mr. humphrey was seriously injured. the cause is still being investigated. >>> two addiction counsellors in a halfway house in chester county died of opioid. they were found in their rooms at the freedom ridge recovery lodge. they tested positive for heroin and fennal. they tried to revive one of the counselors but were successful. >>> jury selection is complete in bill cosby's criminal assault trial. they've agreed on the jury as well as the alternates. the jury is comprised of seven men and five women, two african-americans are among the 12 on the jury. cosby goes to trial june 5th in montgomery county on charges he drugged and molested andrea constand in 2004. >>> something is taking shape along the schuylkill river in philadelphia. drone watch 3 over the structure earlier but the question is, what is it? we now know crews started working on it the beginning of the week >> we sent greg argos to find out what this is and why it's here in philly. >> it really is a site to see on the banks of the schuylkill, a wooden an

mr. humphreys. [inaudible] >> chairman inhofe, ranking member cardin, distinguish note of the committee come is a pleasure to be a today. as a third-generation real estate investor and developer from oklahoma, we have a pleasure of creating places that foster community and allow folks to live healthy and rewarding lives. our family has had a long history on lake eufaula we been there for over 45 years now. ten years ago would get a jury of grade a new count on the shores of lake eufaula in southeast oklahoma. recall a place carlton landing of the site which is of the 190e cove were i learned to water ski as a boy. the land disconnected to connected to ten miles of shoreline that is either owned or controlled by the corps of engineers. it is our desire carlton landing would be seen a as a model for e development. the kind that concerns a national assets and provide a boost to real economies. and greets great places for people to live, work, creatively. before i share us relative few words about the c

mr. humphrey was seriously injured. the cause is still being investigated. >>> two addiction counsellors in a halfway house in chester county died of opioid. they were found in their rooms at the freedom ridge recovery lodge. they tested positive for heroin and fennal. they tried to revive one of the counselors but were successful. >>> jury selection is complete in bill cosby's criminal assault trial. they've agreed on the jury as well as the alternates. the jury is comprised of seven men and five women, two african-americans are among the 12 on the jury. cosby goes to trial june 5th in montgomery county on charges he drugged and molested andrea constand in 2004. >>> something is taking shape along the schuylkill river in philadelphia. drone watch 3 over the structure earlier but the question is, what is it? we now know crews started working on it the beginning of the week >> we sent greg argos to find out what this is and why it's here in philly. >> it really is a site to see on the banks of the schuylkill, a wooden an

mr. humphrey, the opening statement we talked about the development, like your development, what it means to surrounding communities. what it means to the economy. what it mean, what benefit rs there that people might not think about because i know there are great benefits. benefits. will you share your thoughts on that? >> i'd be happy to. when we look at a project like carlton landing, we are in a rural area of oklahoma that's seen economy shift to the urban areas. you've got great natural beauty but you don't have a lot of drivers so first and foremost, you know, we provide jobs in the construction industry, construction activity alone will typically have about 125 to 150 trades on site in carlton landing with the same number at any given time working offsite. in terms of economic impact, over the longer term, we expect to see over $2 billion, $2 billion of private investment in carlton landing as the master plan is built out so we expect carlton landing to be one of the more important economic projects for southeast oklahoma and also the growth of the oklahoma tourism industry. i'm ha

mr. humphrey. ..judge cavanaugh said the recent free enterprise case to support the proposition that taking care that the laws are executed includes the president's ability to supervise and direct his subordinate officers had they said the constitution that makes the president a court of accountable to the people also gives him the power to do so. that power includes, as a general matter, the authority to remove those who assist him in carrying out his duties. without such power the president could not be held fully accountable for discharging his own responsibilities, the buck would stop somewhere else. the power of removal is limited in the context of independent agencies were congress provides that its officers can only be removed for cause. this was the issue in the humphrey executive case in 1935 on the supreme court rejected fdr's at will firing of the commissioner. in reviewing at the judge noted that allowing an independent agency and limiting the power to discharge commissioners, the supreme

humphrey spoke those words, he had been diagnosed with terminal cancer. he died a few months later, and his words are just as meaningful today. mr. esident, trumpcare fails senator humphrey's moral test. it doesn't cover more people or more services or provide health care or improve health care. it raises costs and reduces quality. compared to the a.c.a. or obamacare, trumpcare would be a disaster for families in my home state. in new mexico, tens of thousands of people have health care, thanks to obamacare and the medicaid expansion. before the affordable care act, new mexico had one of the highest rates of uninsured in the country. it was almost 20% at 19.6%. that rate has been cut in half at 8.9%. approximately 300,000 more new mexicans now have health care, and each one of these 300,000 people has a story about having -- how having health care has made a difference, even saved lives. thanks to the affordable care act, hundreds of thousands of new mexicans now have essential health benefits, including doctor visits, hospital care, prescription drugs, pregnancy and childbirth and mental health services, and a range of preventati

mr. young also contrasts president johnson's policies with those of his successor, richard nixon. the humphrey school of public affairs at the university of minnesota in minneapolis posted this hour and 15 minute event. [applause] >> good afternoon, welcome.

mr. brzezinski: i also directed the foreign policy task forces for hubert humphrey. i sensed that the crisis in the soviet union was getting the, that the united states had to have an effective response. i endorsed bush when he was 17 points behind. i emphasize that. it was not a political opportunistic step. dukakis would not be able to handle these complex realities and bush would. and i think retrospectively i was right. he handled the disintegration of the soviet union extremely well, even though on some other issues, and my judgment, he didn't quite seize the moment or opportunity. brian: back to your family. is aave a son that democrat, one is a republican, and a daughter that is a journalist. how did that happen, do you think? mr. brzezinski: i didn't have a lot to do with the fact that we are an engaged family that is interested in issues, talks about the issues. we traveled a lot with our kids. we went abroad a lot. we engaged in a lot of discussions. i hope that my wife and maybe i helped to simulate -- to stimulate their interests, but helped to stimulate

mr. young also contrasts president johnson's policies with those of his successor, richard nixon. the humphrey school of public affairs at the university of minnesota in minneapolis posted this hour and 15 minute event. [applause] >> good afternoon, welcome. this is also a joint meeting of my class. my seminar is to take part right now which is called government ethics and public will. can you imagine the good fortune of having that course going on, on this particular topic? bob mentioned so many things that i will not try to repeat . but i will point out the major focus seems obvious but is the role of the president of the united states in shaping domestic and international issues. as a faculty member, one of my objectives is to wean people away from an undue admiration of certainty. however, one thing i'm certain about is in the spring of 2017 we will be paying a lot of attention to events of 50 years ago. this is exactly what steve is talking about. this coming april and may through the summer, we will have a heightened sense of what it was to be in the united states 50 years ago. lyndon jo