to get tos sigel stanton, march up the valley and take stanton, and marching up the valley means marching south because of how the elevation goes. so who will be opposing franz sigel in this movement? meet john c breckinridge, acting as defender of the shenandoah valley and the confederates department. breckinridge was born january 16, 1821, attended several colleges, attempted to serve in the mexican-american war, but he saw no active combat. returning to his home state of kentucky, he served in the state legislature and will eventually serve in both houses of the u.s. congress. he also becomes the youngest vice president in american history, serving under james buchanan. in 1860, breckinridge runs for president. he will be one of the four candidates, lincoln, john bill, john breckinridge, and stephen douglas. breckinridge is running on a democratic ticket. his campaign managers come up with a platform he doesn't necessarily agree with. well, breckinridge loses the president's initial election and lincoln -- presidential election and lincoln takes office. kentucky appoints breckinridge a

so this is a portrait of stanton and anthony. it's by napoleon stanton. 's pointing to a book and they're very dignified and this is a, what would be like a publicity shot today. they were using to portrait to represent them to a wider audience. they didn't meet until 1851. so it was a gathering, the first national convention in 1848. in new york and stanton and others penned the declaration of sentiments. which is really the beginning document, one of the first documents put into writing when they were advocating for the vote. but what i hope this exhibition explains by going back right back to to 1832 is that women were getting tot and talking and advocating for their rights, their citizenship rights, well before 1848. suffrage just didn't appear out of thin air. it has ary that others would argue starts well before so that's a great intellect yul debate that i encourage you to look into. so i brought us up to 1869 and now the next gallery which starts in 1870. so we're in the second gallery and i wanted to make sure to include representation of the wom

this is a portrait of elizabeth cady stanton and susan b anthony from 1870. the artist captured them together -- you know, anthony is pointing to a book, and they are very dignified. this is what would be, like, a publicity shot today. they were using this portrait to represent them to a wider audience. they didn't even meet until 1851. seneca falls, as most of us probably recall from our history books in high school, was a gathering, the first convention in 1848. in new york, in seneca falls. elizabeth cady stanton and others penned the declaration of sentiments, which is the beginning document, one of the first documents that women were put into writing that women were advocating for a vote. what i hope this exhibition explains is by going back way back to 1832 is that women were getting together and talking and advocating for their rights, for their citizenship rights well before 1848. suffrage just didn't appear out of thin air. it actually has a long history that others would argue starts well before 1832. that is a great intellectual debate i encourage

when there is reported to the war department stanton congratulates rosecrans and fire shraourts when they get the news. then stanton says you and your normal army now have a chance to give finishing blows of the rebellingre rebellion rebellion. will you neglect the chance? this illustrates that tullahoma is obscured even in 1863 as opposed to 2019. rosecrans said i received your cheer cheery dispatch falling of vicksburg. you do not appear to observe the fact that this notable army has driven the arm from middle tennessee. i beg on behalf of this arm the war department may not overlook so great an event because it is not written in letters of blood. i have now to repeat that the rebel arm has been forced from its position in shelbiville and tullahoma and driven over the cumberland mountains. my infantry advances within 16 miles and cavalry eight miles of the alabama lane. no organize rebel force within 25 miles of there another on this side of the cumberland mountains. never again except for that last death ride of arm of tennessee will the army of tennessee penetrate middle or weste

rachel stanton, bbc news. the world as "yoga grandma", has died at the age of 99. v na—nammal had been in poor health since a fall from her cot a week ago. despite her age, she was still teaching hundreds of students a day and is thought to have taught more than a million people in total, some of whom have gone on to become teachers around the world. her decades of dedication to yoga earned her one of india's highest civilian honours and she became a popular figure on youtube in her later years, still performing some of the most formidable yoga positions in her trademark pink saris. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @duncangolestani. hello once again. if you are the end of your tether with the cloudy, wet and windy weather, i have news for you. there is a significant change in weather type on its way for the british isles and it can't come too soon. there are tens of flood warnings out across england and wales and no wonder when you see just how much rain has fallen in parts of paris and also into devon. notab

rachel stanton, bbc news. parade. thousands of people from the lgbt community took part in this year's march through the streets of south africa's biggest city. it's the longest—running pride event on the african continent, where many nations still have some of the world's most prohibitive laws governing homosexuality. same—sex marriage has been legal in south africa since 2006, and the slogan for this year's parade is "pride of africa". just really nice to see, you vibe with your tribe so it is really nice to see people who share the same interests coming to one place and enjoying themselves. it's a celebration of diversity and celebrating your humanity and your individuality. i am happy because i am gay and also it isjust a cool vibe seeing people around who are just like me. what i think is important as people feel comfortable in theirskin. important as people feel comfortable in their skin. i am here to celebrate being gay and to have a great time. a cardigan that was once worn by kurt cobain on stage has

rachel stanton, bbc news.ecord—breaking $330,000. the late lead singer of nirvana wore the cardigan during the band's famous live performance on mtv unplugged back in 1993. 26 years later the garment remains unwashed, bearing stains and cigarette burns. julien's auctions say it's the most expensive sweater to be sold at auction in history. kurt created the grunge look and he didn't wear show clothes so this was a sweater he actually bought an ace thrift shop. made in the 1960s, heavily used with cigarette burns, so heavily used with cigarette burns, so it is easily identified because of the stains and burns and he wore it ata of the stains and burns and he wore it at a most important performance in my opinion so it is a holy grail of clothing that can come up for auction. millions of hindus, sikhs, and jains across the world are taking part in diwali celebrations. the biggest celebrations are taking place in india, where public spaces are being lit up by candles and oil lamps. the annual festival of lights is

rachel stanton, bbc news.died at the age of ninety—nine. v.nanammal had been in poor health since a fall from her cot a week ago. despite her age, she was still teaching hundreds of students a day and is thought to have taught more than a million people in total, some of whom have gone on to become teachers around the world. her decades of dedication to yoga earned her one of india's highest civilian honours and she became a popular figure on youtube in her later years, still performing some of the most formidable yoga positions in her trademark pink saris. that's it from me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello once again. to say there was a real mixture of weather across the british isles through saturday would be something of an understatement but many parts of the midlands, eastern england, and is another southern counties, it really did look grim. further west, some sunshine finished up the afternoon in wales and south—west of england and north of england too. further north, tilman harp

rachel stanton, bbc news.s coming up after the headlines. time for a look at the weather with phil avery. hello once again. to say there was a real mixture of whether on offer across the british isles on saturday would be something of an understatement. for many parts of the midlands, eastern england, and some of the southern counties, it really did look as grim as that. further west, at least there was some sunshine to finish off your afternoon across parts of wales and south—west england, the north of england, too. but further north, again, into the northern half of scotland, there have been showers aplenty throughout the day and that is because you are that much closer to the centre of the low pressure so the atmosphere very unstable, it will keep that prospect of the showers going. a lot of isobars there as well so it has been windy as well. eventually, the frontal system will gradually work its way that little bit further towards the south and east, and what is left behind, still some pretty gusty conditi

rachel stanton, bbc news.ecord—breaking $330,000. the late lead singer of nirvana wore the cardigan during the band's famous live performance on mtv unplugged back in 1993. 26 years later the garment remains unwashed, bearing stains and cigarette burns. julien‘s auctions say it's the most expensive sweater to be sold at auction in history. kurt created the grunge look and he didn't wear show clothes so this was a sweater he actually bought in a thrift shop. made in the 19605, heavily used with cigarette burns, so it is easily identified because of the stains and burns and he wore it at a most important performance in my opinion so it is a holy grail of clothing that can come up for auction. thatis that is how it is looking at this hour. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ duncan golestani. for now, thank you very much for watching. if you are at the end of your tether with the cloudy, wet and windy weather, i have news for you. there is a significant change on the way and it can't come too soon. there are tens

rachel stanton, bbc news.r a convincing win against defending world champions new zealand. the all blacks were clear favourites before the game, but england's players produced a memorable performance to win19—7. english fans celebrated the win outside the stadium in yokohama. that was incredible. absolutely incredible, from start to finish, they were all over them. is that the best you have seen england play? yes. that was the way we hoped they'd play and they did. what was they'd play and they did. what was the atmosphere like for the fans? nobody in the england side was quiet for a nobody in the england side was quiet fora minute. nobody in the england side was quiet for a minute. they were backing the boys the whole way through. and what now? the final. bring it home for england. here for the final. that is confidence for you! india's oldest yoga teacher, who became known affectionately around the world as "yoga grandma", has died at the age of 99. na—nammal had been in poor health since a fall from her cot

stanton without senate consent. stanton was the secretary of war. it turned out that the act he was said to have violated, the tenure of office act, was not that much long afterwards held unconstitutional. so the whole theory of the impeachment really missed the mark. what was really wrong was johnson, and what we might argue have justified his removal. it would have gotten the extra vote? we really don't know. johnson was trying to undo the result of the civil war. he was fundamentally hostile to lincoln's whole program and to the idea of the union and to the elimination of slavery. it was over that broad question he was a destructive force that we think ought probably to have been removed. istening on the right reason something we don't really speculate about. thank you. impeachmentcase for was clear was with president nixon, and if president nixon had not resigned, and if he had been impeached, would he have been convicted and removed from office? mr. matz: the historical evidence strongly suggests he would have

it was that course i had from john house in 10th grade atigh school in stanton, virginia. david: you then went to yale to get a phd in what? francis: in chemical physics. so it was very-- david: what is chemical phumics? francis: quaechanics. itas mathematical, physical science. david: ok, so your parents are obviously proud. you got a degree from the university of virginia. you have a phd from yale, and now you're ready to get a job, right? ancis: you would think so, wouldn't you? david: well, what happened? francis: here i was as a aduate student sort of working late at night at 2:00 in the morning, and there was another guy one floor above me who was also there in the middle of thnight, and he was working in the lab on dna. and the more i read about it and talked to him out it and began to read articles about it, the more excited i got about than area of science that is ready to burst forward wi all kinds of pottial. and frankly, i was feeling a little bit lonely and a littleit like what i was puuing in terms of quantum mechanics and second-order differential equations

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or stanton sparks a deal remains in limbo despite parliament approving its plan. how i we've got some wet weather in the fall costa japan over the next couple of days it's not cheap out of the moment but you can see this area cloud sliding across the yellow sea through the korean peninsula and that's going to continue making its way eastwards as we go through the next day or thickening as it does so some heavy downpours stifle q shoe southern parts of honshu and that right becomes widespread as we go on into friday so some really wet weather for a good part of japan at this station just offshore we can see a tie thing which should stay offshore actually it does me some wetter weather coming into that eastern side of japan as to china not say bad hey a lot of fine and dry weather we have got the winds coming in from more of a north korean northeasterly direction still a few showers coming into central and northern parts of vietnam bad as we go on through the next couple days might be sliding a little further south with western parts of china i will say some heavy r

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according to the investigation, his friend, jared stanton black when his reckless sudden and accelerati girlfriend was in the back and it was converted into a storage area and no longer actually had seats.aid black wa under the influence of drugs or alcohol and also states no one properly. after the crash, kevin quote exited the vehicle and 11th the scene of the collision. after the report revealed kevin caused the crash, he released a statement through his attorney, quote, i have nothing but love for him and rebecca and wish them a speedy recovery. as for kevin's recovery, he's not planning to go back to work full time until the first of the year. we're told kevin fractured his spine in three places. the 40-year-old was hospitalized for 10 days after the crash and then to a rehabilitation e for physicaleek, kevin put in two hours of work for promos for his upcoming jumanji sequel. >> kevin is great and his funny self. >>> now, to the college admission scandal, lori loughlin's fate won't be until next year likely. >> what i value in the felicity huffman sentence, it sent a message to ot

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elizabeth cady stanton and others penned the declaration of sentiments, which is the beginning document, one of the first documents that women were advocating for a vote. what i hope this exhibition explains is by going back way back to 1832 is that women were getting together and talking and advocating for their rights, for their citizenship rights well before 1848. suffrage just didn't appear out of thin air. it has a long history that others argue. that is a great intellectual debate i encourage you to look into. i brought us up to 1869 and now we are going to move into the next gallery, which starts in 1870. gallery ande second i wanted to make sure to include representation of the women's christian temperance union. ofhelps us get into a lot friend issues that american women were facing. temperance was a large organization that had 100 thousand women across the united states involved. they would gather and meet in what was called chapters. the temperance union fully endorsed -- there is a woman on the horse. these welling over marked barrels of alcohol. behind her are all of her co

anthony, elizabeth katie stanton and sojourner truth are breaking the bronze ceiling. the three women's rights activists will be featured in a new statue going up in central park the while the park is home to 23 monuments honoring famous men this new statue will be the first to celebrate the accomplishments of non-fictional women. >> you've got that in central park, the fearless girl downtownheadg the right directi. >>> still ahead health scare for former president jimmy carter and staying in srelyupme good shape. justice ruth bader ginsburg opened up to us about her worked routine. that's next. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® introducing new vicks vapopatch easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. new vicks vapopatch. breathe easy. the hazelnut spread m&m'sve all been wspokescandy! (clapping) (audience gasps) o

rachel stanton reports. celebrating in style.arches but this year there is a difference. taiwan will now allow same—sex couples to get married. it isa same—sex couples to get married. it is a first for asia, as same—sex marriages are not legal in other parts of the region. since the law was changed in may, more than 2000 couples have ta ken was changed in may, more than 2000 couples have taken advantage of this. translation: we hope everybody can understand that way people are around them. they are your neighbours, families in france was that we can all be good neighbours and marched together. despite this change in the law, the lgbt community says further steps need to be taken. translation: marriage equality is the beginning. it is not the end. we have to keep pushing for many other issues, including internationalway marriage recognition, parental and adoption rise as well as a surrogacy. adoption rise as well as a surrogacy. and most importantly, gender equality education. taiwan's for ministry posted his support for the parad

john carlos stanton home run to right center. six earns, for greinke. bases loaded, two outs.ll four. instead to center field. two more runs scored. part of a five rbi day for torres. they have a 1-0 series lead. >> obviously it's a long series. but i thought our energy was really good tonight. you know, obviouslyer aft afterg some days off, not that i was worried about us not ut i our lda we got to turn the page quick. >> nationals and erick cardinal. michael taylorer a home runnau of adam wainwright. shut down in game two. seven innings, one hit, no earned, 11 strikeouts. pitching reigned supreme for the nationals. this is a big base hit. adam eaten, two rbi double. nats are now the 2-0 series lead. >> didn't have my arm slot in the beginning. and then i found my arm slot and was able to start driving the fast ball into locations i wanted. trusting what he ewas putting down and staying within our game plan and executing pitches. >> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by red rock casino. >> remember when they win. >> that's right. we got to work on that, bud a e. much mor

the things to understand, we pick of the suffrage movement as may be susan b anthony and elizabeth stanton and we don't have a sense of how large this movement was then in every city in every state and every town there were suffragist organizing and african american women, organizing, latino women organizing and one of the great things about the centennial since were now entering the centennial years, august 2020 will be the 100 anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment. in every state is beginning the commemoration. one of the great things it is stirring more research at the local level. so were going into archives and places that were not looked at to get all the voices into the story like the black women's club, like the church records, all these places that told the story of ordinary women who really make a big sacrifice, they risk reputations and risk being condemned, their pastors are against them and they are very brave and at every level alter the country in one of the great things, we are getting much larger, much more complex, more colorful idea of the suffrage moveme

stanton. the chair: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for two minutes. mr. stanton: i thank the gentleman for yielding and for his leadership as the chairman of the natural resources committee and as the senior member of our arizona delegation. today i rise in support of h.r. 1373, the grand canyon centennial protection act. when people think of arizona, they most often conjure up images of the grand canyon. it's our state's greatest treasure and one of the most iconic natural wonders on earth. it took nearly two billion years for the colorado river and its tributaries to cut through layer after layer of rock to form the canyon. the spectacular scene is something best experienced in person. which is why it's one of the most visited national parks in our country. the park is a key economic driver for northern arizona's economy. last year the grand canyon welcomed 6.3 million visitors, bringing almost $1 billion of value to our local economy. president roosevelt, who designated the grand canyon a national monument in 1908, said, quote, leave it as it is. you c

it was carlos stanton a long wayen wt mhte been ball four. it's a bloop to center.wo more runs score. yankees win 7-0. a 1-0 series lead. >> this is a long series, but i thought our energy was really good tonight. you know, obviously after having some days off not that i was worried about us being flat or being not sharp, but i thought we were sharp. loved our look today. we got to turn the page here quick and know we got a tough one tomorrow. >> nlcs game, michael taylor, a home run off adam waneright. his first of the post season. cards had just one hit in game one. they were shut down by scherzer in game two. 11 strikeouts. waneright also struck out 11 but gave up three earned runs. eaten two rbi double down the line. nats win with a 2-0 series lead. >> didn't have my arm slot in the beginning. then around the fourth or fifth inning i felt like everything loosened up in my shoulder and i found my arm slaugt and drove the fastball to locations i wanted. worked the whole day. staying within our game plan and executing pitches. >>> it is nfl sunday week six of the s

. >> when president johnson fired his secretary of war, edwin stanton, the house approved 11 articlest against him, one of 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 new vicks vapopatch easy to wear, with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you,

two batters later, john carlos stanton a long way to the bullpen in right center.s wasn't done. basis loaded, kind of digs out what might have been ball four but to center. he had a five rbi game. yankees win 7-0, they have a 1-0 series lead. >> obviously it's a long series, but, you know, i thought our energy was really good tonight. obviously after having some days off, not thatives worried about us being flat or being not sharp, but i thought we were sharp. loved our look today. we've got to turn the page here quick and we've got a tough one tomorrow. >> nlcs game two, nationals, cardinals. a home run off adam wainwright. just like that, 1-0 nationals. cards had just one hit in game one. they were shut down in game 2. mad max, seven innings, one hit, no earned. wainwright gave up three earned runs. adam eating two rbi. nats win 2-1, they have a series lead. >> i really didn't have my slot in the beginning. in the fourth, fifth inning, everything loosened up in the shoulder, i was able to drive the fastball into locations i wanted. i was staying within our game p

stephanie stanton live in lakeview terrace. thank you. >>> let's check in with our meteorologist to get an update on the wins gusting in the san fernando valley. rosemary? >>> the santa ana winds are gusting to 40 or 50 and i saw one observation to 60 miles per hour. it is not going away today. let's take a look at the red flag warning that stretches from ventura county to los angeles county. this is going to continue as we move through the afternoon. those winds are not expected to calm down. the area between santa clarita and san fernando, i'm picking up sustained winds at about 21 miles per hour. take a look at the relative humidity, 8%. as we get to the second part of the afternoon, some of these humidity levels could drop down to about 2%. we do have that red flag warning in place until tomorrow. outside a red flag warning on the east area, we have three other fires burning. a lot going on there. this is going to continue. i don't see a shift in the wind coming until tomorrow afternoon. they have at least another 24 hours,

. >> when they fired edward stanton, the house approved 11 articles of impeachment against him one which ridicule and disgrace. >> their entire approach was partisan and ideology calm 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 problematic, to go along with the congressional reconstruction program. >> historians today call it -- johnson's impeachment would serve as a warning of the consequences of a partisan impeachment in a sharply divided country. >> it raises blood pressures and in some perverse ways it makes impeachment harder to use when you might really need it. etting. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too. really? book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelp

voted to build a statue of three pioneering figures -- the' are women' suffrage icons elizabeth cady stantonanthony and sojourner truth, who escaped slavery to become a leading abolitionist. the park has 23 statues already, all of n. still to come, the latest from the campaign trail and a one-on-one interview with senator bernie sande we break down theatt on the impeachment fight in congress. four drugompanies reach a last-minute deal in a high-stakes opioid caseal. and g flint. how focused and nutrition products batute the effects of led-laden water. >> this is the "pbs newshour," from w eta studios in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: we turn now to the democratic presidential race. candidates spent the weekend working to build up enthusiasm contest. a crowded at a saturday rally of more than 20,000 peopleen in q new york, bernie sanders had a clear message. sen. sanders: i am more than ready to assume the office of president of the united states. to put it bluntly, i am back. [cheering] hedy: less than three weeks after sufferi

several people from stanton including john brown and speaker of the house of virginia. he argued in the presence of enemies that to leave the united states was profoundly as misguided. they said if there is a war where it will be. virginia will be the flanders of they had seen it devastated by this war. ow he's going to testify to these republicans about what it means. with going it plead president lincoln in april of 1 immediately before fort sumter give us a little more time. the war commission asked wass there any longer a combination overthrow aimed it the government and baldwin didn't know. i have been in intercourse with of most bitter determined ll the machien and i would knof there was any such combination and everyone subpoenaed that defeated and the government of the united states was the government of virginia. ask is we behat we able to vote again. hands pted it and shook at appomattox. let's move forward. plans to t republican reunify the nation he warned constitution that was being discussed would phraptd a none in itterness not the bitterness of war. negr

we have the latest on the saddleridge fire, stephanie stanton joins us from the command post . what is the latest there? >> >> reporter: good morning. the latest is the fire is 0% contained.. now about 12 hours into this firefight. i am here at what is called the hansen dam recreation center. this is about 13 miles east of for the heart of the fire is at this point. there is a unified command here. firefighters held a briefing within the past hour to bring us an update. the fire is more than 4700 acres. joining me now, captain brandon silverman. with the los angeles fire department. we talked about the fact, this is 0% contained. we are by no means out of the woods. what can you tell us about the fire plans for fighting the fire today? >> firefighters are definitely actively involved in firefighting today. they will be throughout the afternoon and evening. with the heavy winds do, you can imagine it's very difficult to get containment. right now the priority is live safety and protecting as many structures as possible. >> reporter: we understand there's roughly 1000 firefighter

he fired the secretary of war, edwin stanton, and five days later the house impeached him.d no hearings, they had nothing. they just knew he had fire the secretary of war. they thought that was illegal, and they impeached him. we are being a lot more and there than that, has been no constitutional violation. it is difficult to violate that constitutional provision. david: not much of one. exactly. there has been a lot of back-and-forth about whether the house is obligated or should have a formal resolution begetting the impeachment process, which has happened in prior instances. nancy pelosi said she will not do it. this is what she said. >> the reality at this time is we will not be having a vote and i'm pleased with the thoughtfulness of our caucus in terms of being supportive of the past -- of the path we are on in terms of fairness and seeking the truth and opposing -- upholding the constitution of the united states. david: what difference would it make if they did have a formal resolution? david s.: i think you get more credibility if you have had the chamber vote. thi

more time to look over his breakfast agreement if they agree to an election on december 12th and stanton'shat attempt to force a snap fight and break the impasse as impressions delay departure from the release of this week he pours the passage of his present deal after parliament decided they went in given enough time to debase it has more from london. boris johnson is looking for a general election very much because the government feels boxed in it was forced by m.p.'s to seek an extension to the whole process after m.p.'s back to the moment last month were expecting the e.u. to come back with exactly how long that extension should be in their eyes you know the germans of the irish are saying that it should be as long as the 31st of january and there's some fear from the government that if it is that long there'd be so many amendments forced upon the government for instance the idea of possibly including a 2nd referendum or changes to customs arrangements the boisterousness do you would see used to be the deal that he agreed with the e.u. ceased to be the deal that appears given a vote re

point but he is watching his arms marching, by you can see and, what the secretary of war, at when stanton, president entered johnson, and george gordon, the victor gettysburg, secretary of the navy gideon wells, william tecumseh sherman whispering to someone, has ever been a photo with the secretaries of the navy of all of the armies, the president the grand commander of everyone in one photo? an unbelievable detail that set unknown until a zoomed into photo. this is not just me they can do this. this is a free photo at the library of congress, i encourage all to explore the photos of the civil war. then, the grand review is over, the wars over, and like i said, there's a lot of tough times i had. especially politically. the union had already passed and ratified the 13th amendment, then the attack on with the 14th, the 15th, of sacred is illegal, black people can vote, women still can vote but they're moving along with these amendments but it will take a long time for these things to actually be felt, and this the -- civil war soldiers making sense of it all the, form groups, they march i

was drafted and written by - - stanton evans. then the youngest editor of a newspaper in america. it still stands up very well as the best single, short, concise statement of principle. >> realpolitik was going on at the time. the presidential election in 1960. where were you all on richard nixon? >> he was not our first choice. [laughter] our first choice was barry goldwater. he was there and as a matter of fact, he was put in nomination but withdrew his name. but there's also just enough of the pragmatism and us to say well, if we can't have barry goldwater. richard nixon is not bad second choice. after all, he was responsible for getting - - in the 1940s. he is somebody who understands politics. which is important to us. so we will work for him. and we did. many of the young conservatives of the day work as volunteers. not as volunteers. for the campaign. and naturally, we were downcast when he lost so narrowly to john kennedy. but time, we said come 1964, we are going to run barry goldwater and we began working to the end. >> did you ever feel deep down that you ever had a cha

i drafted a written by m stanton evans. the interest editor of a newspaper in america.t still stands up very well is one of the best single short concise principles of conservative principles. >> will politics was going on at the time. a presidential election in 1960, where were you allik on richard nixon? >> is our first choice.rs [laughter] our first choice was very full f bladder. as a matter fact, he was put in nomination. but there was also just enough of the pragmatism if we can't have barry goldwater, richard nixon his not a bad second choice. after all he was responsible back in the 1940s, somebody who understands politics. understands, and we work for him and we did. monday young conservatives of the day worked as volunteers. not always volunteers for the nixonn campaign. naturally we were downcast we need lost to john kennedy. but at the same time, we said, 1964, we are going to run barry goldwatergo and we began working to that end. as early as 1962. our finished rallies in new york city. >> your fealty down that you have chance of winning. >> the morning and

cash jal, before representative cash jal starts, on our side it will be carbajal, stanton and lynch in that order and it will be stauber in that order and representative carbajal for five minutes. >> thank you for coming to our subcommittee today and for giving us an update of this faa reauthorization act of 2018. building on some of the questions by my colleagues regarding colleges and college center of excellence, section 631 of that measure authorized the new program known as community and technical college centers of excellence in small, unmanned aircraft systems and technology training. this section is intended to extend a role for training and various applications with small drone technology. >> in my district, allen hancock college is a community college that has the interests in the section 631 center of excellence program. the college is located on a site of the former hancock college of aeronautics which opened its doors 90 years ago and trained thousands of piles for service during world war ii. section 631 provides opportunities for a school such as allen hancock college to

stanton. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as result of this singular focus in getting the maximum as quickly as possible, and actions that were taken and many that were not taken, 346 innocent people lost their lives. today we've heard a lot about the mcas and a troll in these tragedies. the evidence our committee has outlined today and in the months leading up to this hearing shows boeing did not even follow its own design requirements when equated this mcas system and put it on the max. here's what deeply troubles me. that only did you feel to follow your own design requirements for mcas but you also went to great lengths to id mcas, the existence of mcas from your customers and even from pilots who are vital to the safe operation of the max. mr. hamilton, you are boeing's chief engineer. it's your job to make sure mcas worked properly. i want to ask you a few questions about boeing's internal mcas requirements. those design requirements were described in detail in boeing's own coordination sheets and these sheets are updat