and discipline and effectively communicating are not mutually exclusive unquote according to the gazette in addition to the donor money sent to outside public relations contractors the school has grown the academy public affairs office by at least fifty percent since the public relations push began the academy has highlighted its efforts to combat sexual assault and presented the school to be a leader of prevention however experts say presenting a new public image will only work if the organisation follows through on reaching its objectives and actually changes its habits are a formation requiring action not just rebranding marina porton r.t. miami. and that is our show. for you today and remember everyone be good to each other out there on top of the wallace keep on watching this hot and have a great night everyone if you want to do so but still would know that you see a series of attacks tyrrell's it is what you need to analyze it did it again for the products it did you speak to my soul whether they like you are got to have a business with the outbreak of it this was going on this wor

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and discipline and effectively communicating are not mutually exclusive unquote according to the gazette in addition to the donor money sent to outside public relations contractors the school has grown the academy public affairs office by at least fifty percent since the public relations push began. the academy has highlighted its efforts to combat sexual assault and presented the school to be a leader of prevention however experts say presenting a new public image will only work if the organization follows through on reaching its objectives and actually changes its habits are a formation requiring action not just rebranding marina port naya r.t. miami. russian investigators are looking into the st petersburg metro bombing in april say the attacker and his accomplices used an encrypted message in service to plan and carry out the atrocity. track though has more details on this story the telegram messaging app is famous for its outstanding levels of privacy with all the encryption but the secret chats just to remind you almost three months ago a suicide bomber killed fifteen people in the

this is the gazette out of western massachusetts that its shelves to health care plan, a picture below that of elizabeth warren included in the front page. she is holding a sign that shows a picture of families in her byte that have been impacted the health care debate, that have been impacted by the affordable care act. members of the senate gathering on the east front of the capital for a press conference yesterday in which each democratic manner -- democratic member held at pictures of people in similar situations. the front page of the tampa bay times this morning, senate gop helps the bill setback, that is the headline. also a shock from the press conference on the front steps on the east front of the united states capitol. the front page this morning of the denver post, the senate postpones the vote in the headline there on the front page of the daily news miner out of alaska. "these senators will make or break the gop health care bill." the picture there of president trump sitting between susan collins of maine on the left and alaska on the left, key votes on the debate. dan sul

have the talent bazookas that -- the gazette, which started with the question we begin the program with, who do you believe? the boston globe in massachusetts, they started -- they had covered the front paper with trump fights back, says comey lied. the president's response to the testimony this week of former fbi director james comey topping the headlines in the nation. newspapers this morning, mike is calling from california on a republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. and gooding, c-span morning, america. i truly believe in a president trump and i believe comey is continuing to life to cover up for hillary and obama's crimes in office. i challenge any news media officer or any person to prove that our president is lying. give me some facts, not just innuendo, but give me some facts. if you look at comey's testimony yesterday, it was all on circumstantial evidence, and his word against the president's. logbook, if it was a logbook, it would be different, but these were notes taken, and i do not believe in comey. .e is too wishy-washy all of the answers wer

. >> the "gazette" reports that the naples of the jurors in bill cosby's sex assault case were released trial judge agreed to the request yesterday. one member said the panel deadlocked because two holdouts refused to convict the comedian. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on the replacement of travis kalanick. there will be a colleague replaced from capital venture benchmark. uber is searching for a new chief executive to clean up its corporate culture and lead its in its public offering. >>> "the new york times" says russian athletes are likely to face sanctions despite the country's anti-doping reforms. the president of the international olympic committee says russia's cheating during the 2014 winter gachmes cannot forgotten. none of the 33 medals russia won at sochi have been rescinded yet. >>> and m drive says the university of michigan will launch a new shuttle release. the school has an automated test site and is a leader in the technology. >>> still ahead, amazon laces up. the online retailer reportedly has a major deal with the leading sneaker maker. it's like nothing you've

the billings gazette says that the congressman elect will plead guilty to assaulting a reporter the dayefore the elected, the states only congressman last month, a prosecutor said on friday. republican technology entrepreneur will enter his plea in court on monday when he is scheduled to be arraigned and sentence on a misdemeanor charge. gianforte requested the court hearing after reaching a civil settlement this week and issued an apology to the reporter. bruce is calling from charlotte, north carolina as the continue to talk about who you believe -- the president or former fbi director? what about you? caller: this is washington, i do not believe anybody. minor political work for both parties and, when you have the sectarian violence, going on in the capital, i just believe that you cannot believe anything going on. informationre more that you would want to hear to figure out what happened? there were only two people in the room when they discussed michael flynn and they are saying different things happened. what it help if the president went under -- would it help if the president we

the gazette won with tens of thousands of iowans worried, now is not the time for a rally. we haven't seen anything resellbling a terrific plan. behind closed doors, the president described the house bill whose passage he celebrated as mean, cold hearted and son of a b. in march the president admitted the house version would hurt his own voterers but argued the senate would fix everything. >> a bloomberg analysis showed that xoinlts voted for you, class families works do far less well under this bill. >> i know. >> it seems like this is inconsistent with the message of the last election. >> a lot of things are inconsistent. these will be negotiated. we have to go to the senate. we'll see what happens in the senate. >> it appears at least if some ways, the senate bill will be even meaner, as the president would say, than house version. in front of the capitol, they rallied against the push and promise ad vigorous push of the senate bill. >> we have a very simple message. no hearing no, vote. >> we've only got a few days left. we have to stop this bill. >> we can whimper abou

"the cedar rapids gazette," a conservative newspaper, had this front page editorial for the president. it says, dear mr. president, now is not the time for campaign rallies. it says, now is the time to govern. it urged him to get back to washington and to govern and to listen to people's ideas and to stop the campaign ral lies. i'm not sure if he'll listen to that. more tomen come, of course. certainly more to come. >> i wonder what the supporters in coal country have to say about those solar panels. thank you very much. new to cnn now to cnn's manu raju on the russia investigation. democrats are demanding documents be turned over regarding jared kushner and michael flynn. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, don, what they're pointing to are regulations that actually govern how people with access classified intelligence, specifically when there are concerns, credible concerns raised about someone's fitness to obtain classified intelligence that says they should actually have their security clearances suspended while those credible allegations are investigated. now, as we do know

the newspaper here, the see car rapids gazette, it had this front page editorial for the president, it says dear mr. president, now is not the time for campaign rallies now is the time to governor. it urged him to get back to washington and governor and listen to people's ideas and to stop the campaign rallies. i'm not sure if he'll listen to that. there are more to come of course but interesting highlight in cedar rapids. >>> now turn to cnn's manu raju with our breaking news on the return investigation. you talked to democrats turning over documents relating to senior advisers jared kushner and former security adviser michael flynn. what are you learning? >> well, don, regulations governor how people access classified intelligence specifically when there are credible concerned raced about someone's fitness to obtain classified intelligence who say they should have the clearances suspended while the investigations are investigated. we do know michael flynn, the former national security visaer, there were warnings from sally yates, the former acting attorney general to white house coun

the charleston gazette suggest that's president is talking out of both sides of his mouth because theyan editorial talking about the budget that the president proposed which would eliminate what they call the appalachian regional commission and withdraw 1$1.1 billion from programs to rescue impoverished coal towns, the center for american progress says this. these cuts, if passed, would cripple the federal government's ability to invest directly in coal communities and workers, they would prevent the government from helping these communities chart a viable future, one that does not rely on unfounded fantasies of the coal industry's resurgence. >> my reaction is that the charleston gazette is a very liberal rag that i don't read and i don't pay much attention to their comments. they have been wrong consistently for decades. it's a family owned, very liberal worthless newspaper. i won't dignify their comments with mine. i know my subject. i know what this means to america, and i think president trump was very courageous and very prudent in what he's done. the stock market indexes have go

you said in a recent op-ed and charleston gazette mailed it, increasing access to substance abuse disorderreatment including medicaid assisted treatment as part of your department's plans to address the opioid prices. what you are not telling to your west virginia leaders, donald trump's second-best state in the country, you're not telling them what you're doing so my question is and i'm sorry for the preface but how do you plan to introduce access to treatment when you got the single biggest source of funding for treatment by $600 billion in your budget. is that possibly add up in the trump map, trump price map of 2017? >> you know i visited your state, the southwest corner of your state to visit with victims of opioid addiction. the parents of kids who died, one told me about her son who died in the bathroom of a macy's. >> from an overdose. these cards that we have running across this country right now is absolutely unacceptable to you, unacceptable to me and the president. our commitment is to make certain that what we put in place is a program that actually works. you see the graphs.

samuel adams wrote a letter in "the providence gazette" on september 26, 1772, that read in part, a court of inquisition more horrid than that of spain or portugal is established within this colony. to inquire into the circumstances of destroying the gaspee schooner. and the persons who are the commissioners of this newfangled court are vested with most exorbitant and unconstitutional power. they are directed to summon witnesses, after hend persons not only -- apprehend persons not only impeeched but even suspected and deliver them to admiral month argue who is ordered to have a ship in readiness to carry them to england where they are to be tried. the reverend john allen delivered at the second baptist church in boston a thanksgiving sermon on the gaspee affair that was distributed in pamphlet form throughout the colonies. his words helped rouse the spirit of independence of this fledgling nation. he said supposing that the rhode islanders, for the sake of the blood-bought liberties of their forefathers, for the sake of the birthrights of their children, should show a spirit of resentmen

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