Musical guests migos. And featuring the legendary roots crew. Questlove 810, flint steve and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ] jimmy oh oh oh thats how you do it right there. Welcome, everybody. Welcome to the tonight show thank you very much [ cheers and applause ] what a show we have tonight. What a show we have tonight. Welcome, everybody. Heres what people are talking about. Some pretty big news about the russia investigation. President trump told reporters that he is going to talk to Robert Mueller, but he wants to talk to him under oath. Yeah. Then trump turned to his lawyers and said, relax, ill have my fingers crossed the whole time. [ laughter and applause ] trump is willing to talk to Robert Mueller under oath. That will get off to a weird start when trump is told raise your right hand and he goes [ laughter ] [ applause ] my right or your right . Meanwhile, the Justice Department recovered 50,000 missing Text Messages from fbi agents. 50,000. Yeah and the
Return to budgets beholden to the liberal special interests. Watch American History tv every weekend on cspan3. Next, maine Governor Paul Lepage gives his final state of the state address, where he told state lawmakers he would not implement a voterapproved measure to expand medicaid without a way to pay for it. He also talked about jobs, the local economy, and Energy Policy among other topics. From augusta, this is an hour and a half. Thank you so much. Members of the 128th legislature, distinguished guests, my fellow citizens, i want to briefly remember paul mitchell, brother of senator mitchell who passed away this weekend. He was a dedicated Public Servant and a good friend. As i begin the last state of the state address of my time as governor of the great state of maine, let me be first to thank my wife. Honey, please stand. [ applause ] first of all, she looks gorgeous. [ applause ] she has been unwavering as a representative from the governor to the people of the state of maine,
[inaudible conversations] good evening again. For those of you that dont know if you dont know tim tyson, a Senior Research scholar for documentary studies at duke visiting professor at christianity in a professor from american and studies of that is very inclusive and we will not talk basketball tonight. He is the author of a finalist of the National Book award and the book called the radio free dixie. In the North Carolina naacp. Tim can tell you more about this book and i can and. Doing it ever an excellent job to put it emmett till murder and launching into a context of american history. His earlier book that is not a disk similar incident 15 years later in oxford North Carolina and ive learned just a few years ago about another similar incident happening three blocks from here during the war of 1944. That was from philadelphia. Then the bus driver got off to shoot and kill him. The all white jury goes that were found not guilty. So that is a very sad tradition. Were keen on public
Thank you, are there any other members of the public for general Public Comment . Seeing none, Public Comment is closed and we are adjourned. [gavel] good afternoon everyone and welcome to the San Francisco board of supervisors meeting for tuesday, april 25, 2017. Mdm. Clerk please call roll call thank you read present, cohen, present, farrell, present, fewer present, kim, present, paskinjordan present, ronen present, safai present, genji present, tang present, yee present. Mme. Pres. All members are present. Thank you ladies and gentlemen please join us for the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] b thank you everyone. Mme. Clerk any communications . I have none to report colleagues any changes to the march 14, 2017 Meeting Minutes . Seeing none, is there a motion to approve those minutes . Moved by supervisor farrell. Seconded by supervisor tran view. Colleagues can we take that without objection . Without objection those Meeting Minutes will be passed after Public Comments.
Street meetinghouse, constructed in 1804 to learn the story of philadelphias society of friends, and to learn about the history and practices of quakers. Welcome to arch street meetinghouse. Im the director here. Today, i will talk a little lid about the building we are standing in, arch street meetinghouse, a quaker place of worship, and also a bit about quakers. A lot of our visitors do not know much about the religion before they get here, which is an interesting issue. When you go to caps on the , oneof the Catholic Church of those historic cathedrals, people usually have background knowledge. We answer a lot of questions about whether quakers are honest people, puritans amish people, puritans, a thick education. This is a good place to have that basic education about quakers. The arch street Meeting House is the largest quaker Meeting House in the United States and maybe the world, but we are looking into it. It was built in 1804, and the land that the property is built ceeded in