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Evening activities for the very first time. The hours today are from 10 to 10. There may be people with their shot at this who change their days plans and come on down to the evening stuff. We are going to have a session called great books to great moodys were authors will talk about how their books made into those and what they thought about it. A graphic novel supersession with five very stellar grab novel us tonight. That star trek six but will have a poetry slam at 6 00 and a session with th...

Really people are hoping that it will opt out to the commercial environment so they can find ways to take care of the bees without the Big Industrial treatment are more and more aware because of that college the collapse one of the things that i conclude in my book is warda but so in some ways the horrendous two years that his head with those links to all of us representing kai bird. Dont know how many boy scout we have in the room that you all deserve badges fiing at zero have been a boy scouts...

The chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip imited to five minutes each, but in no event shall debate ontinue beyond 1 50 p. M. The chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. Gallego, for five minutes. Thank you, mr. Speaker. Today as we continue our journey through the 23rd district, id like to travel to a small town some 40 miles west of san antonio, that woul...

Many people will contract ebola, we dont know. The community understandably shaken and concerned, but parents with children in the same schools as those who have been exposed are outraged at the refusal of government, Public Health and School Officials to give them more information about ebola and those who have come into contact with patient zero. They need to tell us what child it is. Because i mean if it was in their class, im going to be ten times more pissed than i already am. Especially if...

Many people will contract ebola, we dont know. The community understandably shaken and concerned, but parents with children in the same schools as those who have been exposed are outraged at the refusal of government, Public Health and School Officials to give them more information about ebola and those who have come into contact with patient zero. They need to tell us what child it is. Because i mean if it was in their class, im going to be ten times more pissed than i already am. Especially if...

That. I was raised overseas. My father was with a. I. D. In east asia so actually grew up in asia. Really didnt spend any time in the state states until i can gea Good High School as a teenager. I think having, with that background, the idea of having a conventional career and based in the United States was little hard to imagine. With my brother, also, jon lee anderson. We both tried to figure it how we could get back overseas and stumbled into journalism as a way to do that. John lee and i get...

I guess i dont like it a whole lot. What would we find i sound just like my dad. There are great people out there, i know it. And i dont mean to condemn it but i think its passed me by a little bit. I still have a wonderful career and a beautiful audience that i really love but the spotlight is elsewhere now and im a known quantity now. And thats fine with me to play out this hand. But i dont pay a whole lot of attention to i never did listen much to the roofment when i was a kid i did. I dont l...

The issue is important and there is a general agreement on the solution around high skilled immigration. The problem is is the politics and the economy and jobs have been prumped by the politics of immigration. I think there are four paths. One could be the pass the senate not be taken up in the senate. There is a lottery that would flult raising the overall level of immigration. If there was an agreement to include that that bill could be passed. A second option which is what the president has ...

That background, the idea of having a conventional career, um, and basing in the United States was a little hard to imagine and with my brother also, john lee anderson. So we both immediately tried to figure out how we could get back overseas and stumbled into journalism as a way to do that. We, john lee and i did two books together, inside the league which sherman mentioned and war zones which was a oral history from five different worlds taking place in the mid 1980s around the world. And in t...

If he would look up a scholarship and he was not qualified he would give it to me. He wouldnt be upset. We helped each other. We were in college. We were trying to get a so we could register for the next semester. We came up with creative stories every semester. [laughter] we get on a payment plan. We were real resourceful and did whatever it took to continue. It was tough. It was so tough that if a young person asked me today how would how did you do it . I couldnt you have to pray. You have to...