the consent, the tax bill before us is not for the middle class. the presiding officer: the senator will suspend much the senate will be in order. the senator may resume. mr. nelson: thank you, mr. president. as a matter of fact, this is a big cut for corporations. this is not a cut for you. it's not a cut for hardworking families, and it is so lopsided as a cut to big corporations and the fact that it's not for the middle class, we need to be frank. the truth is that the bill treats the corporations much better than regular people. so, for example, over a ten-year period, if you make $75,000 or less, you will be hurt by this bill. if you are a small business owner and your taxes are a pass-through, at the individual rate, your taxes are going to be much higher than large multinational corporations. if you buy your insurance in the individual market, that's health insurance, there's a good chance that you're going to lose access to affordable h

of fdr's key aides, and she historian keeps trying to push her to talk about harry, and ethel keeps wanting to talk about mrs. maki, and she finally sort of connect the two by telling him, i just want you to understand, the reason harry hopkins married me is when he met me, he didn't see a hungarian immigrant, he saw a lady of refinement. >> host: fascinating. quickly go back to the question about how did the movement receive these women. how did they -- >> guest: it was mixed. there are were some people -- saw early they would be key to one of the emerging aspects of the movement, which was a broad-baseed cross-class coalition. so blank had already reached out to working class women, and factory workers, and immigrants, and professional women, and teachers and librarians, middle class club women. and now she could add this piece, and the idea of these parades along fifth avenue was really to demonstrate to men, again, that all kinds of women wanted the vote. it wasn't any longer the interest of a few. >> host: and i just want to say in five minutes we'll open it up for questions. so is that right thinking a