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he is the american association of state highway and transportation officials executive director. would you represent? guest: we represent the departments of transportation of the countryes of and puerto rico and puerto rico in the district of cologne appeared we are an advocacy group. and where theport most important missions is to make people understand the value of transportation investment. host: for the people you are representing, how are they looking on these potential announcements from the white house when it comes to infrastructure? guest: we are very interested in what the white house will release and we are pleased the white house has put so much emphasis on infrastructure. we know we have an infrastructure gap in this country. state and local governments are really stepping up. one of the things we know to be the case is this is a shared responsibility. it takes the federal government, state and local governments, and increasingly, the private sector, to make sure we're adequately invest in. right now we are not purely to see some change. we are hopeful what we see fr
he is the american association of state highway and transportation officials executive director. would you represent? guest: we represent the departments of transportation of the countryes of and puerto rico and puerto rico in the district of cologne appeared we are an advocacy group. and where theport most important missions is to make people understand the value of transportation investment. host: for the people you are representing, how are they looking on these potential announcements from...
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what are your specific goals at the american history association conference. >> at the american history association conference, we're doing an oral history panel. we submitted two different clips for the oral history juke box. we'll be in a panel deduction about that. one clip is about one of the first three women to graduate from ranger school. and we picked that one because it's such a touching story because we said, what was your most difficult time in ranger school? and she said it was missing her kids and at night she would cuddle her blanket and imagine it was her kids. that was a fabulous story. it brought everybody in the interview session to tears. we had to stop the film. we all cried. everybody got their composure back. started the film and continued the interview. the other clip we submitted was a group, it was a family, a mother and her five children who the father was killed at the end of the vietnam war and they were all refugees coming to america, and the first group was a 14-year-old girl and her 11-year-old brother. she was on her own coming to first the philippines an
what are your specific goals at the american history association conference. >> at the american history association conference, we're doing an oral history panel. we submitted two different clips for the oral history juke box. we'll be in a panel deduction about that. one clip is about one of the first three women to graduate from ranger school. and we picked that one because it's such a touching story because we said, what was your most difficult time in ranger school? and she said it...
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in teseptember the american association for the advancement of science wrote a letter opposing the white house decision to rescind daca. here's what they said. many students of daca make ncontributions. high achieving young people in daca contributed in many ways our nation. many are starting to become scientists, engineers, medical doctors and entrepreneurs. given the administrations decision we urge congress to craft legislation that provides long-term protection for these young people who seek to continue their education and contribute nto society. our nation needs an immigration policy they said that advances us innovation of prosperity and stays true to foundational american goals that seek contributions to society from all. mr. president, you and i had an invitation issue. i will just as a member of the house and senate, i've never been invited to a meeting quite like the one that we had yesterday. and in the cabinet room at the white house. it was the presidents idea. i do not know if it was spur of the moment idea but it was when it came together quickly in a few days. i think th
in teseptember the american association for the advancement of science wrote a letter opposing the white house decision to rescind daca. here's what they said. many students of daca make ncontributions. high achieving young people in daca contributed in many ways our nation. many are starting to become scientists, engineers, medical doctors and entrepreneurs. given the administrations decision we urge congress to craft legislation that provides long-term protection for these young people who...
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it's provided by our friends from the american association port authorities. a busy chart but a good one nonetheless. and everyone should have at your desk a copy of this. but about $66 billion in investment and port related infrastructure is needed over the next decade to ensure job growth. to ensure that u.s. job creation economic growth continues over next ten years. i have another graphic also provided by the american association of port authorities and as this shows investment in our freight network of ships, trucks and trains is essential to the safe and efficient movement of goods. both into and out of the united states. and this serves as the backbone of our economy. not just ships, barges, trains, trucks, it's all the above and more. the american association of civil engineers report card tells us a story with waterways receiving a grade of d. deplorable. representing an overall cumulative investment back log of nearly $140 billion and an authorized but unconstructed portfolio of another $60 billion. the core faces a sizeable math problem as they try
it's provided by our friends from the american association port authorities. a busy chart but a good one nonetheless. and everyone should have at your desk a copy of this. but about $66 billion in investment and port related infrastructure is needed over the next decade to ensure job growth. to ensure that u.s. job creation economic growth continues over next ten years. i have another graphic also provided by the american association of port authorities and as this shows investment in our...
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in the case of dane, it is within the american historical association. are you reaching these younger audiences and millennials through the social media at all? do we care? can we do more there? >> i certainly think we can do more. the subject of our organization is george c. marshall, who is a dead white guy, albeit a very accomplished dead white guy. with younger people, specially, we have to explain what it was he did, how he did it, and why he is still of interest and relevance today. the method of doing that can vary considerably. we are, as well as trying to get people to lexington, we are trying to reach out beyond lexington to anybody that may know of marshall and put marshall, the man in context with these big events. podcast is something we are going to extend a very early explo exploratory route with in the future. there are so many platforms, it is a challenge to see which work and deliver the biggest bang for your buck. >> i'm going to turn this around a bit since i organized the panel and direct it to the people that i think can speak to it
in the case of dane, it is within the american historical association. are you reaching these younger audiences and millennials through the social media at all? do we care? can we do more there? >> i certainly think we can do more. the subject of our organization is george c. marshall, who is a dead white guy, albeit a very accomplished dead white guy. with younger people, specially, we have to explain what it was he did, how he did it, and why he is still of interest and relevance today....
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this comes as the american association of poison control centers says there has been a steep spike in the number of laundry pods. there are 40 cases so far into 2018 and counting. >> it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. >> this is not the first time tide pods have come under fire. they have been a major source of concern for small children, who mistake them for candy. in 2017, the american association of poison control centers says there were reports of more than 10,000 exposures to highly concentrated packets of laundry detergent to children five and under. >> they would get very sick, they get very drowsy, significant loss of consciousness. >> consuming these pods can be lethal. >> we are aware of about 10 deaths since laundry pods came into the market many years ago. >> procter and gamble news nothing is more important to us than the safety of the people who use our products, they should not be played with whatever the circumstance is, even if meant as a joke. melanie: something like that in your mouth. steve: it is a little bit soupy out there. some air
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the american association of poison control issued an alert. tide, the parent company, p&g, is issuing an alert. this is one of the biggest calls into poison control. children eat it because it looks like candy. we are talking about grown ups doing this on a dare. this is stupid. honestly. i can't believe i'm reporting it. >> it is hard to imagine. emergency rooms are forced to treat. >>> "early start" continues with the latest on the possibility of the latest government shutdown. >> the reason we're here right now is our friends on the other side say solve this illegal immigration problem right now or we're going to shut the government down. >> i'm not trying to play for political points. i'm trying to get us to come together on a bipartisan nature. >> countdown to shutdown. democrats and republicans far apart as the clock ticks to midnight. a shutdown looks more likely by the hour. we have reports this morning on the top stories from capitol hill, china, iraq and london. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. one long d
the american association of poison control issued an alert. tide, the parent company, p&g, is issuing an alert. this is one of the biggest calls into poison control. children eat it because it looks like candy. we are talking about grown ups doing this on a dare. this is stupid. honestly. i can't believe i'm reporting it. >> it is hard to imagine. emergency rooms are forced to treat. >>> "early start" continues with the latest on the possibility of the latest...
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live coverage of the american historical association's annual meeting in washington dc. if you missed any coverage we will reair all of today's panel discussions and discussions ahea d on history tv on c-span3. you can also visit our website at www.c-span.org/history to view today's american historical association's schedules in its entirety. programsatch other tv such as our programs such as our series on the civil war and the presidency. again, that is at www.c-span.org /history. an interview on u.s.-korea an interview on u.s.-korea relations with an historian from the university of wisconsin, madison. we recorded this yesterday at the american historical association meeting. >> david is a historian that specializes in a very timely field, u.s.-korea relations. what is the most important thing that anyone who was watching the news right now worrying about the state of things should know about korea and u.s.-korea relations? >> the most important thing to understand is that the division of korea was originally a jewish idea. this division -- originally a u.s. idea. this
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executive director of the american association of state highway and transportation officials. and rand corporation will discuss how to make federal infrastructure spending more efficient. be sure to what see stan's washington journal live at seven eastern thursday morning. during -- and join the discussion. >> the book "geek girl rising: inside the sisterhood shaping up tech" talks about silicon valley startups. the co-authors heather cabot and sam walravens talked about the book and women in the tech sector. this is one hour. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. welcome to barnes and noble tribeca appeared to not have the pleasure of introducing heather cabot and sam walravens as they join us to discuss their new book, "geek girl rising: inside the sisterhood shaping up tech". heather cabot is a former abc news correspondent. investor, adjunct professor and a woman at forbes contributed. sam walravens is an editor, recognize speaker on women, contributed to women at the huffington post and disney interactive. please join me in welcoming heather cabot and sam walravens. >> yo
executive director of the american association of state highway and transportation officials. and rand corporation will discuss how to make federal infrastructure spending more efficient. be sure to what see stan's washington journal live at seven eastern thursday morning. during -- and join the discussion. >> the book "geek girl rising: inside the sisterhood shaping up tech" talks about silicon valley startups. the co-authors heather cabot and sam walravens talked about the...
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eastern, historians attending the american historical association conference look at how american veterans are being remembered, honored and memorialized since world war ii. thursday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern, we're live from the nuwseum in washington, d.c., with a discussion on the 1968 vietnam war tet offensivoffensi. friday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, lincoln scholar harold holzer, author howard starr, on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv this week in primetime on c-span3. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you tod
eastern, historians attending the american historical association conference look at how american veterans are being remembered, honored and memorialized since world war ii. thursday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern, we're live from the nuwseum in washington, d.c., with a discussion on the 1968 vietnam war tet offensivoffensi. friday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, lincoln scholar harold holzer, author howard starr, on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv this week in...
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jefry thomas of the auto alliance and ian jeffries of the american association of railroads will join us for that. also the effect of drug-free school zones on drug sentencing. the reason magazine reporter cj -- be sure to watch sees bands washington journal live at seven eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >> for nearly 20 years, in-depth on booktv speech of the nations best known nonfiction writers for live conversations about their books. this year is a special project, we are featuring best selling fiction writers for our monthly program, in-depth, fiction addition be join us live next sunday, february 4 at noon eastern. with colson whitehead, author of the 2015 best-selling novel, the underground railroad. which is awarded the pulitzer prize and the national book award. his other nobles include zone one, sag harbor and the intuition is. our special series, in-depth, fiction addition with colson whitehead, sunday, february 4, live from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern on booktv c-span2. >> at the us conference of mayors winter meeting in washington dc, ambassadors from mexi
jefry thomas of the auto alliance and ian jeffries of the american association of railroads will join us for that. also the effect of drug-free school zones on drug sentencing. the reason magazine reporter cj -- be sure to watch sees bands washington journal live at seven eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >> for nearly 20 years, in-depth on booktv speech of the nations best known nonfiction writers for live conversations about their books. this year is a special project, we...
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live coverage of the american historical association annual meeting saturday on american history tv, on c-span3. >> today at the white house, president trump met with republican leaders in the senate for the first time in 10 years -- for a long time. they discussed immigration policy, including possible renewal for daca arrivals. our cameras were in the room for the start of the meeting. here is a look.
live coverage of the american historical association annual meeting saturday on american history tv, on c-span3. >> today at the white house, president trump met with republican leaders in the senate for the first time in 10 years -- for a long time. they discussed immigration policy, including possible renewal for daca arrivals. our cameras were in the room for the start of the meeting. here is a look.
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society that will not be on the docket for the american historical association. and a good thing. we managed to freedom of inquiry. so the question for administrators and for professors is what kinds of things do you let people say, what kind of question deal at people ask, and what kind of questions do you see are off-limits? there's always something off-limits. and so i think asking ourselves what kind of freedom for faculty we think should be protected, and what kind of freedom for faculty we think shouldn't be protected. not just speech, expression which of course becomes intimidation which becomes harassment which becomes many things that we would have today an easy time saying is an offense or inappropriate under the things we would say well, that's less clear. if you say something offensive politically, andrew a faculty member we want to protect your right to do that. some things we protect, some things we refuse to protect. and on the inquiry side, there are kinds of questions we foster, we actually facilitate certain kinds of questions. and there are oth
society that will not be on the docket for the american historical association. and a good thing. we managed to freedom of inquiry. so the question for administrators and for professors is what kinds of things do you let people say, what kind of question deal at people ask, and what kind of questions do you see are off-limits? there's always something off-limits. and so i think asking ourselves what kind of freedom for faculty we think should be protected, and what kind of freedom for faculty...
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case of dane, within the american historical association. i mean, are you reaching these younger audiences and millennials through social media at all? do we care? or can we do more there? >> i certainly think that we can do more. the subject of our organization is george c. marshall, who was a dead white guy. albeit a very accomplished dead white guy, so with younger people especially, we have to explain what it was he did. how he did it, and why he is still of interest and relevance today. the method of doing that can vary considerably. and we are, as well as trying to get people to lexington, we're trying to reach out beyond lexington to connect with anyone who may know of marshall,heard of the marshall plan and put marshall the man in context with the bigger world events. podcast is something we're going to extend a very early exploratory route with in the near future. but there were so many different platforms that it's a challenge to see which actually work and which deliver the biggest bang for your buck. >> dane? >> well, actually, i
case of dane, within the american historical association. i mean, are you reaching these younger audiences and millennials through social media at all? do we care? or can we do more there? >> i certainly think that we can do more. the subject of our organization is george c. marshall, who was a dead white guy. albeit a very accomplished dead white guy, so with younger people especially, we have to explain what it was he did. how he did it, and why he is still of interest and relevance...
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[applause] ofwe continue our coverage the american national history association meeting and washington, d.c. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. >> we want to welcome ibram at americanfessor university and the founding director of the antiracist research and policy center. your first year at the university. thank you for being with us. let's go back to 1968. why was that such a defining year for the civil rights movement? assassinationg's led to 2 different things. you have people who turned the page on civil rights and began embracing black power notions. notions of black solidarity. notions of forcing america to end racism. then you had others that doubled down on civil rights and doubled down on some of the ideas that martin luther king and others were putting forth, who tried to continue the poor people's campaign. you really had this ideological split that ultimately became, flowered into what became known as the black power movement. there was a year the civil rights movement ended, it was probably 1968. >> you don't have to travel far from where we're at to still se
[applause] ofwe continue our coverage the american national history association meeting and washington, d.c. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. >> we want to welcome ibram at americanfessor university and the founding director of the antiracist research and policy center. your first year at the university. thank you for being with us. let's go back to 1968. why was that such a defining year for the civil rights movement? assassinationg's led to 2 different things. you have...
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we're live here in washington, at the american association annual convention. dan, good morning. ahead, please. >> go ahead. allowed to be present this as i see it. what's happening to black people could be because -- not because they're black, but they're americans who can be identified by color. therefore, they become attempts to behe counter to racism. is, just to y that cite one example. merican education as compared to european education puts the emphasis on higher education. european education puts especially the tactical of onent in the first years school. so by the time you get to high school, you're doing what be icans are supposed to doing in college. americans realize that blacks are denied opportunities schooling, they start to do things like, well, we will ave open admissions to the colleges for them so they can get in. question, well, if you gave them a lousy part, howin the first are they going to do in college they have to do? >> let me stop you there. we'll get a response. thank you very much for the call, by the way. relates tothat as it education, i think certa
we're live here in washington, at the american association annual convention. dan, good morning. ahead, please. >> go ahead. allowed to be present this as i see it. what's happening to black people could be because -- not because they're black, but they're americans who can be identified by color. therefore, they become attempts to behe counter to racism. is, just to y that cite one example. merican education as compared to european education puts the emphasis on higher education....
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eastern, historians attending the american historical association conference look at how american veterans are being remembered, honored, and memorialized since world war ii. at 7:00 p.m.t eastern, live from museum of washington dc with a discussion of the vietnam war offensive. friday night at 8:00 p.m.
eastern, historians attending the american historical association conference look at how american veterans are being remembered, honored, and memorialized since world war ii. at 7:00 p.m.t eastern, live from museum of washington dc with a discussion of the vietnam war offensive. friday night at 8:00 p.m.
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for all the coverage of the american historical association annual meeting. over the course of the day, we will bring you several roundtable this as well as live interviews with historians in -- and we will respond to your calls and tweets. topics include watergate and how it impacted political partisanship as well as challenges for the national parks service in commemorating the post-civil war rick -- reconstruction era. first up, a panel of historians talks about the year 1968 and reflect on the major events that unfolded 50 years ago. this is live coverage on an american history tv on c-span3. >> hello, everybody. good morning. years after 1968. part one. this is the first of a series of panels on the 50th anniversary of 1968. 1968 as as called -- local and global event. i am the chair today. we are missing, unfortunately, one panelist who was sick last night and cannot make it, unfortunately. we are going to go in the order that we are sitting and 10 minutes each for a short presentation. this is a roundtable. and then we open up to discussion with you gu
for all the coverage of the american historical association annual meeting. over the course of the day, we will bring you several roundtable this as well as live interviews with historians in -- and we will respond to your calls and tweets. topics include watergate and how it impacted political partisanship as well as challenges for the national parks service in commemorating the post-civil war rick -- reconstruction era. first up, a panel of historians talks about the year 1968 and reflect on...
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the former president of the american psychiatric association joins me live to discuss. >>> plus smart phones provide us all with connectivity, but are they making our kids lonelier? apple is being asked to address the problem. i'll talk to the pioneer researcher in this issue. >>> and everybody agrees we're in the midst of an opioid crisis, but is the federal government doing all it should do to solve the problem? what could be done? i'll ask a former head of the fda. >>> but first, he said it. on that, i have no doubt, and i think he knew exactly what he was doing. the profanity that the oxford dictionary defines as an extremely dirty, shabby or otherwise unpleasant place, ben zimmer who writes a language column in the "wall street journal" told "the washington post" it's a word commonly spoken among friends but rarely written down or documented. true, we've all heard it. some of us have said it, me included, but he should not have, and certainly not in this context, because regardless of whether the word enters the vocabulary of others, it's beneath the dignity of the office of the
the former president of the american psychiatric association joins me live to discuss. >>> plus smart phones provide us all with connectivity, but are they making our kids lonelier? apple is being asked to address the problem. i'll talk to the pioneer researcher in this issue. >>> and everybody agrees we're in the midst of an opioid crisis, but is the federal government doing all it should do to solve the problem? what could be done? i'll ask a former head of the fda....
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federal congress at the american historical association's annual meeting. the panel talks about the nation's founders, including james madison and george washington who met from 1789 to 1791 to determine the structure of the new federal government, and decide how it should function. this is an
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i wouldn't jump to that conclusion yet that the us have complete view of the american association has completely abandoned the kurds you have to remember that the u.s. believes that its only ally in the fight against isis in general harder cones you know they're here wes can partner with the syrian government they can partner with iran it can partner with hezbollah or you know it demonizes all of these groups the only group it can partner with in this fight against extremist groups or extremists are the other code so i wouldn't say that the u.s. will quickly go ahead and abandon the kurds at the same time cannot take action against turkey doesn't feel that support in supporting the kurds deserves u.s. intervention against turkey that's also a big question so i think the u.s. is in a big dialer if it does continue to continue to support the cause or further support them that leads to more and more confrontation with the turks if they're bad for this and that means it would abandon the only group it might be able to depend on and to score points in this war against terror so it is i thi
i wouldn't jump to that conclusion yet that the us have complete view of the american association has completely abandoned the kurds you have to remember that the u.s. believes that its only ally in the fight against isis in general harder cones you know they're here wes can partner with the syrian government they can partner with iran it can partner with hezbollah or you know it demonizes all of these groups the only group it can partner with in this fight against extremist groups or...
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i'm also speaking on behalf of the american association of port authorities, apa, as the chairman-elect of its legislative policy committee that sets policy for our members. my remarks today will provide a illustrative examples of water infrastructure needs faced by public ports and recommendations for wrda legislation to improve the corps of engineers navigation program. apa members appreciate that congress understands the importance of our seaports role in the u.s. economy, constructing and maintaining the nation's 21st century maritime infrastructure is essential to the nation's economic future. public ports and their private sector partners are committed to this challenge with plans to invest upwards of 155 billion between 2016 and 2020 in port-related facilities. it is imperative that related infrastructure be a part of any broad infrastructure investment legislation the committee develops. apa has identified 66 billion in potential waterside and landside investments over the next decade that will help insure benefits from anticipated 155 billion in port related capital infrastruct
i'm also speaking on behalf of the american association of port authorities, apa, as the chairman-elect of its legislative policy committee that sets policy for our members. my remarks today will provide a illustrative examples of water infrastructure needs faced by public ports and recommendations for wrda legislation to improve the corps of engineers navigation program. apa members appreciate that congress understands the importance of our seaports role in the u.s. economy, constructing and...
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eastern, historians attending the historical association conference look at how american veterans are being remembered, honored and me moralized since world war ii. and then we're live from the museum in washington, d.c. with a discussion on the ted offensive and on friday night at :00 p.m. lincoln scholar and howard university professor on abe lincoln con's friends and enemies. watch on c-span 3. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company the companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. ♪ >> the bill before us does three things that every democrat and republican should be able to support. first, it ends the shutdown and restores full funding for the federal government through february 8. second, it extends health insurance for 9 million vulnerable children and third, it will enable congress to resume serious bipartisan talks on the important issues facing our nation. >> and with that, the federal rn
eastern, historians attending the historical association conference look at how american veterans are being remembered, honored and me moralized since world war ii. and then we're live from the museum in washington, d.c. with a discussion on the ted offensive and on friday night at :00 p.m. lincoln scholar and howard university professor on abe lincoln con's friends and enemies. watch on c-span 3. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's...
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american art therapy association, is a mental health profession that uses the creative process of art making to improve and enhance the physical, mental and emotional well-being of individuals of all ages. it is not arts and crafts. [applause] that's right. at at therapist, who has minimum a masters degree, and frequently, a doctor's degree, helps a client get to the root of his or her problem or issue and works the client through it with the use of art. just in cairo, and they have one art therapist in egypt. she has done a ted talk. you really should watch it. she said to me, i try and tell people an art therapist opens the book but then an art therapist also helps them close the book. so we don't want anyone just opening the book who doesn't know how to close the book. i first became aware of our -- art therapy more than 10 years ago. kids pediatric's art therapy program at georgetown lombardi comprehensive cancer center here in washington, d.c. and there i saw young cancer patients who were eager to come back for their next cancer infusion. i mean, i was so amazed that you would h
american art therapy association, is a mental health profession that uses the creative process of art making to improve and enhance the physical, mental and emotional well-being of individuals of all ages. it is not arts and crafts. [applause] that's right. at at therapist, who has minimum a masters degree, and frequently, a doctor's degree, helps a client get to the root of his or her problem or issue and works the client through it with the use of art. just in cairo, and they have one art...
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the american association of poison control center says there is an increase of teens misusing the pods and getting sick from them. the pods should never be eaten. >>> walmart is raising wages and giving thousand dollar bonuses to some workers. starting wages for new workers are now $11 an hour, a $2 increase. at the same time, walmart is closing 63 sam's club stores across the country. the move likely means that thousands will be out of jobs. some stores closed abruptly on thursday with workers and customers only finding out when they showed up and found locks and signs on the doors. at least 12 stores will become e-commerce distribution centers. some workers could apply to other locations. >>> fiat chrysler is using the new tax overhaul to reinvest in to revamp its plant in warren, michigan, moving thousands of jobs from mexico. some 2500 new jobs will be added and it says it'll pay $60,000 to each u.s. employee, a reported bonus of $2,000 apiece. >>> and a warning from ford. if you're driving a 2006 ranger pickup truck, stop driving it immediately. ford is blaming a second death on a
the american association of poison control center says there is an increase of teens misusing the pods and getting sick from them. the pods should never be eaten. >>> walmart is raising wages and giving thousand dollar bonuses to some workers. starting wages for new workers are now $11 an hour, a $2 increase. at the same time, walmart is closing 63 sam's club stores across the country. the move likely means that thousands will be out of jobs. some stores closed abruptly on thursday...
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saturday, american history tv on c-span3 takes you to the american historical association's annual meeting in washington, d.c. for life, all day coverage 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. eastern. join us as historians and scholars talk about civil rights in 1960 eight, watergate and the rise of partisanship, commemorating re--- civil war reconstruction in national parks and the burning him national national-- birmingham monument. saturday on american history tv on c-span3. next, hillary clinton advisor about theeines talks 2016 presidential campaign, the trump presidency and 2018 elections. he spoke at the washington center for internships and academic seminars. center for san bernardinoships and academic seminars. we are reconvening. we have a speaker. get going. >> we are going to be on television. when you have a question, go up to the mike, say your name and school and keep your question concise. it's my distinct pleasure to get to introduce philippe reines, who is an american political consultant, a
saturday, american history tv on c-span3 takes you to the american historical association's annual meeting in washington, d.c. for life, all day coverage 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. eastern. join us as historians and scholars talk about civil rights in 1960 eight, watergate and the rise of partisanship, commemorating re--- civil war reconstruction in national parks and the burning him national national-- birmingham monument. saturday on american history tv on c-span3. next, hillary clinton advisor...
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the american psychiatric association, this is the principle of medical ethics section 7.3. a physiatrist may share with the public of his/her expertise. >> now, you have not conducted an examination and you are offering a professional opinion here. >> no, i am just alerting about the signs. the signs say other people may not recognize because they are the why variations in normal. most people who may not see individuals or impaired may miss these signs. for example, someone having a yellow face, individuals may see that's their normal complex, a physician may look for signs of a liver failure or awarding signs or signs of concerns, then you will recommend of an km examination. i am a strong proponent of it. i have kept with it as a physiatrist, i have asked to diagnose someone without seeing them. i can confidently say that i have abide the principle water goals and kept them and even here. i do not agree of the american psychiatric association changing the interpretation of the rules going from diagnosing to the media to a gag rule essentially. we cannot make any comments
the american psychiatric association, this is the principle of medical ethics section 7.3. a physiatrist may share with the public of his/her expertise. >> now, you have not conducted an examination and you are offering a professional opinion here. >> no, i am just alerting about the signs. the signs say other people may not recognize because they are the why variations in normal. most people who may not see individuals or impaired may miss these signs. for example, someone having a...
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educating the public on how to keep them out of the hands of toddlers but according to the american association of poison control centers and twenty seventeen more calls came in regarding hand sanitizer toothpaste deodorant mouthwash more than the laundry pods in fact the calls which were mostly regarding children under five and over half of which aren't even related to an actual ingestion have gone down fourteen percent since two thousand and fifteen. so. is asking. that corporations and the government become our defacto nanny is really the best use of our fragile democracy. and well now we know why the government is in disarray because good old chuckles schumer apparently has been more interested in whether people eat laundry pods and literacy on supportable chocolate really is this is this how far we've fallen that it's congress's job to think about these things i'm sorry when i was growing up you know we had iron metal playgrounds we had things that actually hurt us and you know the classic george carlin routine of little johnny swallows the marble than the other little kids rea
educating the public on how to keep them out of the hands of toddlers but according to the american association of poison control centers and twenty seventeen more calls came in regarding hand sanitizer toothpaste deodorant mouthwash more than the laundry pods in fact the calls which were mostly regarding children under five and over half of which aren't even related to an actual ingestion have gone down fourteen percent since two thousand and fifteen. so. is asking. that corporations and the...
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the american heart association and the american lung association want more laws. >>> a delivery person arrived saturday. the 23-year-old man who ordered the pot told the person he had a gun and stole $200. the suspect used his actual suspect to order so cops were able to find him easily. since all pot sales are done in cash, there are major concerns that robberies like these will pop up at more of those pot stores. >>> all new this morning, talking on school districts across the area about sexual harassment guidelines. tonight teed mont schools will reexamine its policy. nearly 60 parents wrote letters calling for an open more trans parent process. they want a review of piedmont's he policies. plus an assessment of staff and decision making processes. we've checked with other school districts. oakland updated its guidelines in 2016. fremont says it's taking a look but not planning any changes. in san jose no, updates. officials say the district's policy already meets standards. and paliality over unified told it recently adopted updates. >>> and mountain view is looking at a way to red
the american heart association and the american lung association want more laws. >>> a delivery person arrived saturday. the 23-year-old man who ordered the pot told the person he had a gun and stole $200. the suspect used his actual suspect to order so cops were able to find him easily. since all pot sales are done in cash, there are major concerns that robberies like these will pop up at more of those pot stores. >>> all new this morning, talking on school districts across...
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. >> we're actually challenging the status quo. >> reporter: the city teamed up with the american association of university women, a national advocacy group, to offer these free salary negotiation workshops. >> you know what you want. you know you're going to go for a higher number. >> reporter: they've trained more than 6,000 women so far. the goal is to train 85,000 by 2021, half the working women in boston. >> the biggest reason, it's fairness. the biggest reason is that men and women who do the same jobs should be paid the same salary. >> and it really helps when it comes to promoting yourself. >> reporter: these women are learning about salary research, setting goals, and the importance of being confident. >> now you have an inventory or a listing of all of these things that you've accomplished. >> reporter: one survey showed that half the women who attended a workshop used the skills they learned to negotiate higher pay. before this workshop, did you negotiate when you were offered a new job? >> no. it took what... you take what you were offered. >> reporter: sabrina antoine attended a
. >> we're actually challenging the status quo. >> reporter: the city teamed up with the american association of university women, a national advocacy group, to offer these free salary negotiation workshops. >> you know what you want. you know you're going to go for a higher number. >> reporter: they've trained more than 6,000 women so far. the goal is to train 85,000 by 2021, half the working women in boston. >> the biggest reason, it's fairness. the biggest...
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live coverage of the american historical association annual meeting saturday on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> for nearly 20 years, in-depth on book tv featured the nation's best known nonfiction writers for live conversations about their works. this year, as a special prong, we're featuring best selling fiction writers for our program. in-depth fiction edition. join us for our first program sunday at noon eastern with david ignatius, the author of several national security thrillers including "agents of innocence," "body of lies," "blood money," and the quantum spy. our special series in-depth fict >>> hi, i'm john feral. this year we visited 24 cities expleering the unique history and literary life. we're going to show you several stops to our visit of tacoma, washington. the western terms of the northern pacific railroad. the area is in the southern section of puget sound, which is sort of washington state and the pacific northwest's great inland water. and when the transcontinental railway came, there was talk of one day being able to expand puget sound. but really wasn't an
live coverage of the american historical association annual meeting saturday on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> for nearly 20 years, in-depth on book tv featured the nation's best known nonfiction writers for live conversations about their works. this year, as a special prong, we're featuring best selling fiction writers for our program. in-depth fiction edition. join us for our first program sunday at noon eastern with david ignatius, the author of several national...
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live coverage of the american historical association annual meeting saturday on american history tv, on c-span3. >> today at the white house, president trump met with republican leaders in the senate for the first time in 10 years -- for a long time. they discussed immigration policy, including possible renewal for daca arrivals. our cameras were in the room for the start of the meeting. here is a look. president trump: happy new year. unimportant meeting. thank you for being here. today, i am with the senate working group on immigration. i think that started around november 8 and maybe a year and a half before that, starting with the campaign. we are all working in an effort to develop an immigration reform plan that will serve the interests of the american workers and the american families and safety. i want to thank chairman lasley along with senator still assembling for -- along with -- i want to thank chairman grassley along with senator tillis. our current immigration system fails americans. chain migration is a total disaster which threatens our security and our economy and pr
live coverage of the american historical association annual meeting saturday on american history tv, on c-span3. >> today at the white house, president trump met with republican leaders in the senate for the first time in 10 years -- for a long time. they discussed immigration policy, including possible renewal for daca arrivals. our cameras were in the room for the start of the meeting. here is a look. president trump: happy new year. unimportant meeting. thank you for being here. today,...
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educating the public on how to keep them out of the hands of toddlers but according to the american association of poison control centers in two thousand and seventeen more calls came in regarding hand sanitizer toothpaste deodorant mouthwash more than the laundry pozen fact the calls which were mostly regarding children under five and over half of which aren't even related to an actual ingestion have gone down fourteen percent since twenty fifteen so pearl collectors is asking that was the lending that corporations and the government become are de facto nanny is really the best use of our fragile democracy. will not only know why the government is doing this ray because good old chuckles schumer apparently has been more interested in whether people use laundry pods. or double chocolate really is this is this how far we fall and that it's it's congress's job to think about these things i'm sorry when i was growing up. you know we had iron metal playgrounds we had things that actually hurt us and you know the classic george carlin routine of little johnny swallows the marble then the other littl
educating the public on how to keep them out of the hands of toddlers but according to the american association of poison control centers in two thousand and seventeen more calls came in regarding hand sanitizer toothpaste deodorant mouthwash more than the laundry pozen fact the calls which were mostly regarding children under five and over half of which aren't even related to an actual ingestion have gone down fourteen percent since twenty fifteen so pearl collectors is asking that was the...
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the american veterans association is behind the sead. you see it seize please stand with pictures of american servicemen saluting the american flag. >>> now to the 2018 oscar nominations. you saw them live here on abc7 mornings, including the nominees for best picture. >> call me by your name. >> darkest hour. >> dun kirk. >> lady bird. >> phantom these. >> the shape. and the three billboards outside evan, missouri. >> shape of water leads nominations this year with 13 nods, we have a list of all the nominees on our website. >> now that we know the nominees, we'll know the winners sunday march 4, you can watch the oscars only on abc7. jimmy kimmel is going to repeat host. >>> just a terrific tuesday, we had ample amounts of sunshine, a little bit move normal for this time of year. everything's going to change the next 12 hours. the rain returns to the forecast on sunday. the active sweep. right now we are dry, and we will remain dry through the evening hours tonight. the view outside, it is a gorgeous one, the sun going down from our tow
the american veterans association is behind the sead. you see it seize please stand with pictures of american servicemen saluting the american flag. >>> now to the 2018 oscar nominations. you saw them live here on abc7 mornings, including the nominees for best picture. >> call me by your name. >> darkest hour. >> dun kirk. >> lady bird. >> phantom these. >> the shape. and the three billboards outside evan, missouri. >> shape of water leads...
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the american association of poison control issued an alert. tide, the parent company, p&g, is issuing an alert. this is one of the biggest calls into poison control. children eat it because it looks like candy. we are talking about grown ups doing this on a dare. this is stupid. honestly. i can't believe i'm reporting it. >> it is hard to imagine. emergency rooms are forced to treat. >>> "early start" continues with the latest on the possibility of the latest government shutdown. >> the reason we're here right now is our friends on the other side say solve this illegal immigration probl
the american association of poison control issued an alert. tide, the parent company, p&g, is issuing an alert. this is one of the biggest calls into poison control. children eat it because it looks like candy. we are talking about grown ups doing this on a dare. this is stupid. honestly. i can't believe i'm reporting it. >> it is hard to imagine. emergency rooms are forced to treat. >>> "early start" continues with the latest on the possibility of the latest...