and bishop swain, a permanent -- we'll just let that go by. we're going to ban helicopters in the city. this will be a permanent housing site for formerly homeless individuals does exactly what we want to see happen in our city. i met earlier with some residents here, and it is clear that our problem with homelessness is not intractable. budget investments like the ones we are making today change people's lives. michael, who i met here, was homeless for three years, sleeping in his van, living on the streets, sleeping in golden gate park after he lost his job of 14 years. he is now housed and living a great life. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: brenda is here today, as well. -- oh, brenda, is it okay? i better not tell your age. homeless for four years before being connected to bishop swain by the sanctuary, a 24 hour shelter in the south of market neighborhood, these two examples are what happens when we provide a safe environment and permanent, supportive housing where we can make real progress. and the budget includes $60 million in ne

video games q fox news and retired political science professor carol swain who proclaimed on the martha maccallum show i think that playing those violent video games clearly influences behavior and we know that in the military they sometimes use video games to break down people's inhibitions and so there is no way our children are not being affected by violent video games and movies that they watch so what was this horribly violent vicious shoot 'em up game cast was playing the clearly rotted there's brain to the point of violent rampage. why madden n.f.l. nineteen and american football simulation video game wasn't call of duty wasn't doom wasn't even grand theft auto yes he was playing a video game simulation of the n.f.l. the same n.f.l. that is featured every sunday on fox t.v. i wonder why martha maccallum and our panel of guys didn't blame the violence of n.f.l. football as a reason for the shooting. in the. video games have long been the perfect target of politicians religious leaders and others as the bane of morality for our children so today. let's find out just why video games

video games cue fox news and retired political science professor carol swain who proclaimed on the martha maccallum show i think that playing those violent video games clearly influences behavior and we know that in the military they sometimes use video games to break down people's inhibitions and so there's no way our children are not being affected by violent video games and movies that they watch so what was this horribly violent vicious shoot 'em up game cats was playing the clearly rotted his brain to the point of bile and rampage. why madden n.f.l. nineteen and american football simulation video game wasn't call of duty wasn't doom wasn't even grand theft auto yes he was playing a video game simulation of the n.f.l. the same n.f.l. that is featured every sunday on fox t.v. i wonder why martha maccallum and our panel of guys didn't blame the violence of n.f.l. football as a reason for the shooting. but one. video games have long been the perfect target of politicians religious leaders and others as the bane of morality for our children so today let's find out just why videogames have

games q fox news and retired political science professor carol swain who proclaimed on the martha maccallum show i think that playing those violent video games clearly influences behavior and we know that in the military they sometimes use video games to break down people's inhibitions and so there's no way our children are not being affected by violent video games and movies that they watch so what was this horribly violent vicious shoot 'em up game cats was playing the clearly rotted there is brain to the point of violent rampage. why madden n.f.l. nineteen an american football simulation video game wasn't call of duty wasn't doom wasn't even grand theft auto yes he was playing a video game simulation of the n.f.l. the same n.f.l. that is featured every sunday on fox t.v. i wonder why martha maccallum and our panel of guys didn't blame the violence of n.f.l. football as a reason for the shooting. but one. video games have long been the perfect target of politicians religious leaders and others as the bane of morality for our children so today let's find out just why videogames have taken

swain and dr. jones identified it. but as he told you, it was almost illedgible. in the summer of 2003, almost 40 years later, i asked the north carolina state archives to send me a copy of the diary. but when it arrived i couldn't read a word in it. i asked two professional transscribers at the archives if they could help me and they told me it was written in code, which was entirely possible because rose sent many of her messages out in code. one said it would take 1,000 hours to translate and that it couldn't be done. the former editor of the papers of jefferson davis referred me to dr. jones, mr. north carolina, he called him, saying he might have a copy of the transdescription. when i first contacted dr. jones i said i was writing a biography of rose. and if he knew of her diary. he said he did. he said he had one. i boldly asked if he shared it with me proudly telling him that i was a news reporter. it didn't fly. i told him it would add a voice to rose's manuscript. i know he thought i worked for "people" magazine. he was very doubtful. the news reporter pa

mayor kenny says the solution is not complicated, william mc swain says the defendant received a freeom the city of philadelphia under the part of prisons. the secretary of homeland security kirstjen neilsen had this to say. >> it could have been prevented and should have been prevented. we know the american people better. rob: the hog farmer questions over the disappearance of mollie tibbetts admits to taking a polygraph test. fbi agents asked him if he had anything to do with the 20-year-old's disappearance, he told them no but doesn't know the results of the test. he denied knowing anything about molly and repeatedly said he thinks some guy probably has her. molly went missing three weeks ago while on a run in iowa. the reward is $316,000. 20,000 people ordered to evacuate as a massive wildfire closes in on their homes, going to 10,000 acres in just hours. a state of emergency declared in orange and riverside counties. they are fighting the flames. the man who started the fire refuses to show up for work. that is him right there. the chair of the house judiciary committee connected

carol swain and steven hilton, a host of "the next revolution." welcome to both of you.e of these gains, and carol, i know researchers say that it does not lead to violent behavior. however, we do know that many of these colors in the school shootings and here as well are people that have been under psychiatric treatment and they've been medicated for it and they spend 12 or 15 hours per day, like nicholas cruz was one of them, adam lanza and now this young man, and gaming. what do you think? >> i think that playing those violent video games clearly influence behavior and we know in the military, they sometimes use video games as part of the training to break down peoples and commissions. there is no way that children are not being affected. and people are not understanding right from wrong. they won again and again, you hear that these things have no impact and yet we see, steve as i mentioned, there are connections with some of these colors. i just want to share with everyone at home. found the average gamers 18-25 spend an average of three hours and 25 minutes per wee

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member of the women suffering -- suffrage centennial commission could i am say thatways proud to luisa swain did so in laramie, wyoming. effort that gave women the right to vote. to own property, and hold office. >> she didn't vote for you, did she? [laughter] not.enzi: unfortunately she was actually in maryland. she was in miami, and register to vote. also, i would mention that if any of you get a new dollar bill, or a new bill of any denomination, you will probably find her signature on the bottom .eft-hand side you might also be able to get her to sign a dollar for you. [laughter] next, i want to of ame official jane come financial wellness officer in credentials workforce solutions group. as both an employer and a financial services firm, he has been a leader in providing innovative financial wellness resources to its employees and customers. next is lynn dudley, a senior vice president with the american benefits council. she is one of the experts in retirement and compensation policy. i appreciate the council lending its expertise through her to one of our roundtables. finally, we have

it's a great pleasure to have susan swain join me here. she's the co-ceo of c-span. joining her is our panelist. first barbara perry. jeffrey engel. richard norton smith. jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center. koki roberts, journalist at pbs. please join me in welcoming our guests here today. [ applause ] susan, i'll turn oifver to you. it's delightful to be with you. welcome to my panel of shrinking violets. we're going to talk about presidential myth making and disruptions to the factual history that all of us in this room and whatever capacity we are in strive to tell. we had a really lively organizing conference call and some wonderful back and forth e-mails. my job was to try to organize that for the next hour and a half. what i've done for this morning is to think about the techage. we always hear about disrupters. what i've done is organize our discussion and their thoughts into six disrupters of presidential history. popular culture, current events, research, constituent groups, digital technology and funding. bring in so many s

so first let me introduce our moderator it's a great pleasure for me to have susan swain join me. she's the coceo of cspan and she's going to comoderate today's panel. first barbara perry, the professor at the miller center. jeffrey engle the director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university. richard smith presidential historian and author. jeffrey rosen president and ceo of the national constitution center. pokey roberts, journalist at pbs. national public radio. mark uptogrove the ceo and president of the lyndon johnson foundation. please join me in welcoming our guests here today. susan i will turn it over to you thank you very much. good morning everyone. welcome and welcome to my panel of shrinking violets. and the factual history that all of us in this room in whatever capacity we were in strive to tell. and we had a really lively organizing conference call and then some wonderful back and forth e-mails and my job was to try to organize all that for the next hour and a half. so what i've done, for this morning is to think about the tech age and

it's great pleasure for me to have susan swain join me here on the panel. she's the co ceo of c-span and she's going to moderate today's panel. joining her on stage is our panelists. barbara peri, director of presidential studies at the university of virginia at the miller center. jeffrey angle, the director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university. richard norton smith, presidential historian and author. jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center. cokie roberts, journalist at pbs and national public radio. mark uptagrove, ceo and president of the lyndon johnson foundation. so please join me in welcoming our guests here today. [ applause ] and susan, i'll turn it over to you. >> thank you, very much. good morning, everyone. it's delightful to be with you. and welcome to my panel of shrinking violets. we've been given a task this morning to talk about presidential mismaking and disruptions to the factual history that all of us in this room and whatever capacity we are in strive to tell. and we had a re

videogames q fox news and retired political science professor carol swain who proclaimed on the martha maccallum show i think that playing those violent video games clearly influences behavior and we know that in the military they sometimes use video games to break down people's inhibitions and so there is no way our children are not being affected by violent video games and movies that they watch so what was this horribly violent vicious shoot 'em up game cats was playing the clearly rotted his brain to the point of bile and rampage. why madden n.f.l. nineteen and american football simulation video game wasn't call of duty wasn't wasn't even grand theft auto yes he was playing a video game simulation of the n.f.l. the same n.f.l. that is featured every sunday on fox t.v. i wonder why martha maccallum and our panel of guys didn't blame the violence of n.f.l. football as a reason for the shooting. video games have long been the perfect target of politicians religious leaders and others as the bane of morality for our children so today let's find out just why videogames have taken center