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know, young men and women, people's daughters nd sons and brothers and sisters, and parents in combatt was humbling for me and i've taken that lesson on into olitics and into my campaign, building a team that makes you stronger, building a diverse remembering ys every day who you work for and who you serve. how many tours were you in iraq? >> i ended up doing one tour in over to the 57th did two giments and more tours to afghanistan. reup? did you decide to -- to sign up to continue your service? >> we were a country at war and, you know, you develop a very strong bond with the people that you served with i got to know them well, till some of my close friends, and, you know, i don't think i've had a greater honor in my than serving this country in uniform, fighting alongside and women, fighting for a democracy. it is something that i wake up think about every day still. and it was actually hard to service. i think most veterans will tell you that it was a tough but it was also one that was hard for me to leave personally. that ione of the reasons got involved in this after i did leave

nd tomorrow, celebrate their 30th -- not yet -- sorry, joe.ry tomorrow. and the song that was played as the meditation at their wedding mass, we're going to sing now. ave, maria ave, ave domino ave maria ave maria ♪ ♪ vice-president biden: bless me father for i'm about to sin. [laughter] [applause] >> again? vice-president biden: again. again and again. father jim, pleasure meeting your acquaintance. we are going to see all help to he church. father, thank you very much for the hospitality, but i want you to know, there are only two things john and i had in common, he was so much better than me. satchel paige got it right about image. he pitched his win against the cubs and on his 47th birthday, he didn't get to the majors until jackie robinson did. and he pitched a win on his 47th birthday and press went into the locker room and said, amazing 47. how do you feel about being 47? he said i don't look at age. how old you would be. i'm 42 and john was 50. i want to get it straight. [laughter] vice-president biden: governor, madam speaker, who is

and scotla nd black hole of the calcutta cup?tland within metres of the line and it goes to maitland for the try. scotland's first win over england in a decade, aurora that rippled through the tournament. now ireland we re through the tournament. now ireland were favourites. if the pressure dynamics had changed, it did not show. no force could hold stockdale back against the scots. another two tries, another win, over to england. there are threats afraid against the french. penalty after a penalty after penalty try, after penalty. down and out in paris. france have beaten england, ireland are crowned the champions of the six nations. the english had done ireland's party planning for them. saint patrick's day and england hosting. by now there was no stopping ireland, no stopping stockdale. stockdale chasing it down and he cannot gather. now he can. what was planted that spring was harvested in the autumn, ireland beat the mighty new zealand, stockdale scored of course. this year they start as they finish, against england. and now

moves out into the northern north sea, we do have some showers working in across the north of scotla ndwers working in across the north of scotland otherwise winds coming into the north—westerly direction, still relatively mild. 18 degrees across england, perhaps a little bit of snow over the very highest ground in scotland. heading into sunday, we could see another area of low pressure, this time targeting the south of the country. some uncertainty how far zero this rain gets, that is something we will be fine tuning across the next couple of days. but there will be some showers across the south of the country. the notice the temperatures are coming down, it will be mild in the south. the area of low pressure over the weekend eases out of the way and for next week is replaced by region a jetstream, this bold you can see here. this is a classic blocked pressure pattern, so i think we will start see the weather becoming quite slow—moving next week. it is going to mostly dry across a good part of the uk actually with some spells of sunshine, some night frost and a little bit of baht by th

can't really go in that area of north carolina without the name james shepard, nd he's transitions out since 1947, for a young historian like didn't know anything about him, until i picked up that book years ago to who stand the decision of he was, it's very, very owerful, to take him out of just being a black college president, and making him, understanding his role as really uplifter, from about 1890 to 1947. >> thank you for telling us your story. thanks for having me. >> this weekend, american history tv is joining our cable partners to showcase the history of springfield, illinois. the cities e about on our current tour visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue with a look at the springfield. >> we're in the old state capitol. we call at this time old state in springfield capitols. two company >> some of the well known events that occurred in this building were abraham lincoln's house he givers inh that 1858, and after lincoln's 1965, nation, in lincoln's body lies here in state for nearly 75,000 people through this building in a 22-hour time period to pay their respects to the fal

new nds mission on the soft side? soft is perfectly well suited to take on this challenge because it is cheap and provides the nation leverage. the basic task is resource allocation. we are at capacity and demand is not shrinking. this requires a new assessment of the threat and counter terror repurpose forces. thank you. >> thank you very much chairman. andral net to sony, february the department of justice and homeland security ,ent a joint report to congress 2000 18 election interference. before a session of this committee yesterday. conclusion of the report was as follows, quote, there is no evidence to date that any and identified activities of a foreign government had any material impact on the integrity or security of election the 2018cture used in midterm elections. are things that you cannot get into today, but what can you tell us in this public setting, this committee and the public about whether or the based on what you know, department of justice and the department of homeland security were correct in say

it was time for scotla nd all scotland.or scotland ‘s other world—class players to step up. finn russell has been a brilliant farm recently. he really was the orchestrator here. he broke through and showed incredible composure to put sam johnson broke through and showed incredible composure to put 5 his johnson broke through and showed incredible composure to put 5 his country. in ireland the pressure was all in ireland right up until half—time. they held out to lead 12—10 at the break. and then they managed to put cushion between themselves and scotland. a penalty for scotland after that kept them in touch. really arlind held onto that lead and scotland just couldn't call them back. he finished 22-13 couldn't call them back. he finished 22 — 13 here at murrayfield. a very importantly mike riley. i think we just muscled our way through it, to be honest. it wasn't the prettiest game. we got a peach of a set piece try. and a couple of broken field running try. i think we restricted them. from their perspective especially in t

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nd they need people. o that's what we gathered. i'm hoping to create the dynamic to fund the government o secure the border. >> thank you. i think the chairman stated succinctly the three buckets we are looking at and what i could kinde of prioritization but also we can't do one without the other and we have to include everything. on a more general sense, those of you know me know i tend to be very positive, optimistic person. senator capito: everybody was listening. we were listening to professionals and we were interacting both between the house and senate and also between republicans and democrats and we bring something different to the table, some native texans right there, some of us who are on the appropriations side looking at the numbers and that others who have been in this business for a long time. so i feel we have taken a step forward and we're ready now to put the pencil on the papers and get back to work. >> i want to thank chairman shelby for agreeing to hold this meeting with the experts and certainly want to commen

the new nds mission on the soft side? >> senator, from my perspective, soft is perfectly well-suited to take on this challenge, because it's cheap, it provides the nation with legend, the basic task is research allegation as you indicated, we are at capacity, so this, in turn, requires a new assessment of the threat in counterterror to repurpose forces. >> think you. thank you mister chairman. >> thank you mister chairman, general, in for break, the department of justice and the department of homeland security sent a joint report to congress, 2018 election interference. you testified before a classified session of this committee, yesterday, but the public a specific conclusion of the these two departments, was the quote, there is no evidence, to date, that a foreign government or foreign agent had any material impact on the integrity or security of election infrastructure or political campaign infrastructure in the 2018 midterm elections. i appreciate your testimony yesterday, and i realize there are things that you canno

nd he was self-absorbed.ven his kid said he longed to be the bride at every wedding and the corpse at every funeral. and he then -- mckinley was killed in buffalo six months into his second term. teddy roosevelt immediately when he became president words to the effect of i intend to govern just as my predecessor did and his agenda will be my agenda, that sort of thing. then two days he gets to the white house from buffalo and brings in a bunch of reporters nd people didn't swoon so he didn't feel like he had to say those things anymore. he said i intend to govern as if the acollectors left me as president and not mckinley. it's a remarkable thing to be said while mckinley was lying in state in the capital rotunda. roosevelt was always conscious of the narrative and always put himself at the center of the narrative. and over the succeeding ecades, his admiring geographic, adoring buying ters -- biographers basically bought the narrative and the narrative didn't work when they said well, p.r. didn't do marvelou

nd a lot of young men. is is a migrant i met in juarez and that's her son and gave birth at the migrant shelter. she traveled pregnant and her daughter was three days old when i arrived. and in terms of the kara van, because of the -- caravan, the president got upset, but caravans have been happening the past decade and the way they organize themselves to be safer. if you don't want to lose a limb or get threatened by a gang, travel in a big group. this is one of the car advance at i met in 2016, it was transgender and gay members of the lgbtq community. the women in orange, her name is jennifer. that's something i want to put in context. there are have been caravans and there will be more caravans because it's a awe way to be safe. overall context, migration from south america has been dropping. so statistically speaking, what is the crisis? people are intelligent and more organized. they are traveling in groups because it's safer, but that doesn't mean that there are more of them or flooding our borders o

nd my superior asked me to apply for a position that was opening up. i did. i was interviewed by john boehner and nancy pelosi. i didn't blow the interview. and i became the chaplain of the house of representatives. god had remembered my bucket ist. so i was in the candy store. i was like i came to an institution that i knew and loved from my studies. i observed from afar. well prepared to come, having been teaching and coaching -- ear-olds [applause] and naturally found my way to the revered elders of the house, who welcomed me in a way that other members didn't. notable among them, dale kildee, who is here with us today. jim sensenbrenner, graciously the first to come to my office to welcome me. certainly walter jones, god bless him now. we would all be in north carolina were we not here. [applause] and john. i never met john, i never knew john as big john as the chairman, my predecessor said to me, just call everybody by their first name. don't deal in titles. don't deal -- because you're not playing the politics here. you're -- you are ministering to john

i mean, what's your sense of as you think about your pos touring and needs unthe nds? what do you see the demands for the forces you command? >> i think the departmentwide we all can take away the nds highlights there is not a respite in terms of national security challenges. we have had an 18-year ongoing struggle, longest in the history of the united states. that has not concluded yet. so we have work left to do there. we have had the reemergence of peer competitors as a priority a existential threat and clearly a focus for the dp. we sthar that across the department. i get good guidance from the department in terms of where they want me in terms of prosecutor priorities and affects as part of the joint force. as a floebl combatant command that provides forces to the six agree javanka demands this is our daily challenge but one we embrace. >> thank you. very good. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator hawley. senator duckworth. >> thank you, mr. kmarm. gentleman thank you for being here today. you are the you operate in is not just one geographic areas but a

elsewhere, thickening cloud coming into northern ireland and western scotla nd into northern irelandtland later on in the day. but still quite mild for the time of year. if we look, though, in the sunday and into the beginning of next week, a band of rain on that weather front comes into the uk. next week, a band of rain on that weatherfront comes into the uk. and thenit weatherfront comes into the uk. and then it is going to hang around for a few days. kind that we get some showers coming in. and this is the jet stream position, so it is buckling much, much more, and we are introducing cooler air across the uk. strongerjets introducing cooler air across the uk. stronger jets coming introducing cooler air across the uk. strongerjets coming across the atla ntic uk. strongerjets coming across the atlantic may bring some weather fronts in from the west later on in the next week. on the whole, next week looks like it is going to be a little bit cooler, it is going to be more unsettled. there will be some showers around following a spell of rain that could linger for a while across the so

but the north—east of scotla nd hills.m the south—westerly wind and sunshine. 0n monday across the board. now, the winds will be quite a feature as well. like i mentioned, across the north—west, quite gusty across the hebrides, whereas they will be lighter further south and east. hebrides, whereas they will be lighterfurther south and east. into wednesday night, skies were clear, widespread again across england and wales, and with lighter winds here it could turn quite chilly, maybe a touch of frost and places. mist and fog developing, a little less cold further north and west as we will have more cloud and will breeze. so as we had to wednesday into thursday, it looks like this area of high pressure will exert its force a little bit more across the country and keep his weatherfront little bit more across the country and keep his weather front at bay. what we will do is see some dry air moving in the near continent to many parts of the uk, and that should help melt away the cloud across scotla nd help melt away the cloud a

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this weak weather front fringing into north—west scotla nd front fringing into north—west scotland asd frost but not so much in the way of mist and fog, compared with recent mornings. after the chilly start, temperatures will rebound. 17 degrees in hull, 18 in london and could be 19 degrees in the warm spots. 0n london and could be 19 degrees in the warm spots. on wednesday we could see across southern part of england in particular, more in the wa ke england in particular, more in the wake of mist and fog forming once again. an area of cloud coming out of northern ireland pushing into scotla nd of northern ireland pushing into scotland with barely any rain and it is still exceptionally mild, as most of us will see some sunshine. take a look at this big picture going into thursday. high pressure being squeezed away. weather disturbance starting to move in. some showers moving in across much of the uk. may be avoiding northern scotland with more cloud and breeze around and a chance of seeing wet weather. temperatures come down a few degrees. little reprieve for high pressure on friday.

this is actually known as the japanese -- nd the it's kind of like feet sticking up in the air. have put a yellow arrow right here to indicate the location where my grandfather lost his see., just so you can one of the things here was that if japanese had expected here were they expected it to come from the open side. all heavily fortified. seet of that, you can still today. there were a number of things, and i noted the thread this morning, somebody saying, yes, we did actually win the war. in fact, we won this battle, but some problems. very heavy bombardment, really ahead of wo months time, september 1943 and then before,ting in the week so a lot of the marines, and i have all of their letters, thank grandparents, for saving everything, said, they had been told this was going to be a cakewalk. just going to go ashore and there would be hardly anybody alive so one of the did not turn hat out to be true. there were 4,800 japanese forces, about #,700 of those were korean laborers. famous, he other big, infamous problems, here we are in new orleans, home of the iggins boat is tha

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at the north—east of scotla nd western hills. the south—westerly wind. with some sunshine we could see temperatures close to the mid teens celsius, but a mild day across the board. the winds will be a feature, as well, lacko mentioned across the north—west. quite gusty across the north—west. quite gusty across the north—west. quite gusty across the hebrides where they will be lighter further south and east. into wednesday night, skies were clear, widespread across england and wales, and with lighter winds here it could turn quite chilly, maybe a touch of frost and places. so mist and fog developing, less cold further north and west with more clouded more breeze. so as we had from wednesday to thursday, it looks like this area of high pressure will exert its force a little bit more across the country, keeping these weather fronts at bay. what we will do is see some drier air moving in the near continent to many parts of the near continent to many parts of the uk, and that should help melt away the cloud across scotland and norther

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nd >> reporter: ainning his first academy award, director spike lee.r "blackkklansman," in which a black detective goescover to infiltrate the ku klux klan in the 1970s. the ceremony also reached across cultures. >> he would remind me of a great xhosa phrase: belungu abazi ubu ndiyaxoka." >> reporter: comedian trevor noah, who's fromouth africa, played an inside joke in his tive tongue xhosa, pretending to say one thing but actuallyng sa"white people don't know i'm lying." >> ya se puede hablar espaÑol en los oscars. th reporter: and spanish speakers celebrater recognition, too. >> muchas gracias a mexico. >> reporte alfonso cuarÓn won best director, cinematography and foreign film for "roma," a semi-autobiographical depiction of his childhood in 1970s mexico. while viewers saw wider representation within the winners and the fis themselves, the academy did not go without criticism-- namely for the best picture winner "green book." spike lee and others slammed the award, calling the film a too familiar story of a white person saving a black person fr pe

nd he goes oh.nd the neighbor says well, joe, boy, you really look like you're worried, what's going on? o he pulls out the program and he said you ever heard of this guy? how do i pronounce his name? oh, he's ronald reagan. he used to be an actor. nd joe says so you sure it's reagan. oh, boy, thanks. you lifted a huge load off of my shoulders. he repeats himself. reagan, reagan, reagan. as he's walking back he again rips over the dog. and he looks down, says that's a cute dog. what kind of dog is it? a bagel. [laughter] so this is ronald reagan's approach. and it characterizes sort of a large part of where i'm going to be going with my talk because by the time reagan was president, humor was considered a necessary part of the political arsenal of a president, of a candidate. and this because well i told you this story and no one would say it's an enormously clever story but it's enough to get a ha, ha, ha. reagan covered that if there's an audience that doesn't know you, if there's an up and audien

about 37% of the weight are those four stocks and i think what's interesting is the nds.asdaq 100 is up 11% on the year that's in line with the s&p 500. it's really -- because those four stocks are a much smaller weight in there, they have less of an impact usually it's been out performing one of the reasons why is because the stocks haven't really gone anywhere this is a one-year chart of the qqq verses the qqqe, which is an equal weighted nasdaq 100. you see that, that the qqq is up about 11% on the year. the qqqe, the equal weight is up about 15%. so we're seeing something pretty positive, a lot of stock act really well, just not the biggest ones right there so that could obviously a bit of a curse if things with twur change but one of the main reasons is that we've seen three of these names stall a little bit. apple, alphabet and amazon are still considerably down. microsoft is acting pretty well. only down about 5% from those highs. but they're having anned averse effect on the cap weighted kwrbs qq here. look at this chart this was december 3rd. we've been consolida

there is an area of low cloud, mist and fog in the irish sea, northern england, southern scotla nd sea, northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. there will be some fog elsewhere as well, dense in places into the morning. south—east england and northern scotla nd south—east england and northern scotland are likely to see clear skies, here, frost in the cold spots as temperatures drop below freezing. light wind tomorrow, taking a while for the fog to clear, parts of yorkshire may see it into the afternoon, holding the temperature down compared to elsewhere. most of us down compared to elsewhere. most of us will come out of the grey start and get to see some sunshine. a little breezier towards the western isles, with some showers, but most places light wind and sunny spells into the afternoon. temperatures well above normal for the time of year. this is bbc news, the headlines: three cabinet ministers face a call to resign after going public with a warning they're prepared to delay brexit, rather than leave the eu without a deal. clashes in venezuela between soliders and

we are graduates,nd there's thing we are doing. almost half of nigeria's population lives in extreme poverty, the highest proportion in the world. this as hundreds of billions of dollars in oil revenues have en siphoned off through corruption. we traled to an island near lagos to see the impact of graft on the hopesf the young. they were holding an election meeting tomorrow. "we need light, we need hospitals, we need water, we need doctors," the youth leader said. "you should vote wisely. don't bed. decei esther has three sons entering the jobs market. the family also host relatives who fled violence that displaced 1.8 million people in the northeast. esther's youngest son wants to leave. >> i would like to leave nigeria if i see a good opportunity. i mean, eventually like leaving this continent, africa, entirely. fergal: this is the cunice for the g. here signing a peace pledge, two men in their 70's. president buhari on the left, who has made only limited progress challenging corruption, and challenger atiku abubakar, who has had

nd the only real difference, i still do physical therapy a few days a week to buildup strength. i don't have any nerve feeling in the left foot. the bullet went on the left side and that's the bulk of the long-term damage. i'm not sure i will be able to run again. i used to run a lot, played baseball, stole bases. stole base from richmond. i can still do everything else that matters and luckily my general health is great. eel great. love being able to run this kind of schedule. > there was a lot of conversation in the wake of this about the tone of our politics. does it give you any pause about the rhetoric on your side of the aisle? mr. scalise: after the shooting when i was recovering and you are finding out what happened to the two capitol officers that were both shot, david and crystal. crystal is working with capitol police again and wonderful to be ble to see them. the virginia police officers who were so heroic as well. you start finding out about the shooter what might have motivated him. in the end, the rhetoric, we could do a better job of toning down. i think you see

nd the city, it's hardly anything but rain. the freezing mark has been achieved through most f the shenandoah valley this morning. there's pockets below freezing, as well. some of the rural areas, be careful. slipperiest traffic out to winchester, esrginia. are the spots you need to use the most caution this morning. iig higed it on storm team 4 radar. all of the pink and the purple, ice and freezing rain can be mixing in with all-rain in the area.etro forecast for today, then, a gradual improvement in ur temper. it will be a cold, wet, miserable day to spend any time ll outside. you can get the latest by following me on social media. yo p get ature of the snow or weather report there on twitter. that's the best way to get it to me. let's find out about the traffic. >> traffic not so

from here, brighter skies, some sunshine and showers, lots of them in northern ireland, western scotla ndcotland and cumbria. they will be heavy, potentially with some hail and thunder and it will be pretty windy, strong to gale force gusts likely and temperatures in the north—west with those showers back down to 9 degrees. elsewhere, typically ten or 11. still mild for the time of year, not as mild as it has been. all the showers in the north around that low—pressure get pushed away overnight, the rain on that front gets pushed from the south—east and things quietened down as we await the arrival of the next system as we await the arrival of the next syste m fro m as we await the arrival of the next system from the atlantic. a chilly start on tuesday, some pockets of frost around. a bright start, hazy sunshine, quickly it will cloud over from the west and we get rain in northern ireland, late into western scotland. south—westerly breeze is, quite breezy on tuesday, still temperatures between nine and 11 degrees. it looks like those fronts will not push into the south of the uk, they may

northeast england in northeast scotla nd well.scotland seeing the best of the sunshine and what will be quite a breezy day, but again, even if you stick with the cloud, you're looking at highs from 11 to 1a degrees and may be up to around 15 and the sunnier parts of eastern england. as we move out of saturday and into sunday, the set up looks like this. high pressure across a big part of europe, blocking weather systems trying to push and from the west. so these fronts moving into western areas will not sweep through neatly and they get stuck running against that block of high pressure so they just drift across and that is where we will see some patches of rain in those temperatures again after and 15 degrees. low pressure in church as we head to the start of the new working week, this weather front is giving us a little bit of a headache at the moment, it may be a ripple i’u ns at the moment, it may be a ripple runs up this and brings some patchy rain, into parts of the midlands and east anglia and will have to keep an eye on tha

overnight tonight, we stay in the 30ss,nd 40 then we shoot right into the 60s tomorrow.ust dropped my clicker. just throw that anywhere. i was just walking over to the green screen and threw my clicker on the ground. hopefully it still works. warm coatllsmall umb is what you need between 10:00 and noon. temperatures will be in the low 40s. we wil rain chances as we continue throughout the day and tonight. we have rain chances as we go into the overnight. temperatures around 40degrees. again, some rain showers overnight. if you're out and about, bring thatumbrella. you're going to need it. here's the rain right there. now, yeah, wiee have a little pk there, freezing rain at some of the higherlevations and the shenandoah valley at the lower elevations, around the city of winchester agai wi hhester. agaiher elevations, 0.7 inch, that's it. not big impacts. considering the locatiolocation have freezing rain falling. for the high elevatints, we have a weather advisory, but that's it. only for the high elevations along the blue ridgeun ins. the rain will continue to push in he

nd they would shake out to the peleliu. pe lay -- mccarther and944, nmitz forces would attack the southern most island of the philippine islands. these operations would continue according to this schedule until september when he intervened very dramatically. halsy was commander of the third fleet which was the main force of the specific fleet including the task forces. those courier forces had conducted strikes against the central and southern philippines for the ninth through the 13th of september. those strikes that encountered far, far less japanese resistance and had been anticipated a fighter pilot was shot down over the island of letee. he was recovered and brought ack tales with the local guerilla forces that they were there in atea. he provided information that the operations including the seizure of peleliu would be unnecessary and costly. and now reinforced and armied with current information, he fired off a dramatic information with his boss nimitz and the chief of knave operations king. in that information, hals