in response, stanton probably barricaded himself in his office and refused to vacate it. the house of representatives dominated by radical republicans, past articles of impeachment by an overwhelming majority in 1868 and turned it over to the senate to conduct a trial. the republicans were very confident in victory. at that time there were 45 gop, republican senators in the senate, and only nine democrats. however, i think it turned out to be there were quite blind to the consequences of a what would it mean if johnson was impeached. um, nevertheless, thaddeus stevens charged forward when he heard about stanton had been dismissed by the president, he probably declaimed on the floor of the house, "didn't i tell you? if you do not kill the beast, it will kill you." he enlisted as the prosecutor general for, to conduct the prosecution portion of the trial in the senate, everybody's favorite, benjamin butler, who then had returned to congress after an illustrious career as a civil war general. together, they were -- they were determined to get rid of johnson come hell or high

halek did not like lincoln, and he certainly did not like stanton. do what you are going to do, talk to me, i will take care of it. >> in context, grant is replacing halek. halek becomes a glorified chief of staff, a secretary, a conduit for orders from washington. there is that resentment. halek had come from the west to save the union, and he had not done it. grant comes from the west to save the union. halek is saying watch out for this snake pit. that is part of what is going on. john: that is exactly right. one thing i may disagree with slightly, halek really does not -- he does believe what is being said, but he likes the idea that he no longer has to make you decisions. now he can say general grant told me to tell you to shape up. >> on my 7000 mile car trip, i stopped in starkville, mississippi, to visit good friends at the university. they took me with great pride to your center. i want to say how marvelous it was to get this glimpse of grant. i recommend everyone to go. i think having it deep in the heart of mississippi shows the historical

what happens after that is stanton and anthony become incredibly angered. it's not pretty. if you've read their correspondent, there's a book by laura freed that looks at all of the things that happened after. there's no way to be proud of what happens after that. say "screw you and the republican party, we are going to try to court those democrats, get money from them to run our periodicals and make a lot of hypocrisy ofut the these laws going forward." , and they ares right in some ways about the hypocrisy that is being fed to them. being allowed to vote is about citizenship and sharing reasons, whether you're educated, so on. when you get to reconstruction amendments that are supposed to apply, they are supposed to apply to basically any black man. the suffragists go around and say "we are educated, we're not lunatics." non-educated and limited men are allowed to have the vote. the propaganda becomes very ugly. there's a lot of postcards you can look at. there's basically no way to get around the fact. makeare willing to bedfellows to get their things won. one thing i fo

and another shooting along stanton road northeast. that's where we find pat collins with the latest. pat? >> reporter: leon, it's incredible, one shooting at 1:00 p.m., another shooting at 4:00 p.m. i was over covering threeou men shot inside a car on 37th place nr the fort dupont ice rink when all of a sudden we learned of another shooting, another victim, another teenager, walking over here down stanton road. the victim here, a 17-year-old teenager. shot in the street around 4:00 p.m.oday. and say he was conscious breathing when they took him from the scene. police still looking for evidence, still tt ing to find motive. now it was just a fewut m ago we were at another shooting treet near the fort dupont ice rink. the victims there, three young people sitting in a car. ages 21, 19, and 15. shot and wounded in a drive by. i counted 14 shell casings and nine bullet holes in that car. robert irving is the uncle two of the victims. he talks about the impact of k thd of violence. >> it hurts. i mean, not even tly fa it hurts the neighbor

cannot help but think about what a former attorney general, former secretary of war, edward edwin stanton, said of abraham lincoln in the moments after lincoln died. "now he belongs to the ages." how many people have served this country can that be said at and people nod their heads and not go, what is he talking about? in life, john dingell and his, as he said, lovely deborah, and his four children. now he, too, belongs to the ages. generations of americans will study his work, knowing they are better off because he lived. remember a man who could always be found standing firm on the right side of history, and when he had to, standing alone. when john delivered his first speech in congress when he was 29 years old, or 28, i am not sure, i thought it was 28, but somebody told me it was 29 today, but too damn young to be in the congress. [laughter] the first time i met him, carl, it was the first state of the union i attended. i walked up, he shook my hand and said, congratulations, you won but you are too damn young to be here. [laughter] i was 29 when i got elected. when he delivered his

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john, i cannot help but think about what a former attorney general, former secretary of war edward stanton said of abraham lincoln in the months after almost died now he belongs to the ages. now belongs to the ages. how many people serve this country can that be said of and people nod their heads and not know what you are talking about. he belongs to the ages. in love john dingell and his as he said, lovely debra and his four children, now he too belongs to the ages, generations of americans will study his work and know they are better off because he lived. and remember a man who could always be fond -- found standing form on the right side of history and when he had two stand alone. when he delivered his first speech in congress when he was 29 or 28, name not sure, but he was too damn young to be in congress. i remember the for the i met him him, carl, it was the first state of the union i attended. i walked up the floor and he put his hand out and shook it and said congratulations, you won but you are too damn young to be here. i was 29. but when he delivered his first speech in congress

stanton. mr. stanton votes aye. miss dean. miss dean votes aye. miss powell. miss powell votes aye. miss escobar. miss escobar votes aye. mr. collins. mr. collins votes no. mr. tabet. mr. gohmert. mr. jordan. mr. buck. mr. radcliffe. miss ruby votes they. mr. gates. mr. johnson. mr. bigs. mr. big's votes no. >> harris: as we watch the roll call, i want to bring in andy mccarthy, former federal prosecutor who's with me today and "outnumbered." what is fastening about this, andy, is that we are talking about whether matthew whitaker, the acting ag before this house judiciary committee today, should have to answer the question which we didn't even hear of the total question but it had to do something with bias at this point. so they are doing a roll call. why is this necessary? >> the problem is they want to probe about his background. i think what they are trying to do is give him the confirmation hearing he never had, which has been a big point of dissent on the democratic side. the problem is that supposed to be an oversight hearing. so it's not supposed to go into his background. s

susan b anthony, elizabeth stanton, the rich history is right there. more importantly, what motivated me to stand with jackie and carolyn on these bills as well as with this movement is you know i'm the youngest of 12 children, i have eight older sisters and three older brothers, and my mom -- my father passed away when i was two, so my mom was a single mother. with 12 kids. having been raised in that household, i saw the power of women. there's no limits on who you are in america, sex, color, any type of discrimination is unacceptable. when i experienced those stories through them because they've experienced it through their lives, it just felt right to be a voice for my mom and stand with these great women to get this to the finish line. soledad: what is the argument for those states that are socially conservative? what are they fearful of? it has been 47 years. rep. reed: you would think we would not be having this conversation in 2019, but we are. and it's taken so many years to get to this point. why this wasn't done decades ago is a question to m

in a separate shooting about 15 minutes away on stanton road, police found a 17-year-olshot. >>> we are learning new details this morning on the latest deadlysh cn indian head highway. we brought this as breaking newa yest morning. juan ctillo died after a car slammed into the back of his car and his car collided with another car nearby berry road. the drivers of all three cars were injured. no word on what caused the crash or any charges will be filed. >>> let's turn now to the ongoing crisis in the mmonwealth. house speaker says lawmakers should come together andecide how to address thellegations against. cox tweeted last night that a legislation forum for hearings should be considered. he is hoping totiet democ support here. house democrats released a statement saying law enforcement should be the one investigating the assaults. thettorney for one of the women a usingfairfax called democrats cowards. >>> the newest member in the virginia general also now the youngest. just 27 years old won district 86 last night. the dentist is also the second muslim member. capturedalf the vote in a

ghana stanton has the geology hold both resources and hydrocarbon why are they so poor emotional you guys were trying to form a government that may have the toxic land essentially now where the more we lead to close down the more they push back we knew it was coming to question was do we sit back and wait or do we surprise them with a preemptive strike on the body until. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in that's something i feel every time i get on the chat every time i interview someone who are often working round the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. by making it every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories and that of course there's donald trump the town through the eyes of the world's journalists that's right out of them are script that calls for the end i a lesion of israel that is not what that phrase joined the listening post as we turned the camer

representative greg stanton served as phoenix mayor before taking his seat in congress. congresswoman ann kirkpatrick joined the u.s. house of representatives for the third time and her fourth term this year. she lost her first reelection bid in 2010 only to be reelected to the seat in 2012. she again left the house to run against john mccain for u.s. senate in 2016. representative kirk factored was a prosecutor and city attorney earlier in her career. isgressman steve orford another former member that has returned to the house this year. he was defeated in his 2014 reelection bid. before that come he was a nevada state senator serving four years as a majority leader. he has also been an executive at a marketing firm. voters in nevada's third district elected susie lee to the house. prior to holding office, she ran nonprofit organizations that helped his advantaged youth. the afterschool all-stars program ran after school athletic programs to help prevent kids from dropping out of high school. the next phase is familiar across the world but new to congress. mitt romney.

servedert stanton who for decades with the national park service is here today along with his lovelye, janet. asalh has partnered with carnegie hall in their migration series. at your seats, you have a brochure describing the series. we hope you will take it with you and utilize it. the d.c. lottery has provided the black history poster. as you leave today, please get your copy of the poster. copiesday" has provided of their migration insert for all of you, so make sure you carry your copy of that particular feature. and now? what thank you, gladys. good afternoon. my name is dr. thompson. i have the pleasure of serving as her cochair, as she said earlier. my honor to recognize special guests and sponsors attending the luncheon this year. again, please hold your applause until all have been introduced. as i call your name or organization, please stand. first, i would like to acknowledge a few of our special guests. who wasothy gilliam, featured at our inaugural authors event this morning. miceli hollandsworth baker, of thetional president sorority incorporated. scott, the interim pre

i'm a stanton national is accusing me and me of shelling villages detaining civilians and blocking aid as part of a new crackdown on ethnic but ists in northern rakhine state fighting has intensified since early january when a buddhist rebel group the me attacked four police posts and killed that teen offices villages and local activists say artillery and mortar shells are being fired into residential areas one woman told the rights group security forces have restricted the amount of rice allowed into her village westing a supply shortage more than five thousand people have been displaced since december many had fled to neighboring bangladesh to stay in makeshift camps amnesty says the army units involved are the same ones accused of carrying out atrocities against the regime and twenty seventeen nearly one hundred children in the democratic republic of congo have died from the ebola virus since an outbreak last year most of them were under five years old the charity's save the children warns the death toll could rise as the number of new cases jumped from twenty a week to more than fo

john i can't help but think about what a former attorney general, former secretary of war, edward stantonelongs to the ages. now he belongs to the ages. how many people have served this country can that be said at and people nod their heads and not go what's he talking about? he belongs to the ages. in life john dingell and his, as he said, lovely deborah, and his four children. now he, too, belongs to the ages. generations of americans will tudy his work, know they are better off because he lived. remember a man who could always be found standing firm on the right side of history. when he had to, stand alone. hen john delivered his first speech in congress when he was 29 years old or 28, i'm not sure. i thought it was 28. someone told me it was 29 today. but he was too damn young to be in the congress. [laughter] i remember the first time i met him, carl, i was the first state of the union i attended. i walked up on the floor he put his hand out. shook my hand. congratulations, you won, but you're too damn young to be here. i was 29. [laughter] when i got elected. when he delivered his f

stanton, the judas and hallock the devil. it's almost enough to make you feel sorry for george mcclellan. almost. if jesse fought too hard for her husband, nelly fontenot at all. unlike the other wives, owing you and met her husband as a young child. they were neighbors in lancaster ohio where their fathers were best friends. walked next door and offered to take in one of the 11 children left fatherless and penniless. according to family legend chose -- mother because he was the brightest. ellen was four. come was nine. for most of their childhoods ellen was away in catholic and laterchool company went to west point. wrote long interesting letters that transformed their relationship into love. they were married across from the white house at francis preston blair's house which a father was then renting. i learned that ellen suffered from numerous illnesses all her life. in 1882 at the age of 64 from heart failure. the only one of the wives to predecease her husband for it for her worst ailment struck her in her youth. a form

representative greg stanton served six years as phoenix mayor before taking his seat in congress, he has also been the deputy attorney general and the phoenix city council. joined the u.s. house of representatives for the third time, and forth term this year. she lost her first reelection bid, only to be reelected in 2012. she again left the house to run against john mccain for u.s. senate in 2016. representative kirkpatrick was a prosecutor and city attorney. isgressman steven horsford another former member who returned this year. he served one term earlier this decade before being defeated in his 2014 reelection bid, before that he was a nevada state senator serving four years as a majority leader. he has been an executive at a job training company. voters in nevada's third district elected susie lee as the congresswoman ran nonprofit organizations that helped disadvantaged youth. the afterschool all-stars program ran after school athletic activities in communities that have helped kids from dropping out of high school. the next phase is familiar across the world but new to congres

just in the last couple minutes another shooting was reported on stanton roa t we'red the victim is a boy. pat collins is headed to that scene. 'll have updates. >>> he is back in the ring tonight. bernie o sandersicially running again, announcing his 2020 campaign launch today. but this will be a far different campaignhan his 2016 bid. with sanders entering an already crowded field of democratic candidates tha includes five of his senate colleagues. >> our cpaign is about transforming our country and creating a g oernment based the principles of economic, social, racnml, and envital justice. >> three pmaries and caucuses in 2016 against hillary clinton. in a campaign video today he said he wants to build on the energy from that campaign. he wants a millionon people nade to be a part of his effort now. >>> long-time trump political adviser roger stone is going to be back in federal court later as the judge considers the condition of his release. the judge ordered the new hearg on thursday -- or ordered i for thursday after tone posted a photo of her on instagramt had a cross-hair near

. >>> it's a not-so-cold morning outside.l temperatures wp in the 40s and 50s, near 60 down in stanton andharrisonburg this morning. enjoy the mild weather while it's here.we gusty nor winds will be here this afternoon. you will feel the chill before the sundo goes wn. forecast comingight >> hold on to our hats. >>> new details and video of ant encountehat put a local leave.pal on why police and fellow students areta sing behind the adminirator. st [ music playing ] ♪ here comes the sun you,w ll of you. u live. what you love. [ laughter ] that's what inspired usat to creamerica's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. [ chattering ] that protects what's important. that handles everything [ group cheering ] and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi. and rethis is xfi.here. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. z339bz z16fz y339by y16fy >>> news 4 today starts now. >> welcome back at 5:30. it finally friday. we made it. and 45 degrees outside. not too bad. much colder weather is on tap. it will be here tonight. make sure you have your coa ready even

representative greg stanton served six years as phoenix mayor before taking his seat in congress. he has also been arizona's deputy attorney general and a member of the phoenix city council. congresswoman ann kirkpatrick joined the house of representatives for the third time and her fourth term this year. she lost her first reelection bid in 2010 only to be reelected to the seats in 2012. she again left the house to run against the late john mccain for u.s. senate in 2016. representative kirkpatrick was a prosecutor and city attorney earlier in her career. congressman steven horsford is another former member who returned to the house this year. he served one term earlier this decade before being defeated in his 2014 reelection bid. before that, he was a nevada state senator serving four years as the majority leader. athas also been an executive a marketing firm and job-training company. district nevada's elected susie lee to the house. the congresswoman ran nonprofit organizations that help this advantaged youth. the afterschool all-stars program ran after school athletic activiti

stanton. >> thank you mr. chair, mr. whis k whittaker. your time is near an end. there are, of course, several congressional investigations that involve yourself and i want you to pledge that you answer even after you depart from your position. >> are you talking about the doj? >> they are considering several questions that involve you. since you will be leaving soon i want you to agree that you will cooperate. >> yeah, he is a fine d.o.j. employee. >> the shut down of the department of justice, the function, is it fair to say the shut down was devastating on the ability of the department to do their work? >> the shut down really employees are law enforcement and are, you know, accepted in their forms of their duties, so they showed up every day like dedicated public servants and did their job knowing that you here in congress would ultimately pay them and come to some resolution for the shut down. >> i appreciate your recognition of that. i think every person up here in a bipartisan way would agree. the fbi, the other law enforcement officials, seems outstanding.

president andrew johnson was impeached for violating the tenure in office act by firing edwin stanton despite congress attempts to pass a law saying he could not do that. -- that was example an example of bringing impeachment because of subversion. your question reminds us regardless of what the courts say about whether the president can do this under the act, if congress -- say, majorities in both houses manage to pass a law saying they believe the president has misspent these funds, even if the president vetoes it, that judgment itself might be the grounds for concluding the president has attempted to subvert the will of congress and bringing impeachment proceedings. impeachment proceedings require a majority of votes in the house but they require 2/3 to convict in the senate, which may or may not be reached. house's conclusion that the president has exercised his powers to subvert its constitutional authority and to violate the law, could potentially be grounds for impeachment. host: we heard speaker pelosi say when it comes to the use of a national emergency, a democratic presiden

chesapeake bay, moving them right up against the mountains here back to the west. 52 over towards stanton, 53 in petersburg. where we've got the cloud cover 35 in gathesberg, and mh bel average. look at the clouds. really just amazing where the clouds a situated right along and east of the blue ridge. that's where they' been all day. nothing but sunshine right along i-81. a much betr day as far as temperatures foe and the way it feels outside. two storms, one tond the north one to the south. staying down there. we'll be dry again tomorrow. but we are tracking a system farther to the wbot. let's talk snow, everybody. here pcomes, thursday night 8:00 no problem, but this is an overnight event. so we will be able to see snow surfacek on grassy probably on roadways, too by tomorrow morning. here's 11:00 making its way in towards winchester, warrington. around 5:00 a.m., that's when it's really coming down here. s we cou a moderate burst, and i think that's what covers the streets early friday morning. by 8:00 a.m. it is gone, so maybe a two hour delay, but i wouldn't be surprised to see some

a friend of watson, stanton jones, confirms that in the summer of 2001 watson told him that she had beent duke university and that one of the men who her was duke basketball star cory mcentee. now, watson names both my getty and justin fairfax and a pair of facebook messages from 2017 which her legal team has provided us pictures of. fox news has not independently verified their authenticity but from one message, watson wrote to an unnamed person, i see you've been promoting justin fairfax on facebook despite knowing he me which is mind-blowing. are you serious lay voting for him today -- ? #metoo. then in march of 2017, in the midst of the campaign for governor, watson sent her friend on an article about it and wrote this is absolutely disgusting. this student me. her friend then asked if she reported it and watson replied, you know i didn't report it the university responded, and it later, of course i want to say something. he shouldn't be running for office, but i don't know what i can do. cory may get a completely denied the allegations through a spokesman and a statement to "the new

in a separate shooting about 15 minutes away from there o stanton road, police found a 17-year-old shot. he is expected to survive. no arrests he been made in either shooting. >>> let's turn now to the ongoing crisis in the commonwealth. virgin republican house speaker kirk cox says lawmakers should come together and decide how to addss the sexual assault allegations against the li lieutenant governor. two women accused fairfax. cox tweeted a legislative forum for hearings should be seriously considered. the house democratsreleased statement saying law enforcement should be the one investigating assaults. the attorney for one of the woman accusing fairfax of assault accused democrats. denied denied all allegations and refused to step down. >>> the blast of winter weather econtinues. >>re getting an update on the forecast and a look at how local airports are preparing for all this. chuck? >> dog walking forecast time. my little guy polka dot of the snow with his eyes open and reaching for the stars out there. dog walkingas for for today. if you need to adopt a dog, go to humanealliance.o

the record holder right now nor the yankees, giancarlo stanton.. the fact that they're taking so long is creating tension. >> it's all about money. >> shepard: yes, sir. >> 100 guys plus that haven't been signed. some big names, too. we always knew the guys like machado and bryce harper, they'll get signed. >> shepard: sure. >> these other guys, no. some players think it's major collusion on the part of the owners. >> shepard: how so? >> they think the owners have agreed to say listen, we're not going to sign these guys. we have some sort of a salary threshold. we're not going to pay them more than a certain amount. they did this in the 80s. the owners had to pay a settlement. >> shepard: the players union won that. >> yes. >> shepard: which was a lot of money then. now it's less than machado just signed for. >> and the talk is 350 for harper if you wand him. >> shepard: there's still a few in the sweepstakes. >> the white sox, the phillies, the padres said they wanted them both. >> shepard: i'm guessing the padres drained the bucket. >> i would t

. >> when president johnson fired his secretary of war, edwin stanton, the house approved 11 articlesf which accused the president of bringing congress into ridicule and disgrace. >> their entire approach to impeachment was partisan and ideological. however bad a president andrew johnson was, there were no grounds to remove him. >> the country was one vote away from removing president andrew johnson from office essentially because congress did not like him or his policies. >> johnson basically agreed to cease all of the behavior that had been so problematic, to go along with the congressional reconstruction program. >> historians today regard the impeachment trap as unconstitutional. >> impeachment fell into disrepute. >> johnson's impeachment would serve as a warning about the consequences of a partisan impeachment in a sharply divided country. >> it raises blood pressures, and in some perverse ways, it actually makes impeachment harder to use when you might really need it. ♪ introducing le vian links of love, only at jared. visit jared.com for $100 off any le vian purchase. dealing

stanton. >> no. >> ms. dean. >> no. >> ms. dean votes no. >> ms. powell. >> no. >> ms.> no. >> ms. escobar votes no. mr. collins? >> >>> gohmert votes aye. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. buck. mr. ratcliffe. ms. roeie. mr. gates. mr. johnson. mr. biggs. mr. biggs votes aye. mr. mcclintock votes aye. ms. less ko. mr. rentsmiller. mr. klein. mr. klein votes aye. ms. armstrong. ms. armstrong votes aye. mr. stubbie. are there any other members wishing to vote? >> i haven't voted. >> gentleman from texas. >> yes. >> are there any other members who wish to vote who haven't voted. >> mr. ratcliffe votes aye. >> the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman there are 24 noes and ten ayes. >> the motion to adjourn is not approved. i matthew g. whitaker is the acting attorney general. he previously serve as chief of staff to jeff sessions. he was appointed as the u.s. attorney for the southern district of iowa in 2004 by president george w. bush. before that a managing partner. whitaker and guise to you. and the exec i have director for fact between 2014 and 2017. mr. whitaker graduated with

cannot help but think about what a former attorney general, former secretary of war, edward edwin stanton this country can that be said at and people nod their heads and not go, what is he talking about? he along said the ages. his,fe, john dingell and as he said, lovely deborah, and is -- his four children. now he, too, belongs to the ages. generations of americans will study his work, knowing they are better off because he lived. remember a man who could always be found standing firm on the right side of history, and when he had to, standing alone. when john delivered his first speech in congress when he was 29 years old, or 28, i am not sure, i thought it was 28, but somebody told me it was 29 today, but too damn young to be in the congress. [laughter] the first time i met him, carl, it was the first state of the union i attended. i walked up, he shook my hand and said, congratulations, you won but you are too damn yoiuung to be here. [laughter] i was 29 when i got elected. when he delivered his first speech in congress, he fought back the tears at the enormity of his duty, memory of h

representative greg stanton served six years as phoenix mayor before taking his seat in congress. he's also been arizona's deputy attorney general, and a member of the phoenix city council. and congresswoman anne kirkpatrick joined the u.s. house of representatives for the third time, and her fourth term this year. she lost her first re-election bid in 2010, only to be re-elected to the seat in 2012. she again left the house to run against the late john mccain for u.s. senate in 2016. representative kirkpatrick was a prosecutor and city attorney. congressman steve horsford was a nevada state senator, serving four years as the majority leader. he's also been an executive at a marketing firm and a job training company. voters in nevada's third district elected susie lee to the house. prior to holding office, the congresswoman ran nonprofit organizations that helped disadvantaged youth. the after school all stars' program led throughout activities and helped kids from dropping out of high school. the next face is familiar across the world. but new to congress. utah elected mitt romne

hers because she was quite a spunky lady, but mcclellan's own strong , negative judgment of lincoln, stantonre consistently reinforced and amplified by nelly in the couples correspondence. s could always change a good opinion they had of someone, but never a bad one. in words and deed, nellie bolstered her husband's disdain of lincoln. nelly andllan brought their daughter to the antietam battlefield to marvel at the sight of his greatest victory, it is hard to imagine that nelly would not have known that lincoln and hallock were frantically urging her husband southward. them, andlan ignored nelly allowed them to do so. yes, she was still a relatively young woman and he was an important military person. balance ofparent power in a victorian marriage tilted heavily toward the husband. nevertheless, she could have found a way to convert his ill-advised arrogance at times, just as julia's freak, as she called it, forced grant to refuse the invitation to the theater. nellie's inaction was matched on occasion by regrettable action, as when she urged her husband to defy hallock's orders in the seco

again stanton has the else geology of both mentally resources under her why are they so poor emotionalyou guys would finally form a government. of the toxin when essentially nowhere the more we would close down the more they push back we knew it was coming the question was do we sit and wait or do we surprised them with a preemptive strike tom bodett or on to see an. al-jazeera . where every. watching out to syria let's pick up the top stories right now is high party that nominated the king's older sister for prime minister and next month's election is facing the dissolution election commission has recommended to the top or the thai rocks a char should be disbanded. spain's minority government is facing a crucial test in the coming hours which could trigger a sound election arleigh minister to vote on budget plans and the outcome depends largely on pro independence cattle on parties who have so far opposed to venezuela . an opposition leader one has ordered the armed forces to allow the delivery of a i doubt it states within the next ten days as a who continues to have the backing of t

in baseball history off to the three hundred twenty five million dollars signing of john college stanton by the miami marlins in twenty forty. i was easy guy i would love to have and you know i think it changes things pretty quickly if we do happen here how so i mean i think that speaks for itself i mean one of the top guys and we . obviously you know extremely young free agent that's got a lot of amazing baseball left and has already had a lot of amazing baseball his career and a lot left in him so we're all just glad it will hopefully be here with us in san diego now tempus have fled to new york has anthony just. launched the upcoming world heavyweight title fight they don't made sense of jane the first but things nearly got going straight away at madison square garden take a look. here and show that you just really thinks the head of the press conference just is the unbeaten champion with four of the heavyweight belts but this will be his debut in the us learn his big baby is also unbeaten but this is by far the biggest fight of his career and he looks like he means business. i'm read

thousand and six this would also be the second largest deal in baseball history of years young carlos stanton three hundred twenty five million dollars thirteen year deal with the miami marlins was signed in two thousand and fifteen. in tennis they only osaka lost her first match since being crowned the world number one on tuesday osaka was up against france's christina dinner at the dubai tennis championships lived in a village raced into a three love first set lead and never looked back the frenchwoman taking the honors six three six three split with her coach about a week ago and was emotional during the post match news conference. no offense to you guys i'm pretty sure like as time goes on you guys will stop talking about it for now. biggest tennis news. it's a little bit hard because if people are staring at me and not in like a good with. world number two some on a holiday has won her two hundred career main draw match the romanian defeated canada's eugenie bouchard in the second round of the dubai tennis championships on tuesday the twenty seven year old winning this one seven six and

robert stanton who has served for decades with the national parks service and been one of our true friends. asalah has partnered with carnegie hall and their migration series. at your seats you have a brochure describing the series. we hope you will take it with you and utilize it. the d.c. lottery has provided the black history poster and as you leave today, please get your copy of the poster. "usa today" has provided copies of their migration insert for all of you, so make sure you carry your copy of that particular feature. now sharita. >> thank you, gladys. good afternoon. my name is dr. sharita jacobs thompson and i have the privilege of serving as gladsist' co-chair as she said earlier. at this time it is my honor to recognize our special guest and sponsors attending the luncheon this year. please hold your applause until all have been introduced. as i call your name or organization will you please stand. first i would like to acknowledge a few of our special guests. miss dorothy gilliam featured at our inaugural author's event this morning. miss valerie hollinsworth baker, internati

stanton. >> thank you for appearing before us here today. your time as acting attorney general is near an end, after that you may or may not be working for department of justice or another position within the trump administration, there are of course several congressional investigations this involve yourself and i want you here today to pledge that you will answer any -- inspector general questions and cooperate fully with the investigations even after you depart from your current position? >> are you talking about the d.o.j. inspector general? >> yes, considering requests for information and investigations that involve you, since you will be leaving this position soon, i want you to commit in front of the committee you will answer the ig question and cooperate fully with the investigations. >> i'm happy to commit to that, i will cooperate with inspector general, michael horowitz is a fine d.o.j. career employee, utmost respect for him. >> thank you. the impact of the government shutdown on the functioning of the department of justice, the l

representative greg stanton served sick years as phoenix mayor before taking his seat in congress. he's also been arizona's deputy attorney general. and a member of the phoenix city council. and congresswoman ann kirkpatrick joined the u.s. house of representatives for the third time and her fourth term this year. she lost her first re-election bid in 2010 only to be re-elected to the seat in 2012. she again left the house to run against the late john mccain for u.s. senate in 2016. representative kirkpatrick was a prosecutor and city attorney earlier in her career. congressman steven horsford is another former member who returned to house to. he served one term earlier this decade before being defeated in his 2014 election bid. before that he was a nevada state senator serving four years as the majority leader. he's also been an executive at a marketing firm and a job training company. voters in nevada's 3rd district elected susie lee to the house. she ran nonprofit organizations that helped after school youth. she helped schools from dropping out of high school. next case is fami

mister robert stanton, who had served for a decade with the national park service, and one of our true, is here today, along with his lovely wife, janet. asahl has partnered with connie hall, and their migration at your seats, you have a brochure describing the series, we hope you will take it with you and read it. the dc lottery has provided the black history poster, and, as you leave today, please get your coffee copy of the poster. usa today has provided copies of their migration insert for all of you, so make sure you carry your copy of that particular feature. and now, sherita? >> thank you, gladys. good afternoon, my name is doctor sherita jacobs thompson. i have the privilege of serving as gladys is cochair, as she said earlier. at this time, it is my honor to recognize our special guest and sponsors attending the luncheon this year. again, please hold your applause until all have been introduced. as i call your name or organization, please stand. 1st, i would like to acknowledge a few of our special guests. ms. dorothy gilliam, who was featured at our inaugural office event thi

robert stanton, who has served for decades with the national park service and been one of our true friendsh his lovely wife janet. he has partnered -- asalh has partnered with carnegie hall and their migration series. at your seat you have a brochure describing the series and we hope you will take it with you and utilize it. the dc lottery has provided the black history poster and as you leave today please get your copy of the poster. usa today has provided copies of their migration insert for all of you so make sure you carry your copy of that particular feature. >> thank you. good afternoon. i have the privilege of serving as dr. gladys gary vaughn's cochair. at this time it is my honor to recognize our special guest and sponsors attending the lunch in this year. again please hold your applause until all have been introduced. as i call your name or organization will you please stand? first i would like to acknowledge a few of our special guests. ms. dorothy gilliam it was featured at our inaugural event this morning, miss valerie hollandsworth baker international president of zeta phi be

stanton. >> thank you very much, mr. chair. mr. whitaker, thank you for appearing before us today. your time as acting attorney general is near end. after that you may or may not be working for department of justice or another position within the trump administration but there are, of course, several congressional investigations that involve yourself and i want you here today to pledge that you will answer any -- inspector general questions and cooperate fully with his investigations even after you depart from your current position. >> are you talking about the doj office of inspector justice? >> yes. they're currently considering several requests for information in investigation that's involve you since you'll be leaving this position soon, i want you to commit here today in front of this committee that you'll answer the ig's questions and cooperate fully with those investigations. >> i'm happy to commit to that. i will cooperate with the inspects tor general. i have the most respect for him. he's done exceptional work. >> thank you so much. the impact of the government shutdown o

representative greg stanton served six years as phoenix mayor before taking his seat in congress. he's also been arizona's deputy attorney general. and a member of the phoenix city council. congresswoman ann kirk patrick joined the house of representatives for the thurd ti third time and fourth term this year. she lost her re-election bid in 2010 only to be re-elected to the seat in 2012. she again left the house to run against the late john mccain for u.s. senate in 2016. representative kirkpatrick was a prosecutor and sitting attorney earlier in her career. congressman steve horsford returned to the house this year. he served one term earlier this decade before being defeated in his 2014 re-election bid. before that he was a nevada state senator serving four years as the majority leader. he's also an executive at a marketing firm and a job training company. voters in nevada's 3rd district elected susie lee to the house. the congresswoman ran non-profit organizations that helped disadvantaged youth. the after-school all-stars program ran after-school athletic activities and commu