sober and this is what it looks like. i'm in recovery. >> host: are you familiar with the concept of recovery in systems of care? >> guest: i am not. >> host: that the philosophy we ready much coin by william white and taking a look at how to build the community, community of recovery. i'm just kind of wondering, you know, in your book, reading about aa and the differences for women. i remember while working in a treatment facility that a lot of time they may go initially, but then they would fall out the kinds of the relationship piece. i know women generally have to deal with that generally, but have to deal with as they move into recovery. i was just wondering whether or not you were familiar with the recovery system of care concepts as well. >> you know, that just came across my radar this week. i don't know if you've seen the film, the anonymous people. fabulous film. that was the trigger for me to understand who he was. >> host: good. that is good. i wonder if you could talk a little bit about what you see as it rel

what sober living housing offers is an environment.permanent supportive housing, however, may be not be as focused initially on recovery, and so we need to facilitate those services in those settings. because vouchers are being handed out by hud and these programs are being facilitated, but we do need to make sure that there's sufficient services available to address the psychological and-and the substance-related issues that a person may experience. and how do people gain access to that information in order for them to go and basically, i wouldn't say demand, but really negotiate for those types of services, barbara? well, there has to be coordination, and one of the things that the affordable care act is gonna offer is also case management, and hopefully through these case management services there can a seamless transition from recovery into the community, and the fair housing act, you know, prohibits discrimination against people in recovery from housing because that's considered a disability. so, you know, theoretically going forw

for me to get in a sober living program for the coping issues.e a lot of dreams. every time that lay down and fall asleep, i dream about crack. to whom it may concern, i am a 36-year-old young woman who has spent the last two years battling with a crack addiction. i was writing to ask if you could consider me for sober living. i am having some issues coping -- this education, how to get over the guilt and the shame, how to work through those feelings with your family. thank you for your attention in this matter. sincerely, brandee nyp. it's just important on how to start out the structure probably of just a normal daily life. >> nyp's next step is to contact the people who most desperately want to see her off drugs -- her parents. >> hi, mom. it's still very hard for me that, you know, what i put my family through. and how i hurt them with my drug addiction. what's the matter? nothing. did -- huh? nothing. how about you? she said, "i heard you choking up, crying, everything all right?" i said, "yes, you knew i was in here." she said yes. are you

for kennedy, i think the presidency was in some ways a sobering experience. he knew how close they had come to a nuclear and the burdens of power had sobered him and left him feeling that he was incredibly lucky in his life. his father as he once said had made it all possible and he would acquit himself in the greatest possible way to sort of fulfill his contention and was lucky to have gained the white house. so i think they became -- there was a degree of humility that came along with the authority. >> so self-confident in arrogant in some ways but -- as well. i could go on and on like that there are lots of great questions. one questions asked by several audience members do you believe. [inaudible] [laughter] you are among friends. you can tell us the truth. >> i do think the commission got it on the mentally right. i don't believe there was conspiracy and i think oswald was the only killer. for me the interesting question is, why is it to this day 59% of people in this country still think there is an undisclosed or was an undisclosed conspiracy? i think i

i've been sobered with this project throughout any 18 years as a staff person in the state senate andministration for the past 15 months. i'll say over the 18 years this project has had an effect on me. it's had time to inspire me and frustrate me and today having seen the final project it expresses me. there are thousands of men and women who gave much of themselves to see this project accomplished. it's their work and their resolve and their friendship that i want to spend a moment honoring. first optimistic continue in day you can't let a moment pass without honoring the men and women in the labor community who did the work. i want to acknowledge all of them (clapping) secondly i know owe loves to be acknowledged. the second brian has given me so much guidance i've got to tip my hat to dr. brian ma iron (clapping) dr. ma iron is enthusiastic and passionate about what he does. he's a first class public servant. thank you brian (clapping) to my friend steve and his colleague in crime from the toll authority. we've been partners on this project from the beginning. we worked well toget

you can designate a sober driver to drive. you have muni and bart and taxi services. sergeant newman says to keep your distance from and report any drunk drivers immediately. just keep an eye out for signs of impairment. >> not only is it an infraction to drive with your lights off, it's reason for us to pull you over. but a sign that maybe you're not fully aware of your surroundings based on some type of impairment. >> reporter: across the nation, more than 700 people died in dui related crashes last year. even if you plan on having one drink, police say stay off the road. but enjoy your holiday. >> getting out of sfo for the holiday has been smooth. the rough weather in the midwest and the east coast has not created delays at sfo and that is expected to continue until the weekend. >>> tonight accident a teenager that was set ablaze on board a transit bus is at home with his family just in time for the holidays. this is video of the boy arriving home. he was finished a three-week stay in the burn unit at the hospital. back in early november, he suffered serious burns

brooke has got to stay sober until christmastime and then she' regain custody of her twins. now,isn, i don't know about you, but in the holiday season, it must be difficult for anybody to stay sober. that's number one. the other thing is she's only been out of rehab for a month. so i still wouldn't trust her en at christmastime to have the kids. brooke, incidentally, you are a very, very attractive woman for 42. but she's32. leave those drugs alone. well, she just compled her 21st time in rehab, you know, 32 years old, so let's just hope that it works this time, brooke. so who here loves ciara? clap! [ applause ] >> wendy: why don't you buy her music? see? she sings for her life, her record sales are always so poor. yes. we need that dress here. anyway, she's engaged to future, that's future. the problem is, ciara, honey bun, she has three kids with three different women. two of the kids had to take paternity tests alledly because nobody was sure of who the kids' father was. the kids range in age from 11 and there's one that's 4 and one that's 2. future was 29, which means h

>> no, i was -- i was totally sober-minded. the whole time that i was -- the whole time i was sober. surprisingly, yeah. i was sober-minded the whole time. >> they showed us the video a while ago when you first came in, and it was a different person than what we're seeing. when you remember back to the day you first came in -- >> what the -- >> do you remember what you were like? >> it was one of the worst experiences of my life. i remember first pulling up. but the rest, i'll be honest, i blacked out. my mind tends to psych itself out for me to be something i'm not, to put me in a position like that. it was kind of -- the whole thing was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip with myself. it was kind of -- like do i want to act crazy to get myself out of it. and was i really going crazy or was it just my mind playing tricks on my mind kind of thing. the whole thing wasn't made up. i was kind of on the edge over a lot of the stuff. because with the s.w.a.t. and all that other stuff and me being in here it was -- >> absolutely.

wouldn't people abuse this, if you could be as drunk as you want then sober right up?ddiction is complicated, most people who drink did not get addicted. there is something different about the brains of people who get addicted, a side in the brain where alcohol works excessively with these people. we can take out of the new cocktail activity in that part of the brain, and leave the pleasure centers or they will make you sober able and relax -- social and relaxed. melissa: you owns right to this, this seems like a billion, trillion dollar investment opportunity, do you own the whole thing? >> well, we own the intellectual property, since i went on the radio in britain's week ago, i had about 75 investors, many in u.s., trying to g interested. so, empirial college, who i work for, is setting up a company to take this through, we're looking for investor ams, and we're ple? you had 7500 calls? have you taken then onboard. >> we had 75 not 7500. >> sorry. 75 expresses of interest from some very big companies that are in similar fields like electronic cigarettes in a way, wh

it has been sobering, this survey of 50 years of how america has tried to aeviate poverty.ering because for all the good intentions, all the government programs, all the billions of dollars, so much poverty and so much disagreement over what to do about it still remains. in the face of continuing poverty, is it time to get the government out of the way and permit free enterprise prosperity to end poverty? or does the federal government still have the duty and the resources to lift the poor into the mainstream? have we done too much, or not enough? for "economics u$a," i'm david schoumacher.

remember, i was tellingyou the other day if brooke manages to stay sober until christmas, then she will regain full custody -- why do you always laugh at that? look, this is her 21st time in rehab she just finished. look, she's 32 years old, it's the holiday season, like i told you all, who stays sober during the hodays? but brooke is go have to do it and then her brother will be able to move out of the hse. remember, i told you her brother is living there right now as the responsible person in the house and he is responsible, he's married to a gyn. everybody is being a jerk and selling it. let's move along. oh, by the way, charlie's former co-star don cryer -- you know what this is. magic hair. look, hav you ever used it? you know what this is. these are the flakey powders -- you can't be complely bald. you have to have some sort of peach fuzz or something and you shake it into your baldy area and it sticks to each fiber and next thing you know you have hair. and nobody sells toppik but this little bottle is like 30 bucks so you you have to be committed. now i say all that to say th is

you can get a sober driver, designated sober driver to drive.you have taxi services. >> across the nation, more than 700 people died in dui related crashes last year so they want to get that number down, even if you're just planning on having one drink police say you need to stay off the road until you are fully sober. it's 6:34. let's find out about your thanksgiving forecast. erica is keeping an eye on that. >> you've got it. happy thanksgiving james. waking up to cloudy conditions and you can see the high clouds in san francisco right now not dealing with any issues related to visibility. as we head into the afternoon expect scattered clouds, partly sunny conditions, but thanksgiving looking dry. we've taken the possibility for some rain drops ought of the forecast so really, pretty comfortable conditions, just a little cloudy as we head into the evening hours, and by tomorrow, we'll see more in the way of sunshine, it could be a few degrees warmer in the south bay. expect low to mid 60s for the most part, some of us could actually climb in t

you are sober enough you are so and actually did how people can talk themselves into being successful. magical believed by quite bristol checa. crazy alert big box for big balls mark pictured here is really cheap so cheap in fact that he regularly participates in dangerous clinical trials to make fast cash as two years ago for example to receive voluntarily contract to be a bowl of virus in exchange for five thousand dollars he was also going to have doctors temporarily stop his heart beat for a cool twenty five grand before the f.d.a. put the kibosh on that experiment now he's onto his balls is to experiment yet are easy appeared on t.l.c.'s extreme tightwads program to talk about his plan check it out. the second one that i'm really anxious and really excited and waiting to do is this testicular study what you do is you go and you donate one which i suppose they replace it with an artificial on and when you check out up to fourteen days you get a check at thirty five thousand dollars. while mark person goes through those tests to killer removal trial he might lack some equipment but

john dickerson looks at the sobering numbers. alex rodriguez storms out and sounds off.glor on what a-rod said about the baseball commissioner. >> to put me in his big mantle on the way out, that's a hell of a trophy. >> pelley: chip reid reports on an emergency landing after an escape slide deployed inside the passenger compartment. and we'll speak with clint hill, the only secret service agent to reach president kennedy as the shots were being fired 50 years ago. >> and then just as i approached the president's car there was a third shot. it hit the president in the head. >> pelley: what did you see? head. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs eveningew

you are sober enough you are so and actually did how people can talk themselves into being successful. magical believe bristol check it out. thanks. crazy alert the future looks crappy. seeing professional scouter mansour oh you don't know what a scout a mansour is well it's someone who predicts the future by looking at the whole matter as and. it's sort of like the bathroom version of miss cleo if you think i'm kidding just check out this clip from the new documentary journey to planet sanity of seeing demonstrating his skills. as. you support a friend or family member project. away shaped like a cigar. leadership straight away long jeopardy. according to saying scott amancio has become a lost start over the past few centuries i just can't imagine why. washington d.c. has gone nuclear sort of earlier this afternoon the senate voted by a margin of fifty two to forty eight to change its rules regarding the use of the filibuster the so-called nuclear option although in reality the nuclear option should refer to the republicans this isn't a filibuster everything and blow up how the senat

and i think following julie's comments today, i think very sobering time to think about what is going on with wsip. there are a couple of things that i did want to highlight. there are several things that we see have gone very well. when the puc started this program, there was a lot of concerns about the ability of this body, the staff, this agency being able to really do a prime of this magnitude. and you really stepped up to implement processes and programs in place and that 100% commitment at the staff level and i think at the commission level as well for successful implementation. that has been very well-thought through. the construction management process has gone well also and the shutdown process, which early on was something from my perspective, from my member agencies and the most immediate impact that they could see, that has also been well-managed. there has been no service outage with all the wsip projects going on. that is a commendable, commendable achievement for your staff. and you also achieved significant bid savings, which really have helped you get to this point of

i'm proud to be here but to hear 1340 sobering statistics women under the angel of 50 are likely to die as of domestic invention. 22 percent of women across the nation report obeying being a victim of domestic violence. we can walk any town in this country today and one out of 3 homes will have some form of domestic violence. so while we have made tremendous progress in reducing domestic violence and certainly my office has worked with many of you i think it's important to also stop and recognize that our work is not done. i want to also make several announcements i think i'm pleased to say this year are the assistance of the commission on the states of women we are that able to get a grant to a build upon our work to continue to improve the quality of work especially with more victims people that don't speak lecturing english and members of the lgbt community. i want to thank the mayor and the board of supervisors and i want to thank the deposition violence community to conspire that our office was staffed properly. today for the first time in history we have a stand alone unit that de

i mean, not no more but he's the one. >> but can you stay sober together?steps, say if we went to a rehab together, say a rehab away from like mom, my kids, everybody, just away, just him and i secluded in one little place to where we could focus on us and everything we could work on together. >> together. >> we'll be sweet. >> it would be awesome. >> perry will leave for prison any day now to begin his one-year sentence. and herbie may soon follow to serve time himself. >> i'll see you when i see you. love you. >> love you, too. >> for security reasons, inmates never know exactly what day they will transfer, nor what prison they will be sent to until the morning they leave. and now joanne schneider has just gotten the wake-up call she's been dreading. she's headed back to the ohio reformatory for women in marysville, 150 miles from her home and husband. >> my heart is broken. if you look at this garbage bag, that's my whole life in that garbage bag. it's part of that -- part of stripping you of who you are. >> ladies. is it sloppy in there? >> schneider, w

ok we'll have a good interview with very sober very sober second market talking about bitcoin stateroom. well groomed in the future the newsman's show will in about its technology keeping the most cool metro rolling the new modeling surveyed said makes me ways in the oil industry under a dream team of robots who places too dangerous for humans. to tune in for the latest news and innovation is here and so noisy i'm jaded here. we've got the future of coverage. if you leave with these economic ups and downs in the finite months they belong to the deal sang i and the rest of the doing the taking will be every week on me. but. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been a hydrogen lying handful of friends dash all corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one still just my job market and on this show we reveal th

for kennedy, i think the presidency was in some ways a sobering experience. he knew how close they had come to a nuclear and the burdens of power had sobered him and left him feeling that he was incredibly lucky in his life. his father as he once said had made it all possible and he would acquit himself in the greatest possible way to sort of fulfill his contention and was lucky to have gained the white house. so i think they became -- there was a degree of humility that came along with the authority. >> so self-confident in arrogant in some ways but -- as well. i could go on and on like that there are lots of great questions. one questions asked by several audience members do you believe. [inaudible] [laughter] you are among friends. you can tell us the truth. >> i do think the commission got it on the mentally right. i don't believe there was conspiracy and i think oswald was the only killer. for me the interesting question is, why is it to this day 59% of people in this country still think there is an undisclosed or was an undisclosed conspiracy? i think i

she we went back home and she told my father either you get sober or i'm taking our son weeks later on wakes me up in the morning off our morning says get up or leave and i was getting over the videos were leaving we were back trying to beat she got remarried i got a second chance at life. at the age of thirteen i was always a huge professional wrestling fan loved watching the whole kogan i mean i watch a man randy savage that's all i would watch that was my thing i love but i just how moment of the kid molecule one day oh my name's would be a big bright lies deep or d's but i just watch and wait one day mom one day. as a freshman house in trouble here and there and i was wrong people are just not really had any guidance and had not much structure. i walked into the rustler am i was like where's the ring and not realizing cleavage wrestling and professor russell are two totally separate sports. but i saw guys drawn each other out i was like i would try this and save it save me what is printed without limits and punishment training center was punishment but it's actually started ninety

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driver, designated sober driver to drive.u have bart, you have taxi services. >> well across the nation more than 700 people died in dui related crashes last year. police are saying even if you're just planning on having one drink maybe just one glass of wine with friends, don't get back on the roads until you're fully confident you are sober and somebody in your group has verified that. don't take chances. >>> 5:36. let's find out about your thanksgiving forecast. erica has a look at the weather. >> good morning, james. we will notice an increase in cloud cover throughout the thanksgiving holiday, however it's not going to rain today. we've completely removed that from the forecast. expect it to be overcast at times, but we will see fair skies and sunshine at least breaks of it as we head into the afternoon, so we will experience cloud cover but no rain drops, not even for the south bay, it's actually shaping up to be a pretty nice thanksgiving. temperatures in the mid 60s by your afternoon highs and by time you settle into

he began to refresh his other shops leaving them to sobers in egresses. is very scares this photograph of the shop front in the 1920s provides evidence of the greater emphasis placed on jewels that dominated the whole showcase of the center. now from a stiff lyric point of view those that solid in the 1920s up to the 50s although high in intrinsic value are not recognizable as they follow very closely the fashionable trends. so as i show you here in the 1920s bullyingy created fine decorative art long earrings that were in voltage at this time as they commencement the hair cut. likewise in the 1930s bold jewelers formed a mat active were much in voltage at that time. and in particular wide brablgz which were worn in stacks and it's not sprirlz that bull writingy created a great number of them as i can see on the screen. now in the 1940s a typical feature they were not mounted in diamonds but in yellow gold of gems used separatelyly. it was not unique to bully >> it was a universal feature and this was caused by the war were plum, in fact, navigate had bee

dÉtente earlier with kennedy then we did with richard nixon because that cuban missile crisis was so soberingnd it was so khrushchev and they make the nuclear test ban treaty which eliminated the pollution and radiation in the atmosphere and i think kennedy saw this as an opening towards a push with the soviets and he made the ruling and famous american speech in june of 63 in which he said we should rethink, rethink our relationship with the soviet union. mainly the russian people and he praised the russian people as a great evil. he was looking toward i think some kind of accommodation, a movement away from the dangers of a nuclear war. and of course vietnam. he was under tremendous pressure from people like walt resto johnson's security adviser from vietnam and put ground forces. he did increase the number of advisers from roughly 600 to over 16,000 but he was so resistant to the idea putting in massive numbers of american ground troops. george ball his undersecretary under secretary of state said to him mr. president, you put two or 300,000 ground troops into those jungles of vietnam and

you are ugly, you are very ugly, you are very, very ugly and what's more it, tomorrow, i shall be soberas an original in every respect. when he was invited to the white house to stay for a week, he stayed for months. he felt free to use president roosevelt bathtub but no need to wear his bathrobes. [laughter] or any bathrobe when he was done. he really wrote the book on marching to the tune of your own beat them a your own drummer. leadership in times of crisis, that was winston churchill. a call to a great cause among all things -- above all things parochial, a man who answered his country's call and was sobered by service in war himself, that was winston churchill. but so too did he remind is often that sometimes laughter is precisely the prescription for the ills of any political system. even as sir winston famously summoned the humility to laugh at himself or, as we know, sometimes at the expense of others, his defining characteristic was, of course, the courage to lead so many through so much. last autumn, i had the privilege of finding myself in london standing in the same subterr

aingsober eyeing, and - -- sobering ing--soberration. >> they are right there is a mismatch. people who really want work that -- >> so, our government and you, is answer is to 20 million people out of work, leave them where they are bring in another 3 million a year. in guest worker programming and more, 4 1/2 million a year, that does not take long to add up, what are we doing here, that is a crazy solution. >> it may be a solution, which you may not have if you don't go along with immigration reform, the problem is we have the mismatch. lou: wait a minute -- that is malarky. i say generally, wages are declining in construction, in leisure and hospitality, they are declining in the landscape industry. economic teaches us without question, that if in a shortage of labor, these wages will rise. if there a surplus they will fall. they have fallen. there is a shortage, and this is an effort to gets more cheap labor, hank? >> i agree. i think it will knock down the value of those jobs, i think this will knock down the income of a lot of people. there is an argument, something you

from the san francisco human agency their providing the important service grant to provide sober services (calling names) (clapping) from entity partnerships raymond and kevin. kevin from silicon valley bank we have rebecca. from the california department of housing community and development they can't afford to bring people here from san francisco. the bank for housing affordable grant herbie young and a green grant from the home depot peggy. thank you all for supporting this project infinitely and now i'm going to turn it to our very own reverend. so i'm not going to give a speak. that's a sign. i'm not giving any long speeches but i'm filed with joy are you filed with joy. great family housing for families that are almost homeless. it's a beautiful day go to our neighbor and say your beautiful. go right next to them. it's a beautiful day. i don't care about clouds we've made it through clouds. this site was a very tough time and reminds us of the earthquake and the damage of that and we're at a point it took a long time to get here what's the word in chinese? so it's really beautiful t

cause among all things -- above all things parochial, a man who answered his country's call and was soberedice in war himself, that was winston churchill. but so too did he remind is often that sometimes laughter is precisely the prescription for the ills of any political system. even as sir winston famously summoned the humility to laugh at himself or, as we know, sometimes at the expense of others, his defining characteristic was, of course, the courage to lead so many through so much. last autumn, i had the privilege of finding myself in london standing in the same subterranean world war ii bunker , the very first of what we now call war rooms. that was where winston churchill presided over great britain's finest hour. respect for a man who understood the nightly bombing raids and summoned in french words -- in fresh words what have been repeated by so many to never, never, never give up. it's easy to forget that churchill did not just commend those words to others. he lived them himself. when he was a prisoner of war in africa, he managed to escape. when demoted for his role in gallipol

absolutely. >> ford says he has been sober if three weeks.hear what el he has to say aboutly health and future plans on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> miley, twerking did not make the "word of the year." sorry. what won in selfie, so this is "selfie day" on the abc morning news. here is our team selfie. folks have been sending their selfie photos this is from phil. folks have been going to facebook, leaving commends, including a mother and daughter, and here is my favorite good morning bay area, you can do the same or tweet us. you have to have fun with this stuff is selfie being the "word of the year." >> folks, how are the weather gods? >> we have not had rain since september 21 but it is here. you can see the clouds are behind us and they are lowering as you look to the north and that is the wall of water that is coming our way. it will come in waves so we will have light rain intermittent and it will be moderate and by the afternoon hours, it will become steady but right now you can see it is in pockets with a lot of moisture in the c

he said i am sober for 72-hours.. >> he was the greatest single fighter i ever saw. >> he was amazing. >> first let's go to the breaking news at the fox news desk. >> thank you very much, bob. we are getting bad news from the u.s. military which has reported to us there was an incident today at camp pendleton in california. we are told it happened about 11:00 local time there. so 2:00 eastern time this afternoon. our understanding is four marines lost their lives there this morning, california time. they have been very vague about exactly what happened. but they told us there was an accident there and that all of the names will be given within 24-hours. they have to identify -- notify all of the next of kin. the marine says they will release the identities sometime in the late morning california time tomorrow. this is a mock-up of camp pendleton. this is a 3-d view. 42,000 military personnel. 4 of our brave marines lost their lives. i am shepherd smith at the fox news desk. "the five" continues after a short break. >

. >> plus getting drunk while someone else stays sober is miserable. >> it is horrible for the drunkerson and even worse for the sober person. >> i'm not sure it is horrible for the drunk person. >> i think it is. >> depends what level of drunk it is. >> three glasses of wine i'm good. after that all hell breaks loose. jessie, you don't drink which is surprising the way you look now. >> i did for a long time. it takes a long time to reverse the process. i'd like to redress andy's point. the splunking analogy was adorable but having been married in the past it is not exactly the same because in situations where someone splunks and the other doesn't the non nonsplunker not got punched in the face because they refused to go to the mother-in-laws for easter. >> some are in it to. >> i'm never getting married. >> you are kind of at fault for this because you work at a bar. you know that drinking couples probably pay, tip better because they are together opposed to one who's only having a diet coke. >> i have bar regulars who are couples that come in. i see them go through the stages, they

another sobering aspect is the time it took to complete it. babies born in 1989 are annoy adult. in the nearly 24 years since the shaking stopped we've lost people who worked on our bridge. at this time i'd like to acknowledge some of the people who helped with the design and the construction of this bridge who we've lost. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . the last name you saw on the screen was the single fatality that day in loma. i'm honored to introduce you to someone who helped rescue that young man's brother from that vehicle. he's retired since. doug can you stand and be recognized? right there (clapping) . i now have the pleasure to introduce my chairperson so prepare for another truly set of remarks. amy become chair a little bit over a year ago and this was prebolts and i'm sure figured there might be more of a straight line but she's held up like a trooper and been a great leader through a difficult time in this project. loophole join me in welcoming my chair amy worth (clapping) >> thank you, very much. steve i'm honored to be here to welcome i all and to say what a great a day a

one of his core principals, that he believed in internal improvements, lincoln believed in sober spending. i think lincoln would be appalled at the democrats today and the republicans today at how much money the government spends. >> i think it's fair to say he never uttered the word trillions. michael, can you take this question? >> lincoln as a wartime president presided over massive spending. mary todd lincoln said he planned to visit europe and he wanted to take alaska, where former union soldiers would be digging up gold to pay the national debt. it depends on how remote the figure is. the controversies we're seeing now, the constitutional question of whether you have a broad or narrow interpretation of the constitution, states rights, nullification of laws, they are living controversies now and they were living controversies before the civil war. while i think the civil war is not a good anology -- simply to erase the fact that lincoln was a hamiltonian, guided by the nationalists and to reduce him only to freedom is to engage in what henry lewis gates calls the santa clausfication

another sobering aspect is the time it took to complete it. babies born in 1989 are annoy adult. in the nearly 24 years since the shaking stopped we've lost people who worked on our bridge. at this time i'd like to acknowledge some of the people who helped with the design and the construction of this bridge who we've lost. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪