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part of developing the inner harbor. i remember the first time i came to baltimore in 1972, because i was considering whether i wanted to go to johns hopkins for medical school. and none of the renovations had started. i said are you kidding me? i'm not going to live there. four years later they were already beginning to make progress. i was here to witness that tremendous progress that was made under the schaefer administration and is shmoak administrations. some of the plans have come to fruition. there is a lot to be proud of here in baltimore. but, you know, also as a pediatric neurosurgeon i spent a lot of time trying to give the children here in baltimore a second chance at life operating for hours and hours, all night sometimes.
if we go back to 2014, i went into this building and i begged this mayor to tone down the rhetoric on the street. that you can smell it on every job. you can feel it from the folks that you are dealing with that the street is uneasy and the street is turning against new york city police officers and we begged that the temperature be brought down. they didn't heed our warning. at two new york city police officers were killed. and the city put their head down in sadness and said this can't happen again. well, we feel that same temperature on the street. and we're seeing it like we did in 2014. if people dump water over the head of new york city police officers, they'll do it to everyone. remember, these police officers were called to that scene
now a representative in the state legislature. i served in that uniform. i was a police officer. i was a sergeant. and i was a lieutenant. and i can tell you without a doubt these men and women who uniform who step out there to protect our cities do it because they care. i understand the burden that lays upon their shoulders each time they strap on that vest, each time they put on that gun belt and they proudly pin that shield to their shirt. it's uncalled for this behavior that actually demoralizes our communities. and what was said the rhetoric coming out of members who sit in the room right behind us and from the mayor's office, they all talk about due process when it's convenient for them, when it's a punch line. they are rhetoric that tells grand jurors who proudly served
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today colonia dignidad has been transformed into the village of yet are all but their infinite age. part of the site caters to tourists the restaurant here serves spirit and german cuisine the colonias notorious past seems to have been forgotten . believe they are pretty guarded turds of the house for schaefer abused me. the tourists are enjoying themselves the places where people were raped and murdered. it's horrible the tourists bring their kids in treat piers. i want all three of my court cases and compensation. you know but the colony officials who should pay still haven't and it's long overdue know when i'm submitting pencils and wanting to answer your phone at your funeral of the only one people that are but it's you know. there's been a lot of legal wrangling provincially temper this is one way for him to come to
>> [laughs] i am outraged, neil. it should be never mentioned. >> neil: it is incredible that a politician of his stature and mature in us in age, is a traitor to his politics. >> thanks for bringing up my age. >> neil: all right, are guest acting as referee, moderator. did it make a difference to you whether you are sitting up or standing down? >> out rather be standing up. >> the john, ten days ago, -- >> are you afraid i couldn't hear? >> i think schaefer is experienced, since he is my age. >> neil: [laughs] >> he and i were together in the spanish-american war. did they think we could beat the british when they helped us in
welcome back. more than a dozen former female law clerks much bret cav anyway's are speaking out vouching for him as a good choice for the high court. in a letter to the senate judiciary committee sent yesterday, the 18 women said that kavanaugh is a strong supporter of women in the legal profession. they write in part "we know all too well that women in the workplace still face challenges in equality and even harassment among other things. woman do not enjoy a representative schaefer prestigious clerkships or high profile legal positions but this committee should be aware of the important work the judge has done to remedy those disparities. in our view they write the judge has been one of the strongest advocates for women lawyers. a variety of women's groups on the left are speaking out against the nomination arguing his confirmation to the court is
schaefer. the only beer to have when you are having more than one. then he paused perfectly timed, more than one what? and then of course, it was right back to the panel, and we were back on camera, and i was practically under the table. his comedic timing was unbelievable. also, sometimes, just had the delight of a small kid. it was really something to behold. >> laura: psychiatrist, harvard medical school, pulitzer prize, more awards than we can list here. but charles, when he wrote about a political movement or event, he wrote about it in a way that he cut through where so many others were mired in minutia. president reagan, i loved this part, of course this was after reagan's death. he wrote, "optimism is the perfect way to trivialize everything that reagan was or did. optimism, every other person on the number 6 bus is an optimist. what distinguished reagan was what he did and said. reagan was optimistic about america by the cynicism and general retreat of the
percent safety but how safe is safe enough the fog is it's a difficult question to answer always depends on the society in question for me it's like this if we stay below the risk potential that nature gives us then that's a very good concept. so what's safe enough is certainly a good question but the actual question is shouldn't we at least move to a state the safer than the one we have now so when the small. so the nuclear waste should go underground into granite rocks for example geochemist toss and schaefer and his team are examining this type of rock granite is very hard but craggy if it is to house a final repository the containers need an extra wall with the clay material bentonite for example like in sweden it swells when it comes into contact with
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