colonel tony schaeffer to talk more about this., some ceremonies are symbolic, but this actually activates a ship. i mean, it does something, man our ship and bring her to life. something very stirring about a ceremony that has real effects like that. >> oh, yeah, there's no doubt about it. all of our services, you know, have unique cultures and they have ways of celebrating what their capabilities are and certainly, the united states navy, this is very unique, what our audience was able to see. i was stationed at this navy base and by the way, this is the largest navy base in the world. >> and whenever my relatives and family were coming to visit us, if there was a commissioning ceremony going on or troops coming back, a ship coming back from deployment, i always put an in there to bear witness to it. i was so delighted that you let the audience see the whole thing start to finish. >> absolutely. >> it's a unique ceremony, it's thrilling and i thought the president really delivered something special there today in the way he recog

four days after tom foley's arrest, schaeffer and cuberstein took a trip to the farm to try and do justn moments. don't come very often. >> this is the frame that we found. >> right where tom said he dropped the frame, they found this tiny shard of glass. immediately they tried to match the shard with the frame tom said he dropped. >> if you take the shard and set it in one of the few remaining, intact areas of the frame, you can see it fits perfectly. >> it was compelling evidence that tom may have been telling the truth, but schaeffer would need more than a shard of evidence. he next called this woman, janette moore, the woman who came forward immediately following tom's guilty verdict and the reason he was ultimately granted a new trial. >> i do. >> moore said she was driving past the foley house right around the time dar had been murdered. >> as i approached, this white car come racing out forward, and if i hadn't braked, i would have hit him. >> janette moore said she got a good look at the driver. >> it was a young 18 to 20-year-old kid, had real black hair and his face was real w

rory little, scott schaeffer and karla mayor nuchi. turning to our ongoing coverage of homelessness in the bay area. the barriers and the ins perceptions. i talked with kevin mccracken who was previously homeless and addicted to drugs, he now runs his own company. and andrew jackson, who recently found housing after living for several months in an abandoned car in richmond. also, dominick griffin, a homeless single father of two. currently looking for work. welcome to you all. thanks for being here. dominick let me begin with you, you are a father of two sons. ages four and seven. >> yes. >> where do you and your boys sleep at night? >> at this moment in time, if not a hotel, we resort to shelters. if not a shelter, have any beds left. we resort to our car. >> how long have you been homeless? >> since march 12th, 2017. at 6:44 in the morning. a certain day, a certain time thaw just don't forget. >> what happened. >> we were evicted from our home because i couldn't sustain the job. the jobs that i had at that moment in time. based on th

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silver dollar fire, brian head fire, frye fire, schaeffer fire and truckee fire because of low humidity and we're looking for afternoon and evening breezes combined with near record heat from wednesday going into saturday, the fire threat rises and abnormally hot conditions in idaho. 100-degree temperatures there and 100 teens in the desert southwest. i'm paul williams with your accuweather forecast. >>> and the fireworks show at hershey park in pennsylvania ended early last night. >> that's because there was a brush fire in a nearby field that was once the local airport. that fire was quickly brought under control, and there were no injuries. >>> luckily no mishaps at the biggest fireworks show in the country here in new york city. an average of 2,400 shells a minute were launched from barges in the east river. >> washington's show on the national mall was presented against the inspiring backdrop of national monuments. there was also a live concert before the fireworks. >> and there were two professional fireworks shows in los angeles and many amateur ones. the pros were also at work i

or get out of the business peter we're actually going to have host perhaps a debate between peter schaeffer and rockwell rockwell here in vegas if we can find them and put them together but i want to also turn back to the father valuation on wall street the damage there and because he also addresses some of these concerns these people the dissing of bitcoin and he defended digital currency use against skeptics who criticized queen mining as a missed allocation of resources such as computing power and electricity and his quote on this is he says if you think about it the printing presses that run paper currencies it's kind of a useless transaction you're just printing paper in a sense all currency creation it's not creating real economic growth by itself the only reason currencies exist is for us to transact if the digital currency can do it more efficiently than paper currency can i think there is going to be a digital currency sooner or later that competes with the major paper currencies whether it is one of the existing current crypto currencies i don't know let me explain something over

professor at the every university school of law, elected as president of schaeffer at the height of a very distinguished academic career. she was educated at two of the nation's finest universities, earning an ab and sociology at university of california berkeley with highest honors in sociology, and, i like this one, great distinction in general scholarship. the latter of these owners not only recognizes mary's undergraduate achievements but foreshadowed her future. ma and, mary earned an phd in american studies, the last of these under the direction of robert cook and david brian davis. with what we might call these five degrees of preparation, mary embarked on a storied journey in the academy, after clerking for the fourth circuit court of appeals, she joined the faculty at the city of iowa, serving as associate professor and then professor of law and history. the heartland, mary moved west, accepting appointment has the professor of law, history, and political science at the university of southern california before moving east to take her chair at emory. along this path mary took

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andy is a former president of schaeffer. extensively on u.s. relations with south asia and with southeast asia. he's published a very interesting book on hiroshima, the world's bomb, published by oxford press in 2008 and for approximately the last decade, and he has been writing a major book dealing with two empires and five senses, the u.s. empire in the philippines and the british experience in india. the second speaker will be petra goedde, an associate professor at temple university and the director of the center of humanities at temple. she's written extensively about gender, culture and international relations. she's best known for her book on gis in germany and gis and germans in the late 1940's. petra is also the editor of a really trusting book on human rights and the cold war. she's now finishing a major volume dealing with discourses of peace during the cold war. our third speaker will be barbara keyes, an associate professor of history at the university of melbourne in australia. barbara has written two major books, both published b

frank schaeffer, i'm going to have to have you come back. thank you very much.nd charlie pierce will come back in a little bit. thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> up next, will the base of the democratic party get a seat at the table? don't go away. noo introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades with gillette on demand... ...and get $3 off your first order and still have dry eye symptoms? ready for some relief? xiidra is the first and only eye drop approved for both the signs and symptoms of dry eye. one drop in each eye, twice a day. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. remove contacts before using xiidra and wait at least 15 minutes a >>> i got a chance to sit down this week with tom perez, chairman of the dnc. that interview is next. don't go anywhere. ♪ at johnson's we care about safety as much as you do. that's why we meet or exceed 15 global