we need to do it ethically and well anything the states are handling that well, buto.hink everybody republican is committed to that idea. life is a people think of the estimate is about 8 million babies have been bored because -- born because of iv,f since his creation in the late 70's. our ptyt. back row. >> [inaudible] ■(>> we have not addressed it aa leadership team but we will look at it carefully. obviously, i mean the government has a responsibility take care of those who have been harmed by the government's action. as a general premise but we have -- we have not released to the details of that legislation and we will process it in time. we are going to wrap this up because we are going into session and i'm making the big team speech to everybody in just a few moments. i got to get ready for that.my o stand together. look,, i'llay everyone says, the election cycle is the most important one of our lifetime. we say it every election cycle. everybody knows this one truly is for all the marbles. we have entire industries, sectors and the economy facing existential th

and one of the things congress really got right was it asked us to do phone a project but then said buto create rule sets to support the use of technology that makes the most sense given the economic poverty and population density and settlement patterns where we are building the network. so what we are going to see across the country if we drive completion we are very much still in the car at mthis moment. butut we drive for completion every single americans will have ce affordable reliable high-speed internet connection. that connection is going to be utilizing the technology it makes the most sense given again the economics and physical realities of the location. i am really excited that everyone who iss committed to getting folks access to the internet. whether it be through satellite, or wireless technology, oro- fie really stepped up and are meetig the challenge of the moment. this is a one-time program that spins up and spins down at that conclusion everyone is online. we've gotten an enthusiastic reception from all these folks were trying to meet that to get them on our side. >>

the united states is complicit in the, buto participated in the murder of palestinians last week underted states attempted to drop, despite the fact that all experts say that that is the worst way to deliver spfood. and so ramadan, greetins from people complicit in genocide ring hollow and hypocritical in gaza. and here in the us. >> all right. we appreciate your perspective here as ramadan begins. thank you for your time. zahra billoo from care here in the san francisco bay for comink you. >> okay. as we spent a good portion of that interview talking about the situation in the middle east, we want to bring itúback a little closerúto home now and talk about weather here in the bay area. and really a nice day out there. although the morning kind of started out a little tricky for me at least there were some clouds. i wasn't sure if it was going to rain or what was going to happen. let's bring in rosemary for more on the forecast for the rest of your day and the rest of the week. >> yeah, the timing of the rain this weekend. interesting, right? it cameúin last night for most after sunset

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we don't think the court should resolve that, buto us take a position on the question, it's all goingd the holding of to these new situations. the accelerator is a good example to think about. in 2006, when a.t.f. changed the position on the accelerator, they initially approved at device in 2002. 2006, it changed its mind. if you look at the asfication letter, their argument rests on an argumen similar to what mr. fletcher is making today. they cite the legislative history from carl frederk d say function of the trigger means pull of the trigger. that is not going to work if thr islessed as a machine begun. what might work is if there's an argument to extend the united states against camp. does that spring the accelerator and change the nature of the trigger in that's the questi that needs to be addressed. if a.t.f. wants to continue to characterize the accelerator as a maingun, it's going to need to come up with a much better argument than what it offers in 2006. we're not closing the door on that possibility, but we think the rationale that a.t.f. ha used is just as faulty for nning

yes, we have to be concerned about our economy will buto be concerned about our role in the world. the united states has to be a world leader count. if there's any lesson was learned from world war ii, is that the united states is a a world leader. let me tell you something. if the united states is not a world leader, nobody else will play that role. >> in your testimony, secretary panetta you said america needs to send a message that stands by our allies. congress its office said nothing but mixed messages even though the overwhelming bipartisan, bicameral support for israel and taiwan, there's been an indefinite delay in delivering aid to both countries. congress fails to accurately when democrats and republicans disagree, we fail to act even when we agree. and if there are stand-alone bills on official at taiwan with no poison pills, both bills were passed overwhelmingly in both chambers of congress. answer given the risk that negotiations around ukraine and immigration could languish indefinitely, he believed in my be necessary at some point to decouple israel and taiwan for la

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