Actually, when we finally sit down and talk, and i have a personal experience with this, by and we sit down and talk with Law Enforcement, not talking past each other but to each other, we have the same goals in mind. Fact, so many members of Law Enforcement have innovative ideas on how to make our Justice System fairer and more effective. To your point on having these celebrities i am from kentucky, we do not have a deep appreciation for celebrities other than basketball players. I get it. I get your point. We need lawenforcement at the table leading the charge. I am grateful the fraternal order of police endorsed the First Step Act, which was wonderful. Kentucky, rob sanders, the toughest of the tough on crime prosecutors emma had an Innovative Program with a rehabilitation facility where he was diverting a lot of individuals who would have been to thisd of felonies rehabilitation facility that has. Ad success for forever, rob and i were at odds with each other and we met in the midd
Imposter. He knows full well that hes in that office way over his head. And so he has to diminish everyone else. The latest from washington just ahead. All that, plus under fire, Prince Andrew grants a rare interview about his friendship with accused rapist Jeffrey Epstein. Do i regret the fact that he has quite obviously conducted himself in a manner unbecoming, yes. Unbecoming, he was a sex offender. Yes. And his bizarre denial of the story. This is accuser told us. Today exclusive, Kim Kardashian west tells us what it was like to be in the room with rodney reed when he learned his execution was being halted. It was just this overwhelming sigh of relief and hope. And bearing down. Brown takes it in for a touchdown. The Los Angeles Rams pick up a big win over the Chicago Bears on sunday night to keep their playoff hopes alive. Today, monday, november 18th, 2019. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with Savannah Guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Hi, eve
Enclosures in the best way forward and handling payment disputes. This is two hours and 20 minutes [inaudible conversations] the committee on Health Education labor and will come to order. Senator murray has an important meeting right now and she has asked me to proceed with the hearing because we have six excellent witnesses and we want to make sure that we hear from each of you. We want the senators to have a chance to ask questions of each of these so patty should arrive around 10 lock. When she comes we will enter and let her make her Opening Statement and then we will resume the hearing. Good morning senator murphy. Nearly a year ago after brent james from the National Academy testified before the Senate Health committee with a startling statistic. Up 21 2 of what the American People spend on Health Care May be unnecessary. Let me repeat that. Up to half of the 3. 5 trillion the United States collectively spent on health care in 2017 was unnecessary according to dr. James and many
Book signing. A couple of things i wanted to mention before i introduce to you will introduce miss johnson. Our hope here at the museum is that each time you come here, you learn something. That we are educating, informing and hopefully encouraging you to act in some way. Were not going to tell you what to do but we will encourage you to do something. Every one of us has an us, the exact same thing of the people we chronicle on the walls of the civil rights museum. None of them have anything different than what we have. The difference simply is that they activated it. We hope when you leave here this evening, you will have learned something. You will have gathered new information. And that you will be encouraged to act in some way. Last year in 2018, we commemorated the assassination of doctor kang. And we seemed it, where do we go from here. Which is the title of his last book. So we continue to ask the question, where do we go from here . We commissioned a study on poverty in Shelby
The tv this weekend and every weekend on cspan2. Good evening everyone. Thank you for being here with us and im certain this will be a riveting conversation and easier to say that word than it is to spell it because i couldnt figure out to spell it. And president of the National Museum i welcome you here this evening for this book talk on ms. Alice Marie Johnsons book. I hope you had an opportunity to get it and if not, i believe we are selling it and she will be doing a book signing a couple things i wanted to mention for i introduce to you [inaudible] who will introduce ms. Johnson. You know, our hope here at the museum is that each time you come here you learn something. That will educate and inform and hopefully we are encouraging you to act in some way. I will not tell you what to do but we want to encourage you to do something. Every one of us has enough the exact same thing but all the people that we chronicle on the walls of the National Civil Rights Museum have and none of tho