Charter counications, along with these Television Companies support cspan2 as a public service. Dr. Ben carson is tonights david l guy lecture and his list of accomplishments would keep me up here all night if i mention them all so i will just hit a few highlights and then let him tell you his American Dream. For nearly 30 years dr. Carson served as the director of pediatric neuro surgery at Johns Hopkins childrens center, a position the youngest person when he was 33 years old, the youngest person in the hospitals history to do so. In 1987 he successfully performed the first separation of cranio twins conjoined at the back of the head. His honors include the president ial medal of freedom, the highest award granted to a civilian, he holds 70 honorary degrees. Dr. Carson and his wife candy carson, are cofounders of the carson scholars fund, which recognizes young people of all backgrounds, for exceptional academic and humanitarian accomplishments, today awarded more than 10,000 scholar
Evening. Hi im gonna stand here. Okay good evening. Id like to thank the Police Commission. The chief of police and the public for taking the time to recognize the outstanding work that the San Francisco Police Department investigated do. And im especially glad to be here this evening to recognize as one of my very own investigators, Sergeant Nick joel, for his exceptional job. He does day in and day out. But more specifically, on a recent case that i will highlight this evening. First, let me introduce myself. My name is alexa obrien. Im the captain for the Investigation Bureau special victims unit. And were honoring Sergeant Joel this week with a little bit about Sergeant Joel. Hes originally from london, england, but has been living in the us since 2001. Before joining our Police Department in 2012, he worked for the los angeles Police Department for five years. Like our chief in 2018, he was promoted to sergeant and was put to work as an svu investing for almost six years. Later, h
I know i lived in this neighborhood for about two years now and im used to the sound of the elevator train and of the streets. Well, cars sit around in the gutter. I think the waking life, the kids. Some people, i think and its colorful. You know. But when you live here you call it Something Else because its born of doesnt look good or smell good or being especially not youre sick and not your body hurt and you want to make it. Well, it took a while, but weve got a good answer to sickness in this part of new york. Its part of a new idea thats going on in other cities. Do you know all over the country here in the bronx, we call it the montefiore Neighborhood Health center, where people from my neighborhood come to have their sickness treated and made well, you are entering a new world of health care. It draws upon the same science and uses the same instruments and equipment that Health Services traditionally do. But yet in its philosophy and its practice, it is different in some startli
Evening. Hi im gonna stand here. Okay good evening. Id like to thank the Police Commission. The chief of police and the public for taking the time to recognize the outstanding work that the San Francisco Police Department investigated do. And im especially glad to be here this evening to recognize as one of my very own investigators, Sergeant Nick joel, for his exceptional job. He does day in and day out. But more specifically, on a recent case that i will highlight this evening. First, let me introduce myself. My name is alexa obrien. Im the captain for the Investigation Bureau special victims unit. And were honoring Sergeant Joel this week with a little bit about Sergeant Joel. Hes originally from london, england, but has been living in the us since 2001. Before joining our Police Department in 2012, he worked for the los angeles Police Department for five years. Like our chief in 2018, he was promoted to sergeant and was put to work as an svu investing for almost six years. Later, h
I know i lived in this neighborhood for about two years now and im used to the sound of the elevator train and of the streets. Well, cars sit around in the gutter. I think the waking life, the kids. Some people, i think and its colorful. You know. But when you live here you call it Something Else because its born of doesnt look good or smell good or being especially not youre sick and not your body hurt and you want to make it. Well, it took a while, but weve got a good answer to sickness in this part of new york. Its part of a new idea thats going on in other cities. Do you know all over the country here in the bronx, we call it the montefiore Neighborhood Health center, where people from my neighborhood come to have their sickness treated and made well, you are entering a new world of health care. It draws upon the same science and uses the same instruments and equipment that Health Services traditionally do. But yet in its philosophy and its practice, it is different in some startli