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Where she lived in paris. She avoided pars because she could have been extradited. Correct, yes. Rented the apartment, is that correct . The apartment that they owned in paris . Madame nhu told me she was given the apartment. She always implied it was given to her by the American Government because they felt bad for knocking off her husband and brotherinlaw and had no other place to go. They needed to keep her in a safe place. So when she would leave paris, she would rent out that apartment and ...

In the big ten conference, including student death, admission policies and campus safety, this interview with Indiana University president Michael Mcrobbie is 45 minutes. This morning, the cspan bus is on the campus of Indiana University in bloomington. On it, we are joined by the president of Indiana University, Michael Mcrobbie. Thank you very joining us. Delighted to be here and welcome to Indiana University. Thank you for the invitation. Can we start, president , with your general thoughts b...

Periods of time. We heard about the serious impact, fiscal impact of solitary confinement. It costs almost three times as much to keep a federal prisoner in segregation than in the general population. And we learned about the human impact of holdsing tens of thousands of men, women and children in small, windowless cells 23 hours a day, for days, for months and for years with very little if any contact with the outside world. This extreme isolation can have serious psychological impacts on an in...

Was not given the license to practice law in ohio. So there has to be some type of parody, some type of fairness, if there are sanctions at all. So you would be against blanket bans on all who have been convicted being ineligible to receive a license to practice law . I dont think blanket bans do any justice. All right. Mr. Jones . I think unless there is some Public Safety that outweighs a persons right to get a law law sense, to pass the bar, unless there is some Public Benefit that outweighs ...

And its rougher. And it costs more money to fight. These stories go down the list and i can just tell you that a couple years ago, we flew in to down around by billings, they were having record floods. The next year, same people whose houses were under water one year were being burn out the next. Same land. I dont know whats going on. I dont know if the airs getting warmer. I dont know if were just in a cycle. But i can tell you we can talk about all the things that need to be done here. We can ...

I think in first of all i should say whether a land line or cell phone, you are just as likely to be a to victim of robocalls. That in and of itself does not protect you. There is some hope beyond the items steve mentioned for reasons completely unrelated to robocalls, the federal Communication Commission simply has mandated cell phone carriers do much better job of passing on valid signaling and numbering information. That may well also be helpful in some circumstances to provide traceable info...

And saturday, the depiction of slavery in movies. Sunday at 4 00 p. M. , an interview with president herbert hoover. Let us know what you think about the programs youre watching. Call us at 2026263400 or email us at comments cspan. Org. Like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. Now, stories from three Army Veterans who served on the front lines during world war ii. They reflect on their experience as part of the dday invasion of nazi occupied france. This was one of several events hosted by the...

Speakers lecture series. Its an hour and 40 minutes. Thanks so much for inviting me to be with you and for joining me on this gorgeous new york morning. This is the third presentation ive given in this fantastic auditorium at the New York Historical society in just over a year. And all i can say is you folks are gluttons for punishment. Were going to talk about the second world war. I was just in normandy for the 70th anniversary of dday. And that campaign certainly has taken center stage this s...

I think that there needs to be a campaign of writing letters instead of all these emails because they can keep those lett letters instead of they cant keep the emails. Theyre in space. Letters are tangible. And reread them. Thats the wonderful part. And years and years from now, those soldiers can read them and think back. It is very necessary for people to write letters. At 5 00 a booth will open over by the statue where you can make a card to send to a current soldier. We have time for one mor...

Good at figuring out stuff like this. But in the main, i think you have to say that, although there were times when senior guys ultra did not go below army level. So if you were a corps commander, you didnt get ultra. You werent even supposed to know about it. So at army level, which is a very high tactical level, you got ultra and you had an ultra officer there, he would bring the stuff in, hed say, this is what we got from blechly park today, where they were decrypting this stuff in england. H...