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hillary clinton of the state of new york has received 227 votes. colin powell from the commonwealth of virginia has received three votes. john kasich of the state of ohio has received one vote. ron paul of the state of texas has received one vote. bernie sanders of the state of vermont has received one vote. faith spotted eagle of the state of south dakota has received one vote. the state of the vote for vice president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows -- the whole number of the electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538 of which 270 is the majority. michael r. pence of the state of indiana has received for vice president of the united states 305 votes. tim kaine of the commonwealth of -- tim kaine of the commonwealth of virginia has received 227 -- there will be order. the sergeant at arms will the sergeant at arms will remove persons in the gallery. the house will be in order. commonwealth of virginia has 227 votes. elizabeth warren of the commonwealth of massachusetts ha
hillary clinton of the state of new york has received 227 votes. colin powell from the commonwealth of virginia has received three votes. john kasich of the state of ohio has received one vote. ron paul of the state of texas has received one vote. bernie sanders of the state of vermont has received one vote. faith spotted eagle of the state of south dakota has received one vote. the state of the vote for vice president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as...
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up to you, new york, new york ♪ ♪ new york, new yorki want to wakt never sleeps ♪ and find i'm a number one, top of the list, king of the hill, a number one ♪ these little town blues ♪ i'm gonna make a brand new start of it in old new york ♪ and if i can make it there, i'm gonna make it anywhere ♪ it's up to you new york, new york ♪ new york ♪ by ♪ purple mountains imagine majesty ♪ above the fruited planes. now wait a minute. i'm talking about america america ♪ sweet america. you know, god done shed his grace on thee ♪ he crowned thy good, yes, he did ♪ in brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ america, america ♪ i love you america. god shed his grace on thee ♪ because he crowned thy good, he told me he would ♪ in brotherhood. from sea to shining sea ♪ oh, lord, i thank you lord ♪ shining sea ♪ ♪ i see trees of green, red too. i see them blue, for me and you. and i think to myself ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ i see skies a blue and white. dark of the night ♪ and i think to myself what a wonderful world ♪ the colors of the rainbow so pretty in
up to you, new york, new york ♪ ♪ new york, new yorki want to wakt never sleeps ♪ and find i'm a number one, top of the list, king of the hill, a number one ♪ these little town blues ♪ i'm gonna make a brand new start of it in old new york ♪ and if i can make it there, i'm gonna make it anywhere ♪ it's up to you new york, new york ♪ new york ♪ by ♪ purple mountains imagine majesty ♪ above the fruited planes. now wait a minute. i'm talking about america america ♪ sweet...
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i was a 100% new yorker. with the new york style and the new york rhythm and the new york cadence. i started going around the country and the new york style and cadence was slightly out of rhythm with other parts of the "my y and sort of like cousin vinny" and the president took me aside one day and he was explaining to me how, you know, sometimes you want to just slow down, more about hospitality and st chatting with people, not always about function. he said, you know, you should go down to arkansas, which we wanted to get some things done he said, you should go down and visit with these people. and i said ok. now i had never heard that term before, visit with those people. i said, mr. president, what do i do when i visit with those people? he said, nothing. you just visit. i said, but what does that mean? what is the poump the visit? what am i there to accomplish? he said, you're not there to accomplish anything. you're just -- you just visit york uh just chat you just talk. but for what purpose? what do i want to get accomplished in the visit? i don't think i ever fully interna
i was a 100% new yorker. with the new york style and the new york rhythm and the new york cadence. i started going around the country and the new york style and cadence was slightly out of rhythm with other parts of the "my y and sort of like cousin vinny" and the president took me aside one day and he was explaining to me how, you know, sometimes you want to just slow down, more about hospitality and st chatting with people, not always about function. he said, you know, you should go...
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trump on the state of new york received six votes for president. michael pence received six votes for vice president. mr. blunt: the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of kansas seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that donald j. trump of the state of new york received six votes for president, and michael r. pence received six votes for vice president. vp. biden: mr. hooper? mr. hooper: mr. president the , certificate of the state of kentucky seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears that donald j. trump received eight votes for president and michael r. pence of the state of indiana received eight votes for vice president. vp. biden: ms. clover c -- ms. klobuchar: mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of louisiana appears to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears that donald j. trump received eight votes for president and michael r pence of the state of indiana received eight votes for vice president. mr. brady. mr. brady: mr. president, the certificate
trump on the state of new york received six votes for president. michael pence received six votes for vice president. mr. blunt: the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of kansas seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that donald j. trump of the state of new york received six votes for president, and michael r. pence received six votes for vice president. vp. biden: mr. hooper? mr. hooper: mr. president the , certificate of the state of kentucky seems to...
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up to you, new york, new york ♪ ♪ new york, new york. i want to wake up in a city that never sleeps ♪ and find i'm a number one, top of the list, king of the hill, a number one ♪ these little town blues ♪ i'm gonna make a brand new start of it in old new york ♪ and if i can make it there, i'm gonna make it anywhere ♪ it's up to you new york, new york ♪ new york ♪ by ♪ purple mountains imagine majesty ♪ above the fruited planes. now wait a minute. i'm talking about america america ♪ sweet america. you know, shed his grace on thee ♪ he crowned thy good, yes, he did ♪ in brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ america, america ♪ i love you america. god shed his grace on thee ♪ because he crowned thy good, he told me he would ♪ in brotherhood. from sea to shining sea ♪ oh, lord, i thank you lord ♪ shining sea ♪ ♪ i see trees of green, red too. i see them blue, for me and you. and i think to myself ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ i see skies a blue and white. dark of the night ♪ and i think to myself wha
up to you, new york, new york ♪ ♪ new york, new york. i want to wake up in a city that never sleeps ♪ and find i'm a number one, top of the list, king of the hill, a number one ♪ these little town blues ♪ i'm gonna make a brand new start of it in old new york ♪ and if i can make it there, i'm gonna make it anywhere ♪ it's up to you new york, new york ♪ new york ♪ by ♪ purple mountains imagine majesty ♪ above the fruited planes. now wait a minute. i'm talking about america...
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york news. it would have all been his for their homeland, so it was as if he was still in half an hour in coming in now, whatever you might be from because you find that news every day. and so, i don't think the difference is as great as you might tank. certainly from the immigrant state of mind i think was remarkably similar. they saw themselves as very much in touch with their homeland from a very connected and very aloof from america which seems so foreign to them outside of their emigrant enclave. >> your own family emigrated from europe and came to this neighborhood and move to brunswick. i was reminded of that great [inaudible] , about his growing up. and then you talk about the importance of food in the jewish community and the jewish city occupying similarly to the irish. so tell us a little bit about the immigration to new york. >> so, i have ancestors who came from what is now southwest germany and from poland and from what is now ukraine, what is now belarus and what is now russia. th
york news. it would have all been his for their homeland, so it was as if he was still in half an hour in coming in now, whatever you might be from because you find that news every day. and so, i don't think the difference is as great as you might tank. certainly from the immigrant state of mind i think was remarkably similar. they saw themselves as very much in touch with their homeland from a very connected and very aloof from america which seems so foreign to them outside of their emigrant...
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district of new york. it becomes the central district of america by the 1830's during by 1900's it is the c.b.d. of the world. that means new york is growing. but unfortunately man-to-man is -- manhattan is a long skinny island and the only way to grow is uptown and by the time you get to the 1860's, the time the bridge will be built the middle class people are forced to live as far as west northeast 40's and 50's and 60's east of central park. they have to commute to wall street. women commute to the union madison square area and all that commute is done with horse cars. it is fun in disney world, but if you have been to depend on these things they were horrible. this is an idea of the traffic. that is madison square on the right side and fifth avenue going uptown. broadway is off to the left. look at that backup of horse cars. if you're headed to wall street, that is another three miles. you think commutation today is awful. it was pretty awful back then. when you got downtown on the left is a cartoon of
district of new york. it becomes the central district of america by the 1830's during by 1900's it is the c.b.d. of the world. that means new york is growing. but unfortunately man-to-man is -- manhattan is a long skinny island and the only way to grow is uptown and by the time you get to the 1860's, the time the bridge will be built the middle class people are forced to live as far as west northeast 40's and 50's and 60's east of central park. they have to commute to wall street. women commute...
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new york. so brooklyn. lower right you see northeastern in europe when you see elevated mass transit it is in boulevard.of the the roads are on either side and side of the either road they never would put a sidewalk or a a street the way we do in america. life underrse led to the l. a lot of people can't imagine things living with these but i grew up in an l train neighborhood. i grew up on jamaica was onverted to subway service so they had to rebuild there. but we referred to as the l. with an l we just took it for granted. you would have conversations on the train would come by and noise ground out the conversation you would stop and both parties look in different the train passed and they would start exactly where off.left you u parked under the l got dings because nuts appear bolts were fall -- and bolts being.all but we lived a half block away if you need to go to sleep, nothing like an l train a laugh block away rumbling in the distance to make you fall asleep. when we moved when i was 11 to a quiet n
new york. so brooklyn. lower right you see northeastern in europe when you see elevated mass transit it is in boulevard.of the the roads are on either side and side of the either road they never would put a sidewalk or a a street the way we do in america. life underrse led to the l. a lot of people can't imagine things living with these but i grew up in an l train neighborhood. i grew up on jamaica was onverted to subway service so they had to rebuild there. but we referred to as the l. with an...
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immigrant life in new york around 1890 with the overcrowded buildings and then new york landowners have always been very creative in how to get around the good intentions of performers so at one point a lot is going to say every room has to have a window and so the thought is in that way if you have to have windows the owners will knock holes in the walls and the windows will let in more air pit with the builders to? they took the window between one room and another mini-apartment in and that way they would satisfy the law. the landlords wield a lot of political clout so that lott initially didn't allow for that. the tenement act of 1901 and new york landowners been pushed back in 1902 in 1903 they got the law changed to make it last for strict even more family -- more friendly for landlords. they rarely talked about the ways in which the law was backed because of the pressure from new york city's. the politically powerful landlords. so it's ice bin the intention to make immigrants lives better and i should say it's not just landlords. immigrants themselves are often fighting for things
immigrant life in new york around 1890 with the overcrowded buildings and then new york landowners have always been very creative in how to get around the good intentions of performers so at one point a lot is going to say every room has to have a window and so the thought is in that way if you have to have windows the owners will knock holes in the walls and the windows will let in more air pit with the builders to? they took the window between one room and another mini-apartment in and that...
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for years and years and years, new york politicians and new york d.a.s and new york police, large numbers of them corrupt, didn't do anything. didn't do anything. finally in 1935 under enormous pressure, a special prosecutor was appointed, and that was thomas dewey who became famous for prosecuting the mob. he entitled his book about it "20 against the underworld," and, indeed, the first thing he did when he took office was he began to hire lawyers. he wanted people of integrity, he wants people who could -- he wanted people who could be trusted. he hired 20 lawyers, very famously, 20 lawyers. nineteen of them were white men, and the 20th was a black woman. the 20th was a black woman. and the black woman is the one i want to talk about a little bit today. so who was this black woman? well, she was born eunice hunten in atlanta, georgia, in 1899. she had a younger brother. they were, both of them, the descendants of slaves. three of their four grandparents had been enslaved. in fact, their father's father -- a man named stanton hunten who had been enslaved in virginia -- escaped three time
for years and years and years, new york politicians and new york d.a.s and new york police, large numbers of them corrupt, didn't do anything. didn't do anything. finally in 1935 under enormous pressure, a special prosecutor was appointed, and that was thomas dewey who became famous for prosecuting the mob. he entitled his book about it "20 against the underworld," and, indeed, the first thing he did when he took office was he began to hire lawyers. he wanted people of integrity, he...
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. >> that's the november 16 news conference where new york senator charles schumer announced that he was elected as the next senate democratic leader for the 10,015th congress. here on on c-span we are going to look back at his house and senate career and discuss the senators rise in democratic leadership and how people work with republican-led congress and the new president, present-elect nald trump. we will use a video from our library over the arc of his career in the next hour and were joined by two longtime capitol hill watchers, jennifer steinhauer, correspondent for the "new york times" and paul kane, "washington post" senior reporter. let's start with chuck schumer leadership and personality. you mention innovative initiative for the "new york times" he has a brooklyn style of doing things. what did you mean by that? >> guest: when h you start out his career in congress he really rubbed a lot of people to run away because he is aggressive, sort of street fighter style doing business. he's very candid, very blunt, very informal and he's there in new york. so just a little diff
. >> that's the november 16 news conference where new york senator charles schumer announced that he was elected as the next senate democratic leader for the 10,015th congress. here on on c-span we are going to look back at his house and senate career and discuss the senators rise in democratic leadership and how people work with republican-led congress and the new president, present-elect nald trump. we will use a video from our library over the arc of his career in the next hour and...
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new york being the largest. moatbly when rudy giuliani, trusted confidante and friend of the president of the united states was mayor of new york he seemed to be at odds with trump's executive order saying in 1994 "if you come here, you work hard, you happen to be in an undocumented status, you're one of the people we want in this city. you ear somebody we want to protect." and joining me now is the mayor of new york city, mayor bill de blasio. great to have you here. let's start off with definitions because there's a lot of confusion. what, as the mayor of new york city in a strict legal sense, what does it mean that new york is a sanctuary city? >> i'm glad you're asking. i think the phrase has been misused in many ways and i think there's probably better ways to explain it. for us it's about protecting people in our city and it's about public safety in jeb because what it says is we have half a million people who are undocumented in new york city. half a million people. and we need them to be protected and be
new york being the largest. moatbly when rudy giuliani, trusted confidante and friend of the president of the united states was mayor of new york he seemed to be at odds with trump's executive order saying in 1994 "if you come here, you work hard, you happen to be in an undocumented status, you're one of the people we want in this city. you ear somebody we want to protect." and joining me now is the mayor of new york city, mayor bill de blasio. great to have you here. let's start off...
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york times" and the opinion page of the "new york times," literal space. it makes it easier to create a separation, just a geographic separation that's a lot harder to do on phone. that said, i do think -- i do that paul krudman does not work for me. >> you do think readers do know that for sure? >> well, paul, who i think is a fabulous columnist, criticizes me sometimes. >> he hits us all. >> i didn't mean personally. i think they do. i think we have to work harder to make it -- to make the distinction clearer. i think they do. i don't think -- let's not kid ourselves. even in the print era, people didn't always make the distinction. i think it's harder to do now, especially in the presentation on the phone. but i sort of think they do. >> my final question to you. i thought it was a fabulous op-ed in the "new york times" from mid december, it was by masa gessen. it was writing about trump. and i think it's especially challenging for reporters when you want to fact check the guy you are covering and he wants you to fact check some small thing while avoidi
york times" and the opinion page of the "new york times," literal space. it makes it easier to create a separation, just a geographic separation that's a lot harder to do on phone. that said, i do think -- i do that paul krudman does not work for me. >> you do think readers do know that for sure? >> well, paul, who i think is a fabulous columnist, criticizes me sometimes. >> he hits us all. >> i didn't mean personally. i think they do. i think we have to...
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i'm going to go to new york. for theleft a note columnist who had called working ,omen a monstrosity that said i'm off for new york, look out for me. tried her luck for six months to get someone to hire her. knocking on doors. she couldn't even get a meeting. because at this moment, women are not in the newsroom. even the few women who are able to write are not doing it in a newsroom. and if they are, they are in the women's section and their segregated. turkey,room was a interesting place. it was not thought to be an appropriate place for lady. and that is where she wanted to be. she finally gets the managing editor of the new york world to take a meeting with her. the new york world, you might remember, is owned by joseph pulitzer. is competingpoint with other newspapers in new york city. one of his rivals is william randolph hearst who owns the new york journal. the type of news that had started with the penny press is carrying over into the 1970's 1980's 1990's and would culminate in a time we call yellow jou
i'm going to go to new york. for theleft a note columnist who had called working ,omen a monstrosity that said i'm off for new york, look out for me. tried her luck for six months to get someone to hire her. knocking on doors. she couldn't even get a meeting. because at this moment, women are not in the newsroom. even the few women who are able to write are not doing it in a newsroom. and if they are, they are in the women's section and their segregated. turkey,room was a interesting place. it...
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i want to thank the gentleman from new york, mr. donovan, for his help and support and his bipartisanship. h.r. 690 is based on a bipartisan bill i introduced last year, h.r. 5391, which passed the house in september. for decades security experts have warned of the danger that radioactive materials could be smuggled within and across our borders and use as an act of nuclear terrorism. the dndo brings together expertise from across the federal government to detect and prevent the illicit transport, storage and assembly of radiological weapons. these interagency partners coordinate their efforts using a multilayered framework. the global nuclear detection argue texture or the gnda. it describes federal programs, guidelines and detection technologies and identifies research challenges and security gaps. in 2015, g.a.o. looked at how dndo manages its $350 million research and development program. the report found that dndo needs to do a better job of doming how it chooses which projects -- determining how it hooses which projects to do.
i want to thank the gentleman from new york, mr. donovan, for his help and support and his bipartisanship. h.r. 690 is based on a bipartisan bill i introduced last year, h.r. 5391, which passed the house in september. for decades security experts have warned of the danger that radioactive materials could be smuggled within and across our borders and use as an act of nuclear terrorism. the dndo brings together expertise from across the federal government to detect and prevent the illicit...
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new york, massive number of people in new york city, as well. you talked about the statement from sean spicer coming up here. still unclear what he is talking about but as you know donald trump referenced the crowds at his inauguration. donald trump is somebody who has often through the 18 months of his campaign and transition liked to talk about the crowds of people who comes out to see him speak. one still happening as we hit l.a. seattle, those places a couple of time zones behind us, one of the things you often hear from people as we have been interviewing them in the coverage is they want to turn this into something more than just a one-day event, to try to harness the energy that they're seeing on the ground and organize behind it. the question is how do you do that? is it something that can be a viable movement moving forward? nothing yet from donald trump. no tweets from him. no on-camera statement or reaction from him. getting up in the lobby of the cia there, sean spicer, as well, brian. >> it's anyone's guess how much he saw, donald t
new york, massive number of people in new york city, as well. you talked about the statement from sean spicer coming up here. still unclear what he is talking about but as you know donald trump referenced the crowds at his inauguration. donald trump is somebody who has often through the 18 months of his campaign and transition liked to talk about the crowds of people who comes out to see him speak. one still happening as we hit l.a. seattle, those places a couple of time zones behind us, one of...
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he tells friends he's go to change the new york city skyline. a plan like this would be ambitious at any time, but in the early '70s, it was sheer n lunacy. >> new york was in dire straits, one step away from defaulting on their bonds, tremendous amount of foreclosures and nobody was building hotels. >> those of us who lived in new york felt it was a no-can-do place, that nobody could get anything done. >> trump sees opportunity. in 1974, he brokered a deal with the commodore hotel. unfortunately, the timing is terrible. the location, right next to grand central station, is now rife with crime and prostitution. >> the whole area around grand central station, one of the landmarks of new york city, had become not just a dump but nobody wanted to go there. it was really run down. the old come mmodore had been u as a brothel, of all things. >> trump plans to gut it out and turn it into a hotel. he hopes to revitalize the neighborhood. it's an extremely complicated deal so he hires an experienced lawyer. >> he's 27 years old, had no track record at a
he tells friends he's go to change the new york city skyline. a plan like this would be ambitious at any time, but in the early '70s, it was sheer n lunacy. >> new york was in dire straits, one step away from defaulting on their bonds, tremendous amount of foreclosures and nobody was building hotels. >> those of us who lived in new york felt it was a no-can-do place, that nobody could get anything done. >> trump sees opportunity. in 1974, he brokered a deal with the commodore...
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both become lawyers in new york city. sometimes friends, sometimes enemies, they are two brilliant, ambitious, and flawed men who push each other to the edge. the difference between them is that hamilton, like jefferson and adams, is a man of ideas while burr is a pure politician. >> burr scores a point in his rivalry with hamilton securing the new york vote for jefferson and the place as his running mate. the battle lines are drawn as the election of 1800 heats up. >> we like to think of american politics now as really dirty and vicious. to go back and look at the election of 1800, the mudslinging there is extreme even by today's standards. >> the attacks cripple adams' campaign and the entire federalist party, just as john adams is settling into the new executive mansion and the votes to decide its occupant come in. >> it is a fine house. a bit drafty. >> are you here to measure the drapes? >> i have defeated you. it's true. 73 electoral votes to 65. only, i have tied... with aaron burr. >> [ laughs ] >> this isn't a jo
both become lawyers in new york city. sometimes friends, sometimes enemies, they are two brilliant, ambitious, and flawed men who push each other to the edge. the difference between them is that hamilton, like jefferson and adams, is a man of ideas while burr is a pure politician. >> burr scores a point in his rivalry with hamilton securing the new york vote for jefferson and the place as his running mate. the battle lines are drawn as the election of 1800 heats up. >> we like to...
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this ban is personal on that account but we live in new york city. this is one of the most diverse cities in the world. there's muslims everywhere. i don't want our country to be less diverse because of these ignorant policies. >> do you think these protests will get the message through? will anything change? are you hopeful that things will change? >> it's hard seeing what the administration has done lately. it's hard to have hope. as long as we are challenging the narrative that they're putting out, this is not america, we'll continue to fight back. there was that recent court decision where we can stop this. we'll chip away. we won't stop. >> thank you so much. she did mention, of course, that district court ruling that did put a stay on that executive order as the administration and courts work things out but take one more look at this crowd here. it's continuing to fill up. they expect to hear from the mayor here, mayor bill de blasio who called this executive action a horrible mistake. we've seen a flurry of statements from politicians here in
this ban is personal on that account but we live in new york city. this is one of the most diverse cities in the world. there's muslims everywhere. i don't want our country to be less diverse because of these ignorant policies. >> do you think these protests will get the message through? will anything change? are you hopeful that things will change? >> it's hard seeing what the administration has done lately. it's hard to have hope. as long as we are challenging the narrative that...
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she died in new york, he died of zambia. he left the zambia. he left the united states after prison and moved to africa. he couldn't get work in the united states. the work and it is field was close to him after his arrest. the story of that prosecution in the work she did is one of enormous importance that deserves to be highlighted. in the 1930s the insurgents of the clan, some of the darkest days of jim crow, the woman who has research like work in theory but into present the biggest gangster in america at the time and probably the most powerful mob leader in american history, was a black woman. before i take your questions one thing i should say is of great importance to me. eunice's eunice's last name, her married name was carter. she was my father's mother and my grandmother. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] think we have a few minutes for questions. if you have a question or, please go to the microphone. the only thing i would ask as you keep your question as short as possible because were trying to move the schedule along prec
she died in new york, he died of zambia. he left the zambia. he left the united states after prison and moved to africa. he couldn't get work in the united states. the work and it is field was close to him after his arrest. the story of that prosecution in the work she did is one of enormous importance that deserves to be highlighted. in the 1930s the insurgents of the clan, some of the darkest days of jim crow, the woman who has research like work in theory but into present the biggest...
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so great celebrator of diversity of the humanity of new york of all things new york, but in 1842, the first thing whitman was anticatholic and antiirish and there's much discretion about election violence now who knows what will happen during the election, you have passage of the book on election day in the war, municipal election in new york each attempted to prevent supporter from others to casting ballot. the fight was bloody and horrible recorded "the herald", men were so beaten that they could not be recognized as human beings, their goal noted was to review the outrageous and they moved uptown -- [inaudible] >> had it been hypocrite head that had been smashed instead of window, we could find it in our soul to be sorrowful. you make the connection with election violence in the past and the fact that even a person of humane as whitman compels to issue the -- against immigrants? >> it's hard to appreciate today how, both how protestant americans felt their nation was and how much they felt protestants and how much they thought catholicism as a threat and so because americans, so ma
so great celebrator of diversity of the humanity of new york of all things new york, but in 1842, the first thing whitman was anticatholic and antiirish and there's much discretion about election violence now who knows what will happen during the election, you have passage of the book on election day in the war, municipal election in new york each attempted to prevent supporter from others to casting ballot. the fight was bloody and horrible recorded "the herald", men were so beaten...
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from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the men and women who would serve in donald trump's cabinet begin confirmation hearings before u.s. senate committees this week. but the scheduling is in dispute, because the nonpartisan office of government ethics says some nominees, without naming them, haven't submitted all the financial and personal documents needed to finish the vetting for potential conflicts of interests. hearings are planned in the coming days for key members of the president-elect's national security team: exxon-mobil ceo rex tillerson to become secretary of state; general james mattis for defense secretary; general john kelly for homeland security secretary; congressman mike pompeo for cia director; and senator jeff sessions for attorney general. the senate calendar also includes hearings for former labor secretary elaine chao to become transportation secretary; businessman wilbur ross for commerce secretary; reform advocate betsy devos for education secretary; and doctor ben carso
from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the men and women who would serve in donald trump's cabinet begin confirmation hearings before u.s. senate committees this week. but the scheduling is in dispute, because the nonpartisan office of government ethics says some nominees, without naming them, haven't submitted all the financial and personal documents needed to finish the vetting for potential...
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going to believe "the new york times," they're not going to believe "nbc nightly news." what do you do as a member of the press when you have that where he is telling essentially half the country, ignore? >> keep going. keep doing your public, not just mr. trump's supporters. keep remembering that. more people voted for other candidates than donald trump. going back to that question, i would say his business is central. that needs to be explored. i think that has great repercussions for what's going to happen in the next four years. what are his connections with other countries, the family? i think that's central in the early days. >> that's a big question will be ultimately how much does the media chase the shiny object that trump is throwing out each morning? the fact that he is tweeting is not news at this point. we have to cover what the president-elect and the president says. but the fact that he is going to say something outrageous that becomes the focus of the coverage i think is abdicating the role which is the media should set the agenda in deciding the news. wh
going to believe "the new york times," they're not going to believe "nbc nightly news." what do you do as a member of the press when you have that where he is telling essentially half the country, ignore? >> keep going. keep doing your public, not just mr. trump's supporters. keep remembering that. more people voted for other candidates than donald trump. going back to that question, i would say his business is central. that needs to be explored. i think that has great...
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en new york, rebeca smith. noticias telemundo. >>> asÍ llegamos al final de la ediciÓn de noticias telemundo gracias por el privilegio le joe de su tiempo, nos vemos pronto. - cuando yo lo conocÍ, Él tenÍa ya una... atrÁs. tuvo una relaciÓn; de esta relacion tuvo una hija. desde un principio ella no pudo superar el hecho de que me haya hecho su esposa. [llorando] - la niÑa se acerca a mÍ y me dice: "papÁ, ¿dÓnde esÁa mamÁ? ¿dÓnde estÁ mi mami?". - eso es lo Único que le interesa, doctora: las lÁgrimas de su hija, lo que su hija sufre. - ¿pero la niÑa te hizo algo malo? - si se le puede llamar "niÑa". - ¿y por quÉ ya no la quieres? - porque ella es mala conmigo. - pero ¿tÚ no has podido ver a tus hijas desde que saliste de prisiÓn? - porque ella no me deja verlas. - ¿dÓnde estÁn las niÑas?
en new york, rebeca smith. noticias telemundo. >>> asÍ llegamos al final de la ediciÓn de noticias telemundo gracias por el privilegio le joe de su tiempo, nos vemos pronto. - cuando yo lo conocÍ, Él tenÍa ya una... atrÁs. tuvo una relaciÓn; de esta relacion tuvo una hija. desde un principio ella no pudo superar el hecho de que me haya hecho su esposa. [llorando] - la niÑa se acerca a mÍ y me dice: "papÁ, ¿dÓnde esÁa mamÁ? ¿dÓnde estÁ mi mami?". - eso es lo...
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this is a new type of newspaper that began in new york city. any ideas why it would have been called the penny press? >> [inaudible] it was cheaper, absolutely. it was sold for a penny. this is a new idea in journalism. until then, newspapers had been sold mainly by subscriptions. thank caters to the business class and political elites, and they were far more expensive. they cost about $10 a year for a subscription, which was a lot of money back then, and up to six pennies for one issue. a cheap newspaper actually did not come from a journalist at all. it came from a medical student named horatio shepherd, who noticed as he walked to medical school in new york city how many vendors were on the streets selling things for just a penny. what he noticed was that people were willing to buy anything for a penny. they were willing to give up a penny pretty easily. a sellingas, when newspaper for a penny and fill --with content that would be why not sell a newspaper for a penny and fill it with content that would be entertaining and give people a reaso
this is a new type of newspaper that began in new york city. any ideas why it would have been called the penny press? >> [inaudible] it was cheaper, absolutely. it was sold for a penny. this is a new idea in journalism. until then, newspapers had been sold mainly by subscriptions. thank caters to the business class and political elites, and they were far more expensive. they cost about $10 a year for a subscription, which was a lot of money back then, and up to six pennies for one issue....
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instead of our usual studio in new york. but it's good to have you with us. >>> if you were her, would you go? would you go to the inauguration? today hillary clinton and former president bill clinton announced that they will attend the inauguration of incoming president donald trump later this month. i don't know if they sought assurances from the new president that he wouldn't actually lock her fun she shows up in washington for his inauguration but she will be there in person. if he wants to do his traditional thing where he leads his supporters in the lock her up chant, she will be there in person to hear it. that was news today that the clintons will both be there. we already knew that former president jimmy carter and his wife rosalyn will be there at the inauguration as well but that was the only former president we knew was coming. at the same time today we learned bill and hillary clinton will be attending the inauguration we also learned that former president george w. bush and his wife laura, they, too, will atten
instead of our usual studio in new york. but it's good to have you with us. >>> if you were her, would you go? would you go to the inauguration? today hillary clinton and former president bill clinton announced that they will attend the inauguration of incoming president donald trump later this month. i don't know if they sought assurances from the new president that he wouldn't actually lock her fun she shows up in washington for his inauguration but she will be there in person. if he...
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ditto new york city. our live camera showing 5th avenue. you can get just in the reflected light -- you can get the idea of the crowd. look at the surging crowd. this has gone on all afternoon. crowds coming from south to north up 5th avenue and then being routed around the base of trump tower. we're seeing activity in the white house briefing room. here's press secretary -- we're seeing some of his aides come in. we saw a photographer come in. the door is open to the lower press office so some white house aides are taking their positions. we are just going to stay on this here. 5:38 p.m. eastern time. sean spicer came in here last night to talk about some of the measures, the new president was going to sign in the oval office. indeed, we saw a video of him signing some of the larger certificates making official the defense secretary, the secretary of homeland security. he signed an executive order that would be a component to this dismantling of obamacare. but this will be the first kind of formal remarks. again, for those just joining us,
ditto new york city. our live camera showing 5th avenue. you can get just in the reflected light -- you can get the idea of the crowd. look at the surging crowd. this has gone on all afternoon. crowds coming from south to north up 5th avenue and then being routed around the base of trump tower. we're seeing activity in the white house briefing room. here's press secretary -- we're seeing some of his aides come in. we saw a photographer come in. the door is open to the lower press office so some...
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last chance for new york. courtney lee misses a three come up against his own, sheet set from the corner. atlanta wins a quadruple overtime thriller 142-web are denied. nicole: before you head out the door, fox senior meteorologist janice dean. good morning. reporter: good morning, boren and a cold. it's cold outside, feels like winter time. but the real cold tears up in canada where it should be. the rest of the country dealing with a little cooler than average across the great lakes and the northeast. for relatively calm weather pattern which is great to see after the storm was seen over the past few weeks. we do have a couple quick moving storms that dive across the ohio valley and call them the persistence. they are fascinating. they don't cause a lot of problems, but we could see some snow with these systems as they go to the next couple days. there is her first quick mover. one to three inches of snow, some areas downwind of the great lakes and appellations could get higher total. otherwise, not a huge f
last chance for new york. courtney lee misses a three come up against his own, sheet set from the corner. atlanta wins a quadruple overtime thriller 142-web are denied. nicole: before you head out the door, fox senior meteorologist janice dean. good morning. reporter: good morning, boren and a cold. it's cold outside, feels like winter time. but the real cold tears up in canada where it should be. the rest of the country dealing with a little cooler than average across the great lakes and the...
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new york right now is the new cape cod whale watching. in the 70s and eighties, whales were in kate, there were none here, now there are as many here as in cape cod. that is the footprint. if you'd like to try and spot a whale near the city, trips run from may to november. inbound manhattan... and you can keep up with the whales on real—time on the woods hole oceanographic institution website. up website. up next — we've got more from our global gourmet series. this week we're in madrid at what is thought to be the world's alder stressed on. —— oldest restaurant. to be the world's alder stressed on. -- oldest restaurant. i am antonia gonzalez and this is botin, the old est gonzalez and this is botin, the oldest restaurant, 13 eight, in the world. this is a little part of history, the history of the old madrid —— 1a08. the first room, i mean, it is downstairs, 16 century dining room, the only room left that was here at least in 1580. ernest hemingway, he was a very regular customer here and included botin in the last action of
new york right now is the new cape cod whale watching. in the 70s and eighties, whales were in kate, there were none here, now there are as many here as in cape cod. that is the footprint. if you'd like to try and spot a whale near the city, trips run from may to november. inbound manhattan... and you can keep up with the whales on real—time on the woods hole oceanographic institution website. up website. up next — we've got more from our global gourmet series. this week we're in madrid at...
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york infan tri, and general mcclelland decided no longer are are you in the 15th new york infan tri. you're going to be 15th new york volunteer engineers and at your head is going to be captain beers or van brocklin who have some engineering background, and the south had nothing comparable. >> there's enough operational engineering in this book to go for an hire hour or two. i want to ask you one more question about education before we get into the war. there is another i'd solve education for the union arm and the confederate arm and that is west point. the westpoint was essentially ang findinger school, and it -- in your pointings did west pointers live up to the expectations to bed the leading he can -- engineers? i think they dade but that's a double-edged sword. people look the mall of west point engineers, graduates, available when the war break us out. some of the many had left the army and they were now working for private businesses. war break outs, the men enlist and the split was about three/fifths to north, two 50s to the south. and -- two/fifths to the south. they say th
york infan tri, and general mcclelland decided no longer are are you in the 15th new york infan tri. you're going to be 15th new york volunteer engineers and at your head is going to be captain beers or van brocklin who have some engineering background, and the south had nothing comparable. >> there's enough operational engineering in this book to go for an hire hour or two. i want to ask you one more question about education before we get into the war. there is another i'd solve...
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make it anywhere # it's up to you, new york, new york # new york, new # i want to wake up in a city # and find i'm top of the list # top of the hill # number one # these little town blues a huge number of tourists, as with every year, as many go to attend this event. it sweeps across from east to west, each city in the different time zones nowjoining in. auckland was the first major city, some pretty spectacular fireworks there and in london. european cities and now in america. we leave new york and now the rest of the news. in turkey, 39 people are dead after an armed attack at a nightclub in istanbul. local media say shots were fired during new year celebrations at the popular reina nightclub. it's thought that dozens of other people have been wounded. the attack happened in the 0rtakoy district during new year's celebrations. between 500—600 people were in the club at the time. istanbul's governor called it a terrorist attack. seref isler from the bbc turkish service has this report. the new year celebration turns into a massacre in istanbul, this time targeting a popular night
make it anywhere # it's up to you, new york, new york # new york, new # i want to wake up in a city # and find i'm top of the list # top of the hill # number one # these little town blues a huge number of tourists, as with every year, as many go to attend this event. it sweeps across from east to west, each city in the different time zones nowjoining in. auckland was the first major city, some pretty spectacular fireworks there and in london. european cities and now in america. we leave new...
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new york right now is the new cape cod of whale watching. in the 705 and '805, the whales were in cape cod, there weren't many here. now there's probably as many here as in cape cod. if you'd like to try and spot a whale near the city, trips run from may to november. this is american princess, inbound manhattan... and you can keep up with the whales in real—time on the woods hole oceanographic institution website. up next, we've got more from our global gourmet series. this week, we're in madrid at what's thought to be the world's oldest restaurant. i'm antonio gonzalez and this is botin, the oldest restaurant, continually operating, in the world. this is a little part of history, the history of the old madrid. the first room, i mean, it's downstairs, 16th—century dining room. the only room left from an old inn that was here at least in 1580. ernest hemingway — he was a very regular customer here, and included botin in the last action of one of his books, the sun also rises. if you read it, the last action of the book takes place upsta
new york right now is the new cape cod of whale watching. in the 705 and '805, the whales were in cape cod, there weren't many here. now there's probably as many here as in cape cod. if you'd like to try and spot a whale near the city, trips run from may to november. this is american princess, inbound manhattan... and you can keep up with the whales in real—time on the woods hole oceanographic institution website. up next, we've got more from our global gourmet series. this week, we're in...
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live pictures brooklyn, new york, 10:30 local time. this is the location where the national stay came down from a federal judge. the big success they are celebrating is that a federal judge saying that those who have already received legal papers to enter the united states, the documents required legally to come to the u.s., can indeed still come to the united states and will not be sent back to their country of origin. question is, how will they be detained, at what pace will they be released from detention and the process by which that might happen, that's all in question. however, those who have not begun the process of the legal paperwork are still affected by the executive order signed by president trump 24 hours ago. if you are just joining us at the bottom of the hour, that's the very latest. the breaking news, all of these you saw, our chief legal correspondent ari melber there for a second, that's what they are celebrating. in chicago o'hare, this is the scene where we have heard from u.s. senator tammy duckworth, 18 d detaine
live pictures brooklyn, new york, 10:30 local time. this is the location where the national stay came down from a federal judge. the big success they are celebrating is that a federal judge saying that those who have already received legal papers to enter the united states, the documents required legally to come to the u.s., can indeed still come to the united states and will not be sent back to their country of origin. question is, how will they be detained, at what pace will they be released...
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4 new york. officials were stunned to say the least when they heard a 15-year-old queens boy had hijacked a subway train and taken it for a joyride, stopped at stations, let some passengers >> reporter: this kid needs to get some counseling. but obviously he wasn't trying to hurt anybody. so whatever happened to that kid? >> it's a downpour here. as we make our way towards riker's island, new york city's jail, i'm going to see darius mccullum for the first time in at least three years. he was in jail. he got out. and now he's back in jail. >> reporter: riker's island. new york's notorious jail. >> there's our man. >> sorry to see you back here. >> i was sorry too. >> reporter: diagnosed as an adult with asperger's syndrome, most often described as a form of autism. i met him the first time while interviewing him for one of the stories told in my book "in a different key: the story of autism." it's the trains that bring him here. his whole life, it's been the trains. >> why does this keep happenin
4 new york. officials were stunned to say the least when they heard a 15-year-old queens boy had hijacked a subway train and taken it for a joyride, stopped at stations, let some passengers >> reporter: this kid needs to get some counseling. but obviously he wasn't trying to hurt anybody. so whatever happened to that kid? >> it's a downpour here. as we make our way towards riker's island, new york city's jail, i'm going to see darius mccullum for the first time in at least three...
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new york, baby. >> one, two, three, four! ♪ ♪ dream, that's where i have to go ♪ ♪ to see your beautiful face ♪ you know right there a picture of you and listen to the radio ♪ ♪ oh ♪ oh, a competition ♪ we had it good ♪ ♪ i would lie and say you're not on my mind ♪ ♪ i go out and i sit down at a table set for two ♪ ♪ finally i go to face the truth ♪ ♪ no matter what you say, i'm not over you ♪ ♪ eh ♪ not over you ♪ damn, damn, girl, you do it well ♪ ♪ ♪ i, i'm a boomerang ♪ no matter how you throw me ♪ turn around and i'm back in the game ♪ ♪ even better than the old me ♪ i'm not ♪ ♪ you ask me how i'm doing i i say i'm doing just fine ♪ ♪ i would lie and say that you're not on my mind ♪ ♪ ♪ the best i wouldn't do ♪ i can get back on the right track ♪ ♪ but only if you'd be convinced ♪ ♪ knowing until then if you asked me how i'm doing ♪ ♪ i would say i'm doing just fine ♪ ♪ i would like and say that you're not on my mind ♪ ♪ but i g
new york, baby. >> one, two, three, four! ♪ ♪ dream, that's where i have to go ♪ ♪ to see your beautiful face ♪ you know right there a picture of you and listen to the radio ♪ ♪ oh ♪ oh, a competition ♪ we had it good ♪ ♪ i would lie and say you're not on my mind ♪ ♪ i go out and i sit down at a table set for two ♪ ♪ finally i go to face the truth ♪ ♪ no matter what you say, i'm not over you ♪ ♪ eh ♪ not over you ♪ damn, damn, girl, you do it well...