actually i was zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero mr walker on more problems than words. which runs. i wanted to go to juilliard school or to. in new york city ballet where i can. shame professionally to become a professional dancer and then come back to start a big brother school like like the other schools. if i go to professional school and i come back to be a teacher i plan on expanding the city arts so that goes from all places can have the opportunity. to the street. when i'm home whose house is that ish the points you all you know want to beat you should. you focus focus. i don't need you to. one of the idea was to ask our teacher to go there for walks out and to ask her to do one to two duns. they can come for the boy workshop. it will be free and then these are to see sigrid be had a good time for the ballot and then we propose to have them come by this court because some sum to a lot of run them to could not afford their lessons it's quite expensive for a number of. cellaring or not so the idea was to have so many run children to have the opportunity to.

mr. walker, what you said to me earlier... >> well, i feel like this addresses -- or hopes to clarify something. i think that it sets a threshold to our department as to, you know, when to dig deeper, so to speak, or not. i mean, i would like to see the comments that have been brought up here addressed in some language change but, i mean, i am willing to support this kind of effort. i just don't know if we want to move it forward with an approval until we see language. but, you know, it's kind of -- >> i'm okay with moving it forward and i think that we can get an understanding from now to the time that it's implemented and i think that administratively if we could -- maybe if i could sit down with the members of the staff this week and we just send you some recommendations and see if it can be administratively done on our side or if it's something that you feel that could be tied into your -- into what you're doing moving forward. so i think that it would be fine and i'd be okay with that. i think that it's a big part to me is that this was already in the process before, the 25%. we're not try

mr. walker, how do you address these different issues in a bipartisan or nonpartisan way, where we see-- in this political climate, we're seeing a retrenchment of party lines getting stronger and thicker?>> ell, first of all, i think it's important to not be demoralized by the current state because, in fact, we saw progress. it's important, because there oare some who would say a these investments were for naught. that is not true. we madtremendous strides in reducing poverty and reducing segregation in ts country. today, we need to haveeople understand that we all, all americans-- black, white and brown-- are suffering from the same-- the same plague, and thas he plague of inequality. and for us to make progress, we have to show white, black, and brown americans that we are all in this together. we need our leaders to be builders of bridges between communities, and to recognize that this nation needs healing, that we need to come together. >> sreenivasan: fred harris, how do you figure out a way foard based on some of the successes that we had in the past, some of the things that d work

walker. being that they weren't where they were supposed to be, i decided to strip them out and find out what was going on, and mrwalter walker had a bottle of tattoo ink on him. which he finally gave over when i started to do the strip-outs. and at that time, he realized i was going to have to write a report on him for having tattoo paraphernalia. >> and i would put some more over here that would go all the way -- >> what's the image, though? >> this is the one i was going to get. wages of sin. right? >>> coming up -- david laudone's case takes an unexpected turn. >> when you go back in your cell you need to sit there and think about it a minute and tell me the truth and tell me what's going on. >>> and later -- >> you know the first thing he asked me, can i keep the fork? oh, he got me for a fork. >> ray slagle's signature dish provides comfort to a friend in need. >> good, man. with renters insur- it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." phone: for help with bookcases, say "bookcase." bookcase. i thought this was the dresser? isn't that the bed? phone: i'm sorry, i di

you're going to be in trouble with mrs walker when you get home. thanks very much, kat. before the main inquiry begins in may. the cladding on the tower has been pinpointed as a reason the blaze spread so quickly, and it forced local authorities across the uk to test cladding on similar properties. 301 buildings didn't meet current building regulations and salford was one of the local authorities with the highest failure rate. breakfast‘s graham satchell has been to meet some residents waiting for cladding to be removed. nine months after the fire at g re nfell tower, nine months after the fire at grenfell tower, the cladding on fall in court in salford is still in place. we first filmed here in august last year. this is our lives that they are messing about with, and we are potentially living in a death trap, all of us. it's failed all the tests, so no matter what they say, you feel uneasy now. today the residents remain angry, frustrated, afraid. a lot of people are quite frightened because if you look out of your window, you see smoke, and you see a fire creeping up s

walker bush. involved in he was the iran-contra scandal. what mr. bloch is showing is while he is denying his involvement in the scandal, the testimony of the people who were are goingpal players to ensnare him anyway. mr. bloch like to draw that president bush with large lips. he was only saying to people, read my lips. here bill clinton is shown in a masterful attempt at tight wrote walking -- tightrope walking. miss lewinsky is not labeled .iss lewinsky that may be lost to people who look at the cartoon in the span of time. anybody who opened the post that that was exactly what bill clinton was trying to balance. he was too ill during 9/11 to do anything about that. even though people were --ouraging him and saying that 19th he died in october of 2001. it was an assumption a lot of cartoonists made early in the election and early in the presidency. they drew him as stupid. cartoonists that got to live longer came around on that. at this point this is how he is depicting him, under the control of dick cheney and his father. and ignorant about worl

we have hunter walker, white house correspondent at yahoo news and mrs. flake, senator's flake's wife. coming from this end. we have kourtney noris, assistant producer at pbs news hour. we have brijt bowman. we have dallon flake, senator flake's son. we have danny, a senior vice president at business wire and the n pc headliners who organized today's lunch in. -- skipping over our honored guest for a moment. betsy fischer martin, executive residence at american university and cochair of the n pc headliners team. thank you all for coming. [ applause ] >>> for our c-span and public radio audiences, be aware that in this audience here today, our members of the general public. so any applause or reaction you may hear is not necessarily from the working press. [ laughter ] >>> for example, today's speaker has a reputation for standing up for his convictions and making news. from the speech he gave on the senate floor rebuking president donald trump's repeated attacks on the media to what he wrote for "the washington post" criticizing -- arizona republican sena

walker is about to meet the face of justice. it keeps moving along because maybe that might have hurt. >> mr. spiny right there, maybe not the best meal. >>> when couples get married, they go all out. and that's exactly what this couple did. here they are inside of this helicopter, a beautiful bride and groom as well as their wedding photographer, as they hover over the wedding venue, their guests await their arrival and they're set to land. what they didn't plan for is the backlash that is happening because that's not a regular commercial helicopter. it's a police chopper. >> uh-oh. >> did they rent it? >> they had already planned for a helicopter to pull off this dope stunt when something went awry and the wedding planner worked her magic for about $8,400 and the go this police chopper. >> palms were greased? >> those police are under investigation. they're calling it a bribe and $8,400 bribe. once the video went viral it was clear they had covered the police logo on the helicopter. >> technically, the helicopter was used in solving a crime, which was the bribe initially to get the helicopt

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dan walker and louise minchin jewish leaders mount a searing attack onjeremy corbyn‘s handling of anti—semitism in the labour party. in an open letter they accuse him of siding with anti—semites, mrses that have ocurred in labour and stresses the party is anti—racist. good morning, it's monday the 26th of march. also this morning: the adult film actor, stormy daniels, who claims she had an affair with donald trump, tells us tv she was threatened with violence to keep quiet about the encounter.

mr. oxford, how is dtra coordinating s&p and r&d with research and engineering community? >> a couple of things. i have a working agreement with steve walker. he spent the day with us. we are a transition partner. regarding the national labs, i hosted 10 national labs and talked about a path forward where we will meet with labs and identify capabilities and figure out working with the leadership how to gain access to those laboratories in a way that meets the solution space. my head of research and development is a member of the executive committee under mr. griffin. he meets with his seniors on a quarterly basis. even though mr. griffin has been in office a short while we have direct connectivity into his chain. >> i believe a whole of government effort is required to support cwmd strategy and policy . can you please describe your work with other agencies to achieve your strategic cwmd objectives ? how is under resourcing and marginalizing of other agencies such as the department of state affected the cwmd effort ? >> to your point congressman, it truly is a whole of government effort. when you look at particularly in the acquisition, cap

can take a james baker as an example with george herbert walker bush even going back to ronald reagan george schultz i think of the issues rex mrnsition and literally ilsdz five or seven days thereafter they decided to make him the secretary of state that -- they didn't really have personal chemicals with ea chemicaltory. >> lack probably caused tension in communication, probably caused tension you know, the president as you and i know him, he is more of a quarterback that will call audibles on the line of scrimmage. >> not in the lockesh rooming -- gets to the field looks what he sees on the field starts calling plays, that could have been issue with secretary tillerson i don't know directly but i definitely know that is the president's experiential. >> st-- >> blake at white house. reporter: words started circulating of this departure last night. that folks wonder walls made aware of this president obviously tweeted about this moments ago, so really should not touch those within white house apparatus surprised i was speaking with one member apparatus here just a while ago told me nothing surprises me at this white house anymo

mr. messenger: again, to go back, i think it's the scale that makes the distinction, your honor. justice roberts: thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. explore this case in the high court's ruling of dale walker and peter courson, attorney on civil rights. watch landmark cases live monday at 9:00

dan walker and louise minchin jewish leaders mount a searing attack onjeremy corbyn's handling of anti—semitism in the labour party. in an open letter they accuse him of siding with anti—semites, mrbyn says he's sincerely sorry for cases that have ocurred in labour and stresses the party is anti—racist. good morning, it's monday the 26th of march. also this morning: the adult film actor, stormy daniels, who claims she had an affair with donald trump, tells us tv she was threatened with violence to keep quiet about the encounter. a guy walk upon me, and said to me, "leave tronc alone, forget the story", then he leaned around and looked at my daughter, and said," a beautiful little girl, it would be a shame if something happened to her mum" in sport, the crisis engulfing australian cricket continues after their captain steve smith admits to cheating, he's booed as they slump to a heavy defeat in south africa. good morning. we're about to find out the value of the music streaming service spotify. i'll be looking at how it's revolutionised the music business. also, what can be done to help more than 150,000 teenagers who failed their maths gcse last year? in the latest of our reports

mr. chairman. >> doctor holtz and this white house -- earlier described the cbo assessment as, quote, a little more than fake news. would president george w. bush or walker bush referred to a little more than fake news? >> not what they thought but they never said it. >> whatve is your reaction to te president or the white house describing the agency as -- producing fake news, quote, saying that it favors mandates over choice in competition. that it's past predictions haven't born resemblance to reality are you permly insulted by white house given this is an agency you led for a number of years? >> i'm not easily personal insulted. [laughter] largely because i fled the agency for several years. the cbo gets lots of criticism because it's in the middle of important decisions and not everyone get what they want. and that criticism has traditionally come from members of congress. typically from the party of the director and their disappoint in the director that's the entire call regularity. the thing i found unprecedented was for administration cbo and director to criticized the cbo in very, very harsh materials and to name in the public staff members at cb

walker. here‘s a summary of today‘s main stories from bbc news. the comedian sir ken dodd has died at the age of 90. how tickled i am but all this goodwill. what about you mrs like you play in instrument, you know where the hotspots are, where they need coaxing, where you can float. at midnight, ladies, your husband, your boyfriend, or both of them! some of ken dodd‘s fans and former colleagues have been paying radio presenter stephanie hirst reminised about seeing him on stage, saying: actor rory cowan posted a picture of himself with ken, saying: and comedian robin ince made reference to his run in with hmrc: in other news, a bitter row has broken out at the top of the labour party with a shadow cabinet minister being removed from her post, apparently against her will. labour says debbie abrahams stepped down as spokeswoman on work and pensions while an employment issue is investigated. but mrs abrahams claims that she‘s the victim of a bullying culture in the party. five people have died after a helicopter they were travelling in crashed into the east river in new york last night. police say the pilot managed to free himself and was pulled out of the wat