from rome good morning mrs home. i'm sitting with him right now it seems he volunteered a little last night. my he probably wasn't drinking enough water but he was easy to forget. he's going to rest today he'll stay in the hotel and we'll give him one of the pills drink plenty of water and spend the day resting and. then father brigham and has to get going for the rest of the group he's not just a priest in rome he's the travel guide. the first stop today is the papal basilica of sometime audio much. like many of the tourist attractions special security measures are in place because of the threats of a terrorist attack. telepaths pops once a school holy father pope francis has a very special relationship with this church whenever he leaves italy he always comes here first in praise for his trip a brawl. and when he returns to rome he always comes to somebody a majority to say a prayer and give thanks for the good things he has experienced. the most on. this pilgrimage is seek peace and pursue it but this time that tr

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home? >> sit down. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> four weeks after the assassination attempt the president received a hero's welcome at a joint session of congress. physically he was weakened. but politically, he was stronger than ever. >> thank you very much. >> his public approval rating soared into the 70s. virtually assuring the reagan agenda would proceed unobstructed. >> in nicaragua, the rebellion continues. >> the year before reagan's election socialist revolutionaries overthrew the government of samosa. the latest in a long line of u.s.-backed dictators. the rebels called themselves the sandinistas. >> reagan saw this as an attempt

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mr. jones: i woke up in my home, eagle river which is a suburb, and it was all over the news. before i got to work i knew all about it. my first reaction was dis-believe, how could this happen? the second reaction was just shock at the enormity of it. they spilled i think 11 million gallons of oil and covered like 11,000 square miles of ocean before it was done. the scale was inconceivable. until it happened. >> where were you working and what was your job then? mr. jones: i worked for the anchorage daily news and i was a reporter primarily doing investigative work but also covering business, so i had covered oil even before the spill. >> can you tell us what the history of the oil industry was in alaska, how large was it during that time?

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also tonight, bill cosby faces sentencing this week for drugging and assaulting a woman in his home. >> mr. cosby, do you have any reaction? uijanourrine waters continue to rise in the carolinas, a flock moves its church to higher ground. tiger woods scores his first victory in more than five years.

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mrs. ford at her home, but no one answered the door. >> cornel, thank you. >>> house democratic leader nancy pelosi issued a statement praising ford for her bravy in coming forward with the allegation. saying there must be an acknowledgement of this lifelong impact of this situation. as word got out this morning at brett kavanagh, kgo pushed the breaking news to the kgo app. >>> hurricane florence is still wreaking havoc in the carolinas. >> this storm has never been more dangerous than it is right now. >> the governor of north carolina issuing that warning today. as rain subsides in some areas, floodwater is the main threat. rescuers are rushing in to help. >> water keeps coming up, you know, like some titanic stuff, you could see the water coming up. >> hundreds have evacuated already, in north carolina alone more than 15,000 people are in shelter. >>> one bay area nonprofit is rallying to help getthe people . med shares's spokesperson walked us through the wear highways. they expect gloves, dand diaper will be the most needed items. >>> and the american red cross is organizing relief for

mrs. maisel" took home be comedy. >> it is about a woman finding her voice and new. it is happening across the country now. one of the most important ways we can use our voices is to vohe. >> you areunshine in my life. james: but all the stars were upstaged by this director. >> you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend? because i want to call you my wife. james: acceptance speech turned proposal. >> will you marry me? james: she said yes. hollywood loves a happy ending. james cook, bbc news, los angeles. jane: for more on the big thnners last night, i spoke a brief time ago witformer editor of "people" magazine. larry, thanks very joining me. you sat through the whole thing. what did you think? >> i thought it was ok. it was kind of uneventful. they me a big point of talking about diversity and how there was diverse nominees. in the end it became awkward and uncomfortable. the winners were generally white so that became a running theme. there was remarkably little politics. there was the occasional dig at president trump and a little bit mention of divers

mrs. maisel took home the most awards. >> game of thrones has not been on tv this year. >>> henry winklery has an emmy. he was first nominated 42 years ago for the fonz on "happy days." >> one of the most talked about moments had nothing to do with the emmys. >> it came when a director called his girlfriend to the stage. take a look. >> this is the ring that my dad put on my mom's finger 67 years ago. and to my sisters and brothers, didn't swipe it. dad knows i have it, okay. jen, i want to put this ring that my mom wore on your finger in front of all these people and in front of my mom and your parents watching from above. will you marry me? [ cheers and applause ] >> aw. so -- they have been dating for about ten years. his mom just passed way. he just won an emmy for directing when he asked his girlfriend to marry. well, that's a yes. >>> and betty white got standing ovation when she was honored at the show. she reflected back on her career spanning seven decades. >> somebody -- somebody said something -- i don't know -- the other day about first lady of television. and i took it as a -

go miss regularly visits mrs barnes home at headquarters to collect the funds necessary for buying back plundered chinese works that are sold in europe i am a foreigner working in china since long time i understood that when there is a question of cultural relief when. there is no beyond of china's but only one voice it's a national really it belongs to our national and everybody sings the same things you know is very different than our country's. taken when german soldiers. did. better what you're there to hear don't hit the bush would you do it or. bears are coming out there tony the only just a total washout and. the sound and the bad are told are slim at its own soul credo jail though jenna found sure she should go. to their fate ha ha. and then the washing. machine that soldier she is out of. the message got across in the west to plundered artifacts must be returned to china otherwise sooner or later you will be held accountable former president of the french union of antique dealers christiane did he personally paid the price in the late one nine hundred ninety s. he bought a coll

mr. home, there is over time been challenges with particularly with spouses and professional licenses and transportability. so the question is, has there been any progress made regarding the portability of professional licenses between states for military spouses? >> yes. but not nearly enough. there's a lot of work to be done, and it's a very difficult process. perhaps one of the most effective efforts that's been put forth recently is i think february, all of the secretaries of the services joined in a letter to the national governors association, so to each governor, as to this along with some of the education issues of local schools being a priority on issues of mission assignment and base closure. so something they care about. to motivate them. but there are issues beyond that. for example, the governor of south dakota was anxious to hop on that, but he had to acknowledge he has no control over the bar association. the supreme court has that constitutionally. even if the legislature and t

also tonight, bill cosby faces sentencing this week for drugging and assaulting a woman in his home. >> mr. cosby, do you have any reaction? uijanourrine waters continue to rise in the carolinas, a flock moves its church to higher ground. tiger woods scores his first victory in more than five years. and, it's the end of the road for paul simon. last stop for the "homeward bound" legend: queens, new york. york. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. with a crucial seat on the t preme court at stake, all eyes sena be on a senate committee hearing set for thursday. university professor christine blasey ford will testify that supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a high school party in 1982. kavanaugh will again deny the accusation. weijia jiang begins our coverage. >> reporter: in a new statement dr. christine blasey ford's lawyer said, "we made important progress on our call this morning with senate judiciary committee staff members. they agreed to an open hearing on thursday at 10 a.m., and to huntinue to negotiate the conditions." sources tell cbs news it w

mrs. sally baldwin powers. a great north carolinian and nationally recognized academic and friend. at 102 years old she transitioned to her heavenly home on tuesday, september 25, 2018. our community in wilson, north carolina, has lost a giant and a friend. mr. speaker, mrs. sally baldwin howard was worn on march 23, 1916, right in the midst of world war i in wilson, north carolina, even though i did not know mr. sims, i knew her mother who lived directly across the street from me as a child. though she was raised in the jim crow south as the daughter of sharecroppers, mrs. howard graduated as valedictorian from wilson colored high school later renamed charles h. darden high school in 1938. the same school i graduate interested in 1965. she attended a junior college in north carolina before earning both a bachelors and master's degree in education from hunter college in new york city. she also did extensive study at the new school of social research, as well as columbia university. mr. speaker, mrs. howard taught for nearly 30 years as a first rade teacher in new york city. while there she worked in the new york city american negro thr

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mr. president, recently i was at home in washington today to talk to my constituents about the supreme court nomination and i met a woman named caitlyn who bravely told me and others about her experiences being actually assaulted. she shared her story. it was july 2016. she had gone to a concert that evening andss she was sexually assaulted that night. but it was how she explained what happened after that i want to share today. she said, and i quote, as they sexual assault survivor, i know firsthand that these experiences have a lasting impact in the pain can't be overstated. in the aftermath of violence, it common to feel humiliated and blame ourselves, to just want to forget it ever happened. i didn't want to admit that i had allowed this to happen to me, so i tried to convince myself that the attack had never occurred. for these reasons and so many others come it is common to wait months or years before confiding in anyone of even those closest to us. those s were caitlyn's words to me. but she went on, she said and i quote, going public with our story opens us up to criticism ranging fro

they met for the first time up at the am out of small cottage up at home call mr famous ski jump and this new area i. just ride outside also last left that at home i could tell that is out next and only so weird with it where did he stay i think instead of now or our flat that that night that's right that's right yeah i'm a big believer in secret negotiations so at the end the public knows the outcome and not the intermediary concessions. and therefore we knew we had about two three months. instruments we did it. in this hotel they all slowed severe used his first meeting with the palestinians to stress three deal breaking israeli conditions. first no negotiations over jerusalem or the return of refugees. second no u.n. involvement or international arbitration. and third that the public facing washington talks continue in parallel with the secret negotiations. the palestinians accepted all three. brother. martin who are sort of a journalist in her son are much more of a didn't look than as a lawyer where i'm going to have are no more like a man i'm crazy you have to look at a year or

mr barrie decided who went in and out of the home, but for the montgomery sisters, it was their encountersmary say that during their years at lagarie, they were raped by mr barrie hundreds of times. angela: he'd work his way round. in fact, on one occasion, when i was to go out, and mary moaned at me, and she said, "well, it is your turn, because i did it last night," and i was thinking, "0k... just get on with it." so. . .and after a while, even as unpleasant as it was... ..not that you got used to it, you just thought... ..there was no point struggling orfighting. um... no. you just... it was a level of acceptance, it became part and parcel of life at lagarie. the children‘s home is long closed, but the sailors‘ society has gone from strength to strength. the queen herself paid tribute to the charity during its 175th anniversary celebrations at its base in southampton. what do they have to say about what we‘ve found? so, the cameras are rolling... 0k. ..if that‘s all right. does your charity accept full and unequivocal responsibility for the abuse that took place at lagarie? well, let —

go miss regularly visits mrs barnes home at headquarters to collect the funds necessary for buying back plundered chinese works that are sold in europe i am a foreigner working in china since long time i understood that when there isn't a question of relief when. there is no beyond of china's but only one voice it's a national really it belongs to our national and everybody sings the same things you know is very different than our country's. taken when german soldiers. did. better what year that they had to hit the bush would you do it that. beshore coming out the tranny the only just to wash out and up. the sound and the band are told at its own soul credo jail though jennifer usher she. has their fate ha ha. and then a washing. machine that soldier she is out that you know. the message got across in the west to plundered artifacts must be returned to china otherwise sooner or later you will be held accountable former president of the french union of antique dealers christiane did he personally paid the price in the late one nine hundred ninety s. he bought a collection of chinese gold

home. mrand mrs parkerapplied to buy their house... housing market with an emphasis on home ownership which still reverberates today. but those who couldn't afford to buy were left in sink estates run by housing associations. it's very good to hear that the government now wants to be able to invest in housing associations, notjust this year but in a much more strategic way into the future. but there's a long way to go. the government says it has built more than 357,000 affordable properties since 2010, but a survey this year found a shortfall of 30,000 affordable homes every year since 2011, which could create a shortage of 335,000 homes by 2022. we have 180,000 families who are in temporary accommodation because we do not have enough social and affordable housing for them to live in. they are in that housing right now. we need funding right now. the grenfell disaster brought social housing issues into sharp focus. too little investment, too little attention. the government is now promising more of both. richard lister, bbc news. just

mr. long's home in hickory, north carolina, at taxpayers expense.c news i am not focused on this investigation. i am fully focused on those impacted by hurricane florence as you just saw from gadi, that response continues today. let me bring in "politico" reporter daniel litman who first broke news of this inspector general investigation. how significant is this inquiry, and how li-- likely are federal prosecutors to take it on? >> they're still waiting for that inspector general's report. i think prosecutors are looking at as many as six laws that brock long may have violated. if he's charged and is found guilty or pleads guilty, he may have to serve some time or pay a big fine. it's kind of normal for a trump administration top official to face investigations, but you don't usually see it involve a criminal element. >> i want to play how long is justifying the way he used these government vehicles. here's what he said to chuck todd on meet the press over the weekend. >> i have a very critical and important role to make sure that this government wo

solidarity ok let's go looking forward this is the european let's love the closing let's look closer to home mr how did you feel when your country's interior minister posted a slogan on his facebook and twitter accounts on the anniversary of muscling his birthday a slogan that was almost exactly the same as the one used by the wartime fascist dictator only a few words change something you wrote so many enemies so much on mussolini saying was many enemies much on the how did you feel about i didn't know about that and if it happened probably it has you haven't heard about it now in the you know nothing about this no there was a national average in your own papers and well i only worry about silly if it is such a kind of communication this is not an appropriate one should not have done this and i hope we will clarify that there is there is nothing to do with this passive fastenings fasces apology vengeance us brother for or from your party is under secretary to the prime minister's office he said he warned against using slogans that relate to dark times in italian history you agree with i absolut

mr. neal's district back home in massachusetts will see a tax cut of nearly $2,000 each year. so let's fact check a couple of these claims. not at this time, my friend. let's fact check a few things. starting with my friend mr. neal's point about dr. wenstrup's call that gentleman was complaining he didn't get enough tax cuts he said his taxes would go up significantly an he's correct. because under the tax cuts and jobs act this relief goes to middle class families and low income families working their way up. in fact, after the tax cuts an jobs act, millionaires in america who used to shoulder 19% of the tax burden now will shoulder 20% of the tax burden. they will carry more because this tax reform was designed for middle class working families. earlier today we heard our respected democrat leader say many things including that the g.o.p. tax cuts provide at least $1.3 trillion tax breaks for corporations. fact check -- factcheck.org says that claim is misleading. in fact, 1.5 -- in fact $1.5 trillion, other $1 trillion is for individual tax cuts. leader pelosi said 86 mill

mr. ward could have been sent by the superintendent. tate doesn't know, so he follows him for not to see, are you really going home or are you going to the superintendent's office? when mr. ward comes back the next day, now dr. tate can say, yes, let's talk. it is going to be rough. it is going to be hard. are you ready for it? yeah, i am ready. they are going to come after you , mr. ward. it's all right, i got a farm, let them come. a principal often it appears skips the regional director for the regions, because everything has to be so secret, but goes straight to the state executive secretary. and it is that executive secretary who is back and forth with the naacp offices, who is also back and forth with the national teachers associations, because the money and the data -- where do you get surveys on inequalities in black schools? just put your thinking cap on a minute. just think about it. if we think outside of the box of what you have been taught, local people can't tell you how many people were fired or whatever, but a principal can. so you are getting data that is needed to document inequality. and that ism to, the name they star

mrs. miller that he would try a robbery and he conducts a home invasion. he waits for them in the garage. he forces the way in and steal some money individuals and make us to chicago where he was arrested and brought back to cleveland. he has made and and he received a lot of support from his family when he had these other -- i wouldn't say criminal second allows, but were all of the stolen items were returned and he promised never to do it again. chester went before a judge, one of the rulings i did notice was upholding racial segregation in housing in 1928 in cleveland. but it does before judge mcmahon shortly after, right around christmas 1928 and a judge thursday book at him. if you look at the ledger of who came before him on that day, chester pitts basically as much time behind bars as everybody else combined. so before he was 20, before he had graduated from college. he never returned to college. he was an inmate at the ohio state penitentiary. the president in the 1920s is somewhat similar, more or less similar to prison today with perhaps two exce

home. everybody has their own opinion. mr. lamb: yes. think my position is get angry about the differing opinions. and youin a community have to have boundaries. seen quite a bit of that, but that is why i like teaching history. we had hundreds of thousands of men at one point. and we discuss why today may not be as bad as we think it is. mr. lamb: i don't want us to get off schedule. we appreciate you coming and we looking -- and we're looking forward to the next 36 hours or so and we will learn a lot, and i hope this won't do too much damage. thank you very much. [applause] you. history orre a social studies teacher, c-span classroom offers hundreds of hours of content and lesson plans. learn more about c-span classrooms' free educational resources, and sign-up to access all of our classroom content. website atn our c-span.org/classroom. and now to the c-span conference with high school teachers discussing how do you c-span content in the classroom. this is an hour. >> i would like to welcome all of you high school teachers to c-span t

. >>> also, bill cosby faces sentencing this week for drugging and assaulting a woman in his home. >> mrcosby, do you have any reaction. >>> as hurricane floodwaters continue to rise in the carolinaed, a flock moves its church to higher ground. >> tiger woods scores his first victory in more than five years. >>> and it's the end of the road for paul simon. last stop for the homeward bound legend, queens, new york. ♪ >>> good evening. i'm elaine quijano. with a crucial seat on the supreme court as stake, all eyes will be on a senate committee hearing set for thursday. university professor christine blasey ford will testify that supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a high school party in 1982. kavanaugh will again deny the accusation. >> reporter: in a new statement, dr. christine blasey ford's lawyer said we made important progress on our call this morning with senate judiciary committee staff members. they agreed to an open hearing on thursday at 10:00 a.m. and to continue to negotiate the conditions. sources tell cbs news it will run in 45-minute increments to

groeps took home an emmy for outstanding drama series and amazon's "the wonderful m mr. maisel" took home five awards for the evening. >> a fun show. those two did a great job co-hosting t.emmys are super fun to watch. >> very, very fun. >> before we go let's bring in rob, our meteorologist. we'll talk some weather, a few days left in summer and then the fun begins. >byhursday temperatures on thea the ten-da not quite. we will get some cooler temperatures as we head through the weekend, but you can see as we head into thursday, san francisco is closer to 70 degrees and we've been into the mid-70s for two weeks and we're about to see the temperatures jump thursday. temperatures in the 90s and slowly cooling as fall begins saturday evening at least officially around the bay area. >> we've got storm ranger out. any chance of us north of us to see the rain? lake county, mendecino county and plans on the north coast and we may see a shower there and one of the things the computer models are showing, breezy for monday and could see high pressure building back in from the west a

homes. the red cross had to close shop. as a matter of fact, mr. speaker, i visited the red cross shelter and found a sign on the door that said, please, no more donations. they had too many donations from utahans. this is not the first time the red cross has had to close shop early. the people of utah go out of their way to help others. as usual, utah stepped up in the face of tragedy and i plan to work to prevent future catastrophic events like this. before i came to congress i was mayor for eight years. i understand how overwhelming it can be to coordinate disaster response, recovery and manage the daily operations of a community. in my district, many small towns and cities are overcome with challenges as they work out confusing jurisdictional responsibilities of the state and federal government, on top of actively rebuilding and preparing for the aftermath of the wildfires. to help in this effort, last week i convened a group of mayors, commissioners, state representatives, emergency personnel so, that local leaders could have direct access --

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state, and your home state, mr. speaker, of pennsylvania, in that state alone, 1,278 victims of domestic violence found refuge in emergency shelters or transitional housing provided by local domestic violence programs. 1,208 victims of domestic violence received support through counseling, legal assistance and children's upport programs. 760 hotline calls were received that day, were answered, which equals about 32 calls answered per hour. and 1,841 individuals, mr. speaker, attended prevention and education training sessions on that day across pennsylvania , gaining critical information on domestic violence prevention, early intervention, and other related services. although this report shows the great success of our local community-based programs, over 11,000 requests for services went unmet that day. because programs lacked the resources and the funding to arry out these services. mr. speaker, it is clear these programs are working for the american public. let us pass this legislation to continue supporting victi