snow knew stanton too.ght up with him after he broke into that tech company, he mentioned a woman. said she was planning something big. - what was it he was looking for at the technology company? - he stole a hard drive. - i'm gonna need everything you know about that drive from your report. the only way we can help mr. reese is to try to figure out what she's planning to do and for whom. - well, when i saw snow, he was wired with a bomb vest. - i guess it's fair to say that wherever john is, he needs our help and quickly. - who are we meeting? - don't worry about it. you're just picking something up. [gunfire] - you coming in or what? [gunfire on tv] you guys dirty cops? feds? i'm guessing feds. - do you have what we came for? - good to go. formatted to your boss's specifications. i don't see many high-end government rigs like this one. your boss, she must have very deep pockets. - let's have the drive. - the price has gone up another $50,000. - make a counteroffer. break his neck. - i believe you've been

a base hit for stanton.is first hit of the game, was 0 for 3, got hit by a pitch, ended up being a big play in the eighth inning, two strike count, got a hit. then what proved to be a big inning, three run rally that put them ahead was under way. here is logan morrison, who had a homer and triple tonight. couple of big hits. he was the big guy that kept the marlins in the game early against lincecum. 6-3, miami in the ninth inning. >> mike: so we're asking pence, well, is wrigley one of the rugged places. they're good here. he named a couple other ball parks. he said the most rugged park when i was a visiting player, at&t park. the ball goes through the legs of sanchez. stanton over to second. he says i say this with all due respect. they're creative and they're relentless. >> mike: see, i think creativity is the key. relentless, you can go before relentless. you don't mind if the guy is entertaining. >> jon: that's a foul. you had to deal with the bleacher bums and you were a cub. >> mike: first time, i was

also joining our conversation, lynn stanton, of "telecommunications reports." chairman genachowski, if i could start with you and, commissioner mcdowell, if you'd chime in as well, former fcc official blair levin said that the spectrum auctions were not going to happen, they were going to push until 2015. what are your thoughts about the spectrum auctions and the timetable? >> guest: well, are you referring to the incentive auctions which we're in a very interesting time. you know, four years ago we had no plan as a country on how to free up a significant amount of spectrum in the 600 megahertz band. in fact, we didn't really have a plan to hit the targets that we set out four years ago, 300 megahertz by 2015, 500 by 2020. and here we are today the community is debating what the band plan should look like for 600 megahertz. so we adopted an incentive auction -- developed an incentive auction idea, the fcc is moving forward with it. i think the agency will hit the 300 megahertz target by 2015. hitting the 500 megahertz target by 2020 is going to take a lot of wo

they pushed it by trying to get rid of stanton. he was the toughest of the cabinet in how to deal with the south. johnson didn't want to see the south plundered. stanton wanted to plunder the south. this led to a showdown that lasted several months. in which utilize a mccardle johnson, on a daily basis, met with her husband, talked about who he could rely on and who you couldn't, help figure out who his allies were and his enemies. they were in that thing together all the way through. in her own way, she was like a hillary clinton. i think hillary was brilliant in handling this most recent impeachment crisis. the right wing conspiracy was perfect. politically, it was brilliantly done. i say that without regard to artists and affiliation. i work for a republican president. but i am not up here to talk about who is right and who is wrong on the politics of it, in terms of democrats and republicans. i'm just talking about managing an impeachment crisis and admiring very good handiwork. however, i think, when it comes to crisis managem

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also, joining the conversation, lynn stanton of telecommunications report. if i could start with you and commissioner mcdowell, if you chime in as well. recently, former fcc official said that the spectrum auctions were not going to happen. they were going to push until 2015. what are your thoughts about the spectrum auctions and the timetable? >> guest: the incentive auctions, which we're in an interesting time. four years ago, we had no plan as a country op how to free up a significant amount of spectrum in the 600 megahurtz or have a plan by 2015 or 500 by 2020. here we are today, the community is debating what the plan should look like. debated the idea, congress passed it, the fcc is moving forward with it. i think the agency will hit the 300 megahurtz target, it's important we do that in removing faster than any other country in the world to free up spectrum for the mobile economy. >> host: commissioner? >> so to the specific point, and, by the way, thanks for having me back, good to be here with my former colleague and current colleague for the purpos

but stanton ties the game with a two-run homer in the sixth.the top of the ninth, stanton delivers again delivering the home run off arizona closer keith bell. miami wins 3-2. >>> meanwhile, detroit tigers starter matt sherer is not denied. he strikes out ten batters in six innings. the tigers win by one. >>> and the philly's fanatic breaks down against washington. the ground crew is forced to live the four-wheeler over a fence in order to get it off the field. but the philly's offense gives the phills a 5-4 win. >>> and when we return, a hit man takes the stand. james "whitey" bulger hear testimony from a former colleague who links bulge tore a string of murders. >> sports sponsored by touch of gray. get the best of both worlds. [ female announcer ] deliciousness can happen at almost anytime. thanks to jif chocolate flavored hazelnut spread. ♪ with jif, anytime of the day can be delicious time. ♪ choosy moms choose jif. it's the most powerful thing on the planet. love holds us in the beginning. comforts us as we grow old. love is the reason yo

stanton. he's a new hire today. this is pam kahanic.e's going to get you going on the machine and start showing you. so you want to walk this way? >> all right. >> thanks to his good behavior, stanton has just been approved for a job in the garment factory, one of the highest paid inmate positions in the prison. >> first thing you have to know is the right side of the fabric. >> they've changed this place around a lot. do a lot of lockdown here now. kind of get you out of the cell a little bit. feel a little more normal. >> where we work, we're in close contact with them all every day. they're around you, and you just can't avoid that. >> not too straight. >> that's all right. >> it's a different story for jerry weir. >> the last time we saw him, he had just finished a term in segregation and was lobbying to move back in with his former cellie. five days later he was back in segregation. >> his class one write-up was for dealing dangerous drugs, which came from him passing off his medication to another offender. >> weir traded his medic

stanton, thank you for being here tonight. it's nice to see you. >> pleasure to see you. >> is immigration reform falling apart? lindsay graham says it isn't, but marco rubio seems very confident that it is. >> well, i guess it sort of depends on how you want to define falling apart. i personally never thought it had a chance of passing because the house republican conference is very much divided on this thing. there is some thought in washington that marco rubio may be playing a bit of a jedi mind trick on his republican colleagues saying, oh, i have all of these concerns, we may not be able to pass it. they get a few additions to the bill, couple tweaks. he can then come back and say, look, i was very concerned just like you were and we were able to make some changes, the best policy we're going to get, so we need to get behind it and hopefully -- and the reformers, you know, position that would help bring enough republicans along. you know, they should be able to get 60 votes or close to 60 votes in the senate, i think, in

stephanie stanton is monitoring the california wildfire. stephanie, this massive fire was fueled by erratic winds, extreme heat and plenty of dry brush. where do the efforts stand now? >> well, at this point, firefighter firefighters were able to make some good progress overnight. this fire is now 40% contained. so far, it has charred nearly 30,000 acres. and there are 2,100 firefighters roughly still on the front lines. they say there's still a lot more work to be done. take a look at what's behind me. this is a burned out home. it was completely destroyed by this fire, one of six homes that were destroyed. some 15 other structures also were destroyed by this fire and, again, firefighters are attacking this blaze from the ground and from the air. you might be able to hear that helicopter over my head. what they're doing is pulling water from nearby lake hughes and they're able to suck it up and drop it on to hot spots. they say if they continue as planned, if the weather cooperates -- right now, humidity has risen 20% to 30%. that's a good

joining us is john stanton, bureau chief at buzz feed. thank you for being here. it's good to see you. i'm sorry you had to watch me reading the whole time. my teleprompter broke. so the deal in the senate today on immigration reform make s it seem more possible in the senate. but the thing that's unspoken and i'm curious about is who is against it and how powerful are they? >> well, in the senate, they are not very powerful. that's just folks like ted cruz, potentially rand paul, although he's a bit squishy on it, i think. chuck grassley, they are opposing it. they come up with a bunch of reasons. we need stronger border security. jeff sessions does not like the idea of having a pathway to citizenship. he sees it as amnesty. but in the senate, i think it's definitely the tightest turn. >> there will be no votes, but there are not enough to stop it. >> they can't at this point. >> is there anybody in terms of outside pressure who might be able to flip more senators against it? right now it looks like it's going to pass. >> i think the senate is solid. i'm not sure

joining us live now from los angeles with more on this is nbc's stephanie stanton. stephanie, what do you know about this? >> reporter: yeah, wendy and pat, you know, it's still unclear exactly how she ended up in the hospital, but here's what we can tell you so far. the l.a. county fire department says it responded to a 911 call around 1:30 a.m. of a possible overdose at the calabasas home where paris jackson lives. now, as you may know it's been a bit of a challenging time for the jackson children. they have been cared for by their mother, katherine jackson, since their father's death. paris is the middle child, the only daughter of michael jackson. she was born to jackson's ex-wife, debbie rowe. in april she was spotted celebrating her birthday with rowe. paris has been tone to share her thoughts and feelings on twitter. on tuesday night she sent out a few tweets that may have indicated she was upset. the first at 10:39 p.m. that read i wonder why tears are salty. then about an hour later she tweeted the beatles lyrics to the song "yesterday" saying yesterday all

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by the suffragettes over 100 years ago, when brave women like susan b anthony and elizabeth cady stanton fought to give women the right to vote, among other things. the second women's revolution was led by smith alumni and the -- and gloria steinem. gloria continues to fight to expand the role of women in our society. to give us full access to the rooms of power where decisions are being made. why the second revolution is still in progress, we simply cannot wait any longer for the third revolution to begin. i can't imagine a place where i would be more likely to find the leaders of that revolution than at thehere at smith. moment, our society's notion of success is largely composed of two parts. money and power. success, money, and power is practically become synonymous. but it is time for a third metric beyond money and power. one founded on well-being, wisdom, our ability to wonder and get back.-- and to give back. money and power by themselves are like a two legged stool. you cannot balance on them, eventually you will topple over. more and more people are toppling over every day. bas

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john stanton, thanks. >> sure. >>> up next, detroit up in smoke.e all know motor city has had its share of economic troubles. but did you know those financial woes have led to an arson epidemic? we'll get a look inside the fight to save the city. >>> go from a city of 1.8 million to 700,000. >> as long as there's people leaving, as long as there's vacant houses, there's more things to burn. >> can't picture another city like this where so many of the fires are arson. >> it's beyond me why people would want to burn their own city down. >> this is katrina without the hurricane. there is a pursuit we all share. a better life for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million me

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timmy goes 7 and striking out stanton with a swing and a miss. shear why miami is in last place. flyball and two outs in the fifth. i got it, i got it, i apt got it. i ain't got it. 3-1 giants, but the marlins come back. timmy kick saving a beauty, but safe at first and morris scores and it is tied at three. here comes the bull pen and here comes trouble. ozuna with the r.b.i single and the marlins, the worst record in the league who beat the giants two in a row now 6-3 the final. a's and mariners in seattle. he is not my ennis, he is yoenis. 2-0a's and colon went eight innings and this pitch came to nick franklin. a's in the fourth and lowry has not homered in 62 games. that ties the streak. cocoa crisp here it comes and there it goes. all of them solo strokes. they are working on their dance. in the 9th, and yo hienness, i bow to you. number 15 of the year and the a's win it 6-3. after winning the nba title, the heat hit south beach and supposedly the story served up $100,000 of complementary champagne for lebron james and friends. that is like dan's last beret day party. -- bi

timmy goes 7 and striking out stanton with a swing and a miss. shear why miami is in last place. flyball and two outs in the fifth. i got it, i got it, i apt got it. i ain't got it. 3-1 giants, but the marlins come back. timmy kick saving a beauty, but safe at first and morris scores and it is tied at three. here comes the bull pen and here comes trouble. ozuna with the r.b.i single and the marlins, the worst record in the league who beat the giants two in a row now 6-3 the final. a's and mariners in seattle. he is not my ennis, he is yoenis. 2-0a's and colon went eight innings and this pitch came to nick franklin. a's in the fourth and lowry has not homered in 62 games. that ties the streak. cocoa crisp here it comes and there it goes. all of them solo strokes. they are working on their dance. in the 9th, and yo hienness, i bow to you. number 15 of the year and the a's win it 6-3. after winning the nba title, the heat hit south beach and supposedly the story served up $100,000 of complementary champagne for lebron james and friends. that is like dan's last beret day party. -- bi

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timmy goes 7 and striking out stanton with a swing and a miss. shear why miami is in last place. two outs in the fifth. i got it, i got it, i apt got it. i ain't got it. 3-1 giants, but the marlins come back. timmy kick saving a beauty, but safe at first and morris scores and it is tied at three. here comes the bull pen and here comes trouble. ozuna with the r.b.i single and the marlins, the worst record in the league who beat the giants two in a row now 6-3 the final. a's and mariners in seattle. he is not my ennis, he is yoenis. 2-0a's and colon went eight innings and this pitch came to nick franklin. a's in the fourth and lowry has not homered in 62 games. that ties the streak. cocoa crisp here it comes and there it goes. all of them solo strokes. they are working on their dance. in the 9th, and yo hienness, i bow to you. number 15 of the year and the a's win it 6-3. after winning the nba title, the heat hit south beach and supposedly the story served up $100,000 of complementary champagne for lebron james and friends. that is like dan's last beret day party. -- birthday party

that is passed to grant from lincoln through stanton and alec. and that freedom is something that no commander has had up until that point. and, you know, a lincoln mark are ready cannot depend on george mcclellan, and you cannot depend on burnside and harder. these other disasters, but he can depend on grant. granta's get the job done. in that sense the gary definitely was a presence. you're not there in the white house. he is a long way from vicksburg. yes, sir. >> a major character. one of the characters -- i talked about the grounds. on the character is a young lieutenant. the chattanooga book. he is more into tennessee. he was further, sort of east of where shiloh yesterday. he was touring a lot of good work for the confederacy with this cavalry, but he was not directly involved in the fighting. he was just too far away. grant -- and i make this point in the book. grant is very aware where forest is. you want to know where he is because he has suffered at the hands of old van doren and a place called holly springs in northern mississippi. gr

areas to the south and west did pick up a little bit, especially from stanton to charlottesville. they had as much as five incheses of rainfall. we're up by about a third of an inch for the month. we're going to add to that as showers and thunderstorms head our way. you can see a little swirl moving across parts of tennessee. in advance of that we're trying to kick up a little shower activity. the dynamics not just ready for it. this afternoon, we'll see it becoming more widespread. on top of that we'll have a cold front kind of sandwiching us in. that's going to add insult to injury. a probability for rain today about 70% if that's going to happen in your backyard. you can see some of the light showers across the area. that will continue over the evening hours. we'll dry it up overnight. you can see stray showers lingering into wednesday morning. we'll dry it out pretty quickly after that. high temperatures between 80 and 85 degrees. tonight we'll see an isolated shower. perhaps a few thunderstorms, 62 to 66. we'll see that in the morning. we'll dry it up for the afternoon. we'll

brazil this is the latest from our online poll of hearty dot com forty seven percent if you believe in stanton government inefficiency and corruption that's why people are at. i believe it's something to do with a foreign plot in the attempt to destabilize latin america fifteen percent of you there in yellow believe it's all to do with the initial hike in public fees including transport costs as well as increasing world cup costs and also then there's thirteen percent who say it's actually all down to the general global economic slowdown you can cast your vote all you do have to do is go to r.t. dot com. the force feeding of prisoners at guantanamo bay has led some doctors to call on the facilities medical staff not to treat detainees and allow them to go on hunger strike the world medical association has declared the procedure is not ethically acceptable and believes those starving themselves need to have their injustices addressed r.t.c. any chickie reports. the way and the world medical association demand access for independent doctors to guantanamo detainees more than one hundred fifty doc

they pushed it by trying to get rid of stanton. he was the toughest of the cabinet in how to deal with the south. johnson didn't want to see the south plundered. stanton wanted to plunder the south. this led to a showdown that lasted several months. in which utilize a mccardle johnson, on a daily basis, met with her husband, talked about who he could rely on and who you couldn't, help figure out who his allies were and his enemies. they were in that thing together all the way through. in her own way, she was like a hillary clinton. i think hillary was brilliant in handling this most recent impeachment crisis. the right wing conspiracy was perfect. politically, it was brilliantly done. i say that without regard to partisan affiliation. i work for a republican president. but i am not up here to talk about who is right and who is wrong on the politics of it, in terms of democrats and republicans. i'm just talking about managing an impeachment crisis and admiring very good handiwork. however, i think, when it comes to crisis management

the latest from inside the courtroom and his supporters who are surrounding fort meade next signed stanton sealed one time of a hunger strikers write a letter to their doctors demanding better treatment we'll speak with an attorney representing some of those men just ahead. the massive demonstrations rocked turkey to its core hundreds of thousands floods the streets in protest with at least one casualty and no sign of unrest that of this unrest slowing down any time soon the sights and sounds from this unbelievable scene coming up. it's monday june third eight pm in washington d.c. american lopez and you are watching r.t. well more than three years after he was arrested in iraq an accused of the biggest leak of classified military documents in u.s. history private first class bradley manning is finally getting his day in court today the twenty five year old former intelligence officer is facing twenty two charges ranging from possession and transfer of documents to violating the computer fraud and abuse act to his most serious charge aiding the enemy if he is found guilty manning could spe

gio carlos stanton, a swing and a miss. a good example why miami is in last night. hunter pens, a fly fly in the fifth, i got it, i got it, i got it! giants up 3-1. marlins scored two in the sixth. this one off timmy's foot. safe at first, morrison scores and the 3-3 game. in the eighth, he comes through him. rbi single. giants bullpen not getting it done and the marlins go on to win 6-3. >>> a's and mariners, like a home run derby in seattle. first inning, cespedes, a two-run homer. nick franklin, three-run bomb, 3-2, seattle. a's in the fourth. jed lowrie hadn't homered in 62 games. that ends the streak. 3-3. in the sixth here it comes, there it goes for coco. crisp with his ninth of the year. he and chris young kind of need to work out the dance scene a little bit. in the ninth. cespedes, his second. two-run jack. 15th of the year, four ribbies and the a's win, 6-3. >>> after capturing the nba title on thursday night the miami heat in south beach, supposedly the story nightclub served up to $100,000 of champagne. complimentary for the lebron james and fans. now t

stanton? i'm asking you. >> well, i am a fan of mma, sean.nd anybody that's watched mma knows you can move around from the bottom position, and i would tell you, sean, based on the facts presented, along with what we know versus what we think we know, alongside the testimony of mr. zimmerman when he said to you in an interview what we know, i can't see how a jury at this point could convict beyond a reasonable doubt. i just don't see it unless there is some new-found evidence that none of us have heard or know about. >> i agree with you. we will play tonight, if what he said, rod, to me, and then coupled with today's evidence of an eyewitness, that he was screaming and that he -- that this person was on top of him, and the injuries, it seems to all corroborate each other. the prosecution is going to need something big. wasn't this supposed to be their wig witnesses? >> i agree. i definitely agree with you, sean. i think the prosecution is doing a horrible job, if you just want my opinion. look, i've been involved in multiple homicide investig

alabama avenue near stanton road, the signal lights are malfunctioning, so you may find it a little slow through that area. no problems other than that. 210 looks good into oxon hill, across the bridge we're in good shape as well. a live look in college park here at route 1. back to you, an dree and jessica. >> thank you, monika. >>> three football players at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis will soon be charged with a sexual assault. >> this assault allegedly happened last year at an off- campus party. the academy has not yet released any names or the official charges. delia is live with more. >>reporter: good morning, jess. we are learn more about the victim in this case. that's -- we are learning more about the victim in this case. that's because she spoke exclusively to cbs news. the 20-year-old midshipman says she's been ostracized since the gang rape last april and sees a counselor once a week. she admits to drinking heavily and blacking out at the off- campus party, but says she woke up with bruises. later she read on social media that three football players that she knows clai

stephanie stanton is in lake hughes, california. stephanie, even though behind you does not look great, the weather, at least, was cooperating a little bit earlier? what's the update? >> reporter: absolutely, tamron. firefighters say they were able to make some pretty good progress on this fire overnight. it is now 40% contained. as you said, nearly 30,000 acres have been burned. some 2100 firefighters, roughly, on the front lines. take a look at this burned out house behind me that has been completely stroied by this fire. some of the things that the firefighters will be battling today are wind gusts, up to 40 miles an hour. on the positive side, we just spoke to the battalion chief out here. he says winds are holding steady 10 to 15 miles an hour. he says humidity has gone up 20% to 30%. in that respect, it's good news in terms of fighting this fire. it's not as hot and dry as it had been. crews have been spending the last several days doing whatever they can on the ground, also by air, trying to put out this fire, trying to stop

that buffer is henry halleck and secretary of war stanton and they like being the buffer, leaving him in the dark as much as they can. they are running the war and grant understand they are not his friends so that is one reason i love this. one reason grand cut his communication with washington. the telegraph lines when grant is in mississippi, the nearest telegraph is memphis. you want to get a telegraph like washington wants to gripe that him they take forever. ..

. >> six days later, tips lead police to 33-year-old david stanton.n armed robbery and weapons charges, he pleads not guilty and awaits trial. >>> a vicious attack on a bus driver in kalamazoo township, michigan, captured by security cameras on board. on march 3rd, 2009, a 16-year-old student becomes upset because the substitute bus driver isn't making the correct stops. he begins threatening her from the back of the bus, and the driver pulls over. the teen approaches, and as she tries to radio for help, he flies into a rage and begins attacking the 37-year-old woman. students pull him away, but he comes back and continues punching the woman, as more students try to intervene. the bus driver is treated at the hospital for a broken finger, bruising, and cuts and scrapes to her face and head. the attacker attends a school for students who have exhibited emotional or behavioral problems. he's charged as a juvenile with assault with intent to do great bodily harm. he pleads no contest and is placed in a psychiatric facility for treatment. >>> las vegas, n

the latest from inside the courtroom and his supporters who are surrounding fort meade next sign stanton sealed one time away hunger strikers write a letter to their doctors demanding better treatment we'll speak with an attorney representing some of those men just ahead. of the massive demonstrations rocked turkey to its core hundreds of thousands floods the streets in protest with at least one casualty and no sign of unrest in the of this unrest slowing down any time soon the sights and sounds from this unbelievable scene coming up.

. >>> a 72-year-old grandmother from stanton, california, did not break down when a would-be robber triedinto her home. jen cooper said she was worried about her own safety and that of her husband when she saw a man jump her fence and try to break through a sliding glass door. she fired one shot at the intruder with her trustee smith & wesson. it missed, but it was enough to scare the suspect away from the house. she then called 911. >> well, mr. perez, you have no idea how lucky you were to be able to walk away from my house. >> good shot. perez was found hiding in the bushes nearby when police arrived. he's now facing burglary charges. >>> meet the new miss iowa nicole kelly who was born without her left forearm. she will compete for the title of miss america in september. she plans to speak out on how fornt it is for people to overcome their disabilities. >> he said the prettiest girls are in des moines. >> where are you from? >> iowa. >> interesting how that works. >>> ahead on "starting point" a huge fight on the field. this is quite a brawl. we'll tell you what caused this, next. >>

with involuntary manslaughter and careless discharge of a firearm causing death. 7-year-old ayiana stanton jones was sleeping on her couch in may of 2010 bhwhen officers raided r home looking for a suspect. officer weekley's gun went off, shooting her in the head. a tv crew for a&e's documentary "the first 48" caught the raid on tape outside the home. a clip shown to the jury shows a device explode and then a gunshot. >> officer weekley testified ayiana's death was a tragic accident. >>> sit tight and watch this. you've never heard anything like this next story. this next story has really blown up online. it's been read more than 1 million times in just the last 24 hours on cnn.com. it's about the race to save a girl not from a fire or an illness, but from a danger much more sinister. a child predator. and all federal agents had to go on was a blurry picture of a road sign. pay close attention. here's cnn's isha sesay. >> reporter: this picture shows a sleeping 11-year-old girl blurred to protect her identity. in the backseat of a car, she has no idea what's being planned for her. >> preda

and the stanton center talks about the u.s. and un role in syria.7:00 eastern on c-span. >> when you put on a uniform for a job that is a maintenance job, and this is true if you're building a janitor or a sanitation worker, you are consumed by the roll to the point where it is almost like you are just part of the background. i will say like a machine. uri to be wearing this uniform. the general world gets to overlook you and it really not see you. i have called that, it is like a club in the place. those people who are fellow star trek dekes will recognize the reference. or harry potter is cloak of invisibility. frustrating and interesting privilege. when i'm with the sanitation reform, i can observe people in ways they did not realize i am observing them. sunday at 8:00 on c-span. >> >> the gerald ford foundation recognizes two journalists for their reporting on the president. this year's winners were hal bernton and john dickerson. this is an hour. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to be here. many years ago dad was here to do this award. h

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