st. lawrence. when i was at st. and open debate was encouraged, diverse viewpoints were welcomed, and i could not help but think what has happened, and our students who have more conservative viewpoints discriminated against by professors who say there is only one way to think? did they not respect the process that i went through, which i think everyone would concede was extremely thorough? and it made me wonder if our liberal arts colleges are no longer bastions of free speech where people can engage in healthy debate and bring differing viewpoints to the table. that is what liberal arts college and education is supposed to be all about, and that is what it was like at st. lawrence when i was there. i learned so much because of that. >> martha: what are your thoughts on the #metoo to movement. >> it has been very important for our country. it is needed and has helped to heighten awareness, and i hope that if anything good has come out of this terrible process, it is that the survivors of sexual assault will feel mor

st. lawrence and founded this site in 1608.ch stronghold. until the bitter end, when the french fell at the plains of abraham. ♪ the french may have lost that one, but some things french have stayed firm, unbowed, resiliently unchanged by trends or history. le continental is the kind of place about which i am unreservedly sentimental. [ david speaking french ] when i was younger, i ate here with my grandparents and my parents. >> man: oh, yeah. >> man: well, that's older restaurant in town, it's open since 1956. >> anthony: classic, un-ironic cuisine ancienne, meaning dishes you haven't seen since, like, forever. a hipster-free zone of french continental ocean liner classics, such as caesar salad, tossed fresh to order tableside. and beef tartare, also prepared tableside, as one must. shrimp cocktail. not a deconstructed shrimp cocktail, mind you. a shrimp cocktail. the way jesus wants you to eat them. all served by a dedicated professional. in -- at culinary school, we were taught this. we had real customers as your final clas

st. lawrence episcopal church.s on the heels of a very somber ceremony, a very sentimental ceremony in washington, d.c.. caroline: a round of applause is not something you often hear at a funeral, but for a fan of the --t president two went on but for fan of the 41st president, the 43rd president george w. bush making a heartfelt speech. it was a full cathedral with an assembly that lasted at least notably, a so, but vast array of current and past presidents sat in the front row. scarlet: a nation coming together for the passing of this president.

the castle st lawrence church the medieval town center nuremberg has much to offer and when the christmas season comes around the city boasts yet another attraction its famous gingerbread the sweet treats can be found on almost every corner and the greatest selection of gingerbread is available at the famous christmas market. people with a sweet tooth flock there all day so what makes this gingerbread so special. about to prove that it tastes like chocolate and cinnamon just like christmas which right now as if you know my name industrially made gingerbread just take three c. but here in nuremberg the gingerbread has a special spicy flavor of mcgreevey taste delicious it's neither too hard nor to squeeze it has a special fresh flavor and very. much nice combination of spices. nuremberg gingerbread is an export sold to fans the world over. gingerbread glazing comes in all shapes and forms but the key ingredients of nerds traditional gingerbread remain the same. it's a centuries old recipe planted here too religiously by one of the two. sounds most famous gingerbread bakeries. are going to

who sign up after today and by the january deadline will have coverage that begins on february 1-st (lawrenceay area weather) (sports tease) just ahead in sports, the raiders search for a new home has them looking across the bay at at&t park. details on some early talks that may bring the team to san francisco. starting with another chapter in the raiders search for a temporary home in 2019... and this latest one, could have them playing games at at&t park. according to a representative with the san francisco giants, the silver and black...are exploring the possibility of playing their games at the ballpark. this news comes just a week after the raiders pulled their lease agreement for the coliseum in 2019, which leaves them looking for a stadium before going to vegas. officials with the giants say talks are in the very preliminary stages...and much still needs to be figured out. football at at&t is not a foreign concept... as cal played its games there in 2011 when memorial stadium was being renovated. in the meantime, derek carr...breaking down the chance they could be saying farewell to th

st. lawrence episcopal church in houston. at 1:30 p.m. he is rubbed by special train to college station, texas a&m university for burial at the george h.w. bush presidential library at 5:15 p.m. watch full coverage of the state funeral for president george h.w. bush, life thursday on c-span and c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> now a discussion about turkey and its role in the middle east. panelists talk about how the killing of the journalist has strained relations between turkey and saudi arabia. this capitol hill event was hosted by the middle east policy council.>>

st. lawrence episcopal church in houston. at 1:30 p.m. he is rubbed by special train to college station, texas a&m university for burial at the george h.w. bush presidential library at 5:15 p.m. watch full coverage of the state funeral for president george h.w. bush, life thursday on c-span and c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> now a discussion about turkey and its role in the middle east. panelists talk about how the killing of the journalist has strained relations between turkey and saudi arabia. this capitol hill event was hosted by the middle east policy council.>> well good morning, let me introduce myself i'm richard shamir, i'm the president and chairman of the board of the middle east policy council. i'm very pleased to welcome you on b half of the council to this, our 94th quarterly capitol hill conference. the topics for today's program, saudi arabian turkish rivalry in the middle east. is an issue which we feel has gained quite a bit of providence -- prominence of the october 2 murder of journalist jamaal -- in

st. lawrence seaway development corporation in the united states. this is one example where countries which share a large maritime border, the united states and canada, are able to develop a seaway system, one that is safe, secure, and reliable for its users. i have people stop me and say well, this is so many years off where we're going to see levels of commercial activity in the arctic. there is no -- there is no real need to move on this, is there? well, again, i would just remind you of some of the charts that you have seen. the multiyear ice that once made the arctic impassable and shielded our northernmost border year-round is diminishing again due to climate change, and because of this, shipping in and around the arctic traffic will increase. so when you -- when you appreciate where we are with the northwest passage here, northwest passage by 2025 intermittently opened, but the pathway, you're going from the bering straits right off of alaska here through rotterdam, you are going to have an opportunity to basically be cutting through there. t

st. lawrence seaway transportation system handle about 230 million metric tons of cargo each year. wisconsin's great lakes, reports alone, but of approximately 27 million metric tons of cargo and generated $1.4 billion in economic activity. direct and indirect spending and supported just over 7400 jobs last year. great lakes cargo shipping makes sense. it saves $3.6 billion in transportation costs compared to the cheapest land-based transportation. but it is not always easy. safe and efficient shipping depends upon reliable nautical charts, and currently these maps need to be updated for the great lakes. there are infrastructure challenges of maintaining ports, locks and seaways, there are environmental consequences like water quality degradation and species that cost economy over $100 million in losses each year. there is the issue of winter ice and icebreaking. historically winter weather conditions have been relatively consistent and timing the shipping season and the aid of coast guard icebreakers has insured relatively few delays. but, climate change is creating more variable