robert martin, john meacham, ruth simmons, and pauline yu. ♪ the recipients -- ♪ the recipients of thenational humanities medal -- kimberley witherspoon accepting on behalf of anthony bourdain, nicholas canelo, elizabeth alexander, accepting on behalf of the mellon foundation. darren walker, and rosita whirl. ♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states and dr. biden, accompanied by national endowment for the arts, and national endowment for the humanities. ♪ [applause] >> welcome to the white house. the poet, a past recipient of the national arts and national humanities once said that sometimes it's easier to stay home while it's easier to stay home, art urges voyages. the artists, scholars and patrons we're honoring tonight have given us a gift. they've gone on those voyages. and when they returned, they expressed our shared humanity in new ways, helping us integrate all of our hopes, joy, and hard earned wiz doms into the -- wisdoms into the one life we're given and the one nation we all share. they've uncovered the memories we didn't know we held on to and the drea

joy -- robin harris, juan felipe herrera, robert martin, jon meacham, ruth simmons and pauline yu. the reseep cents of the national medal of art, alex cat, joe perl otto, queen latifah. ly debt quintanilla accepting on behalf of selena and stephen spielberg. the recipients of the 2023 national human dismedal, kimberly witherspoon accepting on behalf of anthony bourdain, lavar burton, ross chap. nicholas canelo, robin wall kimerer. and accepting on behalf of the melon foundation. aaron sorkin. darren walker and rosito werr. ♪ >> distinguished guests president biden and chair maria rosario jackson and national endowment for the humanities chair shelly lowe. ♪ [applause] house. the poet, a past recipient of the national arts and national humanities once said that sometimes it's easier to stay home while it's easier to stay home, >> welcome to the white house. the poet, a past recipient of the national arts and national humanities once said that sometimes it's easier to stay home while it's easier to stay home, art urges voyages. the artists, scholars and patrons we're honoring tonight

pauline gets donations on a weekly basis.ike these fruits. >> somebody dropped them off at my house for city hope from her garden in sebastopol. and so i'm poaching them now and then i can figure out what to do with them later. >> when we asked why she decided to volunteer instead of reopen a new shop where she can make money for her skills, she said giving feels good. i like nice things and i want to share nice things with people, and i want people to be able to experience things that maybe they haven't before finding fulfillment in the gift of giving, krystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> that time of year. well, the 49ers back to work prepping for a prime time game under the lights sunday at buffalo. >> so was brock purdy able to throw today? >> and you won't believe what fred warner has been battling since week four. >> also ahead, san francisco giants legend shortstop brandon crawford hanging up the cleats and calling it a career. we'll have the full story coming up ght after the break it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad.

pauline, first of all, what was your reaction when you have the votes? reaction when you have the votes? deeply disappointed.— deeply disappointed. what was it that ou deeply disappointed. what was it that you most — deeply disappointed. what was it that you most felt _ deeply disappointed. what was it that you most felt most - deeply disappointed. what was it that you most felt most strongly| that you most felt most strongly about is why this should not go three? , ., , ., about is why this should not go three? , ., . ., about is why this should not go three? , . ., , three? this has a impact on people who are vulnerable _ three? this has a impact on people who are vulnerable who _ three? this has a impact on people who are vulnerable who will- three? this has a impact on people who are vulnerable who will very i who are vulnerable who will very quickly _ who are vulnerable who will very quickly from going to having a right to doubt— quickly from going to having a right to doubt you have no duty to die for fear of— to doubt you have no duty to die for f

tributes, but today i send my deepest condolences and i'm sure the whole house does, to john's wife paulinee city of hull and all who knew and loved him. his legacy lives on in all of us. i would like to update the house on my engagements at cop and 620. we live in a dangerous world. we all wish that wasn't the case, but it is. that means global problems are reaching into the lives of our constituents more and more. climate change causes extreme weather, like the terrible floods we saw in september, and it drives down economic growth. conflicts drive up the prices of fuel, food and energy, and threaten our stability and security. and both are drivers of migration. so to serve the british people, we must tackle these problems head—on, because they do not stop at our borders, and this is the fundamental point. at every meeting i had at cop at the g20... ,, , ., , 620... studio: that is keir starmer. — 620... studio: that is keir starmer, the _ 620... studio: that is keir starmer, the prime - 620... srumo: that is keir| starmer, the prime minister, detailing some of his recent engagements afte

bbc scotland arts correspondent pauline mclean reports. women complicate to men.ta man and be like... ? she drew on everyday life that she drew on everyday life that she drew from behind. her city and tough upbringing chapter. both pairs were addicted to alcohol. sometimes out in the street, i would no doubt scoop at and with my house because i was thirsty was too scared to face what was death.— thirsty was too scared to face what was death. sexually abused by an ankle when she was just as child, 30 years later, she and her sister went public about the use and evidence was able to convict him. i about the use and evidence was able to convict him.— about the use and evidence was able to convict him. i am a mum and i like _ able to convict him. i am a mum and i like being _ able to convict him. i am a mum and i like being a _ able to convict him. i am a mum and i like being a mum. - able to convict him. i am a mum and i like being a mum. my- and i like being a mum. my daughter ashley is also a stand—up comedian because ruining my figure was not enough for her.— ruin

case they have as even this, despite their very questionable excursion into, into the course region. pauline troops away from don't us just from a tactical standpoint, it was, it was, it just didn't make any sense to anybody who follows these things. closely so he basically undermines himself and he just refuses to acknowledge that it is that the, this was over fundamentally, it just isn't the side to that. numerous legacy media outlets have acknowledge rushing for the advancements as well as and certainty over us support for at ukraine. it contradicts, of course michael, an earlier narrative that went on for quite some time. why do you think nowadays, changing, or? because i think even the main stream media is it is waking up and acknowledging reality. we can see it on a daily basis of russia is. and as in increasing its, uh, its hold in the, in the don't ask and what caused regions. and it's advancing steadily methodically, and it's picking up. it's picking up the tempo. and we're where we're going to be seeing that more, more, especially as the winter begins to emerge here. and i think th

and on one occasion, i left a message with pauline, his wife, and he rang me back.hink a lot of people in hull had a lot of time for him, regardless of their political persuasion, whether you liked labour or new labour. yeah, i certainly had a lot of time for him and i'm really saddened to hear about his death. how do you think people in hull will rememberjohn prescott? for his honesty, for, um, - not putting on airs and graces. i know he a big house, _ but he'd worked for that, hadn't he? he would often be seen at this community centre in hull. there you are, love. he was absolutely instrumental to this place even existing in the first place. there was no side to him, so you always knew that what he said is what he meant. and he cared very, very passionately about the people in east hull. today, the city council paid tribute with a minute's silence. even hull trains paid tribute, with this picture of the man who helped establish their regular service to london. danny savage, bbc news, hull. the former deputy prime minister, lord prescott, a titan of the labour move

i mean, it goes from pauline station officials not checking identification to machines, breaking down to people being told that they voted when they did. and so the list read. it goes on. yeah, tons. is it really high as well? on the i'm it this particular election we think of all the reports of both of fold organized byte installed last organizations as well was thought about the details were released on monday about of far left organizations essentially being behind the fraudulent ballot registrations in several counties in pennsylvania and in maricopa county in arizona. now a lot counts of lancaster, county, and pennsylvania, at least $2500.00 about registrations were in question and 60 percent of those were found to be called zillow and other county is also reported a similar, similar fraud, fraudulent activities and the organization that said to be behind this is also set to have worked with them accredit candidates. now it's been reported that it has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from democratic political committees since 2018. so the more you look into it, really, t

bbc scotland arts correspondent pauline mclean reports. complicated, men.s, he is going to be an architect... laughter applause janey godley drew on the everyday life she saw from behind the bar of an east end pub. born in glasgow in 1963, her city and her tough upbringing shaped her. both parents were addicted to alcohol, and the family was chaotic and poor. sometimes come out _ chaotic and poor. sometimes come out in _ chaotic and poor. sometimes come out in the _ chaotic and poor. sometimes come out in the street, - chaotic and poor. sometimes come out in the street, i - chaotic and poor. sometimes l come out in the street, i would kneel down and scoop puddle water with my hands because i was thirsty but too scared to go home and face what was there. ,, . , . , , go home and face what was there. ,, . ,~~ , _ go home and face what was there. ,, ., , ,, ., there. sexually abused by an ankle when _ there. sexually abused by an ankle when she _ there. sexually abused by an ankle when she was - there. sexually abused by an ankle when she wasjust - there. sexu

and on one occasion, i left a message with pauline, his wife, and he rang me back.t. i think a lot of people in hull had a lot of time for him, regardless of the political persuasion, whether you liked labour or new labour. yeah, i certainly had a lot of time for him and i'm really saddened to hear about his death. how do you think people in hull will rememberjohn prescott? for his honest, for, um, - not putting on the airs and graces. and he had a big house, _ but he'd worked for that, hadn't he? he would often be seen at this community centre in hull. there you are, love. he was absolutely instrumental to this place even existing in the first place. there was no side to him, so you always knew that what he said is what he meant. and he cared very, very passionately about the people in east hull. today, the city council paid tribute with a minute's silence. these two councillors have known him for years. and ijust remember this chap coming to our house, i'd be about 11 or 12, something like that, with an incredibly beautiful wife. and in rosie's case, a lifetime. m

and today frommer media is thriving under his daughter pauline. >> is this our best seller now? of travelers died on monday in new york. he was 95 years old. i give up my bespoke shaving subscription. and i'll stop ordering everything that's trending on instagram. and i will no longer dress the dog in cute little sweaters. you know, you don't have to make sacrifices now that you're saving money with the progressive home and auto bundle. you couldn't have said that like 6 seconds ago? ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try new vaposhower max for steamy vicks vapors. >>> it is time for the highs and lows of the week and our first high goes to a 100 earth birthday party with 50,000 guests for university of colorado's superfan peggy copham. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪♪ >> oh man, peggy brought to tears as the soldout crowd sings happy birthday during the buffs' home win over rival utah in boulder last weekend. peggy went to boulder high school along with her late twin sister betty and has been going

she described it her survival instinct was incredibly strong so she pushed forward with her mother, pauline to get on that very first lifeboat. >> john jacob astor was mingling with some other people on the grand staircase, and he actually was told, get your wife out of bed, get up on deck and get your life jackets. but his wife being pregnant, he was more concerned about her condition. and so they went into the gymnasium to get warm went all around the ship, knocking on doors saying, get up, get dressed put warm things on and calmly go up to the deck with your life jackets on he is awakened by his steward, and he's given a life preserver. >> the officers and crew members didn't tell everybody the ship was sinking, because they were trying to prevent a panic. >> some people are in their pjs, their slippers, some people are barefoot. >> the early stages of the sinking was relatively calm. >> the musicians were brought up onto the deck to play, relaxing and actually quite fun music. most people were actually trying to make light and make a brave face of what was going on controversies regardi

. >> mine is pauline, my grandmother. >> ronald reagan. >> angus king. >> every political thought i havever had came from abraham lincoln. >> i think a round of applause is in order. [applause] thanks for your time this evening. our thanks to the four candidates on the stage with us asking questions. thanks to you at home for watching and being engaged in this campaign. if you would like to see the other candidate forums we have, you can find those on our website or our streaming service, new center maine plus. thank you for watching. have a good evening. get out and vote on tuesday. ♪ >> this year, c-span celebrates 45 years of coverage like no other. we have been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government. c-span, 45 years and counting. powered by cable. ♪ joining us this morning a sean spicer, host of the sean spicer show and the former white house press secretary during the trump administration. thanks for being here with us. we are talking about campaign 2024 obviously. there's only five days to go. what is your assessment of how this

. >> her survival instinct was incredibly strong, so she pushed forward with her mother pauline, to get on that very first lifeboat. >> titanic's officers thought the ship would only last one hour or an hour, and a half maximum. >> the first distress call went out at 1237 titanic time which is about 40 minutes after the iceberg hit saying please come we need help. >> chaos starts to ensue. it creeps up and then slowly spreads to the rest of the ship lifeboat left the side of titanic, there were still 1500 souls remaining on the ship as the titanic sank, guggenheim and his valet were on the deck chairs of titanic, sipping brandy and smoking a cigar, dressed, of course in their best. >> guggenheim and his valet did not even attempt to try to get into the lifeboat, and there was a code of honor that existed within first class men that they would not behave in such a dastardly fashion would never see madeleine again and he would never see theirand still on board. >> ida strauss refused to leave her husband isidor, aside my great grandmother saw them sitting together, holding hands, arm in a

. >> mine is pauline pelletier bella.n my grandmother, tammy kunis ronald reagan, angus king, abraham lincoln said every political thought he ever had came from the declaration of independence. every political thought i ever had came from abraham lincoln. >> all right. i think a round of applause is in order our thanks to the maine state chamber of commerce, our partner this evening in this voice of the voter candidate forum. our thanks to the four candidates who have been here on the stage with us answering questions. our thanks to you at home for watching and being engaged in this campaign. if you would like to see the other candidate forums that we had 1st and 2nd congressional districts, you can find those on our new center main, a website or app or on our streaming service news center maine. plus that's going to do it for this evening. thank you for watching. have a good evening. get out and vote on tuesday. ♪ >> catch live updates, no pun didn't, no spin, just candidates, results and you. download the free mobile vi

frommer's legacy is being carried on by his daughter, pauline, as she continues working on her fathers, guidebooks and social media presence. he was 95 years old. >> the debate over gender assigned bathrooms has gone from the school board to capitol hill. >> as congress prepares to welcome its first transgender lawmaker. one republican is pushing banned to ensure she cannot access women's bathrooms in the capital. kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin has more. >> it's not going to happen on my watch. republican congresswoman nancy mace is launching a fight to ban sarah mcbride. the first transgender person elected to congress from using the women's restroom, ptsd from the abuse i've suffered at the hands of a man and i know how vulnerable women and girls are in private spaces. maze just introduced a resolution barring transgender women from using women's restrooms or gyms on capitol grounds. if mcbride wants to go to the gym, she can go to planet fitness, pulling a member of congress. this is what we're doing just discussing. democrats are rallying behind mcbride's. just

thanks pauline. hello and welcome back to our rooftop studio. here in washington, dc. the us president joe biden is address the nation for the 1st time since donald trump's election victory. the problem is that would be a peaceful transition of power on january the 20th. and he congratulated couple of harris on hood campaign, saying she should be proud of holding on support as not to lose faith. now we have $74.00 days to finish the turn. archer, let's make every day count. that's the responsibility we have to the american people. look for a few on our device. setbacks are unavoidable. like giving up is unforgivable. setbacks are unavoidable for giving up is unforgivable. we all get docked but the measure of our characters, my dad would say is how quickly we get back up. remember, the feat does not mean we are defeated. we lost his bible. the america of your dreams is common for you to get back up. well let's get the latest shortly from adam fisher, who's monitoring donald trump's movements from palm beach in florida. but 1st of all, white house correspondent, kimberly

well, number for jasmine, pauline, and leading our country to victory. and the final all, if any gene king. com, the we begin and go on. so when a series of his radio strikes has killed thousands of palestinians, among them at least 7 people as a school in on the site, all the refugee comp, in the central parts of the goal is to strip the phonics happened shortly before another draft resolution for a cease fire was being voted in a view in security council. it was vetoed by the united states will have more from the un shortly. but 1st michael, awful reports on the strike fighter. it's chaos. those 1st on the scene oven is really a strike on a school acting is the shelter on sure what they've found and then the shortest. you'll have to see if little move in pieces of a person that can be found among the dates, women, and children. because uh, they don't need displaced people from across garza, we only wake up when the rocket struck the building and all of them had been killed . we all expect to die. what one schools or familial refuge for palestinians, dr

we just need one more room and then we can touch the girlfriend's cry and then go home. jasmine, pauline, he led the italy back to the final for the 2nd straight. yeah. the well number 4 and had to made to, sorry ronnie can use the old in 4th and doubles match in those high against poland . appoline it has lost her singles, a match against the high fine grass. sometimes it defies sex. fuss is she got the best of spies to in this decide the 12 months ago. it's in the last the title decide that it gets kind of the same. saying that it was insane. so why was that even decided about the have to say, i say to myself, have to do is, you know, you said 0 dollars, you have to gave everything you know for, for you 30 for my team. so i found the energy and i'm really happy well publicized football is have the crucial point in the effort to reach the 2026th walk up. they do 11 with sauce korea and their latest qualify would pass on able to play games in their home countries. this much took place until then. i sign made the perfect starts of defensive mix up giving is a if somebody beach has to open

pauline kel? said, manhattan, i think she -- new york, i can't understand how richard nixon won.ing that maybe that quote was oversimplified, but it's going to be very interesting to see what happens on fox news only because they have been steady and every day talking about the trump landslide, the trump landslide. they are still out there talking about this, very confidently, even though the trump campaign is now starting to quietly talk about reservations. and what i'm looking for tonight, again it's a tie. we don't know how this is going to break. >> don't say that -- the polls say that. >> the polls say that. we don't know which way the polls are going to break. it will be interesting. think about four years ago. their political -- their poll director called arizona. he was the first to get it right and he got it right and for that he lost his job. you actually had bret baier sending emails saying, we have to reverse that call. we have egg on our face with our viewers. our viewers don't like it. and so they fired, of course the fox news political editor and the situation is g

and he got pauline on the phone. >> his wife. oh, wow. >> his wife.oh, wow. >> and i had a long chat to his wife and she said, i'm such. we really like. and prescott and i are politically poles apart, but similar backgrounds. both working class boys, both tell it as it is. and he respected where i came from politically, and i respected him. and blair couldn't have been the successful prime ministers without prescott because he took the party with him, because blair was never really comfortable with labour party members. posh boy from school in edinburgh. scotland's eton prescott was the ship the merchant seaman . he was a he was merchant seaman. he was a he was a he was a waiter. >> he'd done a proper job hadn't >> he'd done a properjob hadn't he. he worked on on on on ships as. yeah. as you say, it wasn't quite a waiter, was it. it was more sort of like, what do you call it, looking after people in their cabins. that type of thing. a steward. that was the word i'm looking for. yeah. >> and the torch. there was a certain tory used to mock him and say,

we met some of them in building to get their opinion on the current political crisis. pauline is on her way to meet her friends. after the breakdown of the german coalition, she doesn't want to be alone. the news that the social democrats, the business front via ftp and the greens will soon no longer run the country, the shaking. huh.

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