seasick, seasick, seasick.down the 10 channels they plunged, designated for each of the five forces. [inaudible] weeks and weeks. through attending overcast over the port bow and swells livelong every hole down for a better world. hallelujah, hallelujah. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the pettigrew's division gave way and unlike their counterparts in the philadelphia brigade, alex hazes men were up and either for the pursuit. the first of delaware spring over the stone wall and charged with the bayonet upon the rebel fugitives led by their cosergeant with the national flag. as did the surgeon of 125th new york, while the 111th carefully cleared out the many remaining confederates. alex hayes was enraptured. as they captured rebel officer was being prodded past him, the rebel asked consensually if this was all the men that hayes had been able to summon. if i would know that this is all you have, i would not have surrendered. well, the go back and tried try again. a captain in the 12

seasick, seasick, seasick.down to 10 channels they plunged, to designate for each of the five forces steaming towards fog beaches. utah, gold, juno, sword. wakes braided and re- braided. the amber or of the full moon rose to the overcast over the port bow and the sea thing as well slip along every home bound for a better world. alleluia, saying she, hallelujah. hallelujah. thank you very much. [applause] >> describing the collapse of pickett's charge on the third of july, 1863, at gettysburg. pettigrew's division gateway, not insulting retreat but in disordered flight. and unlike their counterparts in the philadelphia brigade, alex hays is a man were up and eager for the pursuit. the first delaware sprang over the stone wall en masse and charged with the bayonet on the rebel fugitives, led by their color sergeant with the national flag, as did the color sergeant of the 125th new york 1111th new york carefully cleared out any remaining confederates. alex hays was in raptures. as a captured rebel officer was bein

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does that make you feel seasick? >> not really, no, not at all. >> an good evening, thanks for being with us, i'm joie chen. we begin with the crisis in ukraine. a day of diplomacy in paris where u.s. secretary of state john kerry met with his counterpart russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. the european union has come up with an aid package, $15 billion in support, after the united states offered $one billion in loan guarantees. this money is crucial because ukraine's finance ministry says there's nothing left in the country's coffers. it's all been stolen. that part is pretty clear. the question that remains, is there something being lost in translation in the talks between the united states and russia? >> russia made a choice. and we have clearly stated that we believe it is the wrong cois, thachoice, that is the choice to move troops into crimea. >> meantime, the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov, says the troops that have seized crimea aren't russian, therefore they have no control over them. to pledge

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>> the side scan sonar wouldn't be hard at all hang on and deal with the seasick crew. it would be stable underwater. the crew would be watches the monitors and looking for things. once you saw the spread of the debris and the pieces and sizes that had to be recovered, you would go back to the drawing board and assemble the resources you would need to do it correctly and expeditiously. >> 1500 miles offshore, if this is the aircraft. what do you think want chances of recovering the black box could be? would a camera go down there to give you an idea of what you're dealing with? >> yeah. once you've located the debris field, the next step would be to send down a remote activated vehicle with low-light cameras, manipulators. go in and move things around. depending on on what they found and what the size of the debris would be. you could dissect that and recover the box. >> i don't want to put words in your mouth, but how confident are you that if the debris field is found on the bottom of the ocean that the black box would be recovered? >> i think that if they find the de

trenches, put him in the water, put him in that lifeboat bouncing around where everybody was getting seasicky to go every moment. he was a real trooper. >> kristin, who are you most excited to see dress-wise? >> to me i'm going to go with cate blanchett. every time i see her, she does something different, and she is a risk-taker, which i am as well. i also am slightly jealous of her height. so i always enjoy just a long skinny, beautiful girl. >> lupita nyong'o, i think she has been killing the dresses. >> she has been killing it. i loved the red that i last saw her in i think at the golden globes with the caplet. >> should we be expect anything developments in this relationship? >> we're going to plead the fifth. >> i'm only being nosy. i was trying to get a scoop. you know me. >> doing your job. >> listen, it's great to see you. and have a great night. and it's a terrific movie. i salute you and all the team involved. kristin, i love you. >> i love you too, baby. >> lovely to see you. celebrities piling on now. we'll take short break and be back with hollywood's biggest night. ♪ >> anna! ♪

. >> what you commit if confirmed to working with vendors to implement an expedition seasick >> yes, sir. >> when i asked more generally the fourth amendment protects the privacy of law-abiding americans. what is your view on the appropriate limitations on the ability of the government to search through phone or e-mail communications of law abiding citizens not figures are under suspicion. >> it shouldn't be done without the corresponding framework for the execution. >> does that framework work in your judgment of individualized suspicion? >> i think it varies by the specifics of the threat we are talking about which is one reason the approach was taken to try to address that to deal with no content, no geographic location to try to strike that balance if you will. >> from telephone to e-mail requires under the fourth amendment individualized suspicion or judicial oversight? >> i don't know that i would make a blanket statement. >> that isn't an area of my expertise. >> i would ask after this hearing if you would follow up and ask that question in writing and then you certainly could