There is still a lot more work to be done. She says he will be providing updates every day as ballots are being counted. San franciscos Election Department still has 70,000 ballots to count before voters will know who their next District Attorney will be. Wednesday afternoon, a day after the election, bantering District Attorney turned 50 building on a slim lead she had tuesday night over public defender chesa boudin. 2205 votes separate them. We brought in the votes from the ballots we received in the mail yesterday. Then at this point does have the most votes. Reporter the department of elections director says boudin has the first first choice about, but Kamala Harris said i am hopeful that results in the following days will continue to back our vision for making San Francisco the safest city in the country. Is Election Night party he predicted the win. He tells me he is confident when all the votes are counted he will win. We are humbled the most san franciscans put us as their firs
David all of the president ial photographers come to that job in different ways. Most of them come in having been press photographers covering the campaign. I didnt. It was 1983 and i was a government photographer. I had been a government photographer since day 1, 1967. I was drafted after graduating from high school into the air force. They told me i would be a photographer, and that is what i did. At the time, 1967 the vietnam war was going on. I did not want to go into the army, so i joined the air force. There was a big turnover of air force photo people. There were 500 guys, it was called flight. We all got some kind of aerial photography, Motion Picture photography, lab processing, and still photography. Still photography was at the bottom of the list. I was assigned to the 836 combat support group in florida. I worked for the newspaper but the Strike Command was there and thats kind of where the vietnam war was managed from. At 18 years old, i was photographing generals in meeti
It with your wisdom and truth. Give them a spirit of enthusiasm and joy in their worthy efforts, and may they find fulfillment in their service. As they seek to advance the common good guide them in making right decisions, and carrying them out with true justice helping them to be particularly attentive to the needs of those who cannot fend for themselves or who struggle with little hope. May the work of this house help advance a Peaceful Society in our nation and foster unity in mutual good will so that in all things you may be glorified. We ask all this in your most holy name, amen. The speaker pro tempore the chair thanks the guest chaplain from belmont abby from belmont, North Carolina. The chair has examined the journal of the last days proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. Pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. The pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from North Carolina, mr. Pittinger. Mr. Pittinger i pledge allegiance to
Fateful history of fannie mae, faithful not only for fannie mae but for everybody else too and there are copies of the book out in the reception area which we hope you will buy and which bob hagerty will autograph after the program. I am the president fellow at a e. I. And we are pleased to have you with us to consider this fateful history and its role in american politicized Housing Finance. After many years of dealing with and thinking about fannie mae i thought i knew a lot about this subject but i learned a lot more about it from reading bobs book, especially the very longterm evolution of politicized Mortgage Finance in this country and also about the vivid personalities involved over the last 40 years, all the way to the end of the story, at least it is the end so far. The book is full of information but in addition if you read my invitation to this event you know i think it represents an underlying tragic drama. In fact a shakespearean tragedy in fives. Rise, power, hubris, fall
Gave his speech in 2004 he was running for the senate in illinois and the one. Abraham lincoln ran for the senate in illinois and the loss. Think about a family can in 1860, think about barack obama running for the presidency in 2008 if he had lost the Illinois Senate election. But there level of National Security we are talking about here. It. Now on booktv, as James Hagerty of the wall street journal talks about the 1938 creation and 70 year history of the mortgage giant fannie mae. Its about an hour and 15. Thank you all very much for being here and good afternoon. Welcome to our book forum, the fateful history of fannie mae, faithful not only for fannie mae but everybody else too and there are copies of the book on sale in the reception area, which we hope you will buy and which James Hagerty will be happy to autograph after the program. Im a resident fellow here at aei and we are very pleased to have you here to consider what this is fateful history and its role in american politi