russell todd is here with us, he's with a group called young eagles of san jose. welcome to the show, sir. russell todd: thank you. damian: we do have some great video. tell us what you do with the young kids in the young eagles program. russell: well, the young eagles is a great program for kids between 8 and 17. they get introduced into aviation. we give them a half hour flight in a general aviation aircraft, and then we complete that with a five-step program that leads them on to becoming a pilot or any other area of aviation that they might be interested in. damian: you work with a hispanic group, a latino group called lulac, and a lot of young hispanic kids are-- russell: everybody. i haven't identified whether it's spanish or any other one. damian: a lot of us, myself for example, have a fear of getting in a small plane like that. what can you do to dispel that fear and say it's okay? russell: we're very sensitive. we have pilots that want to get kids introduced to aviation, so they're very sensitive to it. and in all my years of doing it, i've only had one p

now we we have a statement from from young eagle on the sexy general of the norwegian refugee companies it is a very forceful reaction to this he said because these people haven't crossed the border they receive pitiful global attention and millions are being failed because of this because of insufficient international diplomacy but one could almost argue that even those who are crossing the borders are also dropping out of the attention what would you say that it's to would you agree with that of its own to be like that because these people aren't crossing borders this is not this is not we're not becoming aware of it but also because. how do you say even those who are crossing borders are still dropping out of the public sphere how do we start of tackling this what is true that i mean a lot of the refugees and the very vulnerable migrants who have made their way were trying to make their way into europe into the united states over the last few years have received relatively more attention but as far as what we're saying it's not always necessarily the right kind of attention it's very

now we we have a statement from from young eagle and the sexy general of the norwegian refugee companies it is a very forceful reaction to this he said because these people haven't crossed the border they receive pitiful global attention the millions are being failed because of this because of insufficient international diplomacy but one could almost argue that even those who are crossing the borders are also dropping out of the attention what would you say that it's to would you agree with that exam to be like that because these people aren't crossing borders this is not this is not we're not becoming aware of it but also because. how do you say even those who are crossing borders are still dropping out of the public sphere how did it start of tackling this what is true that i mean a lot of the refugees in the very vulnerable migrants who have made their way were trying to make their way into europe into the united states over the last few years have received relatively more attention but as far as what we're saying it's not always necessarily the right kind of attention it's very much

[laughter] as a very young man, dick achieved the rank of eagle scout. he lived the scout law. loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, 50, and reverent. dick lugar was also smart as a whip. he was strategic and bold, with a very high iq and eq. let's flash back, for a moment, to the fall of 1992. the soviet union had come apart. whichther nations, emerged, ukraine, because extend, others, and russia -- kazakhstan,arus, and russia each had nuclear weapons. belarus would probably follow ukraine in getting rid of its nuclear weapons. ukraine was divided on the question, with vigorous arguments going on behind the scenes as dick lugar arrived in that country. dick and i met with the president in kiev, late in the afternoon. the stakes were high, to say the least. dick was very bold in his discussions, certainly for a member of the legislative branch. and the vice president can appreciate this. moneyn mentioned a sum of , 150 million dollars, to help ukraine get rid of its nuclear weapons and missiles. he stated very clearly that we would recommend this to then-p reside

[laughter] as a young man comes he achieved the right of eagle scout as mitch mentioned. he lived the wall, trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful and reverent. he was also smart as a whip figured he was strategic and bold with a very high iq. let's flash back for a moment to the fall of 1992 the soviet union had become a part and other nations emerged from the ukraine, kazakhstan, belarus and russia had a very large nuclear arsenals most of which were aimed at the united states. kazakhstan under the president was leading towards getting rid of all of its nuclear weapons. belarus would probably follow ukraine's. ukraine is divided over the wase question with vigorous arguments going on behind the scenes as richard lugar and i arrived in the country. we would meet in kiev late in the afternoon and the state were high to say the least. he was very bold in his discussion certainly for a member of the legislative branch and the vice presidents can appreciate this he then mentioned a soft money $150 million to help ukraine get rid of its nuc

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such as his reporting from eagle square in a jail where president biharis an operation is now taking place funny we just heard in your report about voter apathy and the many young nigerians who don't support hari what's the turnout turnout looking like it is no variation today. well you can see here at a a crowd that is very much excited actually because a president who has just arrived and the swearing in ceremony is just about to start but if you talk to people on the ground outside this location here 2 young people especially that we've been talking to in the past couple of days you will also feel some reservation in skepticism because let's not forget more than 41 percent of the entire electorate did not cast a ballot for president a.b.c. party for his contender a team of about cars p.d.p. party so having said that of course today is the inauguration day but is it going to be a big party a big celebration no because the country simply may split over one important question who is the right leader for this country and in each direction this country should take the next 4 yes so we're just looking at live pictures now of near the inauguration president bihari

eight eagle eye staff members attended, and they received a standing ovation >> i would just want other students and other young people to know that their words matter. and if you have a story, it's your right to tell it. don't let anyone else tell it for you. >> hannah and rebecca are both off to college in the fall where they hope to continue telling stories that matter. that's "nightly news." i'm savannah guthrie see you tomorrow bright and early on "today.right now at 6: a fight over a fence. the reason san francisco is >>> right now at 6:00, a fight over a fence. the reason san francisco is deeming that some neighbors tear one down in their own back yard. >>> also a school trip takes a dangerous turn in contra costa county. we're live with new information on the 11-year-old boy found face down at the bottom of a pool. but first. >>> we know that's money in their hands getting taken away from them. >> a new warning from b.a.r.t. the problem that keeps getting worse for riders. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for joining us. >> it's a crime of opportunity that's coming to a b.a.r.t

eight eagle eye staff members attended, and they received a standing ovation. >> i would just want other students and other youngif anou have a story, it's your right to tell it. don't let anyone else tell it for you. >> hannah and rebecca are both off to college in the fall where they hope to continue telling stories that matter. that's "nightly news." i'm savannah guthrie. see you tomorrow start with love or less? >>> behind the scenes for jalen's wardrobe. >> thank you s >> will's screening surprise as he hits number one again. but what did jada just reveal about the beginning of their relationship? t >> do younk you and

10 years old was right and intelligent with eyes of an eagle and a beautiful smile area and when sumner first met oscar he asked, you are for young man, do you know what that means? and oskar replied i now belong to myself. sumner lacked, well, there is definition which philosophy might borrow . on every, charles sumner bible his plans for henry and elizabeth to mary and oskar's mother and father. he diagnosed his plans to their children. he would want a publicity campaign around oscars right and intelligent sister mary. each of mary or her life skin color and or vulnerability to trafficking in the sex trade as a slave girl. owner gets out of campaign around mary's appearance. first she would be photograph there in washington by julian batterson was one of the preeminent photographers at the time and photograph on a "type plate which in 1825 was the most expensive way to have a photograph made. he's intending to fight. he was going to send northward to be copied into slate and then the entire family would be publicly exhibited as they make their way north , first in new york, where they visited the newyork times, new york times r

young man but no way. just stumbling they had all the results went that way now when for frank that would be a massive blow to leverkusen. aspirations. with the eagles managed to leave leverkusen in the wake. of. mind scott funk for one of the league's top teams that never fails to get the fans excited. we've given an amazing account of ourselves this season over the coming months say about a season of highs and some lows most notably their recent europa league exit after matching favorites chelsea for 120 minutes the underdogs went out on penalties. a lot of hanging heads and tails. desperately unlucky in midweek but the eagles waning to fly high again in the league aware of one thing above all this you can still take everything or lose everything. meaning achieve champions league qualification but potentially miss out on european action altogether sunday evening they were the fancied side against regional rivals markets but made several nights was certainly giving it 100 percent in the dobie encounter the other end took the hosts over 17 minutes to muster up a chance to look hostage crossing from to bridge only for the croatian to blast. was this

his reporting from eagle square in a village i wept as an biharis inauguration will be taking place shortly hi funny we just heard there in your report about voter apathy the many young nigerians who don't support the hari was turn out looking like that today. well the crowd is actually just gathering behind me but i'm not expecting a huge party for very official reasons the main celebrations of integration day have been shifted to june 12th when for the very 1st time the jury is going to celebrate democracy day own june 12th so far that they were celebrated today on may 29th so that's the official reason but then again if you talk to people as we have on the ground you get a sense from the use especially the majority of the electorate actually in nigeria why they're going to stay away from a celebration today here at eagle square and that is because simply they are disillusioned i mean let's just face the facts the unemployment has tripled since the beginning of the 1st term of president hu hari 4 years ago also there is another sad record nigeria has become the capital basically of poverty worldwide and then again of course is a big challenge of security and instab

reporting from eagle square in a booth where president biharis inauguration will be taking place in a short while funny we just heard there in your report about various apathy the many young nigerians who don't support hari what's turnout looking like today. well right now actually the crowd is bigger than just an hour ago everybody is here except the president of the vice president they are about to arrive in a short while and the actually swearing in is going to take place in one hour from now nobody comes to the turnout in terms of you know just a normal citizen i expect this to be a very small gathering a very small party also here in the city of which has to do with the fact that the country remains very much split over the question who should lead this country in the ditch direction which has to do with has to do with the it's connected to the voter turnout number while it was historically no the lowest in 20 years since the end of may to rule but it also has to do with the fact that a lot of people did not want a president who hari to have a 2nd chance 41 percent actually voted for the main contenders party i think while because p.d.p. party yes it is reservation a

young boy growing up. he was my scout master. he was killed in the 101st ashe in vietnam, winning the silver star in 1965 johnny parim. johnny was also an eagle scout, as i am, and johnny and i ran on a two-mile relay team in high school. we were pretty good. johnny died in 1969 in vietnam. and was unable to have the wonderful life that i've had, to be able to raise a family, have children and grandchildren, because of service to our nation. bob perry, a young man that i went to elementary school with all the way through high school, and i found out at my high school reunion many years later that bob also died in vietnam. we just heard today chief petty officer bill mulder, a highly decorated navy seal that protected this nation, giving up his life because of the really invisible wounds of war. i just want to thank all of those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. thank you, thank you, thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: madam speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in passing h.r. 1947, but before i close, let me