Walking us through what their journeys have been like. Thank you again. [applause] and some news about new york congressman Michael Grimm from the Washington Post. That he has been taken into custody facing federal charges, a 0count indictment 20count indictment against him connected to a restaurant he opened before entering congress and alleging that the restaurant hid more than a Million Dollars in tax receipts from local and federal tax officials while also paying workers hundreds of thousands of dollars off the books. Now, aides say that House Speaker john boehner has not spoken to congressman grimm about the indictment. Neither the speaker, nor majority leader, eric cantor of virginia, have commented on his political future. Well keep you posted with any updates on the story on the cspan networks. And in about 15 minutes, well be returning to the Antidefamation League conference where fbi director james comey will be speaking about ate crimes after the recent hate crimes after the
Fees for faster data and video streaming. Live tomorrow at 7 a. M. Eastern. And fbi director james comby will speak at the antidefinition league and then a talk about u. S. Policy and spending and later Campaign Finance rules will be discussed. Cspans newest book sunday at 8. A collection with interviews with the nations top story tell e tellers. Most concentration camp stories are someone coming from a civilized family. They are taken to the camp and all of their other relatives are killed and they have to behave in an inhuman way and have to tell about their descent into hell and survival. This story is different because he was born in hell and thought it was home. Blaine harden, one of the many voices of our cspan interviews. Fbi director james comby spoke earlier talking about hate crimes and home grown terrorism threats for about 30 minutes. Good afternoon. It is an honor to be here. Two weeks ago, a madman with a warped view of what america should look like shot and killed three
Ms. West, you talked about how Foreign Countries have not perceived how we ratified the convention, and i wonder if what you heard from Business Leaders around the world is further concerns about u. S. Leadership on the issue of disabilities and the extent to which you think that might continue to be a road if we are not able to pass the treaty in this session of congress or of the senate. Well, we see the convention as the means for us to really have a very first time way of Understanding Market requirements whether its developed country or a developing country, and that by not finding the crpd, we will be in cases, excluded from some of these discussions which could lead to solutions, and for business community, its all about being able to understand the customers requirement whether its by country or industry, so we think it is a very important that we be at the table and be able to glean from these discussions about different industry whether its transportation or banking or Retail
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Introduction. And first off, ill say that i serve as the executive director for civil trials. And it is an honor because i have the chance work for all of you. Its its absolutely. The program grows at the grassroots. So its individuals like all of you who may have an idea know of a spot in your backyard. You want to have it marked and marketed the world. And you come to us. So its your stories that we get to tell. And its truly honor. I would also be remiss if i didnt say that i came to history at a young age and there are few scholars who i can point to who helped get there. And the gentleman i have the honor to introduce is one of those. Oftentimes, you often you listen to a biography, you think to yourself, i know who that is. You dont necessarily have to have a biography list behind him, but this one is definitely worth noting. Scott, as a 34 year veteran of the National Park service, served as gettysburg supervisor historian for 20 years. He won the National Service regional Freem