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how was paris? i can t lie, i loved it. it the uniqueness of paris or something even more? things that may sound superficial that are very important to me like food. the food was great. alienist alieness of it. i like how when i want to down the street and people talked, i had to struggle with what was going on. . like that you may want to understand one person at one point and then someone at another moment. of the language and the culture, i felt like i was learning every day. did you see from a distance america any differently. i did. i am hesitant to talk about it because i don t know how much is personal and how much is true based on a real knowledge on the culture. hadlie: people who have not your experience will talk about your experience and give you insight into it. the one thing i am sure about is the relative absence of handguns shape of the culture. i am pretty core i m pretty clear on that. when my son would get on the subway every day to go to ....
honestly, that is not acceptabl. to me. that is not born. .. childhood. just so i can do a job that i love. so i m not breaking news here, i ve set all of this to my employers, they know this too, and that is my challenge now decided what i m going to do. can i find a way to work with my schedule at fox and continue to do the kelley file and see my children and if the answer to that is no then i will have to make a different decision, because they are most important. thank you so much. thanks for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] c-span, where history unfolds a daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america s cable-television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. after words is next on booktv. georgetown university philosophy professor jason brennan discusses his book against democracy in which he argues democratic medical systems fail to provide the best outcomes and calls for a form of gov ....
there was talk that something else could have killed the people on board. take a look. the impact destructtive. the house shook. the noise heard for blocks. a bang. i heard that and said probably our electricity will be turned off. the nissan slamming into a tree at 1:00 this afternoon. killing the passenger, 58-year-old sonya smith of baltimore. leaving the mail driver in critical condition. the kitchen window where the car is. his mother-in-law saw it sailing by. imagine preparing dinner and a car comes through and hits the street. they thought there were injuries not from the crash but something else. they now believe it was not due to gunshots. we believe it s the result richard: still a strange situation. this is a straight road. it s under investigation. it sounds like the loudest slap of thunder i could imagine. the 2013 to the 2016 nissan altima are part of the air bag recall. we don t know what year the car was. if we find out that is part ....
to protect what s theirs. porch pirates beware. and good evening. i m tom llamas, in for david. we begin tonight with the winter weather blast hampering the trip home for millions on one of the year s busiest travel days. a blizzard slamming into the plains states. more than a foot of snow, you see it there, in some spots. highways shut down. and that system now moving east, with icy driving conditions expected tonight in the northeast. and it was a standstill at many major airports. the average delay in minneapolis, more than two hours at one point. today, approaching an hour after l.a.x. more than 330 cancellations coast to coast so far. and untsz scoring the power of the storm, straight-line wind s destroying this building in nebraska. and a freak christmas day tornado reported in kansas. more on the forecast in a moment. but first, linzie janis gets us travel mess. reporter: tonight, treacherous travel for millions coming home from the holidays. 75-mile-per-hour ....
casting their ballot, saying it will preserve the integrity of the electoral system against fraud. trials will be conducted using a range of methods during the 2018 local elections. critics believe the pilot schemes could deter some people from voting. here s our political correspondent, carole walker. these smooth the scenes when the mayor of tower hamlets was elected two years ago. the people of this borough, i have said willjudge me on my record. he was accused of corruption and illegal practices and thrown out of office amid claims of voter fraud thrown out of office amid claims of voterfraud and thrown out of office amid claims of voter fraud and intimidation. thrown out of office amid claims of voterfraud and intimidation. now the government is to try out plans requiring voters to present photo id oi’ requiring voters to present photo id or proof of address in local elections in england in 2018. when it comes to ensuring people from vulnerable backgrounds given ....