mr. scott was there.id that there was a chance they could save him if he stayed in new york. talking, ifinished turned to my husband. he read the question in my eyes. said, margaret, i was born in the south. lived and neighbored in the south. i will die ♪ >> he survivors the arduous five trip home by a mere hours. on the morning of november 14, booker t. washington passes away.ully campus ied in the cemetery. 10,000 people gather to pay last respects. messages of condolence are received from around the world. memorial services are held .cross america ♪ >> dubois, though the foremost opponent of washington racial philosophy pays a final wizard of us t tuskeg tuskegee. washington was the greatest negro leader since rederick douglas and the most distinguished man, white or black, who has come out of the civil war. the of the good that he no mplished, there can be doubt. afro hout the history of america, washington's influence found almost everywhere. the self help movement of the 19 calling for economic self

mr. scott was there.octor said that there was a chance they could save him if he stayed in new york. after they finished talking, i turned to my husband. he read the question in my eyes. he said, margaret, i was born in the south. i've lived and neighbored in the south. i will die and be buried in the south. we brought him home. >> he survives they train ride home for just a few hours. on the morning of november 14, booker t. washington passed away. he is buried in the campus cemetery. 10,000 people gathered to pay their last respects. messages of condolence are received from around the world. memorial services are held across america. du bois, though an opponent, pays a final tribute to the wizard of tuskeegee. >> booker t washington was the greatest leader since frederick douglass and the most distinguished man to come out of the south since the civil war. of what he accomplished, there can be no doubt. >> throughout history, washington's influence can be found almost everywhere. the economic program of

two men to the deaths and submerged many homes in eastern australia by mr scott morrison has been to townsville in queensland to comfort the victims of the world weather forecasters are describing as once in a sentry brain. the u.s. special envoy on north korea will travel to pyongyang on wednesday to prepare for a second summit between president and kim jong even begun is expected to meet his north korean counterparts. trump and kim last met in singapore in june when the north korean leader pledged to work towards denuclearization but a new report by un sanctions monitors accuses pyongyang of doing the opposite the three hundred page confidential documents seen by the way it is news agency alleges pyongyang is taking steps to protect its nuclear and ballistic missiles from military strikes they're doing so by storing weapons in civilian facilities such as airports and the government is using separate sites to assemble and test their missiles so they're harder to trace says that north korea violated sanctions by trading in coal and petroleum products and thereby undermining efforts t

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it's cyclopedia film if i may say so mr scott roxboro a man who i know has a soft spot for playing. yeah i was had the great pleasure privilege a few years back of being able to interview miss rampling here in berlin but have to mean i didn't love the woman since i was a child at first screed i've always had a thing for older women but i'm not sure that's a subject we really want to discuss in detail i think i think we should draw. swiftly the yes yes rose drawing the first of those drugs were close to to cost lex lost as a director. i do you rate this festival as a whole. yeah you know it's interesting because has been has been doing this festival for eighteen years and he really put his stamp on the festival he really chose a certain type of cinema a certain type of movie particularly political films and films of so really strong social realism that's been sort of the stamp that he's put on this daily now and a lot of times it's been very impressive the villain has become much more political and much more direct and socially aware but there's also a negative to that and the negati

mr. scott is the author of "rampage: macarthur, yamashita, and the battle of manila."y conference hosted by the national world war ii museum in new orleans. host: our next speaker came to the museum for the first time or his last book was released. this book was the first detailed examination of that mission in decades and introduced readers to the important aspect of the chinese experiences. james scott has come back to the museum with a brand-new book thas

mr. scott is the author of "rampage: macarthur, yamashita, and the battle of manila." this one hour talk was that of a three-day conference hosted by the national world war ii museum in new orleans. >> our next speaker came to the museum for the first time or his last book was released. this book was the first detailed examination of that mission in decades and introduced readers to the important aspect of the chinese experiences. james scott has come back to the museum with a brand-new book that has been receiving great reviews in many of the top of locations around the country. manila was known as the pearl of the orient. about how this beautiful city was destroyed in the process of trying to liberate it. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to give the podium to james scott. [applause] james: good morning. pete, thank you so much. i will double check, i think this is the clicker. i am trying to determine, is this the clicker? ok. ok, got it. sorry, technical difficulties there. peach, thank you for the warm te thanktion -- pe you for the warm introduction and all

mr. scott: thanks for all your hard work and thank you for your service. we met -- i met the're day with opposition leaders from syria and while they expressed concern about exactly how the withdraw would happen, they did ask if -- what the ability would be to do a no-fly zone afterwards which they thought would have a positive impact of keeping turkey in place. have you considered that? s it doable? mr. votel: we're looking at a variety of options i'm happy to talk about in a closed session. i would not characterize what we're looking at as a no-fly zone. mr. scott: why do you believe russia is continuing to be involved in syria? what's the strategic advantage for them to be involved? is it to cause problems for us or is there a strategic interest? mr. votel: rush does have a long-term -- russia does have a long-term interest in syria, but certainly part of their motivation is making sure they have warm water access into the mediterranean and the access that provides. they are interested in pr

davis: for thousands -- mr. scott: for thousands of children in georgia and children's health care hsk atlanta is the home of this nation's largest pediatric sickle cell disease program with more than 1,800 children and teens and over 800,000 people in georgia as home to the sick -- sickle cell disease for one of the nation's most impacted populations. thursday, thursday, february 7 children's health care of atlanta will be hosting a briefing at 1:00 p.m. right here in the capital in room h.b.c. 211 to discuss innovation of sickle cell disease treatment. adies and gentlemen, more than 100 americans have and suffer from sickle cell disease. it is a a painful genetic blood disorder that prevents the children from getting air. it is debilitating. madam speaker, i just ask -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. scott: that we stand proudly and support the children's health care of atlanta. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? mr.

. >> thank you, mr. scott. >> thank, mr. chairman. i know the chair mentioned that the 2018 dhs budget was funded. and to be honest with you, i remember very little discussion about the budget. i think it was just accepted and it was done. and i will just point out to the other members that in the fiscal year '18 budget, there was $1.375 billion for border wall construction, $251 million in san diego, $445 million for the rio grand valley, $196 again for the rio grande valley, $445 for san diego, el centro, yuma, and tucson. 84 miles, in all. the president has now requested funding for an additional 215 mil miles, a significant portion of which is the completion of the border wall where it was stored under the 2018 proportiappropri where there was little, if any discussion, certainly no discussion about it being immoral to do such a thing. i want to follow up on what my colleague, miss hartzler said and the congresslady from virginia, miss luria. i believe the point she was getting at, and i want to encourage my colleagues, i don't pr

out by a foreign state a breach of parliament's network was detected on the eighth of february by mrs scott morrison says the attack was sophisticated and investigators have found no evidence of interference in upcoming federal elections under thomas from said day the prime minister scott morrison didn't name any particular country when he talked about a sophisticated state actor being behind this cyber attack but most people think the security service is most suspect china although russia is another possibility as indeed the united states or even is right now this all started ten days ago when the prime minister said the security services detected a cyber attack on the parliamentary computer system including the e-mail accounts of some m.p.'s and it's been joining the investigation into that cyber attack ten days ago that has revealed that political parties computer systems have also been attacked now that's significant because the major political parties here hold huge amounts of personal information about voters they use that of course when it comes to targeting votes is in the run up to

mrs. scott's supervisor and -- ms. scott has been out for approximately a week or so. the school has been complete chaos without her there. today, there was a fight. the officers and everything were called out. behind some of the -- only one thing that is truth that is going on at vicitation valley, there are few bullies there and we're working to rectify that. the supervisor said she had no idea what ms. scott said was so prevalent. my son has a concussion behind this since she's been out of school. i took my son so zuckerberg and he has a concussion. before i got there, and while i've been there, i'm willing to work with her. you all and the children and the san francisco unified school district, as i said, you all, we need ms. scott there. without her there, it was chaos. there was another guy in there, they ran him all day and all night. they ran her supervisor all day and all night. it's very critical. they said today the only way they can get these people help that they need is that the parents have to sign for it. other than that, they will just be there terrori

mr. scott's office brought the information to lightda yester it was first reported by abc news. dr. tyson allegedly told the congressman via text message about a quote/unquote me too movement against lieutenant governor justin fairfax, this was allegedly back in 2017. the congressman said he learned about it after the post. the post said it could not corroborate her story and did not run with the people. >> she told me s had reported it to "the washington post." so that's -- he>> you knew were allegations against lieutenant governor before? >> no, not before "the washington pos" >> do you still have faith in the lieutenant governor? >> i don't know what the facts are. i know what you know. >> whenf askede congressman was friends with mrs. tyson, he said they had not spoken in some time. dr. tyson's accusation was made public by big league sites, the same one that made the photogr photographs on governor northam's page known. >>> we posted stories baking down each allegations and lawmakers' station. open the nbc washington app and search commonwealth. >>> let's get to changes in the

abc news first reported the developments, and an aide to mr. scott tells fox news that scott and dr. tyson had been friends for years and tyson first approached the congressman as "the washington post" was looking into her allegations. the aide says that tyson did not personally share details of the allegations against fairfax and scott only learned a limited amount of information from "washington post" reporters who later contacted congressman scott are dr. tyson's request. a source tells me that tyson gave the congressman's name and contact info to serve sort of as a character witness. when asked if all this impacts democrats at a national level, the democratic brand, so to speak, nancy pelosi said this. >> virginians will resolve their issues that they have there. it's sad, because it's a very talented leader there. but they had to have the confidence of the electorate, and they have to have the confidence of the legislature. they have to work with them. but i will leave that up to them. i have enough to do here without getting involved in the aff

please consider doing what is right about mrs. scott. thank you. >>> thank you, i'll be brief. again, happy birthday. and congratulations. i've had the opportunity of interacting at the middle school as a resource school officer i work. i've had the opportunity to interact with several principals in the bayview district. i've also had the opportunity to interact with the same principal that ms. scott, that ms. shirley is mentioning. and i'd like to briefly talk about that. so i have to respond to the school for something that was confidential, it was sensitive, it was a with a child. i have to say that what i experienced -- again, i've experienced a lot of principals in that capacity with someone who was competent, someone who showed compassion for the youth that we're dealing with and it was something that was very serious. i can't say what it was, but someone that was knowledgeable about the procedures regarding sfusd and sfpd and we were able to handle this efficiently to get this child the services he needed for his safety. shortly after that, not from her, but from an outs

. >> thank you, mr. scott. i think it is a point that if we are to have self-confident or testify at the normal hearing as we get ready for the budget, i think that is enormously important as we look at those needs. i will point out we do spend a lot of money in this country on combating drugs coming into the country prosecuting. i would suggest there's a couple other areas we are dealing with drug problems. one, it is much more of a demand problem than it is a supply problem. we spent a lot of money trying to cut it off and send a lot of people to jail. we have to figure out how to get americans to stop demanding so many drugs come in a huge part of that is making treatment available. i know in my own state, there are people who want treatment for various drug addictions who cannot get it because they either don't have come there simply are not any bid for people to provide it or they don't have the health care dollars to pay for it. and if you ask any expert who studies the drug problem what is more important

jesse lingard will be on the bench for manchester united and anthony martial mrs out, scott mctominay involved at all. meanwhile,, isn't matic is not involved at all. meanwhile, , isn't it? matic is not involved at all. meanwhile,, isn't it? van dijk returns to the liverpool team after suspension and james milner is also backin suspension and james milner is also back in the starting lineup. later this afternoon, manchester city will be vying for their first piece of silverware this season — they face chelsea in the final of the league cup later. there's been lots of talk in the past week around city winning all four trophies this season, no english club has done it before, but don't expect pep guardiola to join in that conversation just yet. how many times in england one team wins four titles in a season, don't put that pressure on our shoulders because we don't deserve it, first for the club we are, for the history, but the legacy is incredible, united, they never did that, liverpool, how many champions league they have in their pockets, they didn't do that. so don't put they didn't

scott was a geography teacher and a cross country coach, gave his life protecting his students. susesuse -- mr. souzzi: scott died heroically. since that day, we've been pushing more and more for commonsense gun reform and h.r. 8 and h.r. 1112 are just that. last week linda said to me, if universal background checks prevents just one shooting, it served its purpose. she inspires me. i'm inspired by my colleagues who are fighting for commonsense gun reform, whether they be democrats or republicans. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise to congratulate the eureka college men's basketball team who last weekend clinched their first ever division iii ncaa tournament bid. on saturday night, the red devils knocked off top-seeded webster 70-69 on the road to secure their conference championship, assuring their spot in

i now recognize the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott. >> mr. hall, appreciate your presence. i remember in the opening comments we were challenged to state what our plan was, and i can tell you that our plan is to result to pay-go where you do not have $1.5 trillion unpaid for tax cuts. if you go back, as mr. connor was asking, to 2000 when we had a significant surplus, i remember 2001 after president clinton left office, chairman greenspan was peppered with questions at a hearing as to what would happen on this november - government debt because we projected to pay off the entire debt by 2008. and by 2013, return all the money to the trust funds, but we had massive tax cuts, fought two it, passout paying for a prescription drug benefit without paying for it, violated the pay-go principal and all of a sudden we are back heavily in the dish. if we had paid for everything we have done since 2000 and hasn't hadn't cut taxes without paying for them, we would be in a lot better shape than we are now. have you been following the multi-pension employer crisis? dr. hall: yes. we do h

mr. scott amey is the general counsel for the project on government oversight. and finally, mr. bradley smith is the chairman of the institute for free speech. pursuant to committee rules, all witnesses who appear before our committee must do so under oath. i now ask each of you to stand and raise your right hand to take the oath. do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? everybody has now answered yes. and let the record reflect that. i will now recognize each witness to present their testimony. i want to remind the witnesses that we have your written testimony before us so you don't have to read it all. we have it. and i ask you to do me a favor, just since we have five witnesses and we have a lot of members wanting to ask questions, that you obey the lights, you'll get a warning light. and then when it says red i would appreciate it if you would let us -- that you stop and let us move on to the next witness. so we're going to go with mr. shaub first -- mr. amey. mr. amey: i wan

scott: mr. president, madame speaker, and mr. chief justice, members of the general assembly, distinguished guests, and fellow vermonters, two weeks ago, i stood before you as a major challenge we face and opportunities to address them. for those who have been here a while, i don't have to tell you doing a budget is never easy. year after year, with many worthy initiatives and programs, it is our job to separate our wants from our needs, to make sure we are meeting our goals and where we can get by with less. this is a difficult path before us in a process that forces us to find balance between our hearts and minds, that each dollar will be spent comes directly from hard-working vermonters. but i am certain if we compromise when we can then we can grow our economy, making vermont more affordable, and protecting the most vulnerable. [applause] gov. scott: the budget i present today is balanced and spends within our means while investing in both our obligations and areas that will give us the highest return. as i said many times, i

made to feel small and couldn't even from got to scott mr allison.or the first time women could also votes and stand for election in the us come out. if you are still in critical. but the. man. strays a man had gone to weimar with mixed feelings to his wife he wrote today was the solemn opening of the german national or something or rather should have been in my heart i live in the old days and it hurts to see how everything has changed patient at. these feelings were not shared by most of the deputies in the next six months they created the legal basis for the new states the constitution of the weimar republic the government was no longer responsible to the kaiser but to parliament for the first time in german history sovereignty laid with the people. the new constitution and to take up where the failed revolution of eight hundred forty eight had left off reviving the ideals of the national assembly that had met in the polls in frankfurt's the colors black red gold stood for the tradition of freedom in germany and now they wear the colors of the fin

mr. chairman. >> it was a wild day of testimony, to be sure. but it's not over yet. cohen will testify again today, this time behindlosed doors. scott macfarlane. >> reporter: good morning. michael cohen appears before the use intelligence committee and this time, no cameras allowed. it willappen behind closed doors.st very differenterday, when there were so many cameras, swarming as mr. cohen appeared before the house oversight committ committee. and mr. cohen was asked about payments me to "the enquirer." and they defended michael cohen against republican criticisms h was a known liar and was po aibly seeking book deal. does any of this feel a litece like a sptacle? >> i think the republicans are trying to make it look that way. >> i think there's probably a lot of people in america who are startled to get in inside glimpse on how the trump operation is operating. >> reporter: we will likely see mr. cohenac app the office buildings today. cameras will be staked out outside. this mig be the lastime we see him before he reports to federal prison, mid-spring. on capitol hill, scott macfarlane, news 4. >>> mr. trump addressed the cohe

mr. mccabe said to scott pelley on "60 minutes" ." remember mr.s fired, something that is rare for federal employees, for lying. he was the subject of a february the inspector general about lying under oath three times, lying four times in total. i don't think we can really believe anything that he says. i do think mr. baker, though, he does have a lot of credibility but that's why congress has to go, and my only hope is lindsey graham will -- if he's not leaving, mr. mccabe, if he's not leaving until mid-march, there's plenty of time to go testified before lindsey graham's committee. >> shannon: rosenstein. mid-march. mccabe is gone. >> yes, absolutely. >> shannon: graham has said this is happening. they are going to get to the bottom of it. in the meantime, victor david hanson writing an article. he says about this whole situation, in time likely will become recognized as the greatest scandal in american political history, marking the first occasion in which u.s. government bureaucrats sought to overturn an election and remove a sitting u.s. pre

on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late mr kenneth his scott or, on behalf of supervisor his fid,thomas francis murphy, and on behalf of supervisor walton, for the late ms. miss patricia banks. >> okay, that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> okay, we are adjourned. [roll call] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair peskin: thank you. can you please call the next item. >> clerk: item 2, citizens advisory committee report. this is an information item. >> chair peskin: mr. larson, good morning, and happy new year. >> happy new year, everyone. good morning, chair peskin and members of the transportation authority. i am glenn larson, the chairman of theitiens advisory committee. sfmta updated the c.a.c. on the progress of the project. during the presentation, there was a bar graph presented based upon the monthly progress reports requested by the c.a.c. and that i believe may have been circulated amongst you. it shows the slow rate of progress and a strange decline in percent completi

on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late mr kenneth his scott or, on behalf of supervisor his fid,thomas francis murphy, and on behalf of supervisor walton, for the late ms. miss patricia banks. >> okay, that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> okay, we are 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 grocery store, as well. we call it cheese plus because there's a lot of additions in addition to cheese here. from fresh flowers, to wine, past a, chocolate, our dining area and espresso bar. you can have a casual meeting if you want to. it's a real community gathering place. what makes littl

scott. commissioner singh? >> mr. lee, we see the asian and african, what about indian? are there people from indian? >> we categorize the people from indian in asian subcontents. >> i would just -- subcontinents. >> i would just request indian contractors be there in the meeting. >> i have to say this. we talked to a lot of the contractors that approached us. we have an open-door policy on that. so if there are issues of contractors that you come across, by all means refer them and have them contact us. we tried our best to get to the root of whatever issues that there may be and help facilitate meeting if necessary to make sure that there's an understanding of why they weren't accepted or whatever the circumstance might be. so in the instance of your contractors, we'd love to talk them to see what their particular issues are. >> they should contact you? >> yes, please. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner mondejar: commissioner rosales? >> thank -- thank you for the report. very comprehensive, as always, which is great. just piggybacking a little bit on the comments alr

mr. sanchez? >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. just a couple of points to reiterate. the project went through section 312 notification, 30-day notice to occupants within 150 feet during that time. there were no discretionary reviews filed on the project which would have brought it before the planning commission. the planning department does not require any conditions of approval for this because there were no conditions required to bring it in compliance with the planning code. the proposal complies with the planning code as proposed. it would have been an opportunity at a discretionary hearing for the planning department to take additional action if they felt necessary to further restrict and condition the use of the property. but this is a de novo hearing, and now this is before the board of appeals, which has the same right to have discretion over the permit. in regard to president fung's question about the source measurement and why they chose the field that they did, on page five of the noise assessment or the sound assessment, they said that was chosen because i

i'm scott evans and this is >>> mr. president, did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> then why did michael cohen make it if there was no truth to the allegation? >> youl have to ask michael cohen.an mi michael is my attorney, and you'll have to ask mike zbll nearly a yr after those comments, congress will ask michael cohen that exact question. the president's former lawyer and fixer promising explosive evidence that mr. trump knew about the alleged hush money payments. >>> and half a world away, the stage is set for a high-stakes diplomatic showdown as president trump f preparesor his second historic summit with north korea's kim jong-un. >>> no more meddling. how the u.s. army took down an infamous russianroll farm ahead of the midterms. >>> the perfect way to walk a le in millennials shoes. the avocado toast sneakers setting the internet on fire this morning. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm milissa rehberger. >> and'm phillip mena. a political double-header playing o