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Since 1988. She is assisting on human rights. Ssues karen has been the heart and soul of the human rights and deborah so its a giant treat to have karen here and i know you wee heard this before but are also blessed to have john pulitzerere who was a prizewinning biographer and contributor to the New York Times book review. They print periodicals. [laughter] he is a professor at Vanderbilt University from chattanooga. There is a border dispute between georgia and tennessee but we are pleased he is from north georgia. [laughter] [applause] you are obviously not running this year. Im not running in tennessee, thats for sure. He has embarked on a project in addition to the numerous books he has written and have been bestsellers and Pulitzer Prize winners, his last year, he published the soul of america, the battle for our better angels and that project i think along , may bein this group better than introducing you to them, introduce him to you and i will introduce you them to you which i
GeorgiaUnited-statesChattanoogaTennesseeAfghanistanArgentinaWashingtonGenevaSwitzerlandAtlantaVietnam reviews the 2015 budget request. our guest on newsmakers this week is virginia s bob of thete, the chairman house judiciary committee. thank you for joining us. it is good to be with you and your viewers. john gramlich is the legal affairs reporter, josh gerstein is at national security for politico. taking the time today. i wanted to ask about the appearance before your committee this week. it was very contentious toward the end of the hearing where he was making a personal swipe at your committee. i wonder if you can talk about that and whether you think maybe he crossed the line in terms of the oversight. for anyoneways wise appearing before the committee and members of the committee to not make things personal and the remark by the attorney general, i do not think there are many people out there who believe he is a buddy of the attorney general. as a result, that was not well advised on his part. questionse in answer from 34 members of the committee on a wide arra
ColoradoUnited-statesNew-yorkVirginiaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaAmericansAmericanJason-millmanJohn-gramlichBarry-searsEdward-snowden confident. a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old. the 16-year-old turned himself in just about an hour ago. that s what we re being hold by police. the 17-year-old was arrested at his home in south philadelphia, shortly after the shooting. anderson, they were able to find him by looking at surveillance tape from the gym. that is where the shooting actually took place. police tell us from looking at the tape, it s unclear if the shooting was intentional, or if it was accidental. in any case, administrators were able to look at the tape, identify the 17-year-old student. they pulled his address, dispatched police out to his house. they were able to make that arrest. what they ve been unable to do at this point is find the handgun that was used in the shooting, whether it be intentional or accidental. so is there any indication of a motive here? that s a good question. still early on in the investigation. police are still trying to determine what the motive was, if any, if it was
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